Mexico Politics The Huerta Regime and Carranza Division
A Minneapolis Journal editorial argues that Huerta represents ruling class power in Mexico, seeking American and European support to maintain control. Carranza, backed by Villa, embodies the masses' push for republican rule and land reform, with Wilson opposing provisional presidents. The piece stresses the Mexican people must have a free hand despite mediator maneuvers at Niagara Falls.
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Huerta
Mexico
United States
Mr. Wilson
Guerreo
Juarez
Maximilian
Niagara Falls
Minneapolis Journal
A Wonder But Not a Mystery Carrier Pigeons as Messengers
New York Times notes that carrier pigeons show strong homeward bias due to generations of training and selection, making them unreliable for long distance, multi directional messaging compared with telegraph, telephone, or postal systems. The piece contrasts speed and instinct, highlighting practical limits of pigeons as carriers.
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New York Times
Post Office
Learning the compass within his limits, he navigates
The passage argues that determination, not inspiration, guides his direction as he travels. He learns by gradual exploration, using visible landmarks from increasing altitudes to chart shorter journeys. While some feats seem hard to explain, many fit this theory, suggesting a common underlying method.
Two Great Liners Collide In Open Ocean Near Fog
In a mid ocean collision the New York was struck by the Pretoria causing a large hull hole but no sinking as the damage remained above water. The incident follows the Storstad Empress of Ireland tragedy and may spur stronger marine safety efforts.
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St. Lawrence
New York
Pretoria
Grand Forks
Sidewalk Contract Awarded and Local Notices
Contract for laying sidewalks awarded to S. W. Pierson for 325 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. James Griffith of Grand Forks visiting daughter Mrs. F. W. Cathro. Miss May LeMay of Bottineau and Fred J. Schryver of Willow City wed by Squire Latrace. Miss Smith returns to Ontario. Mrs. J. H. McCartney laid to rest in Oak Creek cemetery.
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S. W. Pierson
James Griffith
Grand Forks
F. W. Cathro
May LeMay
Bottineau
Fred J. Schryver
Willow City
Squire Latrace
Miss Smith
J. H. McCartney
Ontario
Oak Creek Cemetery
Local Notes and Sports Summary
A son was born to Mr and Mrs H O Sheldon. Ben Brown was seriously injured by a horse kick. Dr J A Johnson bought the residence and office of Dr O B Lundy. Editor Falkenstein attended the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Peter Christenson led the News during Falkenstein’s absence. Ethel Crowder six died from scarlet fever complications. The Courant force played the O Bri Colts in baseball and the Courant team was defeated.
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Ben Brown
J. A. Johnson
O. B. Lundy
Falkenstein
Chicago
Peter Christenson
News
Ethel
Joseph Crowder
Courant Force
O' Bri Colts
Te Courant
Lutheran Services in Norwegian Next Sunday
Lutheran church announces forenoon services in Norwegian next Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school and Bible class at 11 30 Ap preciated presence from H N Bakke pastor.
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H.N. Bakke
FLICKERTAIL FACTS AND FANCIES
Starkweather to celebrate birthday June 17 and local figures facing ambitions, crimes, and disasters across North Dakota. From county seat aims in Hannaford to a mail sack raid near Cogswell, fatal accidents in Wishek and Petersburg, and a grand fire loss at Foxholm, the itemized notes sketch a volatile period with deaths, injuries, and community concerns.
Baseball Votes Rain Cancels Willow City Trip
Local baseball team could not travel to Willow City yesterday because of rain and will instead play this afternoon between trains. Willow City and Bottineau have had three rain spoiled attempts. The team has three more games this week including Deloraine here and Waskada at Waskada. Deloraine, visiting Tuesday, ends Bottineau meetings. locals aim for another win after an earlier victory over Deloraine.
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Willow City
Bottineau
Deloraine
Waskada
Doings in County Court in Haugen and Stafford matters
On June 12 an adjourned hearing on final accounting in the estate of Ole O Haugen was held and the account was allowed with final decree to follow after partitioning. A guardian petition for Clara E Haugen and minors was heard, Peter A Sinnigen of Overly was appointed. On July 31 the will of Wm M Stafford will be heard after a probate petition filed July 12. Guardian petitions for Alice Stafford set for June 29. License to wed issued June 12 to William L B Redding of Wolf Point Montana and Anna Cole of Omepmee.
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Ole O. Haugen
Clara E.haugen
Peter A. Sinnigen
Overly
Wm. M. Stafford
Alice Stafford
William L. B. Redding
Wolf Point
Montana
Anna Cole
Omepmee
Bids Wanted for Steam Heating at Russell School
The Abercrombie School District No 24 invites sealed bids to furnish and install steam heating and ventilating plants at Russell school house North Dakota plans and specifications available at the district office in Russell A $50 bid bond must accompany each bid The board may reject any or all bids Signed by F S Hertel president and J E Buchholz clerk June 19 26 July 3 10 1914
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Abercrombie
Russell School House
Russell
N.D
F. S. Hertel
J. EB. Buchholz
Real estate transfers report incomplete and jumbled
Real estate transfers listed include G J Owen by sheriff to Langford State Bank for 2258.35, Edwin J to August J Buchholz for 150, Schoonmaker guardians to E Hosmer for 581, Newhouse to Anton Lallum for 1, and Lallum to Bottineau County Bank for 1, with parcel identifiers and county references, but details are fragmented and partially unclear.
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G. J. Owen
Langford State Bank
Edwin J. Her
August J. Buchholz
Russell
Ilah
Ruth
Mylo
Clyde ‘Schoonmaker
Guardian
E. Hosmer
Rolette County
Clement L. Newhouse
Anton Lallum
Bottineau County Bank
Examiners Report on Bottineau County Officials
Gov Hanna sent two examiners to Bottineau County to review county offices. After a thorough examination of the clerk of court's office the examiners submitted their report to the clerk.
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Hanna
Bottineau Bottineau County
Clerk of Court
Clerk of Court seeks renomination in county primary
A report on file at the County Auditor's office states the Clerk of Court conducts duties in an able and conscientious manner with all records filed to date and fees accounted for. Matt Johnson, the current clerk, seeks renomination and solicits support at the primaries.
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Matt Johnson
Pd. Adv
How Lang Learned to Read in His Early Years
Andrew Lang, famed prose writer, describes learning to read around age four. He memorized the Cock Robin elegy, then traced letters and words to read the verse himself. A nursery tale claims he perused open books on chairs, a precursor to his later critical acclaim.
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Lang
Andrew Lang
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