Debating Deportation Versus Trial for Danish Murder Suspect
Beltrami county weighs whether to deport Danish suspect Peter Mathieson or try him for the February murder near Teastrike. Immigation officers in Duluth consider costs, potential escape, and the chance of an execution if tried locally. Mathieson, in the U.S. eight months, could be sent back to Denmark if authorities choose.
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Duluth
Minn
Beltrami County
Peter Mathieson
John Johnson
Teastrike
Mathieson
America
Denmark
Beltrami
Minnesota State Federation of Labor Convenes In St Cloud
The Minnesota State Federation of Labor finished its meeting in St Cloud endorsing President Howley for re election and backing a 1 percent per capita tax. The secretary's salary rises to 600 dollars annually and the Minnesota Union Advocate is named the official organ. Officers for the next year were elected.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
George P. Howley
Minneapolis
William E. McEwen
Duluth
P. J. Warren
Winona
Henry C. Harting
Mankato
James E. Logue
Faribault
J. J. McHugh
T. F. Thomas
St. Paul
E. G. Hall
J. Kellington
John Taylor
Brainerd
Edward Lowe
Hibbing
Ontario Plans Niagara Power Sharing With Cities
Ontario signs a contract to receive 35 000 horsepower at 10 40 per year per unit and to build or hire transmission lines to supply sixteen cities. Cities may buy more power at the same price and municipalize lighting and traction systems, while authorities curb output to protect Niagara’s scenery.
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Ontario
Niagara Power
New York
Northwest briefs from North Dakota to Iowa
Summary of short items: Fort Lincoln troops camp with state militia July 11 17. Bow man County created by governor Burke officers named. Nurserymen convention opens in Detroit Orlando Harrison presiding. Jellison saloon license revoked in St Peter for liquor sales to minors and habitual drunks. Miss Mable T Bisiar marries D R Burgess in Bemidji. St Peter council accepts F H Silverton resignation. H A Hildebrandt elected. Albert Lea Sunday law upheld barring hunting fishing golf boating and launch use. Baltimore baseball ground rental cited. Pirates of Penzance staged in Huron. Pine Ridge indictments for Yellow Boy and post office break in Yankton. Iowa Federation of Labor censures Roosevelt over Moyer Haywood remarks.
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Bismarck
N. D
Burke
Bowman
Detroit
Mich
American Association of Nurserymen
Orlando Harrison
Berlin
ST. Peter
Minn
E. A. Jellison
Bemidji
Mable T. Bisiar
D. R. Burgess
F. H. Silverton
H. A. Hildebrandt
Iowa Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Moyer and Haywood
Adam Purges Guilt Over Apple as He Skips Apparel Purchases
A pithy ancient tale frame notes Adam's self reproach after choosing the fruit over buying clothes. The fragment hints at moralizing about restraint and material wants in a garden setting.
Lone Man Terrorizes Mitchell With Gun in Town
Amos Chandler a 6 foot man fired from Porter decAMPed into alcohol and terrorized Mitchell South Dakota last night. He roamed the business district with a 44 caliber pistol threatening to kill. Police fought him off until he was clubbed unconscious and jailed after a violent struggle.
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Chandler
Fargo Officials Cite Murder in Thorpe Case
Fargo authorities believe Gust M. Thorpe was murdered after his body appeared in the river and an eyewitness saw him drinking in Moorhead with two men on the day he disappeared. Investigators have descriptions of the two men and are tracing them. A second unidentified blacksmith body is also believed murdered, with efforts ongoing to find the last companions.
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Fargo
N. D
Gust M. Thorpe
Moorhead
Pastors and families to enjoy outing at Galesville
The annual pastors outing will be held next Monday at Galesville with pastors and Sunday school superintendents and their families. They will depart on the noon Northwestern and spend the day in recreation. Supper will be served by a Galesville church and Mrs. Palmer invites the group to her home for the evening. About fifty are expected.
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Galesville
Attic Hall Finds Stir Old Slippers She Wore
A home scene unfolds as a woman returns to find tears and memory in an attic visit. The passage hints at nostalgia tied to the slippers she wore on her first hall event.
La Salle probate fight over Ensel estate to begin Monday
Miss La Salle of 119 Pearstreet seeks the entire Ensel estate in probate court, claiming Gus Ensel acted as her banker and that she lent about 150000 over years with 100000 drawn before his death. Western heirs dispute and arbitration offers are rejected as the case heads for a multi day hearing.
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Frankie la Salle
Pearstreet
Gus Ensel
J. J. Brindley
Miss la Salle
Ensel
la Salle
Wealthy fur and hide establishment occupies new site
A prominent fur and hide business, formerly operating in the same building, is now taken over or occupied by Miss La Alle, signaling a planned or completed change in premises.
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Miss Laalle
Teapot Troubles at West Point Overcoats Affair
The piece mocks a West Point dispute involving a lieutenant colonel and his wife over cadets coats. The couple claim persecution connected to their friend General Leonard Wood and seek $100,000 in civil damages. The commentary ridicules tribunals as crocodiles and laments the couple’s mistreatment.
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Record-Herald
United States
West Point
Academy
Leonard Wood
Judy O’grady
Syrian Battle Case Ends in Discharge and Fine
Sultana Farrah and Massad Farrah were discharged by the court while J. Flutte was convicted and fined five dollars plus costs totaling eleven dollars and seventy five cents for participation in a clash on lower Mill Street. Jurors Henry Niebuhr W H Webb Joseph Miller Henry Rooney Harvey Herken and P F Cavanaugh sat through the trial. The case drew a swarming crowd as the court cleared the room several times.
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Massad Farrah
Sultana Farrah
J. Flutte
Lower Mill Street
Farrah
Farrahs
Henry Niebuhr
W. H. Webb
Joseph Miller
Henry Rooney
Harvey Herken
P. F. Cavanaugh
Fortunate Texan Praises Dr King New Life Pills
Mr E W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dallas testifies that in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr King's New Life Pills which effectively dispose of malaria and biliousness. He notes the pills do not grind nor gripe and are sold for 25 cents at O T Erhart's drug store.
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E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
O. T. Erhart
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