Murdered in Cold Blood near Kenmare North Dakota
Kenmare North Dakota March 31 Chris Johnson a well known farmer living south of Kenmare near Kenaston was found murdered beneath his cellar by neighbor Pat Canfield. Noah and Patrick Coyle were arrested after a sequence of suspicious acts and a missing man search. Johnson’s body was recovered from the house cellar with a shotgun wound. Robt S Noah confessed to the killing at breakfast the morning after the crime.
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Kenmare
N. D
Chris Johnson
Kenaston
Pat Canfield
Noah
Patrick Coyle
Ekrem
Neighiny
Johnson
Canfield
Sweden
Old Country
New York
Camfeld
Camfield
Hottine
Kinser
Ile
Hin
I' Mnan
Lat Coyle
Bismarck
Gai
Kernmare
Kinzer
Coyle
How He Won Her
A romantic vignette unfolds at night as a suitor wooing Miss Ross wagers a dime and a watch test to win her. The pair exchange names, count seconds, and reveal his confession that he has claimed a title he did not earn, ending with a dawn departure and a newfound feeling.
William Black Seeks Sheriff Nomination at Ward County Primary
Announcement from William Black of Chilcot Ward County North Dakota requests votes of Republican electors for sheriff in the Ward County primary election. The notice specifies the date and urges support from Republican electors in the county.
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N. D
Warr Liwrehy
Republi
Une
Ward County
William Black
Chilcot, Ward Co
Candidacy Filed for Republican Nomination in 4th District Senate
An announced candidate declares intent to run in the Republican primary for the 4th district state senate. The statement pledges honest representation of district residents and effort toward election in the general vote.
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Sittle
Legislative Alstrict
North Dakota Democrats Give Johnson the Cold Shoulder
The North Dakota Democratic State Convention at Grand Forks endorsed William Jennings Bryan for president as delegates to the Denver convention, with Bryan supporters outnumbering Johnson followers about three to one. A county is elected state committeeman Collins of Bottineau with 332 votes to 147 for Cole and 133 for Wippermant of Hankinson. A warning letter from State Superintendent Stockwell urged safer school building practices after the Collinwood fire, noting outward opening doors and clear basements as essential to child safety in North Dakota.
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Grand Forks
Laturday
Denver
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Johnson
Tiree
Collins
Bottineau
Cole
Fargo
Wipperman
Hankinson
North Dakota
Stockwell
Collinwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Church Notes Announces Services and Meeting Outcomes
The Methodist Church will hold morning and evening services with Sunday School and Epworth League. Westminster meeting reports three new trustees elected on March 26 and work begins on a new house. Evening sermon topic is Arbitration.
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M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Presbyterian
Westminster
Big Fight At Minot Republican Convention
In Minot a county convention between stalwarts and progressives ended with a narrow stalwart win. McKenzie delegates led by Sam Lovkerby of Portal chose the temporary chairman by a close margin. The day featured heated debate over candidates and policies with Roosevelt and Taft endorsed in the end and a clash over an anti McKenzie resolution. The scene grew chaotic as the convention broke up amid talk of a progressive breeze in Ward County.
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Battle Royal
Vic
Minot
McKensie
Hansbrough
Litthe
Hans
Sam Lovkerby
Portal
McKenzie
J. Ly Ickford
S Toad
Mckerzie
Roosevelt
Taft
C. A. Johnson
Wis
Minot Wis
Joe Devine
Ward County
Grand Forks
Hecali
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Robt. S. Noah
Gust Johnson
Marek
Miss Ross
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Mateh
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Fane
Rose
Mrs. Eh
Mori
Warts
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First State Bank
Bowbells, North Dakota
G. L. Bickford
A. B. Bickford
D. E. Wlellan
Asst