Beach Advance editor arrested for defaming via mails
United States Marshal S J Doyle arrested Beach Advance editor James Frost on charges of printing and sending defamatory material through the mails. Frost appeared with bonds set at 10000 furnished by stockholders as the grand jury weighs indictment set for the upcoming federal term in Bismarck.
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James Frost
United States Marshal
United States
S. J. Doyle
Fargo
Beach
The
Beach Advance
Federal Grand Jury
Bismarck
Postoffice Department
Washington
St. Paul
Post
Frost
District Court
Jim Jam Jems
Federal
Boy Testifies Against Father in North Dakota Court
In Dickinson, on February 17, 11 year old Willie Sylvester testified as the key witness in the trial of a Northern Pacific railroad conductor charged with shooting his wife. The boy, emotional yet steady on the stand, plus other witnesses including Earl Stevens and nurse Belle Page, shaped the hearing as court crowd watched. Local Knights of Columbus plan a St. Patrick’s Day show titled More Blunders Than One under Martin Egan, with a cast to be announced.
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Dickinson
N. D
Willie
Charles W. Sylvester
Northern Pacific Railroad
Earl Stevens
H. E. Havey
Belle Page
M. L. Ayers
A. E. Spears
Cosgrove
Knights of Columbus
Martin Egan
Sausage Making Plant Big Success in Mandan
P Reeves of Beach a noted stockman and farmer visits Mandan to promote his J P sausage line from his farm. He notes strong demand and advocates Mandan as ideal for a growing packing house venture with potential national reach, highlighting local creamery and produce company as supporting infrastructure.
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P. Reeves
Beach
Golden Valley
Reeves
J. P
Mandan
Successful Ball for Beach Ladies Library Featured Music and Treats
The Beach Ladies hosted a grand library ball with Torey’s Orchestra providing music and Rice & Pierce’s drug store and Hoffmans confectionery serving refreshments. After expenses, a comfortable sum was added to the library treasury.
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Beach
Torey
Rice & Pierce
Hoffmans
Burkey Citizens Seek Funds for Right of Way Project
Burkey North Dakota February 18 1915 the right of way committee for the Golden Valley Branch of the Northern Pacific from Beach to Ollie Mont reports slow progress. Only 4100 collected of a 26000 balance with payments and votes to run interest from April 1 1915 and a potential return of subscriptions by August 1 1915 if the railway firm delays completion by December 1 1915. Eight committee members organized territory assignments and plan to place representatives in Africa and Gardner townships. Funds to be kept in the Burke Bank and disbursed only per the agreement with subscribers.
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Burkey, N. D
Burkey
Golden Valley
Northern Pacific
Beach
Ollie
Mont
C. Proehl
Chas. Bohart
B. Clark
Horse Creek
E. E. Egan
L. H. Kremers
M. A
Governor Hanna Signs Nine House Bills Passed by Legislature
Governor Hanna yesterday approved nine House bills from both legislative chambers. They include HB 140 on affidavit denying liability in garnishment, HB 10 on voting powers in cooperative associations, HB 141 legalizing execution of deeds and other instruments, HB 149 allowing judicial notice of 1905 and 1913 codes, HB 133 permitting banks to join the Federal Reserve, HB 198 making overdraft checks a misdemeanor, HB 103 changing deer hunting date to November 10, 1920, HB 62 codifying abbreviations in land taxation, and HB 31 reinstating corporate charters forfeited for failure to file reports.
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Govenor Hanna
Leonard
Smith
Ward
Purcell
Judiciary Committee
McClintock
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Association
1. L. Twichel
Sunday School and Services At Ua.m In Beach District
Bishop H. H. Fout of Indianapolis stated at a Beach district conference this week that Rev. W. T. Kessinger would be...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ua.m. J. C. Westergard
H. H. Fout
Indianapolis
Ind
Beach
W. T. Kessinger
Last Word to Auto Candidates Final Count Saturday Night
A newspaper item urges auto race hopefuls to endure, promising that the final tally will be announced Saturday night. It stresses undaunted courage as the path to success and warns that a single discouraging thought could lead to defeat.
How They Stand Today in the Auto Campaign
Local voters are urged to submit long term subscriptions in the final hours of the Auto campaign. The piece stresses the impact of subscriptions on final counts, urging readers to rally friends, study closing details, and remember the date time and limit as prizes go to the top backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Chadderdon
Wm. Rocksvold
Ruth Blue
IG. E. Schallock
C. A Burhans
Biciah
Pastor to return as Beach church’s permanent leader
The Beach church will welcome a permanent pastor next September with interim arrangements in the meantime. Local ministers will supply the pulpit, each Sabbath at 11:00 a.m. S. B. McVay, District Superintendent.
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Beach
B. McVay
Dist
Closing Campaign Rules And Ballot Procedures
Campaign closes February 20 at 8:00 p.m. Reports must arrive early and in person preferred. Final public standings released February 9 and published the same day. Ballot box usable for secret submissions from that point. Reports must be in by February 18. ballots sealed after close. Candidates may submit reports with money in sealed envelopes or use a voting ballot drop in the box. Cash or equivalent required for last day. Judges count at 8:00 p.m. with candidates and managers present. Prizes awarded announced at The Chronicle office.
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Chonicle Printing Company
Chronicle
Protest Against Bronson Bill in North Dakota
The anti suffrage League of North Dakota ties a protest to the senate at noon urging rejection of the Bronson resolution. It cites 49 410 male voters and 89 396 for governor against women suffrage, notes counties and districts voting against it, and argues democracy rests on majority will, opposing resubmission. Continues on page 5.
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Bismarck
N. D
Senate
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Pig” Reeves
Hanna
U. RB. Church
O. C. Attletweed
Natl
T. E. Hudson
Fmrs
Mer
J. W. Brinton
Bronson
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