North Dakota Bone Day At 12 Tonight Prompts Prohibition Sweep
North Dakota moves bone dry at midnight as state and federal laws join to ban liquor shipments for personal use. Raids on overstocked cellars and “blind pigs” warned. medical and sacramental exceptions noted, while changes in banking and warehouse receipt laws also take effect.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Waller
Bowman
Kuim
Senate
Frazier
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Guaranty Fund
Bottineau Lad Held For Abduction Of 14 Year Old Girl
Roy Earisley, a Botetineau area resident, was arrested near Morse Saskatchewan on a warrant from Sheriff McLean of Bottineau County for abducting a 14 year old girl. He is held at Moose Jaw awaiting North Dakota sheriff arrival. A local quip notes some people are slow in races.
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Bottineau
Winnipex
Man
Roy Earisley
Bot
Conor Regina
Morse
Sask
McLean
Bottineau County
Earisley
Mooss Jaw
North Dakota
Insanity Hearing for Auto Purchase Suspect Held
A county official reports a person detained at Bramark after an inquest on his sanity. Corcoran is involved as the subject is held awaiting further court action. The case centers on a proposed purchase of an automobile for an enormous sum and questions of mental state.
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of County
Corcoran
Bramark
Naval recruit from Minot dies at Great Lakes camp
Raymond W. Brebbins, a naval recruit from Minot, died of spinal meningitis at the Great Lakes training camp. His remains arrived home in Crosby yesterday for a funeral to be attended by local navy and army recruiting officers. Stebbing enlisted at the Minot recruiting station on April 28.
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Herald
Minot
Raymond W. Brebbins
Great Lakes
Crosby
Navy
Army
Stebbing
Brothers Sentenced to Reform School for Grand Larceny
In Bismarck on June 30, two brothers aged fifteen and eighteen from Skogmo in McClusky county were found guilty of grand larceny and jail breaking. Judge Nuessle ordered them to spend their minority at the state training school in Mandan after authorities stated they stole $25 from a Skogmo store and escaped from custody near McClusky. Sheriff Fissig recaptured them two miles from town after their escape last Sunday.
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Bismark
Skogmo
McClusky
Nucassie
Mandan
Nuessle
Fissig
Baby Run Over and Killed by Wagon Near Rice Lake
An eighteen month old child, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Johnson of Rice Lake, North Dakota, was killed in a barnyard when a runaway team frightened by the prairie dash struck the stable area and trampled the child to death.
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Ryder
N. D
Mike Johnson
Rice Lake
Y M C A Boys Revel In Lake Camp Life
H B Frame secretary of the boys division returns from Lake Cormorant Minnesota with reports of an enviable time among local lads at the annual outing supervised by E Glaser Fargo Y M C A. Officers elected include Harold Roe chief of police Harry Turner commissioner of sanitation and Lloyd Friedman editor of the Daily Chronicle.
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H. 8. Frame
Lake Cormorant
Lake Park
Minn
E. Glaser
Fargo Y. M. C. A
Frama
Harold Roe
Harry Turner
Lloyd Friendman
Daily Chronicle
Minot to Raise Flag on Fourth in North Dakota
Minot North Dakota plans patriotic July 4 events featuring a flag raising beside the Great Northern yards. PB W Erickson will speak, a park program includes Minot band music, Welcone by George Von Nelda, and remarks on commerce and marketing by M P Johnson. Musical numbers, equestrian displays, Rev C J Gilford to speak.
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Minot
N. D
Great Northern Yards
PB. W. Erickson
Minot Band
Addreas
Welcone
George von Nelda
Minot Association of Commerce
M. P. Johnson
Tolley
Equntrions
C. J. Cilford
North Dakota Teachers Pension Law Hit In Supreme Court
In Bismarck on June 30 the constitutionality of North Dakota's teachers retirement and pension act was challenged in the supreme court by Treasurer A. E. Hauge of Ramsey County who refused to divert a ten percent capital assessment from the fund’s child- tax. Trustees led by John A. Haig won in district court and the county treasurer appealed. The case notes over $100,000 accumulated in the fund though total pensions due amount to about $5,000.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Supreme Court
A. E. Hauge
Ransey County
Hauge
Teachers’ Fund
John A. Haig
J. W. Backlund
I! Trusteen
H. A. Brannan
Labor survey of Stutsman success in harvest census
Herald Special Service reports the labor survey census in Jamestown North Dakota shows early signs of success with high signups as harvest season approaches. L. W. Upshaw notes it is too soon for final totals but expects good coverage for farmers in Stutsman County. Devils Lake Woman Honored in Canada. Louise Crummy McKinney, former Devils Lake resident, elected to Alberta assembly, first woman legislator in Canada, previously organized W C T U work in Ontario before marriage and move to Charesholm Alta in 1908.
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Herald Special Service
Jamestown
N. D
Iabor
L. W. Upshaw
Chairan Upshaw
Butaman County
Devils Lake
Louise Crummy McKinney
Alberta Assembly
Canada
North Dakota
Ontario
James McKinney
Charesholm
Alta
Big Crop Looked For In Carson North Dakota
Carson North Dakota reports a banner crop is expected due to recent rains. The local president notes rains last week and Sunday evening guarantee good wheat progress within days. The town anticipates robust yields of winter rye and other grains, though some text remains unclear.
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Carson
N. D
Military Men Entertained at Fort Lincoln Night
Adjutant General T H Tharaldson retires after 28 years in the North Dakota National Guard. Major Richard R Steadman and Major Dana Wright lead a gathering in Fort Lincoln as the Second Battalion under Wright performs. Steadman formerly commanded Fort Lincoln battalion. Tharaldson praised for long service and Philippine war era ties.
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Biamarck
N. D
T. H. Tharaldson
North Dakotas National Guard
Richard R. Steadman
North Dakota
Remy Parate
Fort Lincoln
Dana Wright
Bimarck Elks’ Band
Steedman
Thor=aldson
Philippines
Co. C
Grafton
Leutenant
North Dakota Guard
John H. Fraine
Hanps
North Ora
G. A. Fraser
Fargo
Guard
Merchants Eye Farm Marketing Initiative in North Dakota
Devils Lake June 30 The problem of marketing produce to aid farmers in grain sales will be a major issue for the North Dakota Merchants Association this year. President F P Mann said conditions have improved greatly in recent years and every North Dakota merchant will be invited to join the state association.
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Devils Lake
North Dakota Merchants’ Association
F. P. Mann
North Dakota
Freight wreck at Absaraka bridge disrupts train traffic
FLICKER TALES reports a Caseelton A G N freight train derailed with several wagons plunging into the river after leaving the Absaraka bridge. In nearby Minot preliminary hearings begin in cases against the Soo Railway for liquor importation bootlegging and keeping a nuisance. Other towns note farm and education events including Langdon camp closure and a large teachers institute. St Thomas injured worker Frederick Gunsele sees serious injuries. Nekoma plans July 4 celebration with judge H G Vick as speaker.
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Caseelton
G. N
Absaraka Bridge
Minot
Soo Railway Company
Dill
Larimore Chautauqua Opens Fourth of July
Larimore North Dakota prepares for a four day chautauqua starting July 4 featuring music by the Marylands the Hawaiians and the Musicals Guardsmen lectures by Judge Schoonover Clarence Locks Davia and humorist George C Aydelott with appearances by the University B players and other acts each day through Saturday.
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University
Cathedral
Pemberton
Musics
George C. Aydelott
Electricians Refuse Terms in Butte Conference
In Butte Montana the Metal Mine Workers Union is seeking recognition and higher wages for electricians. The electricians declined to meet with Montana Power despite conference efforts. The Metal Trades Council urged a conference without miners’ union recognition, causing the breakdown. About ten percent of miners in the district are at work.
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Butte, Mont
Ftat
Metal Mine Works’ Union
Montana Power Company
Ee: Seipang Deblals
Te ‘& Conference
Metal Tract Council
Butte
Wan
Miners Used as Tool Abarpeners After Blacksmith Attack
Companies deploy miners as tool abarpeners due to blacksmith assault. With few underground workers, mines aim to acquire enough drills to keep all willing miners at work buried for several days.
Workers of Lumber Mills Go On Strike
In Missoula June 80 lumber operations in Nine Mile district and the Bonner mills were crippled as many workers failed to appear. Striking leaders allegedly blocked others from work and warned of bodily harm at day’s end, with threats against family members cited.
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Minsoula
Nine Mile District
Bonner
Elfate
Stole Money to Pay Off Gambling Debts in Great Falls
Great Falls, Mont June 30 Two men, C Nargelin and Charles Duncan, arrested near Helena for stealing a Ford from Arthur Hoffman, allegedly used the car to haul stolen sheep pelts worth 88.96 to Helena to support themselves. Nargelin, 26, linked to a hod carriers union, and Duncan, 84, may face more charges as investigators suspect more pelts were planned.
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Great Falls
Mont
C. Nargelin
Charles Duncan
Helena
Arthur Hoffman
Homer Robmann
Hoffman
Norgelin
Duncan
Nargelin
Hod Carriers’ Union
Indian accused murder to be tried in July
Short text notes Antoine Stasco, an Indian, is to be tried here July 11 on a murder charge. Mention of Henry Conman of Havre and Montana Bargain House indictment for bankruptcy law violations. Tulum Bain faces two indictments for making fictitious entries on public land in Great Falls area with trial set for September 6 at Great Falls.
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Dept
Antoine Stasco
Henry Conman
Havre
Montana
Tulum Bain
Great Faile Land
Chouteau
Fergus
Great Fal
All Stores Schedule During Great Norther Stampede
Four day schedule adjusts shop hours for local shoppers and out of town customers. Havreatores to open July 4 and following days 7 30 a m to 12 80 p m and later periods to 8 p m with staggered opening hours for the event.
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Egents
Havreatores
Bright crop prospects and scarce wariness in Montana
Good crop weather over the past week boosts Montana prospects with strong crop yields in Bitterroot and Blackfoot valleys while a grasshopper battle looms on the Flathead reservation. United States Marshal reports few absentees from Montana and 25 Finns detained in Butte for failure to register as draft law enforcement continues.
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Missoula
Montana
Flathead Reservation
Helena
J. L. Asbridge
Butte
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LaMoure
Sykeston
John Seibel
Harvey
Clyde
Home Makers’ Club
Nekoma
Nekoma Farmera‘ Club
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H. G. Vick
Cavalier
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Larimore Chautauqua
Montana News
Geat
Bredwell
London
Peninsular
Oriental Steamship Company
Union of New Zealand Steamship
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F. Ob
Detroit
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Detroit Motor Car Company
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