Death claims Lillian Russell Moore after shipwreck injury
Lillian Russell Moore famed American beauty and star of comic opera died in Pittabureh after weeks of illness following a ship accident. Her death comes after a relapse and the family was summoned as physicians held hope earlier. She gained fame in Weber and Fields productions and led civic and women's movements. The funeral is planned for Thursday at Trinity church in this city.
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Associated Press
Pittabureh
Lillan Russell
Alexander P. Moore
Macore
Meander Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
John {. Deaver
Philadelphia
Schillbeaker
Moore
Europe
James J. Davis
United States
Iowa
Helen Louise Leonard
Chicago
Helen Louise
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Lillian Russell
RE. F E. Rice
New York
Tony Pastor
Broadway
Fourteenth Street Theater
McCaull Opera Company
Mabel
Nadjy
Olivette
Patience
Dorothy
Polly
Lyceum
Betta
Weber and Fields’ Famous Company
Casino
Teazle
Weber- Bielde Combination
Tanlac credited by Watertown resident for health boost
Henry Spencer of 415 East St Watertown claims Tanlac restored his health after a year of being run down. He says he dropped from 160 to 135 pounds suffered indigestion gas headaches dizziness and loss of energy but after using Tanlac he weighs 135 pounds more and enjoys a strong appetite. He praises Tanlac as sold by all good druggists.
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Enry Spencer
Watertown
XN. C
Tanlac
Henry Spencer
East St
Tate
Taling Tanlac
North Dakota highway spending tops near six million
North Dakota governments spend about 5.9 million yearly from county township and city taxes on roads and bridges. The peak was 5.97 million in 1920, with six year totals of 26.54 million. 1921 county road tax 1.95 million, county bridge 0.91 million, township road and bridge 1.76 million, and city town village road tax 0.17 million.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Guardsmen Dispatch To Devils Lake Camp From Bismarck
The first North Dakota National Guard contingent leaves Bismarck for Devils Lake camp. Quartermaster detachment under Lieut Noel Thorson leads 16 men at 4 am with one automobile four army trucks and an ambulance. Camp runs from June 10 to 24.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Natonal Guard
Devils Lake
Noel Thoralson
Body Of Thomas Loughlin To Be Shipped Here
The body of Thomas Loughlin, formerly of this city and member of Company M, will be shipped to Grand Forks. The notice, received by J. B. Wineman, chairman of the Home Service Bureau of the Red Cross, states Mr. Loughlin was killed in a railway accident shortly after the armistice was signed.
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Thomas Loughlin
Grand Forks
J. B. Wineman
Home Service Burea
Red Cross
Loughlin
STATE'S FIRST PHOME MAN IS AT CONVENTION
Mandan North Dakota June 6 Among those greeting 200 members of the North Dakota Telephone Men's association at a three day session C E Draper pioneer of the states telephone system is spotlighted He installed the first North Dakota telephones in 1881 a single line between the Bismarck and Franklin hotels later introducing electric bells and long distance lines Draper organized Mandan Telephone in 1900 and later retired from active business The exhibit includes old equipment and notes Mrs C G Conyne identified as Mandan’s first central and Alice Kennedy as the first operator for the 25 patron circuit
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Mandan
N. D
Jame
North Dakota Telephone Men's Association
C. E. Draper
North Dakota
New Haven
Conn
Bridgeport
Draper
Gilman
Iowa
Nora Dakota
Bismarck
Franklin
Draper R
Fort Lincoln
Old Fort Lincoln
Mandan Telephone Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Central
C. G. Conyne
Conyne
Alice Kennedy
Dacotah Distributed Dacotah The University of North Dakota Yearbook
The Dacotah, the biennial publication of the University of North Dakota, details its 300 pages of school records over two years. It includes a feature section edited by John J. Niles, a colored art section, and departments on organizations athletics classes and administration. Walter C. Folley led the editorial team with Emma and Paul Samuelson assisting.
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Univ Ratty
North Dakota
John J. Niles
Mariah Wilder
Theo. W. Speiner
Lillian Lalth
Wesley College
Walter C. Folley
Emma
Paul Samuelson
Dewey
V. Fischer
Joe Shelyer
Toate Risnnlat
Pro F. Chandler
John Clark Named Vet Supervisor in Maher Absence
John Clark, former local supervisor of disabled veterans in Placement training, will resume duties in this district while Henry E. Maher is away on vacation. Maher is seeking placements for university trainees to be placed in summer training, and has departed for Dunseith North Dakota to arrange a university medical student placement.
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John Clark
Maher
Henry E. Maher
State University
Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Dunseith
N. D
June Term Opens Delayed By Illness In Fargo Judge
The June term of district court opens next Monday at 10 am after a postponement due to Judge A T Cole illness. Jurors are rescheduled to report at 10 am Monday. In crime news, Charles Smith and Hector Cody were sentenced in Superior to five and four years respectively for the Cerato robbery. Over $1,000 remains missing from the loot. A fragment notes old Norman folk song origin of the word vaudeville.
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District Court
Meed Spaulding
A. T. Cole
Fargo
Superior
Wis
Charles Smith
John Cerato
Waupun
L Perrin
Hector E. Cody
Edward Ryan
Smith
Ceruto
Cody
Ryan
Minneapolia
North Dakota Legion Eyes Political Move at State Convention
Devils Lake North Dakota prepares for June 20 21 and 22 state Legion convention to push a policy backing entry into politics. National Commander Hanford MacNider will attend making the action nationally significant as three state meetings align with a New Orleans national gathering. Proponents cite recent defeats of propolitics candidates and aim to unite the Legion while avoiding factional splits despite strong undercurrents within the organization.
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Devils Lake
N. D
North Dakota
American Legion
North Dakota Department
Hanford MacNider
New Orleans
Thoes
Hovland Leaves For Lutheran Free Church Convention
Rev Ingel Hovland, pastor of the Lutheran Free church, travels to Fargo for the Keran Free church annual convention expected to draw over 500 delegates. Services are planned at the city auditorium next Sunday with morning and evening sessions and a cornerstone ceremony for Oak Grove Seminary’s new building.
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Ingel Hovland
Lutheran Free Church
Fargo
Keran Free Church
America
City Auditorium
Oak Grove Seminary
Hoviand
Irvin named pastor accused of conduct unbecoming
Lawton Oklahoma June 6 reports say J Irvin former pastor of the First Presbyterian church is charged with conduct unbecoming. Details are scarce as officials seek Irvin who fled after an alleged abduction and was later located on a farm near Medicine Park.
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Lawton
Okla
Thoman
J. Irvin
First Presbyterian Church
A. Tannister
Irwie
Medicine Park
Odurt
Algn
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Barnes &Nuss Co
Rodolph Valentina and
Nazimova
Camille
Fool's
Paradise
C. E. V. Draper
Dacotah
Nmgsuty
Br Petmansnot
Masury
Liquid House Paints
Sala
Howe
Hoffman & Hanson
Canton-Blackstone
FORD
Henry Motor CO
Venice
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Continent
Great International Pacific Northwest
Calais
Hovland
Meeting OF
Lutheran Church
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