Roosevelt testimony in Albany inquiry on Barnes menace
Syracuse dated April 28 reports the cross examination of Colonel Roosevelt in a New York inquiry. Questions covered his salary of fifty thousand dollars as president and twenty five thousand dollars for traveling expenses. Various quotes about Barnes Murphy and party loyalties were cited. Roosevelt described consulting Senator Platt and the governor’s office to maintain party unity. He acted vigorously on the stand with animated gestures.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Dove Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Hudson Falls
Barnes
New York
Albany
Murphy
Senator Platt
Reeve Farm Offers Help For Beach Band
The Reeve Farm market will donate ten percent of all cash sales on May 8 at their shop to supportBeach city band efforts for the coming season. City tobacco Foster and a local music instructor would assist aspiring players. Local businessmen are urged to join the movement to build a capable summer band.
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Beach
Reeve Farm Market
Doctor Foster
Faris of Tarkio Weds in Beach North Dakota
Adam Faris, son of Elmer Faris of Tarkio Atchison county, married at Beach North Dakota on April 22. He, a longtime Mail reader, and his bride are wished a long, happy married life. The note adds hope they may reach a golden anniversary like his grandfather in Tarkio in May 1886. Lindahl Westby visited Belfield Monday.
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Adam Faris
Atchison County
Elmer Faris
Tarkio
The
Mail
Beach
N. D
Atchison County Mail
Rockport
Death at Grave of Brother in Grand Forks
William Egan of Port Arthur Ontario dies of paralysis at his brother John Egan’s open grave in Grand Forks after attending the funeral. John, a Port Arthur merchant, was found wandering in Sudbury hospital weeks after being robbed and left unconscious in the cold. Weave of tragedy links both men and a Canadian hospital discovery with a distant burial.
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Grand Forks
N. D
William Egan
Port Arthur
John Egan
W. R. Jack
Roans
Sudberry
Canada
Egan
William
Heggeseth Wilson Wedding in Sentinel Butte
On Tuesday morning April 27 A T Wilson and Miss Nora Hegseth were united in marriage by Judge Tom Smith. John Metzger and Sanda Moon acted as sponsors. The groom, a long-time chef at the Callender hotel, resides in Sentinel Butte and after May 1 will operate a hotel and restaurant in Hebron.
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A. T. Wilson
Nora Hegseth
Tom Smith
John Metzger
Sanda Moon
Callender
Sentinel Butte
Hebron
Cream station operators jailed for unsanitary conditions
Woodworth, N. D. Thomas Seaborn and Max Kurshmer of Kurshmer & Hynes cream station were arrested yesterday on the complaint of Assistant Dairy Commissioner E. A. Greenwood for operating an unsanitary institution. They were fined $15 and costs after being found guilty.
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Woodworth
N. D
Thomas Seaborn
Max Kurshmer
Kurshmer & Hynes Cream Station
E. A. Greenwood
English Army Agent Here
The English army has been represented in the city during the past week. Percy Goslett has been at the North Side horse market purchasing cavalry horses for the English army. Large numbers have already been bought as Allied forces and the Italian government search the country for food stock, signaling a prolonged war and high horse prices.
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Percy Goslett
North Side
Eurpe
New Commission Is Organized In Bismarck
The new city commission in Bismarck North Dakota organized with two new members and appointed officers. R H Thelwaite was named auditor to succeed himself with both new members voting against him. Chris Martinson named police captain after a political scrap. Downing named chief of Police. L E Updyke named city treasurer succeeding long serving Lars en. F E McCurdy elected city attorney succeeding F H Register. Bids for the city official paper will be called for.
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Bismarck
N. D
R. H. Thisthelwaite
Chris Martinson
Downing
L. E. Updyke
John Larsen
F. E. McCurdy
F. H. Register
R S Lewis Improves From Pneumonia in Virginia
Washington April 28 R S Lewis former lieutenant governor of North Dakota is ill with pneumonia at his daughter Mrs J S Deale residence Franklin Va shows steady improvement tele gram from Dr H Cobb attending physician says since Tuesday his condition has steadily improved
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Washington
R. S. Lewis
North Dakota
J.S. Deale
Franklin
H. Cobb
Equity Co operative Exchange Faces Receiver Suit
Fargo April 28 Attorney General Linde seeks order to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed and the charter annulled over alleged fraud insolvency and misused earnings at the Equity Co operative Exchange. Hearing set May 18. Affidavits cite sales below market and profits to employee entities. Officers named include J M Anderson Magnus Johnson G A Thiel and G S Loftus. Part of Hughes affidavit notes below market car purchases by chamber members. Continued on Page 4.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Linde
Pollock
Equity Co-operative Exchange
Third Judicial District Court
Cass County
Grand Jury
St. Paul
Exchange
Equity Cooperative Exchange
J. M. Anderson
Magnus Johnson
G. A. Thiel
G. S. Loftus
Hughes
E. S. Hughes
Chamber of Commerce of Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Equity
O-Operative Exchange
Minneapolis
Chamber of Comerce
Final Curtain for John Bunny Dies in Brooklyn
John Bunny, famed moving picture comedian, died at his Brooklyn home after a three weeks illness. Family members were present as doctors noted overwork may have contributed to the death.
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New York
John Bunny
Brooklyn
Stranger in Devil's Lake Dies After Wanderings
A penniless stranger named Rasmus Carlson collapsed on a Devils Lake sidewalk after a night of aimless wandering. He had been ill with typhoid in Gretna Township earlier, received temporary help, and later worked on a nearby farm before his condition forced him to quit. Officials seek Carlson’s brothers reported living in this city and in Norway.
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Devil's Lake
N. D
Rasmus Carlson
Carlson
Towner
Devils Lake
Rome
Layibie
Norway
Band Boys To Meet For Memorial Day Program
Band boys and those interested in a city band for Beach are asked to attend a meeting in the Commercial Club rooms over Hoffman's confectionery on Monday at 8 o'clock. The aim is to organize a suitable Memorial Day program and a strong city representation.
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Beach
Hoffman
Gilbert Thomlinson Dies After Illness at City
J Gilbert Thomlinson the little son of Rev and Mrs W Howard Thomlinson died Monday evening after years of valvular heart leakage. Funeral from Congregational church Thursday drew many friends. The family receives community sympathy in this bereavement.
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J. Gilbert Thomlinson
W. Howard Thomlinson
J R Gardner Visits Sentinel Butte on Sunday
J R Gardner was a visitor in Sentinel Butte on Sunday as he traveled through the area. Local residents noted his presence and activities during the day.
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J. R. Gardner
Sentinel Butte
Express Agents Question Private Use Of Liquor Shipments
Fargo officials report Northern Express workers seek guidance from fortune tellers as to whether shipments into North Dakota are for private use or sale. An injunction bars liquor for sale, but private commerce remains allowed. Large consignments may breach laws. permanent injunction hearing set for May 3.
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Fargo
N. D
Northern Express Company
Northern Pacific Railway
North Dakota
Pollock
Traveling book agent jailed for attempted kiss at school
Valley City April 27 Judge Moe sentenced traveling book agent C B Dobbs to thirty days in jail for attempting to kiss and hug a young school teacher after students left the Carey schoolhouse. The ruling aims to deter future mashers as Dobbs rests in city jail reflecting on his offense.
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Valley City
N. D
Moe
Carey
C. B. Dobbs
I. J. Moe
Dobbins
Eppersons Visit Glendive Then San Francisco Panama Expo
Mr and Mrs F M Epperson of Rio Illinois have been visiting their niece Mrs D M Cooper. They plan to visit the Victor family in Glendive before proceeding to the Panama Exposition in San Francisco.
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F. M. Epperson
Rio
D. M. Cooper
Glendive
Victor
San Francisco
Ministers Hold Convention of Missouri River Association
The twelfth annual meeting of the Missouri River Association of Congregational Churches met in the Congregational church of the city. More than thirty ministers and delegates attended over two days with services led by Rev. Kennicton and an AnAnn sermon by Rev. A R Bosworth. Discussions covered church finances and responsibilities, with several ministers named from various towns. applications for membership were heard from Trottera Halliday Squaw Gap and Hay Draw. An auto tour to Sentinel Butte followed Thursday’s conference, and clergy were hosted to dinner at Sentinel Butte church.
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Missouri River Association of Congregational Churches
Congregational
Kennicton
A. R. Bosworth
Regent
B. H. Crawford
Deninson
J. A. Kitchen
Sentinel Butte
A. C. Hocke
John Orchard
B. W. Crawford
Dickinson
W. S. Treacy
Manning
Duncan MacKenzie
Garrison
A. M. Asadoorian
D. P. Barnes
Glen Uilin
A. D. Kiell
Mott
J. E. Jones
New England
Halliday
Squaw Gap
Hay Draw
Beach
Morris & Mathison
Big Fire Destroys Public Library in St Paul
A major blaze in St Paul destroyed the public library building and damaged nearby stores. Five firefighters were injured and hospitalized, while twenty five people were overcome by smoke and moved to a theatre-turned emergency hospital. Estimated losses reach 400000 dollars. a new library is under construction and valuable books had been removed earlier.
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St. Paul
Tennis Club Renewal Signals 1915 Season
The Beach tennis club plans a 1915 season with about 20 members. They have leased last year’s grounds, repaired facilities, and will enclose the courts to ensure open participation. The club aims to schedule matches with nearby towns, likely starting with Glendive, while photographer Welch gears up for a regional business campaign.
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Glendive
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Lindahl Westby
Belfield
President Wilson
Wilson
A. Stirling Calder
Wall
Scott Street
Heggseth-Wilson
R.S. Lewis
George Loftus
Stranger
Gilbert Thomlinson
Tennis Club
Welch
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