Special Livestock Show Train From Grand Forks to Chicago
An excursion planned for early December will run a special train of North Dakota farm and business leaders to Chicago for the International Live Stock Show December 2 to 9. The itinerary includes entertainment at South St. Paul stock yards Madison Wisconsin or a Wisconsin farm and three days at the International in Chicago. The trip aims to study livestock conditions and will cost not more than 70 dollars, covering fare sleeper accommodations dining car service and entertainment, with participants returning at their own expense.
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Chicago
Grand Forks
South St. Paul
Madigan
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the International
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W W Men Must Answer Charge In Iron Range Case
Duluth Minnesota September 19 Carlo s Troska Sam Scarlett and Joe Schmidt industrial workers of the world organizers with Philip Masonovich his wife Joe Nickich John Orlandich and Joseph Cernagorcervich must go to trial for the alleged killing of James C Myron during the Minnesota Iron ore strike and for an armed murderous assault on Edward Shubisky at Biwabik July 3 Myron and Shubisky were deputy sheriffs Indictments against the nine defendants were not quashed and each entered a plea of not guilty before Judge Fenler A motion for a continuance in the Myron and Shublaky cases will be considered by Judge Martin Hughes Wednesday Prosecution will oppose the motion saying the state is ready to proceed this term
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Minn
Carlos Troska
Sam Scarlett
Joe Schmidt
Industrial Workers of the World
Philp Masonovich
Mra
Philip Masonovich
Joe Nickich
John Orlandich
Joseph Cernagorcervich
James C. Myron
Minnesota
Edward Shubisky
Biwabik
Myron
Shubisky
John Borden Returns After shipwreck at Arctic waters
Seattle report Sept 19 John Borden wealthy sportsman who owned the power schooner Great Bear wrecked on a rock north of St Mathews island August 10 arrives from Nome aboard the Umatilla. He is accompanied by guest Norma H Bokum of Chicago. Captain Laula Lane stays in Nome.
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United States
Seattle
Wash
Sporsman
Behring Sea
Arctic Ocean
Pinnacle Rock
St. Mathews's Island
Nome
Umatilla
Norma H. Bokum
Chicago
Laula L. Lane
Borden
Mayor Mitchell Holds Meeting On City Labor Strike
Mayor Mitchell convened a conference with Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association leaders as street hallway workers contemplate a sympathy walkout of about 100,000 in the city. Labor officials urged restraint while warning of broader impact.
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Yielnhy
Armored tractors built in Peoria power war effort
M M Baker of a Peoria manufacturing firm described Caterpillar tractors made there that aided Allied fronts in France and Russia. He said about 1,000 tractors were sold to the British government, with armor and guns added in England, and noted Germany used similar rigs early in the war. The inventions feature self riding steel tracks and rail like belts that enable crossing trenches and obstacles.
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M. M. Baker
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St Its
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Aldershot
England
Germany
France
Russia
Liege
Baker
British War Office
United States War Department
Hughes Opens Second Campaign Tour in Peoria
Charles Evans Hughes begins his second presidential campaign trip in Peoria, denouncing the Democrats as a party of broken promises and criticizing claims made in Wilson’s acceptance speech. He argues that credit should be given where due and warns against overstatement of achievements.
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Peoria
Charles Evans Hughes
Democratic Party
Hughes
Wilson
Inquest Rules Accident Death Of Tryloe Randers
Crookston Minnesota September coroner’s inquest rules the death of Tryloe Randers accidental. Driver George C Holden testified he traveled at under eight miles per hour and braked when he saw the victim before the motor struck him. Randers funeral arrangements set for Wednesday in Polk county.
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Crookston
Minn
Tryloe Randers
George C. Holden
Thom D
Randers
Kelsen
Rand
Polk
Cn County
France
Cupid
Widow Sues Young Woman for Property in Seattle
Widow of Ernest E. Sirrine sues Mrs Elizabeth Logan in Seattle seeking an accounting of property and funds. Sirrine, who died July 22 at 56 after moving from Chicago, left an estate with only about 83 000 cash in hand and other real estate liens, auto, and property found with the defendant.
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Wash
Lucie E. Sirrine
Chicago
Ernest E. Sirrine
Faas Ue
Misa Elizabeth Logan
Irrine
Birrine
Mortgeers
Birrine Logan
Private killed in duty during altercation with guard
Tex Sept 1 Private B company Second Assignment was shot and killed last night after an altercation with a guard. Lieutenant ordered Clyne's arrest. Clyne, enraged, leveled a rifle at the lieutenant, triggering guard fire. Guard's name withheld.
Give up grapes says Landrith in California tour
Dr Ira Landrith prohibition vice presidential candidate urged Californians to abandon grape growing if prohibitions hurt the state’s economy. He spoke from a rear platform in northern California, insisting the issue outweighs livelihood concerns and criticizing pro prohibition arguments at Redding and nearby stops.
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Ira Landrith
Prohibition
Landrit
Little Vineyard
Dr. Landrithis
Redding
Rene Y
Mesaba Strike Ends as I W W Declares Temporary Truce
Miners in Mesaba district vote to end the strike with local unions favoring return to work. Industrial Workers of the World describe the move as a temporary truce with mining companies. In Chisholm, 100 miners previously on strike registered for employment, to be rehired under prestrike conditions.
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T Biwabix
Minn
Mesabe
Chisholm
Menabe
Oliver Company
Cooks and Waiters sue San Francisco law committee
The Cooks and Waiters union and allied groups sue the law and order committee of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce in superior court seeking an injunction and 300000 dollars. The complaint accuses a conspiracy to use labor peonage fears to subdue labor and to fund anti union activities. The law and order committee formed after a long shoremen strike affecting over 10 000 workers across the coast.
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San Francisco
Law and Order Commanties
Chamber of Commerce of
Cooks and Waiters’ Union
Benlt G. Buehrer
Law and Order Committee
Wilson Ready For Campaign
President Wilson traveled from Columbia to Washington and then to Long Branch New Jersey for the funeral of Mrs Anna E Howe. He plans active campaign work starting tomorrow and will meet with Democratic National Committee chairman Vance McCormick to outline receptions at Shadow Lawn. The initial message from Long Branch will be issued from Baltimore next Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Long Branch
N. J
Columbia, & C
Anna E. Howe
Shadow Lawn
Vance McCormick
Democrate National Committee
Warm contest in New York primary race
New York voters witnessed a heated state primary as Governor Whitman and Samuel Seabury sought the progressive nomination. With about 46 000 enrolled progres sives, turnout was not expected to exceed 20 000. Both candidates claimed victory in the tense contest.
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New York
Whitman
Samuel Seabury
Two Ships Sunk With No Known Loss of Life
In Lemon on September 18 the steamers Dew ami Lord were reported to have left New York bound for Port bald, while the Dora and two British vessels of 5,908 tons were cited as possibly sunk off Portend on July.
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Lemon
New ‘York
Dora
Four alleged blackmailers may go free
Chicago authorities readiness to arraign seven members of an alleged one million dollar blackmail ring framed a tense day as Mrs Regina Klipper arrived under guard to identify directors Edward Donahue Henry Runnell and Mrs Helen Evers. Federal officials said the case hinges on the first three names with a mass of evidence from the raid and confessions. Bonds totaled about 100000 with varying amounts for each suspect.
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Deral
Regina Kipper
Philadelphia
Hinton Clabaugh
United States Department of Justice
Klipper
Edward Donahue
Henry Runnell
Helen Evers
Clabuagh
G Ang
H. C. Woodward
Hinton G. Ciabaugh
Partment
Clabaugh
Weven
New York
Frank Crocker
Mia
Regina Kupper
William Butler
Inters
Susan A. 5
Winpenny
Clahaugh
Dick” Barrett
Edward J. Thompson
Charles E. Erbstein
Frances Chapman
Mra. Evers
Mra
Chapman
Edward Donohue
Donohue
Man
George Bland
James Chritian
George Irwin
Evers
Woodward
Irwin
McArthur files ouster charge in North Dakota race
D H McArthur, Democratic candidate for governor, fled today in the Supreme Court at Bismarck announcing an ouster charge against Bult. The courtroom scene highlighted the heated political conflict amid the North Dakota governor race.
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Bult
Supreme Court
Bismarck
D. H. McArthur
North Dakota
Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs Opens With Finances Debate
Anoka Minnesota September 19. A heated dispute over finances troubled the convention as women from across the state gathered for the annual meeting of the Minnesota Federation for Women's Clubs. The debate centered on the issue of six iber or money collected through advertising space in the club women’s year book.
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Anoka
Minn
Minnesota
Stste
Greek Paper To Start Its War Campaign
The Forward, a Royalist Greek newspaper, plans an opening war campaign article to sway public opinion for Greece entering the conflict. It demands immediate release of Greek soldiers held by Bulgarians at Kavala and implies government action or new measures if not satisfied. It notes Premier Kalogeropoulos has contacted Germany seeking their return with all effects.
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London
The
Forward
Kavala
Kalogeropoulos
Dam Burst in Bohemia Devastates Valley Near Weissendesse
London reports a dam bursting near Gablonz Weissendesse Bohemia caused extensive flooding. The eight metre long by twenty metre deep structure failed inundating Dwezendorf Tiefentach Tannwald Schumburs Behnarow Grosshammer and Haratz. Ten bodies identified, many workers missing, glass polishing factories swept away, bridges unstable.
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Gablonz
Bohemia
Weissendesse
Reuter
Amsterdam
Gab
Jong
Dwezendorf
Tiefentach
Tannwald
Schumburs
Behnarow
Grosshammer
Haratz
Epidemic Kills Six in Brainerd Minnesota
Brainerd Minnesota on September 19 reports six children aged 3 months to six years died last week from an intestinal disease outbreak. The latest victims include Donald White year old son of Ire C White and a baby son of Severn Tollefson. Other children and several adults are ill.
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Brainerd
Minn
Donald White
Ire C. White
Severn Tollefson
Parents Seek To Delay School Work In New York
New York officials refuse to postpone opening of city schools until October 2 despite infantile paralysis fears. The League of Parents' Associations in the eighteenth district threatens legal action to block the Monday opening for six elementary and three schools serving 16,500 pupils. Dr Haven Emerson, health commissioner, declares no postponement. The city reports 3 deaths from infantile paralysis last week, but 35 fewer deaths from all causes than the prior year. A man identified as Jack Martin, once a light operator and former Boston star, was found dead near a river south of La Crosse Wisconsin in a case involving a government rock barge.
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New York
Haven Emerson
Health Commismoner
League of Parents’ Associations
Emerson
Martin
la Crosse
Wis
Jack Martin
Omnia
Here
Druxe
Repsien
Dutch Parliament Opens amid War Neutrality Remarks
London reports Queen Wilhelmina told The Hague parliament that the country remains neutral and efforts are made to follow rules of neutrality while military stores and arms are conserved. Bulgarian and German actions are recorded across fronts with weather hampering Somme operations and evacuations at Monastir.
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London
Wilhelming
Holland
Hague
Macedonia
Monastir
Yakub
Republicans of Wisconsin Meet Republicans of Wisconsin Meet v
Republicans of Wisconsin conduct a meeting or gathering, details unclear due to fragmented text. The report references a Republican organization event and internal proceedings with no clear outcome or dates available.
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Republicans OF
Wisconsin
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