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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

3

English Girls Do Not Wear Green Stockings Feature on Beach

A Vita graph Blue Ribbon film titled Green Stockings stars Lillian Walker and Louise Beaudet. The plot centers on a spinsterish heroine ordered to wear green stockings at her sister’s wedding, sparking rebellion, romance, and comic misunderstandings leading to a betrothal. Showtimes are at Beach Opera House on Saturday July 1 with matinee and night performances.

England Vitagraph Wilfrid North Lillian Walker Louise Beaudet Frank Currier Lillian Beach Opera House

Shutter Criticizes Mexican Policy and U S Involvement

Rev M T Shutter of Minneapolis spoke at the Universalist church dedication in Rochester on June 28, condemning Wilson era Mexican policy and U S intervention. He blamed Congress for military unpreparedness and argued Huerta rose lawfully, warning that U S meddling fueled unrest and violence. He cited Villa’s raids aided by American arms and urged restraint and clear recognition of Mexico’s sovereignty.

Rochester Minn Wilson Rev. M. Td, Shutter Minneapolis

Baker admits America needs more artillery

Secretary of War N D Baker says national guard regiments called out by the president are adequately supplied except for machine guns. He notes 1 072 machine guns overall with most in the Philippines Hawaii canal zone and coast artillery. Aero equipment has improved with 16 new machines delivered and more on order. The army can meet demands except for machine guns and there will be a horse shortage quickly addressable by the quartermaster's department.

Washington N. D. Baker Phillipines Hawaii Canal Zone Coast Artillery Columbus United States Army Quartermaster’s Department

Boys Arrested for Breaking Into Car in North Dakota

Bowman North Dakota June 27 Sheriff Norem holds three boarders from Detroit Buffalo and a local boy after breaking into a railroad bank car at Scranton. They pleaded guilty before Judge Diehl and received fifteen days in the county jail. they were riding freight trains.

Bowman N. D Norem John Radke Detroit Mich John Kolbert Steve Ladowski Buffalo N. Y Reeder Oelkers Scranton Diehl

Dedication and barbecue success despite rain in Marmarth

Marmarth hosts a steel bridge dedication over the Little Missouri River drawing a crowd near previous records despite muddy roads and rain. Boon Elledge’s barbecue fed over 1500 people after a heavy pre event storm. dancing followed at the bridge and opera house with 167 tickets sold for the evening dance.

Milwaukee Boone Elledge

Indians Reproduce Custers Last Stand At Alpha Ceremony

On June 28 Billings Montana marked the 140th anniversary of Custer s massacre at the Little Bighorn. Veterans led by General E S Godfrey joined 2000 to 3000 Indians from several tribes at Alpha where a farmers cooperative store opened on the former site of the Jackson township. The event featured a memorial for Custer s fallen heroes and Indian games on the Crow reservation described in ceremony notes.

Billings oMnt Custer Little, Big Horn E. S. Godfrey Seventh Cavalry Alpha Willlcal Enoch Johnson Swat B. G. Odiorne Crow Reservation

Militia enlistment urged after Duluth man held in death

Mandan North Dakota June 28 A Duluth man John Bryan 35 or 36 is held on a charge connected to a recent flag raising incident. Leon Humphrey 36 claims he was restrained while declaring loyalty to the country. A speech in Sioux claimed to praise Sitting Bull was translated during the clash at Fort Rice. Local old Indian Tomahawk scout testified he was knocked aside as the crowd pushed forward.

Mandan N. D Duluth John Bryan Leon Humphrey Fort Rice Red Iook Bryan Tomahawk Sitting Bull

Lawton Man Shot by Accidental Rifle Discharge

Lawton North Dakota June 27 Henry Wischer was shot in the leg by an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle found in the bottom of a low wagon used for hauling stones. The trigger was snagged by a log chain hook, the bullet entered above the knee and lodged beneath the skin on the opposite side.

Lawton N. D Henry Wischer

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