Bound Over for Murder in Kenmare Case
Minot North Dakota April 4 Noah and Patsy Coyle self confessed murderers of Christ Johnson Kenmare farmer were bound over to district court after waiving preliminary examination Judge Murray presiding. Johnson found beaten and shot in cellar of his home after disappearance from his farm. authorities allege Noah and Coyle plotted to murder for property and later fled toward Europe.
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Minot
North Dakota
Robert
Noah
Gus Johnson
Murray
Distier
Patsy Coyle
Muray
Coyle
Wes
Chist John- Bon
Kenmare
R.S. Noah
State
Newport
No. 10
Sherry Frank Hotine
Jack Kinzer
7. S. Tuner
United States
Douglas
N. D
Dame of Mills
Commercial
Christ Johnson
Johnson
Patsy
Johinson
Johnazon
Payne
St. Paul
Europe
Nash
Jolson
Ace
Johnson Place
Iphier
Wie
Kenmate
Canfield
Johnson Farm
Kenasten
Frank Hoffine
Kenaston
Johnson Home
Mr. Hoffine
Jorts
Frank
Hoffiner Dolinsen
W Ing
Jonsey
Two Suspects Confronted on Charge of Crime
The two men were confronted with the charge of committing the crime and were securely shackled by Hoffine and Kinzer.
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Hoffine
Kinzer
Great Northern to close many stations in retrenchment plan
Fargo March 30 a large number of smaller Great Northern railroad stations will be closed after March 31 ряд including Baker Harwood Kelso Mar ville Auburn Berthold Bartlett McKanna Orr Union Dresden Clyde and Bushy as part of cost cutting while operators will be removed and towns may be isolated. Rumor of a coming financial crash linked to this move adds concern for local workers.
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Fargo
N. D
Great Northern Railroad
Baker, Harwood
Kelso
Marville
Auburn
Berthold
Bartlett
McKanna
Orr
Union
Dresden
Clyde
Bushy
Jim Hil
Hill
Through Rate To Montana Aids Fargo Trade
Fargo businesses welcome a new through rate on the Great Northern railroad to Montana. After a IC ruling barred combining two local rates, a single through rate equal to the two local rates will take effect April 23, benefiting jobbers and promoting Fargo’s growth under the Commercial Club’s rate advocacy.
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Fargo
N. D
Great Northern Railroad
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Points
Commercial Club
Party conventions and presidential candidates spread across states
Republicans of Arkansas hold a Hot Springs state convention on April 20 to select delegates for Chicago. Kansas Senate candidate is E. H. Funston, father of Gen Fred Funston. New Jersey Representative Fowler endorses a Taft Fort ticket. New Mexico lists six delegates including Fall and Otero. six may be admitted. Omaha city attorney Ignatius J. Dunh backs Bryan at the Democratic convention. St Louis editor Dr W B Palmore seeks the Prohibition nomination. longservative temperance worker and preacher with Southern pulpit history.
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Arkansas
Hot Springs
Chicago
E. H. Funston
Congress
Fred Funston
Kansas State Senate
Fowler
New Jersey
Taft
Fort
New Mexico
A. B. Fall
W. H. H. Llewellyn
H. O. Busum
M. A. Otero
T. B. Catren
Charles A. Speler
Ignatius J. Dunh
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Omaha
W. B. Palmore
St. Louis
Brennan Resigns from State Bar Examiners Board
Hon Brennan of Devils Lake resigns from the state board of bar examiners. Supreme Court accepts. Vacancy filled by Hon John Carmody of Hillsboro on Wednesday. Brennan left due to time constraints. next examination set for June at Grand Forks beginning first Tuesday.
Farmers discuss Crosby elevator plan in N D meeting
An enthusiastic Crosby meeting outlined organizing a farmers elevator company with another session next Saturday to complete the plan. The proposed organization requires each member to pay 100 dollars and restricts ownership to one share per person.
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Crosby Elevator
Crosby
N. D
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Hermit On Bronx Farm Holds 2 Million Estate
An elderly hermit who lived near Broadway died leaving a two million dollar estate. Her husband’s 20 year old vow to never sell the Bronx farm kept it intact amid rising city growth. No near relatives survived to inherit the property.
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New York
Broadway
Bronx
Iti Utle White House
Board of Education
Masonry
Gotham
Riverside Drive
James Farley
Farley
Central Park
Lincoln
Barnum and Bailey's
Madison Square Garden
Bootblack
Brooklyn
Syeeling
Agricultural College Notes and College Activities
The spring term began March 25 after a short recess with 400 students remaining in regular studies. The farm husbandry class of 1908 held its March 19 graduation, three-year course, led by Prof. Thos Shaw of Minnesota. The Agricultural class capped its year with a March 14 banquet in Francis Hall organized by domestic science. toasts by President Worst, Dean Leppard, Dr. Van Es, and class representatives. William R. Porter returns to head the twelve demonstration farms, replacing R. G. Schollander who will lead the new Williston sub-experiment station. Prof. Stearns spoke March 16 on the book of Jonah. A small sample of water near Bismarck contained petrol products. larger samples to follow. Winter term ended with a stock judging contest and meat cutting demonstration, won by John Dinwoodie, Evan Hall-Shepperd, and Charles Ruzicka Richards, with extra prizes for livestock classes. Farm Mechanics studied strength of materials and cement construction for cost-conscious farming. An exhibition of domestic science sewing, laundering, and cooking occurred March 19 with prizes awarded by Miss Childs and Mrs. Ash.
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Thos. Shaw
Minnesota
Francis Hall
Worst
Dean Leppard
van Es
Wm. R. Porter
R. G. Schollander
Schollander
Williston
Stearns
Wesley College
Grand Forks
Bismarck
Richards
Thos, Shaw
Gosling
Kansas City
John Dinwoodie
Gald
Evan Hall—Shepperd
Chas
Ruzicka—Richards
Hearing Behind Closed Doors in North Dakota Love Trial
In Grand Forks North Dakota the district court hears Saunders Reid suing B S Brynjolfson a prominent North Dakota Democrat over his wife s affections. The trial began with the courtroom cleared to those essential and the jury selection proving difficult as many jurors had prior views. Attorneys Cowley of Larimore for the plaintiff and Bangs Bangs Hamilton of Grand Forks for the defendant present the case which may last the week. The next trial will be the state against Dr J W Fawcett set to start Monday.
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Grand Parks
N. D
District
Saunders Reid
Brynjalfson
Ried
Great Northern
Larimore
Grand Forks
Templeton
Attornew Cowley
Tracy Bangs
Bangs, Cowley & Hamilton
Walk 2450 Miles From Seattle to Chicago Planned 90 Days
R F Hay and William Jack, two long distance walkers, travel from Seattle toward Chicago in 90 days. They began January 26 and expect to arrive April 25. They fund themselves by selling photographic postcards of themselves and were robbed of $15 near Miles City. Since then they rely on charity as supplies run low.
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Bismarck
N. C
R. F. Hay
William Jack
Seattle
Chicago
Miles City
Farmers In Control Of Cooperative Elevator Project
Fessenden North Dakota April 4 farmers and others formed a cooperative elevator to advance organized farming. Herman Scheer elected chairman in D Neuen schwander’s absence. A committee reported about fifty farmers have subscribed 100 shares toward a 7000 capital with 25 per share, aiming to recruit more shareholders.
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Fessenden
N. D
Pessen
D. Neuenschwander
Herman Scheer
Fire causes $5,000 loss at Grafton plant
Fire started by spontaneous combustion in the powder plant boiler room at the Grafton electric light plant in Grafton North Dakota on April 4. It damaged machinery and supplies to the extent of 95 000 yet daytime operation likely prevented greater spread and the rose is partially insured.
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Grafton
N. D
Grafton Electric Light Plant
Silence from Pinchot on civic address invitation
Telegram from the Valley City Commercial Club extended an invitation to Gifford Pinchot to speak at the forestry session of the Civic Improvement League next Monday. Pinchot did not respond, either missing the telegram or lacking time to answer, maintaining his public silence on the matter.
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Valley City
N. D
Monitrie
Commercial Club
Gifford Finchot
Bureau of Forentry
United States
St. Paul Roosevelt Club
Civic Improvement League
Pinchot
Eles
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Companion
Pat Caufeld
Ward
Patrick Coyle
Ekrem
Pat Canfield
Johnson House
Sweden
Old Country
Noa
Caufield
Delty Hotfine
Chief Kinser
Noahh
Pat Coyle
Hause
Johonons
Barnesville
Minn
NEW State Bar Examiner
Hermit
Wall Street
Financial District
Home, Sweet Home
Agricultural College Notes
B. S. Brynjolfson
Bismarck, N. D
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