Regulars Sweep Trails in Hillsboro County Politics
In Hillsboro on June 20 insurgent activity faced hard knocks as regular state ticket supporters gain strength. Marshall’s campaign funds backlash triggers manager letters and local candidates must align with Marshall or risk defeat. Hillsboro shifts toward the Stalwart ticket with C. G. A. Johnson and C. B. Little rising, eroding insurgent gains as votes near the 24th count.
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Hilsboro
Trail County
Tom Marshall
Marshall Hia
Marshall
Hillsboro
CG. A. Johnson
Hon. C. B. Little
North Dakota
Vetera
Arst
Tcket
Restraints on House Construction on County Road
Judge Goss issued a temporary injunction stopping construction of a house in west Minot along what locals call the Burlington county road. The decision confirms the road as a county thoroughfare, traveled for about twenty years, and the city intends to keep it open despite the injunction. West Minot, just south of the Great Northern depot, is experiencing rapid growth.
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Minot
North Dakota
Goss
Burlington
West Minot
Great Northern
Bunker Hill Day Parade Marks 133rd Boston Anniversary
Boston Massachusetts observed the 133rd anniversary of the Bunker Hill battle with naval and military parades and an electric pageant. Detachments of sailors and Marines from warships joined the processions through Charlestown with ornate fireworks and patriotic observances.
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Boston
Mass
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
New President Installed at Pennsylvania State College
The concluding day of commencement week at Pennsylvania State College featured the formal installation of Dr. Edwin Sparks as president. The morning program began at 10 o clock with addresses by Alexander Crombie of Stevens Institute of Technology and Paul Shorey of the University of Chicago.
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Bellefonte
Pennsylvania State College
Eewin Sparks
Alexander Crombie
Stevens Institute of Technology
Paul Shorey
The
University of Chicago
Alpha Phi in Session at Madison Wisconsin
The Alpha Phi sorority convention opens at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Delegates from many chapters attend a three day program featuring entertainment and activities for the gathering.
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Alpha Phia
Madison
Wia
Alpha Pal Sorority
University of Wisconsin
Thapters
Thirty eighth annual meeting of National Helectic Medical assoc
The National Helectic Medical association opened its thirty eighth annual convention in Kansas City Missouri with large attendance. Opening exercises were at the Coates House and featured remarks by president Dr L A Perce of Long Beach California and an address from Dr G W Bosko of New York City. The convention continues through the week.
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Electic Medical Association
Kansas City
National Helectic Medical Association
Coates House
L. A. Perce
Long Beach
Cal
G. W. Bosko
Minot Racing Meet Induces 4000 In Purse For Horses
Minot North Dakota June 20 The Ward County Fair and Racing Association announces substantial inducements for owners of running horses at the three day meet July 2 3 and 4. Purses include 200 for July 2 half mile best two in three 200 for mile dash July 2 200 for July 4 three eighths mile and repeat 200 for July 3 five eighths mile and repeat 200 Conditions require five entries with four to start all entries due by 10 p m July 1. The association may drop or alter races if not properly filled or due to rain or delays ending July 4.
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Minot
North Dakota
Ward County Fair and Racing Association
Land
Soil problems are solved by agricultural stations
North Dakota farmers are shown the value of agricultural experiment stations now under expert management nationwide. The U S Department of Agriculture aids states in establishing and maintaining stations with over a thousand scientists and about 2 million dollars in annual funds. Station work spans fertilizers, pure food, soil studies, irrigation, drainage, crop development, horticulture and reforestation, benefiting farmers and national prosperity beyond naval costs.
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Minor
North Dakota
Agricultural Department
Washington
California
United States
Reid files bankruptcy petition before referee
From Minot North Dakota June 20 Mr Reid lists seventy five creditors and assets including a watch clothing and 67 due from the Great Northern railroad He states assets total about 2500 and claims 367 owed from the railroad Attorney B L Sutton represents Reid in the filing before Referee J H Lewis.
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Minot
North Dakota
Great Northern Railroad
Reid
Caneer
J. H. Lew
Petition 19 Filed Against Granville Man
Creditors of B G Morrison of Granville, a prominent citizen, file an involuntary bankruptcy petition. The case will be heard soon before Referee Lewis. Morrison is Granville school district clerk and active in McHenry County Fair Association politics. Assets and liabilities are not stated in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor
North Dakota
B. G. Morrison
Granville
Morrison
Lewis
Master Car Builders Meet Opens in Atlantic City
June 17 Atlantic City New Jersey the annual convention of the Master Car Builders association opens at the Marlborough-Winheim hotel with delegates from nearly all major railroads attending. The three day seed program continues with papers addresses and discussions on car construction and repair leading into the American Railway Master Mechanical association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
United States
Marlborough-Wlenheim Hotel
American Railway Master Mechan c Lca’association
Minot man helps quell hotel blaze in Los Angeles
P V Gillespie of Minot brother of R Gillespie and part of Davis and Gillespie helped fight a hotel fire at the Hotel Ashley 444 South ae avenue in Los Angeles. Fire started in a dust chute near 2 am and spread to the roof. Gillespie and Henry Hillman used hotel hoses on the second and third floors delaying the fire until firefighters arrived. Damage put at 5 by fire and 150 by water to the building furniture and fixtures.
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Minot
North Dakota
P. V. Gillespie
Gillespie of
Davis & Gillespie
Jperformed & Teroie
Los Angeles
Gillespie
Los Angeles Herald
Ashley
Southee Avenue
Henry Hillman
Fie
National Confectioners Association Opens Convention in AC
The National Confectioners Association opened its three day convention in Atlantic City New Jersey with a large turnout from across the United States. The gathering began June 17 and will run through June 19 with meetings and sessions scheduled.
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Gandy Makera
Atlantic City
N. J
National Confectioners’ Association
United States
Sale of Rare Colina Coins Opens Auction in Philadelphia
Sale of two of the rarest American private gold coins begins in Philadelphia. A five dollar piece from Colorado’s Pike's Peak era and a ten dollar California piece from 1849 with an Indian head. Only one other known example exists of each, one in the U.S. Mint collection. The ten dollar coin recently fetched a record premium of $2,109 in London.
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Philadelphia
Colorado
Georgia Gulch
United States Mint
Cincinnati Mining and Trading Company
California
London
Pennsylvania Confers Degrees at University Ceremony
The University of Pennsylvania awarded its largest graduation in history with Vice Provost Edgar F. Smith delivering the commencement address. Honorary degrees went to Dr. Henry J. C. Chapman and Professor Edwin G. Conklin, Lloyd Miflin, and Rev. James A. Montgomery for science, letters, divinity, and biblical scholarship.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Edgar F. Smith
Henry J. C. Chapman
Jefferson Medical College
New York City
Edwin G. Conklin
Princeton
Lloyd Miflin
New Court House Dedicated at Towner North Dakota
Towner hosts a three day celebration beginning today drawing visitors from McHenry and nearby counties. A park pavilion rises with daytime and evening events including the main address by U S Senator P J McCumber and speeches by Judge B B Goss and Hon A M Christianson. Thursday honors old settlers with meetings and officer elections, and activities run from 9:30 a m to midnight daily.
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Towner
N. D
McHenry
Court House
U. S
P. J. McCumber
B. B. Goss
A. M. Christianson
Atttorney Weber
D. D. J. O'Connell
Thresh ta association focuses on good roads at session
The South Dakota Thresh ta association will give attention to the good roads problem during the two day session. The discussion centers on transportation improvements and related matters anticipated to shape policy.
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South Dakota
Good Roads Problem Ia Cn
Country is Changed from Willis Europe Trip Reflections
c G C Willis member of the board of county commissioners returned yesterday from a two months trip to England and Europe. He notes suburban expansion and cheaper real estate driving city outward growth. He observes England adopting more American advertising and business styles and predicts stronger American influence on English shoppers and industry. Willis planned a shorter stay but couldn't complete his rounds due to many relatives and missed acquaintances.
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Minot
North Dakota
C. G. C. Willis
Board of County Commissioners
England
Europe
Willis
Old Country
Mr. Willis
Busess
Dunne’s Hurt Is Mortal
Ney Dunne the Minnesota football captain shot himself in the heart on a public street after a dance incident. The bullet lodged near the heart and he died this morning at Mina Jackson June 17. Dunne, elected captain last fall, played fullback and was a steady, trusted team leader who would have graduated next year.
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Jackson
Mina
Ney Dunne
University of Minnesota
Dunne
Minnesota
GEO. SILER DEAD AMONG BOXING REFEREES AND AUTHORITIES
George Siler, 62, boxing writer and famed referee, died in Chicago after a heart attack on June 4. A former lightweight boxer, he judged many famous prize fights including Corbett vs Fitzsimmons and Jeffries vs Sharkey. He had worked for a Chicago paper about fifteen years.
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Amoug
Chicago
George Siler
Siler
Eage
Physeian
Corbett
Fitzsimons
Jeffries Ian Sharkey
Gana
Nelson
SmaleDonates Grounds for National Guard Camp at Buffalo Lodge Park
Company D of the National Guard will establish a camp and rifle range at Buffalo Lodge Park near Qranville, twenty miles west of Minot. J A Smale owner of the park offers to donate land, Col Scarlett and E L Sutton appointed to select parcels. they left for Buffalo Lodge yesterday. The company will use the grounds for drills and marches between Minot and the lake for practice.
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Minot
North Dakota
National Guard
Buffalo Lodge Park
Qranville
J. A. Smale
Col. Scarlett
E. L. Sutton
Mr. Sutton
Buffalo Lodge
Wabash College Commencement Honors William A. Ketcham
Commencement exercises at Wabash College in Crawfordsville Indiana were held this morning before a large crowd. William A. Ketcham delivered the address to the graduating class. He is identified as a former Indiana G A R commander from Indianapolis.
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Wabash College
Crawfordaville
Ind
William A. Ketcham
Indianapolis
Indiana G. A. R
Health Board Approves Plans for Quarantine Cottages
The board of health recommended erecting three quarantine cottages on the north side to house patients with contagious diseases. One cottage will treat diphtheria patients, another scarlet fever cases, and a third for smallpox. City officials expect attendance at the Threshers Meet in Huron and estimate total cost under 2,000 dollars.
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Minor
North Dakota
Eile
Board of Health
Una
Huron
Logan Logjam: McCumber Urges Harmony at Minot Rally
United States Senator Porter J. McCumber spoke at the Jacobson Opera House in Minot on June 20, urging Republicans to unite. He warned insurgent leaders against pursuing office through factional machines and praised party loyalty, while urging stalwarts to include insurgents in convention representation. Col. Plummer followed, with J. S. Murphy presiding.
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Minot
North Dakota
Republican Party
United States
PB. J. McCumber
Jacobson Opera House
Sir Humber
Straighe
Po Tsi
Jeugin
McCunjler
Tron Db
Repullian Party
Democratic Party
McCumber
Grand Forks
Senatorr McCumber
Russia
Valley City
Fargo
Devils Lake
Pembina
Dickey
Republican
Union
Senator McCumber
McKenzie
Col. Plummer
Murphy
Georgia Federation of Labor Opens Tenth Convention in Macon
Georgia Federation of Labor in Macon opens its tenth annual convention with strong delegate attendance. Officers report the state organization is flourishing with steadily growing membership and significant business to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Labor
Macon
Western Golf Championship Opens at Normandie Club
The Western Golf Association open championship began at the Make of the Normandie club in St Louis on June 18. The field includes a notable array of talent and the tournament is expected to be a success as play continues tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Western Golf Association
Normandie Club
Burglary Clues Vanish as North Dakota Police Probe
Minot police clash with a puzzling burglary haze after eight suspects were arrested but released with no evidence. A Wile Bros Ice Cream factory break in and the Excelsior Hand Laundry theft left minor cash and goods stolen. Police seek clues and caution residents with distinctive attire.
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Minot
North Dakota
Suupleton
Belie
Wile Bros
Meir
Excelsior
Reid
Saul Delights Minot Audiences At Opera House
The Vincent Methodist church youth presented the oratorio Saul at the opera house. Prof F J Wells as Saul and Vern on Wells as Jonathan led a strong cast with Edith Davis as Michal and Miss Oliva Witham as the Witch of Endor. The choral work and solos were praised as intelligent and entertaining.
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Minot
North Dakota
Saul
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
King of
Samuel
Widen Cave
Endor
Edith Davis
Michal
Powell
Abigail
Oliva Witham
Wells
Russian Boys Under Arrest on Farm Theft Charge
Three Russian boys near Sawyer, names unpronounceable in English, were brought before Judge Lynch today on a charge of larceny. They are accused of breaking into a farmer's house and stealing various particles.
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Minot North Dakota
Sawyer
Engileh
Tudge Lynch
Barry and Langford Agan in New York Fight Night
Sam Langton the colored middleweight and Jim Barry the strong heavy of Chicago are slated to mix it up in a two round bout before a local club tonight in New York on June 19.
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Barry
Langford Agan
New York
Sam Langton
Fghter
Jim Barry
Chicago
Alatad
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House
State College
V. Gillespie
Lyceum
America
Geo. Siler
Smale
Health Board
Lynch
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