Attorney General Exposes Miller Dismissal Over Prohibition Stipulations
North Dakota Attorney General T P McCue says Andrew Miller resigned after a questionable stipulation signed December 1907 aimed at dissolving temporary injunctions in a prohibition enforcement case. The document alleges Miller acted without proper knowledge and resigned following a formal letter accepting his withdrawal. The case tied to Stark County and Mandan proceedings.
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Insmarch
Andrew Miller
Miller
Cavernor Tire
Jean
Gisk
Antpuln
Stark County
Wstriet
Birk Einis
Pasesesson
Mie Miller
Dave Ehlerol
Generay
Nis
Alate
Tal Boing
Eich Stilton
Erie Cisiy
Are
Acurney
T. F. McCue
K. A. Simpson, Crawford & Burnett
North Dakota
Bismarck
N.D
Dickinson
Capitol
Hismarek
Mandan
Sthhel
Farmers adopt an original scheme in Hungary
Farmers in Cro Uv and Hungary devise a deadly remedy, scattering poison to kill gypsies and protect farms. Nineteen members of a band die after eating poisoned cow meat, while sixteen gypsies in a neighboring district perish from poisoned hare meat. Authorities struggle to control the perceived threat as violence escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Vienna
Cro- Uv
Tompokevac
Crott
Cretin
Narrow Escape From Death in Fargo Target Practice
A bullet from a 22 caliber rifle fatally misfired near Theodore Olson, wounding his hip but not intestines. Police believe Bert Sebbins held the gun. Jim McCannell and others, mostly under ten, gathered weapons behind Olson’s home at 418 Ninth Street North. Olson grabbed a neighbor’s razor to leave as the accident happened. The Stebbins boys claim the gun fell and discharged by accident. Chief Wade investigated with no formal complaint.
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Fargo
Mare
Theodore Olson
Iis
Bert Sebbins
Jim McCawnnel
Olson
Ninth Street
McCannell
Boye
Stebbins
Bart Endag
Wade
Lost His Horse on Route in North Dakota
Frank Castel, mail carrier on R F D No 2 at Churches Ferry on his Thursday route, lost one of his horses after it suddenly collapsed. He borrowed a neighbor’s horse and continued his rounds.
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Churches Ferry
N. D
Frank Castel
Castel
Roosevelt First Choice Dominates Richland Republicans
Wehpeton North Dakota March 21 129 delegates gathered to select state convention delegates and endorse President Roosevelts administration. Richland delegates favored Roosevelt as first choice with Taft second. James F P Shea J G Forbes and R J Hankinson headed the delegation. G Myhre presided. W M House and Prof Smith spoke for secretary of state and superintendent candidates.
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Wehpeton
N. D
Richland County
Roosevel Ord
Richland
Theodore Roosevelt
Wolfen Taft
James FP. Shea
J. G. Forbes
R. J. Hankinson
Minot
G. Myhre
Welfax
W. M. House of
Wyndmere
Prof. Smmth
Wahpeton
Despondent Mandan Student Attempts Suicide in Fargo
Lucy Proudfoot an 18 year old Mandan resident and daughter of R H Proudfoot president of Mandan’s new commission gov erning city attempted to take her life in a Fargo N P depot toilet room. Officer Dan Costello found her and prompt care followed. She had bought half an ounce of chloroform and drank half. Her father hurried from Mandan after learning of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Lucy Proudfoot
R. H. Proudfoot
Mandan, N. D
N. P
Dan Costello
Mandan
No. 6
No. 4
Asad
Proudfoot
The
Tigers Find Permanent Training Grounds At Hot Springs
News notes reveal President Navin leased the old race track in Hot Springs for Detroit’s Tigers training base. Reports also update other teams and players from baseball, boxing, and tennis around major leagues and titles.
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President Navin
Detroit Ball Club
Hot Springs
Tigers
Pittsburg
Chase
New York Americans
San Jose
Frank Mintel
Honey Mellody
Mintel
Jack Thoney
Thoney
Taft club formed in Oakes New Republican drive
Taft club organized in Oakes North Dakota with about seventy members. Dr. F W Mercklein named provisional president and Alex R Wright appointed secretary as local Republicans push for the big secretary of war for the presidency.
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Oakes
N. D
Dickey County
Taft Club
F. W. Mercklein
Provident
Alex R. Wright
Convict Bassanella Killed in McLean County Pursuit
Joe Ransanella, an escaped convict from the state penitentiary, was shot and killed by the McLean County sheriff about 17 miles north of Washburn after a horseback chase. A companion, Woollens, fled. he was later captured after a gunfight, sustaining a minor thigh wound. The stolen pistol and clothes were recovered.
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Bismarck
N.bd
Joe Ransanella
McLean County
Washburn
Bassanella
oMees
Woollens
Joe
Northern Pacific
Mandan
Hellstrom
Wook Jens
Ike
Mass Meeting Forms Williams County Republican Club
A March 21 mass meeting in Williston North Dakota formed the Williams County Republican Club to promote Republican principles. Mrs. E. H. Wright and Mr. F. A. Ball spoke. officers include Albert J. Staine president and John C. Corbett vice president with W. S. Davidson treasurer.
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Williston
N. C
Williams County
Republican Club
E. H. Wright
F. A. Ball
Fargo
Albert J. Staine
John C. Corbett
Martin A. Oleson
W. 8. Davidson
W. F. Snyder
Kermit
George Cudhie
Crosby
Ire R. Elliot
Ray
Tioga
Arthur L. Knauf
Willis
Degree of Honor district meet gathers in Tower City
Valley City hosted the annual District Meet on March 21 with delegates from Jamestown Valley City Leal Cooperstown and Tower City. Twelve Valley City members attended as the flora and initiatory teams led ceremonies and they managed the burial service during the Masonic ball banquet.
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Valley City
N. D
Tower City
Jamestown
Leal
Cooperstown
Valley City Lodge
Valley City Lodge Hosts Elaborate Dinner and Welcome
At 6 o clock a lavish affair featured hand painted shamrock place cards and a sumptuous dinner. Tower City ladies led the entertaining while Valley City lodge members praised the reception. The next annual convention will be held in Valley City with date to be announced.
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Tower City
Valley City Lodge
Valley City
Three Men Bound Over In North Dakota Poisoning Case
Maxim Meckel faced trial after being bound over on charges of poisoning five horses owned by Mike Kezema of Max North Dakota. Zenko Heckel and Ladimer Rodoc waived examination and were also bound over. Witness Jack Galamaha testified he saw the men mix a suspected poison and carry it to the horses later found dead. The Heckers challenge the testimony as false.
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Minot
North Dakota
Mike Kezema
Max
District Court
Davis
Maxim Meckel
Zenko Heckel
Maxim
Ladimer Rodoc
Jack Galamaha
Galamaha
Heckers
Reishus Seeks Re election As County Register of Deeds
Candidate Reishus announces bid for another term as Register of Deeds. Supporters praise his administration for focusing on county interests and diligent, businesslike conduct.
Carroll Sues for Fees over 1 Percent Tax Claim
Minot North Dakota March 241 William Carroll former sheriff of Ward county sues the county for 114 dollars alleging fees for collecting taxes from the Minneapolis and Sault Ste Marie railway in 1903. He collected 14027.26 but did not add the 1 percent fee required by law and the court refunded 2529.40 of the amount as unlawfully assessed. The case hinges on whether Carroll is entitled to his fees for failing to add the 1 percent as required by law.
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Sarroll
Minot
North Dakota
William Carroll
Ward County
Minneapolis & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company
Carroll
Thescourta
Perjury Charge Shocks Minot Court Over Poison Plot
In Minot North Dakota Judge Pavis hears a warrant for perjury against Jack Galamaha. He testified that Zenko Maxim Heckel and Ladimer Rodeo mulled poison and fed oats to horses found dead near Max, a claim opponents call false and plan to dispute. The case draws keen interest.
Greene Wins Suit Over Fees in Minot National Bank Case
Jury in Judge Goss court awards John B H Greene 1369 against George W Swords as receiver for Minot National Bank for services tied to a 35000 haul involving a bank official. Greene claimed 1289 plus 7 percent interest since May 1907. Swords disputed hire. Attorneys listed for both sides.
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Minot
John BH. Greene
George W. Swords
Minot National Bank
Goss
Greene
George , W. Swords
Women College association opens first annual meeting in Salem
In Winston Salem North Carolina on March 17 the first annual meeting of the Woman's College association of North and South Carolina began at Salem Academy. Nearly twenty institutions are represented by presidents or faculty members and the session will continue for three days.
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Seasion
Winston-Salem
N. C
Woman’s College Association of
Minnesota Johnson Men Weigh Delegation Paths to Nomination
Minnesota Democrats push figures in pursuit of Governor John A. Johnson for the Democratic nomination. They count uninstructed delegates from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Delaware and Maryland plus Minnesota to reach a two thirds total, hoping to deny Bryan on the first ballot. North Dakota might send a Johnson delegation as well.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Johnson
Bryan
Denver
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Delaware
Judge Gray
Maryland
Nebraska
John A. Johnson
North Dakota
Danver
Badltor A. C. Reinecke
Grand Forks
Roosevelt
Reinecke
Democrats Meet in New Haven for State Convention Plans
Leading Connecticut Democrats gathered in New Haven to discuss arrangements for the state convention and to organize the Bryan State league. A banquet and mass meeting were scheduled for tonight with United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma to speak.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
State Committee
Bryan State League
United States
Gore
Oklahoma
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Attorney General
State of
Stark
P. F. Meche
Aliimney General
Plainst
Charles Nolan
KJ. Tarry
TP McCne
North Wahola
T. A. Simpson
Crawford & Thirnett
Frst
T. P. Mecu
Siemarck
Washington
Chile
Tangier
W Woolens
Wen
Max, N. D
Reishus
Register of Deeds
Gunder
Relshus
Apa
Pavis
F. B. Lambert
Zenko
Maxim Heckel
Ladimer Rodeo
Lambert
Ataeth Relintn Mawal
Northwestern
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