First Base Ball Practice Attracts Bright Talent
Twenty baseball aspirants attended the season opening practice on Sunday. The seven inning game ended 8 to 7 with Paulson on the rubber and Tobias catching. Paulson had four safe hits and overall pace showed promising infield and outfield talent despite the early season effort. A date with the Wibaux club may follow. three weekly practices are planned.
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Paulson
Canty
Mulligan
Tobias
Wibaux Club
Dakotans Buy Auto Licenses Amid Rush
In Bismarck on April 19 officials report a flood of auto license applications. Through this month over three thousand have been received, signaling about 22 000 licenses for the year, a record likely to be surpassed. Drivers delayed licenses until roads opened and fine weather prompted a rush.
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Bismarck
Secretary of State
Walls
Submarine F-4 Raised Twelve Feet Near Honolulu Harbor
The United States submarine F-4, submerged since March 25 outside Honolulu harbor, was raised twelve feet and towed ashore to an inclined bottom. The salvage crew worked all night and expect to avoid pontoons. Diver Loughman, entangled in lifting cables, was rescued at 220 feet after four hours.
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Honolulu
United States
Loughman
Crilley
Outlying districts report seeding well advanced in 1915 crop outlook
Reports from distant districts indicate seeding is now well advanced and moisture is the main need to start crops. Most regions have received good showers, suggesting a bountiful crop year for farmers in 1915.
Beach City Motion Picture Club Produces First Scenes
Local enthusiasts in Beach form a stock company to produce A Reward Worth While a western drama written by C Guy Brewer. Charles Welsh leads filming with six scenes shot last Sunday and hopes to release the complete picture for use in Beach and other North Dakota towns.
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Beach
C. Guy Brewer
Charles Welsh
Johnson & Welsh
Welsh
California
Messrs. Baer
Zollinger
Brewer
McNaughton
Brault
Dahl
Kucheman
Ross Zollinger
C. G. Brewer
North Dakota
Montana
Boy on Horseback Hurt When Animal Kicks Him
A boy named Willard McNiece suffered a broken leg and a deep wound after being kicked by a loose horse while riding near his home on Tuesday evening. He rode home in pain, then walked to the house assisted by his younger brother. He was taken to Dr. Stouggs Hospital and is recovering well with no permanent injury expected.
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Willard McNiece
Dr. Stoughs Hospital
Frederick L Lesser Stricken At Local Farm Hospital
Frederick L Lesser, employed at A C Thompsons farm for a year, fell ill Monday afternoon and died en route to Stough hospital from heart failure. He had no local relatives. relatives in Portsmouth Ohio requested local burial. Funeral services were held Thursday.
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A. C. Thompson
Fredrick
Lesser
Stough Hospital
Portsmouth
Ohio
Social Hour Club Elects Officers at Hoverson Home
The Social Hour Club met at Mrs Ed Hoversons home on Tuesday afternoon in Lucinda Knoxs honor. Besides dinner the group elected officers for the coming year: H Walters president Frank Hurley vice president E A Wieting secretary and Frank Rundlett treasurer. The next meeting will be at Mrs R F Gallaghers home.
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Ed. Hoverson
Lucinda Knox
H. Walters
Frank Hurley
E.A. Wieting
Frank Rundlett
R. F. Gallagher
Frank Loses On Appeal In Georgia Murder Case
The U S Supreme Court denies Leo M Frank habeas corpus relief, upholding Georgia and federal rulings that he was lawfully sentenced to death for the murder of Mary Phagan. Attorneys may seek rehearing within 30 days. pardon remains possibly the only option. Justice Holmes dissented. Hughes concurred.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
United States District Court
Frank
Holmes
Hughes
Supreme Court of Georgia
Free Employment Bureau Open by The Power Mercantile Company
The Power Mercantile Company resumes its free employment bureau for 1915. They have secured work for nearly one hundred men to farmers and contractors in the Golden Valley and currently have over a dozen applicants waiting. The bureau promises quick placement and is expected to become a popular help to both workers and employers in the coming weeks.
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The
Power Mercantile Company
Golden Valley
Ed Hildebrand Visits City to Teach Baseball Science
Ed Hildebrand of the famed baseball family visited the city on Tuesday and shared his expertise with local players. He demonstrated techniques and explained aspects of the national game to deepen their understanding.
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Ed Hildebrand
Weather Bureau to Issue Weekly Farmer Shipper Forecasts
The United States Weather Bureau launched a weekly forecast on April 20 to aid farmers and shippers of perishable goods. Forecasts reach small town papers by mail midweek, with 30 to 40 word messages prepared in Washington and telegraphed to state centers for rapid distribution through local weekly newspapers and press associations.
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United States Weather
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ford Mentioned in Bible Sparks Local Debate
A local farmer, owner of a Ford, argues his car’s name is implied in scripture as Elijah “went up on high.” The claim rests on a debated biblical phrase and reflects a light, community rumor rather than scholarly evidence.
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Elijah
Opera house features popular pictures and Donovan act
Patrons enjoyed Famous Players Daughter of Eve and The Perils of Pauline last week at the opera house. Monday offered the Donovan musical act featuring saxophone Swiss horns bells and a nearly two hundred year old cello valued around five hundred dollars. The performer imitates nature sounds and renders many musical selections, drawing solid applause.
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Eve
Pauline
Donovan
Berry visits relatives in Rhame after Fosston stay
E. A. Berry of Fosston Minnesota who has spent three weeks with F. H Miller traveled to Rhame Tuesday to visit with relatives in the city.
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A E. A. Berry
Fosston
Minn
F. H Miller
Rhame
Roosevelt on Witness Stand
Former President Theodore Roosevelt testified in Syracuse Supreme Court about press publication of his statement in a libel case with William Barnes. He claimed Barnes urged protecting big business contributors to both parties to sustain party organization and leadership. The narrative also covers his political career and Spanish-American War role. Local society notes mention visits and community events in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Eodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
William Barnes
Barnes
Oosevelt
Roosevelt
Wilson Urges Self Possession and Calm in World Crisis
President Wilson, addressing the twenty fourth continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution, urged self possession and judicial temper. Ambassador Jusserand praised U S conduct in Europe and the president planned to attend the Associated Press luncheon in New York with Daniels and Turnulty accompanying.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Twenty-Fourth Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Honored Citizen Mrs Mary Allen Dies at Home
Mrs Mary Allen, mother of Mrs Clarence Allen, dies at home after six months of confinement at age four years? Wait. This item is inconsistent. Based on readable text she dies at ripe old age and will be buried in Fort Atkinson. Services held at home then body shipped Friday.
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Mary Allen
Clarence Allen
Washington
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Old Home
Beaver Valley
Lyttle Farris Nuptials at Catholic Parsonage
A wedding at the Catholic parsonage on Tuesday night united Mrs Minnie Lyttle and Adam Farris with Rev Father Wolpert officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Martin Egan. The couple, well known in the community, reside in the city where the groom works in the grain business. The Christian Endeavor Society plans to renew athletic activities this season with separate clubs and lawn tennis and walking seats, staging contests with other denominations and neighboring towns.
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Father Wolpert
Minnie Lyttle
Adam Farris
Martin Egan
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor
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Otto Stensrud
William Rosenberg
Ned Perry
Lambert
Mont
Mesdames
Donald McDonald
M. S. Griffith
Miller Ranch
Savage
C. E. Smith
Wibaux
Oakland
Frank English
Methodist Church
Dr English
R. A. Lyon
Manning
Opera House
Dickinson Perss
John Power
Powers
Hove
Killdeer Tribune
Frederick L. Lesser
Free Employment Bureau
Open
San Francisco
Dayton
Rose Halliday
Minneapolis
Brother H. L. Halliday
C. McKeon
Sentinel Butte
T. Peterson
Cass City
Mich
Bert Sprague
Dave Burke
Dickinson Hospital
E. H. Wilson
Callender Hotel
Hebron
Minneapolis Daily News
Fargo Forum
Takeare
Welch and Johnson
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