George Peabody Little Dies At 74 In Pembroke New Hampshire
George Peabody Little aged 74 a nephew of the famous namesake long active in Pembroke and Mason political circles died after a long life in New Hampshire He served in the state assembly several terms and twice in the senate and was county treasurer his passing draws sympathy from many local friends and associates
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George Peabody Little
New Hampshire
Pembroke
Mason
Hin
Disgust at insurgent tactics in Rolla county reform move
The Dunseith Magnet editor rails against insurgent leaders and their high handed Rolla convention methods. He cites rejection of nominations by Dr. Lemienix, calls for fair play, and warns that radical success attracts opportunistic politicians. The piece urges June primaries to unify good Republicans loyal to Roosevelt and Taft.
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Dunseith Magnet
Rolla
Rollette County
Ise
Reform
He Bay
Lemienix
Magnet
Republican Party
Convention delegate strength shifts in Minot race
Over past week counties chose delegates to Minot. Stalwarts total 240, insurgents under 100. Fifteen counties remain to elect. forecasts show Burleigh 12, Ransom 12, McLean 19, Eddy 6, Emmons 8, Mercer 5, Dunn 5, Logan 7, Stark 7, McKenzie 6, Grand Forks 17, Traill 9. Projected votes favor stalwarts 327, insurgents 102, doubtful 17.
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Conventnee
Minot
Burleigh
Ransom
McLean
Eddy
Emmons
Mercer
Dunn
Logan
Stark
McKenzie
Grand Forks
Traill
Father of U S senator hopeful dies in Pembroke NH
The father of Col. C. B. Little, a Republican candidate for United States senator, died last week at his home in Pembroke New Hampshire. The Bismarck Tribune reports the obituary note.
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Col. C. B. Little
United States
Pembroke
New Hampshire
Bismarck Tribune
Congra Predicts Stalwarts Victory and Party Reconciliation
Congra asserts a landslide for the stalwarts at Minot with a two to one or three to one margin. He claims McKenzie is not a national committeeman candidate and not aiming to control the party. After the convention, only a few disappointed office seekers will remain unsettled, unlikely to switch to the Democrats in the fall.
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Congra
Minot
McKenzie
Advertising Power Told by Toilet Dept Manager
A New York department store toilet department manager explains six similar toilet articles, all of near equal quality. He notes one item far surpasses others in sales due to relentless advertising, while the other five sell in line with ad spend. He claims any quality differences favor the poorest seller.
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New York
North Dakota action may force Standard Oil to quit state
Secretary of State Alfred Bims dell serves notice on John 1D. tonopoly to show cause why it should not forfeit its right to do business in North Dakota amid alleged discriminations. The secretary cites conclusive evidence against the company and its associates.
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Standard Oi
North Dakota
Alfred Bimsdell
Secretary of State
Governor Burks Declares Arbor Day for North Dakota
Governor Burks designates Friday May 1 as Arbor Day to emphasize tree planting needs in North Dakota amid political tensions within the Republican party. The observance favors conservation over partisan strife.
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Burks
North Dakota
Mystery contest offers $1000 for women in story Solve
The Chicago Record-Herald launches When the Mummy Moves a mystery serial with a $1000 prize for the best woman solution and 115 additional cash prizes for women and girls. Men are excluded but invited to assist family members. Readers can obtain early installments or reprints by writing to the Prize Mystery Editor in Chicago.
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Record-Herald
Chicago
United States
Congress
France
Imperial Lumber Yard Coal Line Offers Varied Sizes
A full line of Hocking Valley coal including lump stove nut and furnace sizes is offered at the Imperial Lumber Yard with Virginia splint smokeless and camel coal also available. Office mention.
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Hocking Valley
Virginia
Imperial Lumber Yard
Editorial Snack from North Dakota Papers on Primaries
Flickertail editors note Marshall from Missouri and a Ryder News remark. Stanley Sun quips about cigarette-smoking boys and gum-chewing girls. Fargo Call suspects McKenzie’s Washington ties. New Rockford Transcript mocks insurgents. Cavalier Chronicle lauds stalwart republicanism. Fargo Call praises a Searchlight writer. Rugby Optimist mocks Falkensten, suggesting treatment. Hillsboro Banner warns about lazy youth versus ambition. Mohall Tribune urges party unity against factionalism. Bismarck Tribune highlights C A Johnson as a strong governor candidate backed by home support.
Miller opposition mounts in state attorney general race
Kulm Messenger reports insurrectionists and Democrats claim Miller is unwanted for attorney general. Voters plan to remind him at the primaries while Fargo Forum notes Alex McKenzie will not seek re election as national committeeman but remains active in state politics alongside Winship Spalding Twichell and Packard.
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Miller
Fargo
Alex McKenzie
Winship
Spalding
Twichell
Packard
Millet Reporter Out of Predicting Business Says Hall Will Send Truth
The Millet Reporter announces it will stop predicting election strength and entrusts estimates of stalwarts and insurgents to Tom Hall, state secretary of the Progressive Republicans. Hall issues estimates daily and then decides which to publish as authentic news, using dice to settle the choice.
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Millet
Grand Forks Herald
Tom Hall
Progressive Republicans
Hall
County convention reports favor harmony and unclassified Republicans
Minto Journal notes Eg land in Towner county shows no stalwarts or insurgents but a straight Republican slate with harmony prevailing. Harvey Herald recalls J Austin Regan urging good losing and that this will be his last county convention as a delegate before June primaries. Norwich Item highlights Col C B Little’s growing army of supporters pledging strong turnout on June 25.
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Wen
Mr. McKenzie
Roosevelt
Tait
Minto Journal
Egland
Towner County
Condo Herald
Wells County
Harvey Herald
J. Austin Regan
Norwich
C. B. Little
Party rally call amid crowded candidate field in Bowbells
The Bowbells Bulletin-Tribune echoes a call for party unity as many candidates vie for office. It encourages supporters to back the eventual winners, noting the crowded field and that more offices may yet be filled.
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Bowbells Bulletin - Tribune
Minot convention prospects and North Dakota caucus clash
Lisbon Free Press notes a likely strong majority for stalwarts at the Minot convention with Kennedy as national committeeman and Taft endorsement. It warns primaries should handle differences like the Ellendale caucus where Marshall forces used pressure, producing a mixed delegation amid tight counts and threats by local candidates.
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Lisbon Free Press
Minot
James Kennedy
Fargo
Taft
Ohio
Ellendale
North Dakota
Marshall Forces
Marshall Organization
Knights Templar Address on Liberty and Faith
A sermon for Sir Knights and a list of attendees highlights the Christian path to social freedom through spiritual emancipation. The speaker contrasts earthly captors with the freedom found in Christ, citing Uncle Tom and the Liberty Bell as symbols, and urging adoption of Jesus's words for true discipleship.
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Persia
Egypt
South
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Philadelphia
Christ's Church
Chicago
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H. A. Batie
W. R. McIntosh
W. B. Noble
John H. G. Turner
Thos. Sims
J. A. Johnson
John H. Kirk
A. G. Burr
F. A. H. Smith
F. C. Falkenstein
Dave R. Carlson
For Rent Confectionery Store with Living Quarters Antler ND
Property listing from Mrs Kellogg Antler North Dakota offering a confectionery store with living rooms suitable for any business. Address details indicate regular shipments weekly noted by Blades. Includes a curious entry 1.2 Strawberries.
Esther Ward Pioneer Widow Dies at 80 in Bottineau County
Obituary recalling Esther Ward born in Ayercourt Galway Ireland who died April 3 at age 80. Immigrated to Hartford Connecticut then Faribault Minnesota where she married Alexander Ward. Moved to North Dakota in 1868 near Overly. Survived by sons John Andrew Alexander and daughter Mrs J J Hunt of Brainerd. Funeral Mass by Rev Father Andrews at St Paul Cemetery with large attendance.
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Esther Ward
Bottineau County
Courant
Alexander Ward
Faribault
North Dakota
Overly
Godfrey
John
Andrew
Alexander
Kate
J. J. Hunt
Brainerd
Minnesota
Hurd
Tarsus
Father Andrews
St. Paul's
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