First North Dakota Guard battalion parades in Grand Forks
The First North Dakota National Guard battalion returned from a 15 day Rock Island encampment at Devils Lake and paraded Grand Forks at 1 PM. Captains Edwards Offredah Knutson commanded M C L companies with headquarters in Cavalier. The camp earned high praise for sanitation and food.
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North Dakota National Guards
Grand Forks
First
North Dakota National Guard
Rock Island
Devils Lake
M Company
H. L. Edwards
Grafton
Offtedah
Hillsboro
Knutson
Cavalier
Kiddler
Offredah
C Company
Sprague
Adam
North Dakota
Fargo
William Rockefeller Dead Brother Of Standard Oil Magnate
William Rockefeller died leaving a long record as a railway and transportation leader. He succeeded Cornelius Vanderbilt as director of the New York Central railroad and held officer positions in many lines and enterprises including copper, insurance, and public utilities. He married Almira Geraldine Goodsell on May 25, 1864 and left two sons and two daughters, William G, Percy A, Ethel G married to Marcellus H. Dodge, and Emma married to Dr. David H. McAlpin Jr.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
William Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Central Railroad
Almira Geraldine Goodsell
Fairfield
Conn
William G
Percy A
Ethel G
Marcellus H. Dodge
Emma
David H. McAlpin
Weismuller Breaks Another World Mark in Honolulu
John Weismuller of Chicago's Illinois Athletic Club swam 100 yards in 52.45 seconds here last night to lower the world mark, surpassing Duke Kai Hawaii champion's time. The feat was witnessed in Honolulu T H during a preliminary event, marking another advancement for the famed swimmer.
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Honolulu
T. H
John Weismuller
Chicago
Hlinois Athletic Club
Ieee
Duke Kai
Hawaii
Hanna Rushes Home To Vote In Primaries
Fargo dispatch reports former Governor L B Hanna canceled important engagements to return from Europe and vote in the June 28 primary for Governor Nestos and Senator McCumber. He arrived in Quebec yesterday and was en route home.
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Fargo
N. D
L. B. Hanna
Quebec
Europe
Nestos
McCumber
Salvation Army Leaders Arrive in Grand Forks to Begin New Duties
Captain Frank Tremont and Mrs. Tremont assumed command of the Salvation Army in Grand Forks, succeeding Captain Symmonds. They recently led successful work in Albert Lea, Minnesota, and previously served in Winona. The change follows Commandant J. M. Hale's departure for Ninot. Mabel Mees Ledman, 24, died at 2:30 AM in a local hospital from complications, with funeral set for Monday at Ashley Chapel and burial in Memorial Park. She was born in Grand Forks in 1858 and lived here all her life, later married to Claude Lehman a year ago and residing at 824 Second Avenue. She was a Royal Neighbor and Yeomen member. Surviving are her husband, parents Mr. and Mrs. William Moan, and sister Myrtle Moss.
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Frank Tremont
Tremont
Salvation Army
Grand Forks
Symmonde
Chicago
Albert Lea
Minn
Freeborn County
Fremont
Winona
J. M. Hale
Symmonds
Ninot
Mabel Mees Ledman
Ashley
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lehman
Barnes and Nuss Company
Claude Lehman
Second Avenue
Royal
Yeomen
William Moan
Myrtle Moss
John Burke Returns Home To Resume Law Practice
John Burke, three time North Dakota governor and former U S treasurer, left St Paul with his family for North Dakota to begin practicing law at 63 after misfortunes tied to a New York firm. He has not yet chosen a location, plans to restart his legal career interrupted in 1910.
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St. Paul
Minn
John Burke
North Dakota
United States
New York City
Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert
Devils Lake
Burke
New York
Washington
Chicago
Burns
Advertisement about harmful shampoos and coconut oil hair care
An old advertisement warns against certain child hair washing products noting high alkali content can injure the scalp and make hair brittle. It recommends a better coconut oil based shampoo with simple ingredients, urging readers to mix small amounts for washing.
Niagara Shawnee Club Annual Picnic Highlights Speech
Asher L Burdick of Williston addressed a large Batchelor s Grove picnic crowd on farm bureau work and Washington agricultural conference aims. Niagara Shawnee Community Club led by Hans Georgeson hosted with D B Morris county agent contributing a brief talk. A Niagara vs Gilby ball game ended 3 to 1 in favor of Gilby.
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Farm Bureau
Asher L. Burdick
Williston
Batchelor's Grove
Mr. Burdick
North Dakota
U. S. Grain Growers Inc
Niagara-Shawnee Communi Us Club
Hans Georgeson
Local Elks Attend State Convention in Will ton
J. H. Budge Robert Spriggs and Frank A. Brown represent Grand Forks lodge No. 255 at the annual state meeting of the B P O Elks in Will ton The convention is in progress today and will end this evening with entertainment provided for visitors
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J. H. Budge
Robert Spriggs
Frank A. Brown
Willton
B. P. 0. Elks
Grand Forks
Sheriff Stewart Seizes Illicit Liquor in Raid
Sheriff Stewart and staff halted a reported liquor party after officers found intoxicated beverage products flowing toward the Fed river via a siphoned pipe. The confiscated liquor was seized in a raid and will be disposed of or processed as per legal action.
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Sheriff's Office
Bible School at First Lutheran Church Opens
A Monday Bible school begins at First Lutheran Church under Rev Tallackson and Miss Nora Berg. Sessions run daily from 9 to 12 for four weeks, with Bible stories catechism and mission tales in English. Donations cover all charges, and children ages 6 to 15 are welcome regardless of church membership.
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Lutheran Church
L. Tal- Jackson
Tallackson
Nora Berg
Berg Buys Third Street Property From H Bendeke
Nels Berg of this city has acquired ownership of the corner property at Third street and Bruce avenue from the H Bendeke company. The building housing General Tire and Rubber and the 50 foot Third street frontage become Berg’s. Part of the lot occupied by Densmore barber shop is included, though the barber shop building itself is not. Berg also purchased a quarter section of Americus township land from Smith.
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H. Bendeke Company
Third Street
Bruce Avenue
Nels Berg
General Tire and Rubber Company
Americus Township
Smith
Berg
Ee Es Eather Burea
Local Men Reel Shafer Speaks Here Tonight
Attorney J A Alphason announces the Sioux Falls convention results with Julius Bmangkard elected vice president and Prof W P Rognne re elected treasurer. Shafer, North Dakota native and state attorney, will speak tonight at City Hall on state politics and the Nonpartisan league record.
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J. A. Alphson
Tronders
P. Rogiitie
Hall
J. A Alphason
Sioux Falls
Alphion
Grand Forks
Julius Bmangkard
W.‘P. Rognne
Imbrota
Minn
B. C. Beau
Madison
Vic
L. K. Larson
Dell Rapids
8. D
Fredrick Kvali
Minneapolis
Arvi Quebec
Superior
Wis
John Dynas
Eau Claire
J. G. Holland
Fargo
N. D
J. E. Kylle
Zumbroto
Rev. M
O. Sumstad
Roland
Ole Siines
Decorah
D. Hlinson
Kenner
Tronil
America
George’. Shafer
At & O
Shaterwil Dietum
Nonpartisan’ League
League
Shafér
The
State University Logy School
North Dakota
Shafer
Plan to curb tariff debate outlined by Senate leaders
Washington June 23 Republican leaders moved to curb debate on the tariff bill. A petition to invoke cloture under a two thirds vote was drafted by Senator Curls of Kansas, Republican vice chairman and party whip, and circulated.
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Washington
Senate
Curls
Aansas
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