Senate Passes Administration Currency Bill For Signature
The administration currency reform bill, seeking to stabilize the banking system, passed the Senate 54 to 34 and moves to the president for signature. Hitchcock led opposition. Weeks and five Republicans supported the measure. Burton’s central bank bill had been rejected earlier. North Dakotans Crawford and Sterling backed Owen bill while several senators opposed the La Follette amendment restricting Federal Reserve roles.
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United States
Attea
Senate
Hitchcock
Senator Weeks
Senetor Poindexter
Senaate
Howe
Burton
North
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Bigger Holiday Edition Promises Clean Local Print
The Golden Valley Chronicle in issue N contains 24 pages all printed in home style without plates. It is praised as one of the niftiest holiday editions, two color throughout, typographically perfect, and brimming with news and advertising. Publishers and community leaders expect strong patronage.
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Golden Valley Chronicle
Ch. N
Imue
Beach
Clendive
Farmers Rally in Carlyle Over Electric Rail Plan
About 100 farmers from the district attended a Carlyle meeting to hear a proposed electric railroad from Baker Montana to a point near Beach North Dakota. J W Cox led the talk proposing $7 500 per mile subscriptions backed by landowners, with a warning not to sign notes until a railroad is guaranteed. A committee was formed to seek guidance from the Farmers Grain and Shipping Company and to organize neighborhood canvassing.
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Carlyle
Baker
J. W. Cox
James Anderson
Exact Slater
R. ‘Whitaker
Cox
Farmers Grain and Shipping Company Lake
Egan
Burkey
J. W. Brinton
Beach
Devils Lake Company
Parole for Sherman Wells after 1902 murder case
N D Cogewell Dec 2 reports the state pardoning board granted Wells a reduced sentence and he will move to Alberta to support his invalid mother. Pardons in 1910 and 1911 faced reversal due to local opposition. Wells and his brother killed Frank Carr in Forman in 1902 over alleged robbery. Wells allegedly confessed after capture in Michigan.
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Cogewell
N. D
Sherman K. Wells
State Pardoning Board
Wells
Alberta
Canada
State Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons
Welle
Sargent County
Frank D. Carr
Forman
Michigan
Carr
Dickey County
Won Verdict Against N P For Clark Case
Dickinson North Dakota December 22 Mrs Arthur Clark won a verdict against the Northern Pacific for injuries from a September train collision. The train delay caused by a freight crash led to her severe injuries and a prior $100 settlement was deemed insufficient. Postmasters Raised in North Dakota officials receive pay raises announced today.
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Dickinson
N. D
Arthur Clark
Northern Pacific E
War Company
Washington
North, Dakota
Besa
Alexander
Bowden
Reynolds
Schafer
Scranton
Wildrose
Chronicle editor Brinton tops Christmas edition records
The Ta Brinton of the Chronicle is praised for a Christmas issue that eclipsed all previous records in quality and profitability. The Matmarth Mail notes this standout edition as one of the finest to reach their desk, highlighting Brinton's achievement.
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Ae Ta Brinton
Ih Chronicle
Matmarth Mail
Yearlong sentence for beef theft in Medora
In Medora on December 23 Wr. Stroschin and Albert received a year in the penitentiary for stealing beef. Chas Stroschein was fined $25 for stolen property and Jel B Berce faced related charges. Their troubles show a harsh line against theft.
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Medora
Stroschin
Albert Earn Zach
Chas ‘Stroschein
Jel B Berce
Early Morning Blaze Destroys Blackburn Home
Christmas 1913 brought tragedy to A H Blackburn and family when a two o clock fire in their Beach lot home destroyed the building, personal effects and clothing lost, family narrowly escaping in night attire. Fire alarm from Mr. Walker and Beach Fire Dept led by Chief Darrington controlled flames, leaving charred frame. survivors aided by neighbors as a town subscription of about 250 plus clothing items arrived by midweek.
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A. H. Blackburn
Mr. Walker
Beach
Asifs
Darrington
Mr. Blackburn
Helen Hickock
Walker
Albert
All Home Product Chronicle Edition from Beach North Carolina
The Independent reports on the Golden Valley Chronicle special holiday edition at Beach. It highlights two color work produced in the home shop with no boiler plate. John Baer provided the local artwork. The issue features 24 seven-column pages with half tones and home feeding content, plus 2000 inches of advertising, owned by farmer stakeholders who understand value.
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The
Independent
J. W. Brinton
Golden Valley Chronicle
Beach
N. C
John Baer
Chronicle
Minot Independent
Williston Sheriff Asked to Resign
Williston North Dakota officials escalate pressure after a lynching case. Sheriff Carl Erickson is asked to resign for failing to prevent the mob action that killed Steve Culbertson, with Attorney General Miller and District Attorney Burdick leading inquiries. Governor Hanna vows to expose the guilty and accelerate arrests.
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Hanna
State Penitentiary
Aterview
Williston
Burdie
Erickson
Opin O
North Dakota
Young Farmer Is Found Dead Near Berg North Dakota
Oscar Nelson, a well known young farmer living near Berg, was found dead in his bed after attending an auction sale with a cousin. They slept together at the Nelson home, and the niece awoke to find Nelson dead in the morning. Officials reported no foul play suspected.
Beach Postoffice Posts Largest Holiday Parcel Post Mystery
Beach post office reports its busiest week ever with record incoming and outgoing mail and high stamp sales. Crowds lined the windows Monday to Wednesday as parcels, gifts, and holiday mail flood the office. Extra clerk hired, overtime worked, and Postmaster Baer led staff to handle Christmas volume.
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The
Beach
Labby
Parcela Post
Baer
North Dakota Automobile Show to Open in Grand Forks
Grand Forks set for February 1914 as the Sixth Annual North Dakota Automobile Show gathers in the Auditorium. The event is billed as the leading state exposition of motor cars, drawing makes from the Twin Cities to Spokane to showcase value and help buyers compare options.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Grand Forke
Twin Cities
Spokane
Automobile Manufac
Beach resident earns Chi number honors in paper praise
The brief notice credits J. W. Brinton of Beach for the issue of his Chi number in the Newspaper Enterprise. It lauds the lively reader column and its appeal to local readers, asserting Beach should be proud of the publication despite outside opinions.
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J. W. Brinton
Beach
Wibaux, Gitte
Barley Yield Boost Seen with New 2-Row Varieties
Dickinson news reports trials of Swedish 2-rowed barleys Hasachen and Swan showing yields over 45 percent higher than 6-rowed and hull-less types. Seed distribution expanded after producer L R Waldron aided early adoption, with about 1000 bushels available. western North Dakota grows 400000 acres of barley. switching to these varieties could lift state output toward 2,000,000 bushels.
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Dickinson, N. D
Dickinson Experiment Station
L. R. Waldron
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