Farmer Killed in Karlsruhe After Wedding Quarrel
William Gefroh a 21 year old farmer near Karlsruhe McHenry county was shot and killed by Martin Dillman early Wednesday morning following a quarrel at the Dillman residence after the Schwab Senger wedding. An inquest ruled death by gunshot. Dillman was arrested and arraigned with a hearing set. Dillman claims accidental shooting to scare Gefroh. Gefroh left with friend then returned and was shot as he stepped from behind an automobile. Gefroh left a widow and three children.
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Towner
N. D
William Gefroh
Karlsruhe
McHenry County
Martin Dillman
Gefroh
Dillman
Antolh Gefroh
Diliman
C. Stone
Gerrod
F. Swanson
Balfour
T. C. Bilis
Plaza Plans Novel Good Road Picnic
Plaza North Dakota June 29 big picnic planned between Plaza and Minot to unite the Plaza Good Road club with the Minot Auto club for road improvements discussion. Members aim to encourage residents to repair roads, with both clubs traveling the same route. American flag will be raised at the meet point. Basket lunch, cooking by men, women not helping. date not yet fixed.
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Plaza
N. D
Minot
Plaza Good Road Club
Minot Auto Club
Plaza Club
Plaga Club
Minot Club
Aime Road
Hillsboro Scouts at Camp in Woods by River Bottom
Hillsboro Boy Scout patrol camps in the woods along a river bottom two days into a stay marked by open sleeping, military discipline, and training in signaling, trailing, and other scoutcraft. Scoutmaster Jockinson keeps the quartermaster busy supplying meals and gear as boys endure sunburn and minor injuries with enthusiasm.
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Inborn
Mitsboro
Hillsboro
Thin City
Jockinson
Quartermaster Department
Jamestown Woman Injured by Auto In Two Incidents
Jamestown reports two brief items. A woman named Mai Van Ray was injured when an Over-Vand car driven by Art Duvine crashed into a ditch on a curve returning from Spiritwood to Jamestown. The car sustained slight damage and Duvine was found speeding at the time. A separate ruling in Jamestown concerns Ed Gilmore versus Western Electric Co for damages. the court awarded verdict to Gilmore but the company had already settled for 1,200 dollars for a prior injury. Also announced is the naming of three architects to the North Dakota state board: George Hancock of Fargo, Robert Bracy-Judd, and W. S. Holwarde of Grand Forks.
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Herald Special Service
Jamestown
N. D
Spiritwood Zeke
Art Duvine
Misa Mai van Ray
Mias van Ray
Davi
N. C
I. A. Coffey
Ed. Gilmore
Thin City
Western Electric Co
Gilmore
Anchitects Board
Bismarck
Frazier
State Board of Architects
George Hancock
Fargo
Robert Bracy-Judd
Mino
W. 5. Holwarde
Grand Forks
North Dakota Association of Architects
Cream rates lowered for milk hauls across North Dakota
The North Dakota railway commission issued an order lowering cream rates for short and long hauls effective July 2 amid protests from the state creamery association claiming rates favored centralized creameries. The hearing at Minot on April 3 allowed both sides to renew arguments.
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Cass
Trail jHismarck
B. Dywne Jane
Willa Counien
North Dakota Railway Commission
Northern
Great Northern Express
Bentries
Cobb Interstate Commerce
State Cairymen
Minot
Fargo Fifteen empty beer cache raided arcade hotel
Riot of misreadings in North Dakota notes across Fargo and towns report a raid on the Arcade hotel where empty beer cask es were found. A proprietor pleaded not guilty. bond set at 500 dollars with no payment.
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Fargo
Arcade
Walhalla Prepares For Grand Chautauqua Week
Walhalla North Dakota readies the largest chautauqua in its history beginning June 30 and ending July with notable speakers. Misa E Lowe directs children and women's work, B M Mathews leads the choir. Dr Keofex conducts services on Sunday July 1. Ladd from the Agricultural college addresses July 7, F L McVey and Governor Frasier are among speakers. J G Haney from Grand Forks speaks on a peak day. Over 100 tents will house attendees as the Metropolitan Glen club of New York supplies music.
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Agricultural Colrage
F. L. McVey
University
Frasier
J. G. Haney
Grand Forks
Metropolitan Glen Club
New York
Great or Big Hensel Picnic At Hennel North Dakota
The fourth clal club picnic at Hennel North Dakota drew 1600 attendees yesterday featuring a baseball tournament among Drayton Cavalier Crystal and Hennel. Speakers H G Vic of Cavalier and Paul Oberon of Mountain gave fine addresses. Mountain band provided music and at 6 pm ladies of Hense served supper. A large crowd attended evening park events and a grand ball by A O U W closed the day.
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N. D
Drayton
Cavalier
Crystal
H. G. Vic
Paul [Oberon
Mountain
Mountain Piece Band
Ladies of Hense
A. O. U.W. Bull
Fargo Milk Fails to Meet Standards in Tests
In Fargo North Dakota Dr C R Newell head of the city food and health department lab reports 40 percent of milk samples tested since June 1 fail to meet quality standards. Of 30 tests 13 had butter fat under 3.25 percent and 10 under 9.5 percent fat. One producer showed no butter fat. Officials plan a systematic campaign to enforce regulations and conduct several hundred tests monthly.
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Fargo
N. D
C. R. Newell
City Food and Health Department
Food and the Health Department
Hillsboro Chautauqua Promises Bigger, Hotter Events
Hillsboro plans a six day chautauqua starting Saturday June 30 with programs each afternoon and evening. A special Fourth of July celebration is planned, continuing through July 7, under the theme of making the event bigger than ever.
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Herald
Hillsboro
Nune
Hiltanorn
Large North Dakota Coal Shipments For Winter Needs
Union, I. D. June 29. North Dakota coal stores are being shipped to Grand Forks Fargo and Wahpeton as federal authorities seek to reserve fuel for local use this winter. The state with vast lignite reserves must meet its own needs, freeing ships and cars for other regions. Will used annually 25,009 to 20,000 tons of coal. Experiments by legal mine overstore show Ignite coal mined I beet enna.
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Legal Mine
Overstore
Slope County To Have New Paper
Slope county farmers form a 1000 share corporation to control the Mineral Borings plant and business. W F McCormick is named president and Clarance Peters vice president with Tom Johnson as secretary-treasurer. Editors in libel suit in Dickinson involves Dease and Dotterwald as defendants in a Cosphere publication.
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N. D
Slope County
Tribune
W. F. McCormick
Claranon Peters
Tom Johnson
Dickinson
Dease
Dotterwald
Bellfield Times
Gerald P
Cosphere
Eage
Great Falls Police Chief Seeks More Patrolmen
Montana Great Falls chief Marcus Anderson asked the mayor and council for four additional officers, a police automobile, and another motorcycle to improve department effectiveness. He also proposed establishing fingerprinting and observation facilities for identifying and registering prisoners.
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Great Falls
Mont
Marcus Anderson
Coubol
Police Committee
Anderson
Pertillon Ayater
Great Northern Montana Stampede готовится к выступлению
Харве, июнь 29. Планирование на год завершено. Грандиозное шоу Stampede готовится к открытию через восемь дней. Из Техаса привезли бойцов и буйволов, разместили скот в стойлах, идут ежедневные репетиции по лассо, bulldogging и верховой езде. Викторина начнется 4 июля без задержек.
Auditors to give up Wolf County blanks
State Auditor Kenitaky has sent notices to all county auditors to return before July 10 all blank wolf bounty certificates in their possession. The action is needed because the wolf bounty law has been repealed and counties must be credited with the number of wolves claimed.
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Wolf County
Biamark
Kenitaky
Constable Healey recounts murder at trial in Hankinson
Frank Meske faces trial for the murder of K. M. Jones of Hankinson. Constable W. A. Healy from Wahpeton testified June 28 that Meske fired the fatal shot, while the defense claimed the other man shot first. Evidence included a rake and hammer allegedly used in the dispute during service of papers. The crowded courtroom continued cross examinations and proceedings.
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Frank Meske
K. M. Jones
Hankinson
Conley
W. A. Healy
First Dividend Paid on British Victory War Loan
London reports the first half yearly dividend of 200 million dollars on the British Victory War Loan has been paid to subscribers. Warrant dispatching by Bank of England and Post Office Savings Banks began June 1, with warrants sent to local offices for distribution. Authorities consider reinvestment into more war loan or war savings certificates.
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London
Bank of England
Post Office Savings Banks
Sweden Gets Large Tax Revenue From Tobacco
Stockholm June 293 Sweden's revenue from the tobacco tax of 1916 surpassed estimates at 15,291,000 crowns. The increase came as wholesale dealers were eliminated and the state monopoly began selling directly to retailers. Prices rose sharply, cigarettes up about 100 percent on average for the same brands.
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Stockholm
Sreden
Sweden
Water Plattsburgh Is Being Planned
New York daily report from June 31 states the National Marine League of the United States backs rapid expansion of the merchant marine. They call for a nationwide training system to annually educate officers and seamen to meet German submarine dangers and to boost postwar foreign trade. More than 10 000 officers and 60 000 seamen would be needed.
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Plattburgh
National Marine League of the United States
Yeague
United States
Leage
Japanese Women Take Larger Roles in Empire Industries
Tokyo dispatch reports women in Japan entering more wage earners roles across the empire. They work in government tobacco factories paid 10 to 25 cents daily, bank and mercantile clerks earning up to 150 dollars monthly, and positions from ticket sellers to drugstore clerks. Actresses command high pay while many women perform labor in textiles, outlets, and service sectors.
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Japan
Europe
Railway Bureau
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