Beach High Clashes Bring Rough Hosting in Mandan
Beach high school boys faced rough treatment during a Mandan return game with a hostile crowd and a criticized head official. The piece notes a district playoff at Dickinson with Bismarck Mandan Beach and Dickineon competing for a state bid, and condemns the Mandan administration while praising Beach for sportsmanship despite losses.
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Mandan
Beach At Beach
Mandan High School
Bismarck
W. R. Morton
Police Gazette
Farmer Nearly Looses Life After Coal Wagon Accident
A farmer named Glazier narrowly escaped death when a coal load slid from a wagon, trapping him for two hours with a broken arm and leg as temperatures fell below zero. He crawled and retreated to the wagon. help arrived about nine oclock, aided by a neighbor boy who had been sent for assistance.
Serious Charges Against Man
U S Marshall Shew arrested J. O. Hameel at New England on Mann Act charges. He is accused of bringing Iva Patterson under eighteen from Maryland last spring for immoral purposes at a Rainy Butte farm and of bringing the girl from Miles City to Hanson on February 4. The sworn statement reveals a revolting state of affairs. Hanson, with wife and children, was brought before U S Commissioner Everett in Dickinson and placed under a fifty hundred dollar bond to appear on.
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U. S
Everett
Dickincon
Beachites Visiting and Local Notices from Dickinson
Mr and Mrs F E Near of Beach stopped over in Dickinson with Agent and Mrs F D Cooper before leaving for Syracuse for two weeks Mrs Near returned to Beach on No 3 Tuesday Mrs E F Fisher returned from Beach after Library Ball and tea with Mrs Kucheman while there she visited Mrs O R Neice R L Odland and wife returned to Beach N Oak La after six weeks visiting relatives and friends Mr Baer the Beach cartoonist visited the city and is described as Beach poet master and prominent Democrat A suit against Joseph Piesik for commission on a land sale was dismissed in Judge Simmonon's court with Beach attorneys present R E Arnold of Beach spent a few days in Dickinson John Beer and Patrick Henry Lee from Beach were in Dickinson after Burke meeting Congregational Church notes and schedules for Bible school Lord's Supper Sacrament Evening service and various church society meetings listed W Howard Thomlinson Pastor
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Mra. F. E. Near
Beach
F.D. Cooper
Near
Syracuse
N. Y
Mre. Neer
Dickineon Press
E. F. Fisher
Kucheman
O. R. Neice
McCarty & Langlois
Joseph Piesik
Simoneon
Denoyer
Mackoff
BelGeld Times
Messrs
I Speak Not of Men's Creeds A Socialist Debate
The Chronicle editor defends religious neutrality while debating socialism and its impact on American politics. The piece critiques The Progress and The Menace for linking religion with politics, arguing that republicanism democracy and socialism reflect economic views, not faith. It notes government ownership ideas, railroads, utilities, and initiatives now shaping policy, and questions why prominent leaders endorse socialist policies if it is a peril to the nation.
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Chronicle
Pierce Egan
Beach Advance
Egan
Progress
Brinton
Taid
Pierce
Iam
Wilson
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Socialist Party
Taft
Bryan
LaFollette
Roosevelt
Debs
Wayland
Appeal To Reason
Congress
Alaska
la Follette
England
J.S. Senate
United States
Texas Seeks Wilson Permission to Enter Mexico War
Governor Colquitt asks President Wilson to recognize Mexican state authorities along the Rio Grande and to authorize U S forces to pursue abductors and murderers of Texas citizen Clemente Vergara across the border. The move aims to quell revolution and anarchy in border states.
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Texas
Wilson
Mexico
Austin
Tex
United States
Rio Grande
Colquitt
Clemente Vergara
Wicka Werkus wedding in Minto Minnesota farm move
Phillip Wicka and Martha Werkus wed last week at the bride’s parents home in Minto North Dakota. The couple returned to Beach and began housekeeping on Wicka’s farm in the Lame Steer district. Wicka and the bride are noted as prominent locals and well regarded by Golden Valley friends. congratulations from Mr. Vince Wicka, Robert Wicks, and others followed.
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Wicka-Werkus
Phillip Wicka
Martha Werkus
Minto
N. Dak
Vince Wicka
Robert Wicks
Beach
Wicka
Lame Steer
Golden Valley
The
Chronicle
Vince
Warren, Minn
Beach Commercial Club Banquet Reports Positive Progress
The second monthly Beach Commercial Club banquet at State Line Hotel on February 25 drew about seventy business and farming leaders from Beach and Golden Valley. Secretary Sloseen notes strong interest in a Beach mill project with Golden Valley Farmers Co-Operative and a push to adopt a new constitution and by laws, plus plans for the 1914 Golden Valley Fair and continued club activity to boost Beach and Golden Valley.
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Chronicle
Beach Commercial Club
Sloseen
State Line Hotel
Beach
Golden Valley
Foster
Heath Royal
Fred A. Powers
Golden Valley Farmers Co-Operative Company
Powers
Commercial Club
Golden Valley Farmera Co-Operative Company
J. P. Smith
J. B. Slopson
J. P. Reeves
Dr. Foster
Illinois
Wallace
Heath
Onbia
Second Firebug Sent to Prison in Bow man
M D Kerchner is sent to four years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to arson at a Bow man meat market on December 15. Judge Crawford noted good past conduct and minimal sentence. State Attorney Thorkelson urged clemency. Kerchner is married with five children. Chief Fire Marshal Runge investigated the case. The piece also covers Beach Golden Valley club news and a March meeting at Callender hotel.
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Mott
M. D. Kerchner
Bowman
Barett
Thorkelson
District Court
Crawford
Kerchner
Thorkeleon
Runge
Local Notes From Upper Golden Valley and Nearby
Local items report visits and travel by residents with friends in Wibaux and Beach. Gnal land proof will be made tomorrow. A social at Trotter Schoolhouse on Friday February 27 will feature a children’s program. Several families travel, illness and recoveries are noted, and a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Powell.
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Bert Sperry
Beach
Trotter School House
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Opera House
Valley City
Glasier
Williams, Hay
Ed Slaver
Maryland
R. L. Odland
N. Oak
Hurley
S. Duk
Herald
Baer
Ward County
R. E. Arnold
Dickinson
John Beer
Patrick Henry Lee
Minot
Burke
Bismarck State
Ras
Pepe
Beach Post Office
Jefferson
Upper
Grandma Ames
W. E. Sperry
Amery Brown
Archie
Ai Rick
Frank Edwards
Mambrie, Minn
Cops, S. D
Henry Cache
Guy
Mrs
Ed Powell
Mrs. Powell
Hewitt, Minn
Harry Orr
Little Son
Mrs. Kidder
Mrn Ea Powell
All Ly
Herrick
D. L. Lytle
Miles City
City
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