Peony Show Opens At Hotel Dacotah With Entries
The first annual Peony show at the Hotel Dacotah opens Monday. Entries are filed at the Commercial Club office until show time. The event marks the new private dining room’s formal opening after enlargement and remodeling. Judge AM Brand of Faribault, a leading peony expert, will judge and deliver two daily talks on peony growing.
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Hotel Dacotah
Commercial Club
Northwest
AM. Brand of
Faribault, Minn
America
Cve Ming
Belton Logan Wedding Solemnized Thursday
The wedding of Miss Doris Bolton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Bolton Roosevelt Minn to Leo Logan son of Mrs John Logan Fisher was solemnized Thursday afternoon at the Fisher Catholic parsonage Rev Father DeChine officiated Ed Bolton J brother of the bride and Mays Logan sister of the groom attended Mr and Mrs Logan will spend their honeymoon visiting at the home of the bride.
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Doris Bolton
Ed Bolton
Roosevelt, Minn
Leo Logan
John Logan
Fisher
Fisher Catholic Parsonage
Father DeChine
Mays Logan
Street Dance Postponed by Weather at Fifth and Bruce
The street dance organized by the Business and Professional Women's club at the corner of Fifth street and Bruce avenue has been indefinitely postponed due to unfavourable weather.
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Fifth Street
Bruce Avenue
Business and Professional Women's Club
Many Barbers Replace Striking Journeymen Here
Boss barbers report filled positions after a strike over wages. Journeymen left for $26 weekly plus 60 percent above $41.65. replacements come from Twin Cities and beyond for lower pay. F J Sibell says shops run with full staff and a settlement is expected soon.
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Boss Barbers
F. J. Sibel
Boss Barbers Organization
Twin Cities
Sibel
Sibell
Burtness to Speak in Galesburg and Mayville Tonight
Congressman O. B. Burtness will address audiences in Galesburg tonight and in Mayville Saturday night marking the start of his primary campaign. He'll spend Sunday in Grand Forks and begin a tour across southeastern North Dakota starting next Monday.
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O. B. Burtness
Galesburg
Mayville
Burtness
Grand Forks
Local Legion Delegates to Vote Independently
At a Grang Forks post meeting the American Legion delegates to the state convention at Devils Lake June 19 to 22 were authorized to vote their own minds, breaking from the traditional solid voting pattern. Officials expect no split unless unforeseen issues arise.
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Grang Forks
American Legion
Columbia Hotel
Devils Lake
Marconi says world wide wireless possible with 10 messages
Italian wireless pioneer Guglielmo Marconi announced on arrival of his yacht Elektra that Atlantic experiments showed ten radio messages could be flashed around the world. He noted the previously established maximum range was about 12,300 miles. German conditions were reported as hard, with only farmers appearing prosperous and content.
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Guglielmo Marconi
Italy
Wreless
Electra
Atlantic
Mrs Osman Pleads Guilty In Liquor Case
Mrs Philip Osman, charged with a second offense against liquor laws, pleaded guilty in district court before Judge A T Cole. She was to return Monday at 7 PM for sentencing after previously pleading not guilty to possessing liquor for sale. The case was part of a group of seven arraigned. six already pleaded guilty, and the full sentencing is set for Monday afternoon.
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Philip Osman
A. T. Cole
Osman
Cole
Tudse Mou
Bngient
Bartlett State Bank
Clara Watson
Efforts To Effect Combines Among High Court Candidates Seen
Political circles in Bismarck North Dakota report attempts to form combinations among nominees for the supreme court. Independent county committees endorse certain candidates while protests arise against political horse trading. Some tickets labeled Voters Guide claim independent endorsement, stirring concerns judiciary may be drawn into partisan contests. Florence Nightingale and the modern flapper are contrasted in a THEN AND NOW feature.
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Bismarck
ON. D
Supreme Court
Amendment Rejected On Subsidy Bill Liquor Ban
Washington June 16 without a record vote the house merchant marine committee rejected the Bankhead amendment to the ship subsidy bill barring government aid to ships selling liquor. Edmonds substitute to penalize liquor sales on ships would align US ships with nations without prohibition but faced treaty concerns. The committee ordered the bill reported by a straight party vote.
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Washington
House
Merchant’ma ‘Rine
Bankhead
Edmonds
Murchant Marine Committee
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Representative Gallivan Charges Shipping Board Sell Aquor
Washington July 15 Representative Gallivan charges the United States shipping board is selling Aquor as ships reach the mile limit. He addresses members of the UNITED STATES LINES and cites political motives behind ship sales. The report includes contemporaneous catalog mentions of wines and spirits as part of the article.
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Washington
Jone
United States Shipping Board
United States Lines
Big Legion Carnival Postponed in Langdon
The American Legion carnival scheduled for today in Langdon North Carolina has been postponed until Tuesday June 20 due to heavy rains making roads nearly impassable and the track unsuitable for races, stunts and exhibits. The post expects a large turnout with a mammoth parade floats horses and dogs at the fair ground, automobile races and a Ford race, a boxing match and an evening dance.
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Langdon
N. C
American Legion
Post
Fair Ground
McDonald's
Commissioners Set Aside Time For Routine County Business
County commissioners met and spent the morning on tax matters with most of the afternoon devoted to reviewing regular bills and routine items. No major agenda items were scheduled, and officials indicated there were no pressing matters before the board.
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Board of County Commissioners
Petition Aims Ten Year Terms For Justices And Rail Officials
North Dakota voters may face a constitutional amendment to set ten year terms for Supreme Court justices and six year terms for railroad commissioners. A petition drive seeks 29 000 signatures with organizers including V E Smart FE B Cox Maurice Duffy Edward F Flinn and Dean Hugh E Willis. The plan would assign ten eight and six year slots to top vote receivers with staggered elections every two years and three judges and three commissioners would be elected on different cycles. The committee announced its intent to collect signatures to place the measure before voters.
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Gailroad Commissioners
V. E. Smart
Railroad Commission
FE. B
Cox
Maurice Duffy
Bismarck
Edward F. Flinn
Devils Lake
Hugh E. Willis
University Law School
Grand Forks
N. D
Rt. Smart
Intentia
Six year railroad commissioner terms urged for expertise
The proposal argues six year terms would attract qualified experts, keep the board out of politics, and allow a trained staff to stay in place. A two year term would only allow four members to be fully acquainted with duties. An effort aims to file petitions by July 8. A Japanese scientist claims synthetic petroleum from fish oil and clay.
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Tionera
Smart
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