Magdalena Bay Prep for American Fleet Visit
Magdalena Bay becomes a port of entry as 15 000 sailors and officers arrive for three weeks of target practice. Mexican authorities appoint N Rafael Castro Montano as port captain and customs chief, while local commerce mobilizes to supply food and goods amid a growing boom that also draws gamblers and danger to the shore. Sharks, snakes, and turtles populate the bay as the Indies of the district display famed stalking and hunting skills, with Indiana warriors relying on rifles and bows.
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City
Mexico
Mar
Evans
Magdalena Bay
Senor
N. Rafael Castro Montano
Jack
Magdalena City
Coney Island
Chile
Baja California
Magdalena
Santa Margarita
Creciente
American Navy Department
Ts Atera
cMcern
Sailure
Mothers tackle weighty problems at capital
Washington March 13. Mothers from many nations meet at the annual Congress of Mothers in Washington. The international gathering debates child labor civic betterment and cooking while Roosevelt charms delegates. David Graham Phillips draws sharp remarks for Old Wives for New. the congress opposes divorce and questions of wives’ appearance and influence.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Persia
Turkey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Meraman
Roosevelt
White House
Senator Bourne
David Graham Phillips
Phillips T Hat
New York
Philips
Congress of Mothers
Publc
Phillips
Senate
United Mothers Rally Against Him In Capitol War
In the capitol, the united mothers of the country openly oppose him, their organized protest contrasting with the calm demeanor of the mild-mannered gentlemen in the north wing as anger mounts.
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Capitol
United Mothers
Buttermakers Conclude Noted National Convention in St Paul
Thousands of delegates from dairy states attend the National Creamery Buttermakers association session in St Paul Minnesota. Butter scoring begins with banners and cups to be awarded this afternoon. Minnesota frequently wins the top trophy as the state with the highest average score. Delegates and visitors participate across the dairying states.
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Seagion St. Paul
Minn
National Creamery Buttermakers’ Association
Minnesota
American Steel Holds Adjourned NY Meeting On Refinancing
Stockholders of American Steel Foundries, a United States Steel subsidiary, will meet tomorrow to act on a refinancing plan reducing capital from 37 650 000 to 17 184 000. E H Gary, U S Steel chairman and major stockholder, supports the move, saying overcapitalized firms must trim capital before paying dividends.
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American Steel
New York
Mar
American Steel Foundries
United States Steel Corporation
E. H. Gary
Gary
Perry Bound Over In Prohibition Case At Crosby
In Crosby North Dakota on March 12 Justice Holbrook presided over the hearing of J R Perry charged with violating the prohibition law. Attorney Points represented the state and Attorney Cuddie defended. Despite many witnesses being subpoenaed some could not be found and most offered little knowledge of whiskey or alcohol. The judge secured enough evidence to bind Perry over to the district court setting bonds at five hundred dollars.
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Justice Holbrook
District Court
Doctor Arrested in Hillsboro Case in Fargo Report
Word reached Fargo of Dr. Lafferty arrest at Hillsboro. Sheriff took him into custody and held him at the Martin hotel. Authorities claim he practiced without proper qualifications. His case drew sharp scrutiny.
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Fargo
N. D
Lafferty
Hillsboro
Martin Hotel
New York Conference Aims to Curb Food Trade Abuses
A national meeting called by the American Association of Manufacturers Representatives will bring together leading packers and food product makers in New York next Wednesday. The session seeks to publicize and eliminate abuses in the manufacture and distribution of meats canned goods cereals coffee tea and other grocery staples.
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New York
American Association of Manufacturers’ Representatives
Indian Arrest Near Bismarck for Horse Stealing
Deputy U.S. Marshal Gill Stout arrested an Indian near Bismarck on horse stealing charges. He brought the prisoner to Fargo yesterday and will be arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Montgomery for a preliminary hearing.
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Fargo
N. D
Marshall Gill Stout
Bismarck
Stout
City
U. S
Montgomery
Democrats push Bryan to speak at California state convention
California Democrats mobilize to secure William J. Bryan for the state convention in May. The event aims to launch an energetic Democratic campaign in the Golden State with Bryan to attend following plans for a spirited gathering in Fresno.
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Fresno
Gal
Mar
California
William J. Bryan
Golden State
Wiley Stresses Pure Food for Children at Congress
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley chief chemist of the bureau of agriculture warned at the International Mothers congress on the need for pure food for children. The Parent Teachers association convenes this evening with speakers Martin C. Brumbaugh Philadelphia schools superintendent and Mary B. Ledyard Los Angeles kindergarten supervisor.
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Wiley
Washington
International Mothers' Congress
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Agriculture
Parent Teachers’ Association
Martin C. Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Mary B. Ledyard
Los Angeles
Bantamweight Title Fight Set in Los Angeles
Johnny Coulton the 105-pound Chicago fighter faces local bantamweight Young Terry McGovern in a ten round bout at the Pacific Athletic Club tomorrow night. The match is billed as a world bantamweight championship decider with a $1,000 purse and a belt trophy for the victor, asserting both fighters as the era’s top 105-pounders.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Johnny Coulton
Chicago
Terry McGovern
Pacific Athletic Club
Coulon
McGovern
Macavey
Mamatic
N D Mother Commits a Horrible Crime In Valley City
Valley City N B March 12 In the absence of her husband Sigard Thompson a firmer living between Rome and Fingal Mrs Thompson yesterday cut the throats of her children three of them and her own throat One child is dead another child a baby dead on the door a third child injured but living The mother cut her own throat but survival is unlikely Neighbors found the scene and the husband had left home earlier claiming no motive is clear Some months ago she spoke of spirits pressing her to act
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Valley City
N. B
Sigard Thompson
Rome
Fingal
International Mining Exposition Planned for Madison Square Garden
Exhibits arrive for the International Mining Exposition to be held May 25 to June 20 at Madison Square Garden. Nations fund exhibits. no wild cat properties allowed. Each company must prove exhibit genuineness via an official certificate. Congress has allotted $5,000 to showcase U S mineral resources and extraction processes. Foreign government displays expected.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
United States
Congress
Geological Survey
Uncle Sam Wants Teachers In Large Cities Abroad
Washington declares 300 teachers needed in the Philippines with civil service exams held today in major cities. Open to men and women but women must have male relatives in the islands. Salaries from 1000 to 2000 dollars with rapid promotions. Exams also for dozens of other positions across civil, naval, and Indian services and various technical posts.
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Washington
Mar
Philippines
Aid
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Philippine Service
Isthmian Canal Service
Naval Observatory
Indian Service
Ballera
Hulls
Tdian Service
Less and Better Legislation Session Opens in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas March 12 A mass gathering of commercial industrial and agricultural interests convenes to back safer and smarter legislation. Delegates aim to elect lawmakers who will pass beneficial laws and block harmful measures. Railroad officials and merchants voice support for restrained reforms. Some argue anti trust and reform laws hurt Texas industries and threaten prosperity.
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Texas
Dakota flour makers boost products in North Dakota and Minnesota
A meeting in Grand Forks brought North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota millers to discuss forming a permanent Wheat League. The aim is to promote hard spring wheat flour from North Dakota and counter flour milled from mixed wheats shipped in from outside. Attendees included B. Van Houten of Moorhead as president and F. H. Chapman, H. B. Eggers Jr, W. Treadway, J. Padden, J. A. Dunn, and C. C. Hanks of St Paul and Casselton and Red Lake Falls.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ring Wheat League
B. van Houten
Moorheads
F. H. Chapman
Minneapolis
H. B. Eggers
Grafton
W. Treadway
Casselton
J. Padden
Red Lake Falls
J. A. Dunn
Park River
C. C. Hanks
St. Paul
Three Soldiers Held for Clothing Store Looting
Capital City police hold three Fort Lincoln soldiers over a burglary at Hest's clothing store in Bismarck last Sunday night. Musicians Brown and Young and Private Lynch of Go E Sixth Infantry are jailed after a waitress identified them with a pin from the loot. Police say the men were found in a restaurant and arrested after the tip, with a hearing expected today.
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Capital City
Bismarck
Mar
Hest
Fort Lincoln
Jai
Brown and
Young
Lynch
Go, E
Sixth Infantry
Carr
Deering Village Incorporation Backed At Mass Meeting
On March 11 in Deering North Dakota Attorney Hookway addressed a large gathering on incorporating the village. The vote favored incorporation, Hookway hired to handle steps, a three member businessmen committee appointed, and Mr Burkarl tasked with census as the first step.
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Deering
N. D
Hookway
Chainmai Durkart
Whelsing
Burkarl
Hearing on Auto Bill in Washington Targeting Federal Reform
Representatives from the American Automobile Association and state and local motoring groups arrived in Washington and will appear before the House Judiciary Committee for a hearing on the proposed federal automobile bill. A delegates conference will be held at the New Willard Hotel this evening under President William H. Hotchkiss and Legislative Board Chairman Charles Thaddeus Terry, with the Automobile Club of Washington hosting a reception tomorrow evening.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
New Willard Hotel
William H. Hotchkiss
Charles Thaddeus Terry
Legislative Board
The
Automobile Club of Washington
Americans to race in National Hunt steeplechase abroad
Two Americans Craig Wadsworth and Foxhall Keene travel to London for the Warwick track event tomorrow. Keene runs Prophet NT and Wadsworth is represented by Philbon in a four mile race over about 150 yards. The event is a first class early stakes with a strong field.
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London
Craig Wadsworth
Foxhall Keene
National Hunt
Warwick
Keene
Prophet NT
Wadsworth
Philbon
Hug and Kisees sues prominent man for $2500
Mar guerite Delcourt sues Godfrey Daignault of Woonsocket Rhode Island for $2,500 alleging he violently hugged her and stole kisses against her will in a Mar 12 incident.
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Hug
Kisees
Woonsocket
Marguerite Delcourt
Godfrey Daignault
Wheat Growers Fight for Price in North Dakota Session
Grand Forks March 12 The state wheat price dispute dominated by North Dakota commercial clubs as they met to press for fair buying prices from elevators and millers. Prof E F Ladd praised for enforcement, calls for durum support in every county, and continuance of grain inspection efforts. Next convention set for Devils Lake March 27 with bankers noting discrimination against durum wheat.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
E. F. Ladd
Congress
Red River Valley
Devils Lake Mar
North Dakota Tankers’ Association
Duran
Duram
Cashel
Grafton
Me Bankers Committee
Bankers’ Committee
Add
Agricultural College
Minneapolis
Fife
Consolidation Takes Place in Towner Banks
Negotiations completed in Towner North Dakota as the First National Bank of Towner absorbs the Mouse River Bank, the latter surrendering its charter. Officers and directors stay, Haor ace Bagley retires as Mouse River president but holds large stock and aids growth. Bagley now edits the Towner Tribune and seeks McHenry County judge seat.
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Towner
N. D
First National Bank of
Mouse River Bank of Towner
First National
Haorace Bagley
Mouse River Bank
First National Bank
Consolidated Institution
Bagley
Towner Tribune
McHenry County
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