News of the Week in Epitome
Washington highlights a major treaty debate in Congress and a favorable report on a public works bill, with Roosevelt administration actions noted. Personal notices mention Count Leo Tolstoy’s posthumous publishing plans, and obituaries recall David Alderson and John Hammond. Disaster reports cover a Cleveland factory fire, Niagara Falls power line tragedy, and a Randall Michigan blaze with losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Taleo
Tle
Kather Sorel
David P. Alderson
Brad Wy-Alderson Implement Company
Tia
Kansas City
John Edoward Rales
Charlee i
Church View
Yierstlent Respectivals
District of Columbia
Washington
John Hayes Hammond
San Francisco
Guggenheim
David H. Matoms
Jefferson Davis
National Municipal League
Peter
AB Pinoneki
Harvard College
Isaac N. Colitin
Meniliene
Grand Army of Vie Repalille
Ani
Mewenaper
Nota
Eepatitean Party
American Society of Equity Prospects Strong for Season
State and national leaders of the American Society of Equity project a robust season with plans for rallies and meetings across the Midwest and plains. Members express confidence in continued growth, farm program unity, and farm price support as they anticipate favorable conditions and the return of cooperative activity.
Loot Found on River Bank Near Grand Forks
Police recover a grip containing securities valued around 5000 dollars stolen from S Swennumson of Vark River. Found on the Red river bank in East Grand Forks, the items include notes, policies, and watches. Chief Lowe to return property to the owner. robbers at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
S Swennumson
Vark River
Red River
East Grand Forks
Chief Lowe
Morbiger
Grat Northern
Swennumson
Tn Jamon
Plate Hospital
Lowe
Four Piggers Arrested In Cavalier County Incident
Reportes describe a chaotic arrest scene with Lamond Arthur and a relative, plus Nate Millie Wei’s son, involved in a struggle. Attorneys discussed charges as Nekodia and nearby officials review the preliminary hearing and bond arrangements. Local law officers, including Johnson and Constable Mate son, coordinated the response and noted a pending hearing.
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Cavalier County
Nekonia
Lamond Arthur
Nate Millie Wei
Idee Kirkian
Nekoda
Hannah
AL Miniely
Attornes Johnson
Mateson
William Ro Anderson
George Kris
Anderson
Bnt
Kense
State Cases Argued by Templeton at Grand Forks
Judge Fefary Jude Templeton heard two cases last week in Grand Forks. The State sought a warrant for spotters reward funds and care of county poor. Grand Forks County sued the State to recover $1,220 paid to a sane asylum from county sums rather than taxes. Judge Templeton took both cases under advisement and will rule later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
Wineman
Girl Shot by Brother On Farm Tragedy in Benson County
A four year old girl, child of Mr and Mrs Loken, was accidentally shot on the family farm two miles west of Brinamiate in Benson County. The wound occurred when the older brother, while with a 22 caliber rifle, fired and the gun discharged, killing the girl instantly. The incident casts light on the dangers of unsupervised firearms among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachine Loken
Brinamiate
Benson County
Baptist Convention to Meet in Grand Forks
The Red River Valley Baptist Association will hold its annual convention in Grand Forks at the First Baptist church on June 3 and 4. Delegates from Grand Forks Walsh Pembina Cavalier and Nelson counties will attend with four delegates per church plus additional members. The program is being prepared and a women’s group will be present with reports on war work. The meeting is expected to draw many young people and a committee will arrange entertainment for visitors.
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Red River Valley Association
Grand Forks
Red River Valley Baptist Isociation
First Baptist Church
Baptist
Walsh
Pembina
Cavalier
Nelson Countes
Ben
North Dakota Wheat Up Early and Looking Fine
Early sowing in Cooperstown shows wheat above ground and healthy, with moisture ample and oats not yet started. Farmers expect less summer fallow and larger corn acreage. past heavy plantings may ease as acreage shifts and yields rise.
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Cooperstown
Carnival Company at Jamnstown Revival Tour Planned
Secretary Michmund of the Jarer John Fale announces the revival by The Packet Amumewent Co. to engage performers for a late Aututy Phin romipdnyy show. The troupe plans spring appearances at Fargo and Grand Parke, with four Tenn shows and transportation arranged for teams and crew from Aber and nearby towns.
Community boom hits Devils Lake with new buildings
A lively summer development wave boosts the town as shore areas near Devils Lake see plans for a theater, public school building, Carnegie program, Mercy Sisters School, and several residences underway funded by a $50,000,000 revival.
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Desire Lake
Ime
Sumer
Carnegie Iorury
Christian Science Church
Mercy Sisters
Tae
Dedicate New Catholic Church at Devils Lake
A new Catholic church at Devils Lake costing $25,000 will be dedicated. A procession will travel along several principal streets before reaching the church. Twenty four priests are expected for the dedication, with a declaration to be confirmed by Wekop Shomley of Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Wekop Shomley
Fargo
Grand Forks Council Forms Street Car Interview Panel
The Grand Forks Commercial club appoints a committee to interview businessmen and assess steps to finance an electric street railway system. A decision to appoint followed, with business leaders favoring funding from Grand Forks money. Proposal calls for acquiring the line from Third Street to the University of North Dakota and integrating it into the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
North Dakota News Snapshot From Whispers and Sparks
Fragmented clippings report a prairie fire near Emmons and a new auto club planned for Devils Lake. Updates note Robin Hammes in Wahpeton, a public spelling march in Jamestown, a push for a day train between Wahpeton and Larimore, and local efforts to recruit gopher hunters and bolster rural infrastructure.
Dynamite keg near Crosby fire sparks dangerous hunt
In Crosby last December a fire destroyed five stores prompting locals to target J E Jahnson’s office with dynamite. A nail keg was found and not used, later a muffled blast sent town residents fleeing as an old sod keg exploded. Rowley and Feeney, two hunters, shot at a keg near a ford, triggering the blast and injuring them mildly. The keg’s fate remains a lucky escape from a worse disaster.
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Crosby
J. E. Jahnson
Unie
Dinamlc
Fi Merius
Voor
Rowley
Wai Feeney
PIGGER BRIBED MINOT CHIEF
A E Miller convicted of bribing Minot Chief of Police Thomas Hagen with 150 dollars for protection of a pig and gambling joint. Judge E B Goss sentenced Miller to one year and three months in state penitentiary at Monarch. State may pursue further arrests as a result of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Miller
Thomas Hagen
Minot
A. KE. Miller
E. B. Goxs
Atate
Monarch Miller
Morrill
George Krane
Miller
Goss
McGee
Lnmile
Prairie fire destroys Brown hay barn and grain
A prairie fire near Kenmare, driven by high winds, destroys a hay barn and grain at James Brown’s home, with eighteen tons of hay and 100 bushels of oats lost. Neighbor John Asprot also loses hay grain and barn, among others in the area. Estimated total losses exceed $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Kenmare
Nola ‘Thompson
Tames Brown
John Asprot
Asprot
Shorthorn Sale Called Off in Minot
The North Dakota Live Stock Association abandoned the Shorthorn sale planned for Minot on June 10 due to a shortage of consignments from major breeders after a busy winter sale season. The Fargo sale on June 2 remains scheduled as announced.
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Live Stock Association
Minot
North Dakota Live Stock Association
Fargo
Oratorio Festival in Fargo Feats Star Soloists
The Barcylyr head Oratorio Chote armoniaes presents a festival in Fargo ND on Saturday May 16 at 8:15 pm with Minneapolis Symphony and four hundred voices. Soloists Sibyl Sammis and Gustave Holmquist, among others, headline a program praised for its artistry and western concert culture. Proceeds support city musical maintenance. reservations listed with Fargo Music secretary.
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Barcylyr
Chote Armoniaes
Ineapolis Joey Orchestra Aga
Fargo
Minneapolis Symphony
Clos
Hole
Gustave Holmquist
Kane Chicago
Jennie Champiie
Minneapolis
West of
Chicago
Kimuil Oberhoffer
Europe
Amer
Prsid
Apotis Symphony
Missy Ty
Muinwaye Phony
Minneapolis Semple
Iin Neti
Ys & Dilorium
Vilen
Pargu Corrs
N. D
Sill
Sibyl Sammis
Holme
Pens Jar
Sibyl
Sammy
Vince
Deman
Hulmes Cowper
Yes
Knew Her. "T wish to glee a big disc jarke John
Fragmentary OCR text appears as garbled phrases with names and dialogue. No coherent event or identifiable persons beyond scattered words. Unable to extract a clear reportable item or facts for a title and summary.
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John
The Nautch Girl and Indian Social System Debate
A fragmented report on the Nautch girl raising questions about her social position in India. It mentions Western and Indian perspectives, a ceremony payment, a Mumbai family, and public debate with Justice Chania, Sir Me, and Nawab Mohsan-ul-Mulk among those involved.
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Sea
India
Bo Tonger
Yves
Sheerwin
Palatine
Justice Chania
Bowbay
Cerformer
Wnd
Bratinin
Wand
Milite
Tink and
Het
Sir Me
Gunbur
Jan Wang Tn
Huwmedan College of
Aliyat
Nawab Mohsan
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Falponlo
Ais
Parqrma
Asperifan
Emiianizten
Tay
Arbiratinn
Hoserateail Patelow
Covarnuly
Heintich
Nieveland
Sblandne OM Ehmnmny Way
Teonis Courtney
Niagara Palls Way
Lye New Station
Niagara
Martius Peeryle
Pernard
Ron
Bulley
Nagel
Jerie
Pennsylvania Boller Works
Ba Hon
Randall
Ly. M. Crossley
Willard Stone
Boyd Ward
Muskegon Lake
Muskegon
Mich
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American Society of Equity
Bouts
Bela Uber Orig
Torres Wall
Einien
Jentes
Aedu Win
Kattees
Nortly
South Dakota
Baptist Convention
North Dakota
Neth
Dakota
Ubbins
Bhierbrooke
Haynes Watts
Weeting
Hunter Boauts
Wiris
Wahpeton Te
Mercer
Postofice
Waliperon
Linton
Ruyter
Jamestown
Emmons
Soo
Beandier
Thomas Hare
Coopers Town
Fullerton Gand
Wahjeton
Larimore Eee
Great Northern Basinet
Townery
Williston Wim & Just
Bis Honore
Toeth
Devile Lake
Stanley
Wne
Pensona
Valle
Conserva
John Porter
Adams County
Mumarek
Slestroy
Ene
Merean
Ingixt
Roonevelt
Larkin
Extrangee
Theyavtjelan
Missouri
Bismarck Commercial Diih
Pin County
Manning
Connolly
Summisetowers
Walcott
J. Solberg
Harvey
McCluske
Pigger
Oratorio Festival
Fargo, N. D
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