Washington News in a Turbine of Modern Events
Washington reports on federal arbitration treaties with Japan and Portugal with surging discussion in Congress. The piece lists notable deaths and appointments, including ex Crown Princess Jouike of Saxony and Prof. William James, plus local accidents and disasters such as floods and train incidents, painting a broad snapshot of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Indiana
Ds Deal
Indianapois
Coun
Yeas Monitenovs
Jouike
Saxony
Elenor Tow Phillp
F. Kerry
Washington Evening Star
Washington
Benjamin Times
Lakewood
Oxford University
Legres
Servne
William James
Elemeator
fliaKophy
Harvard
Mille
Upper Lakes
Watertown
Buffale
Turbulent Crime Figures Span Multiple States Mentioned
Fragmented report notes George P Cage a Pullman worker dying by self harm in Kansas City after drinking poison. It describes violence as Louie Brown, a Cedar Falls farmer, shoots animals tied to John Adams and Jon Gelligw at a cabin. Other names and arrests involve John Tingwall’s broker in Boone Iowa and a wife widow Royal Duaning. A military officer in Lexington Kentucky counters gang riders in Madison County. Two men arrested as investigators pursue a county tally of gang members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P Cage
Pullman Company
Kansas City
Louie Brown
Cedar Falls
Lowy
Farmer
John Adams
Jon Gelligw
Werghirs
John Tingwall
Boone
Apple
Watertown
N. W
Jerry Apple
Bie
Son-Indaw
Pat Indaw
Lewiston
Mont. Jesse
Atolais
Lexington
Madison
Phe
Anthae Lees
Rere
Local officials face calls for reforms amid church and state actions
A jumble of names and events shows officials in New York and surrounding regions tangled in church, health, and governance debates. The passage notes Acting Governor Hindat’s absence, Gov. Donaghey’s Washington trip, and the push to expand state tax regulation while addressing public health and schooling issues. It mentions church leadership, attendance concerns, and proposed constitutional actions in a period of political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Faker
Fifth Avenue
New York
Wonley
Ler Chilinn
Meg H. Howitter
Arkatnite
Washington
Hindat
Tegtalatyne Hoth
Finda
Donaghey
Stresian
Gilman
Stalwarts Take Control in North Dakota Convention
Eight delegates to the Republican national convention were elected as stalwarts backed by Alexander McKenzie. The convention, held in Minor Thursday, saw a stalwart victory on credentials and adopted resolutions endorsing Roosevelt and Taft, urging tariff revision and forest and arid land measures. Kennedy was picked in a late rally, with James Kennedy of Fargo nominated for national committeeman and Jad Lamoure of Pembina chairing the organized body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Alexander McKenzie
Onl
Fur Town
R.H. Johnson
Dickinson
L. C. Pettibone
Dawson
C. R. Meredith
Cars
Williams
Olaf Hacen
Rameey
Hernan Scheer
Wells
Ed Nichols
Morton
Anton Hanson
Ben Ron
Simpson Ax
Roosevelt
Wi Mary
T Teker
Committee On
State Central Committee
Acton
McLean County
Dickey
Sand Onehalf
Katerte County
Baldy
Rolette County
Jewell
Thewcondight
Committee On Rules and Order
Ron. Stevens
Stark
Frain
E. Smith Peterson
Walshi
Fnally
Kennedy
Col. Peake
Valley City
Frank Spragee
Granton
O'Cock
Jad Lamoure
Pembing
James Kennedy
Fargo
UW Adopts Old Line Plan With Limited Payment Certificates
North Dakota notes show the State executive board of the AO UW meeting in Grand Forks approving a deputy system, purchasing Lisbon city bonds at 12,500, and adopting limited payment certificates paid up in ten, fifteen, or twenty years. The order details fee reductions for new members and annual prepaid premiums, while highlighting the AO U W’s strong finances with over 40 million in force and 6,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
AO. UW
Grand Parks
Lisbon City
Nike
Oldline Insurance Companies
Gambler John Tenner Seized On Train Near Grafton
Grand Forks dispatch reports John Tenner a noted gambler wrestler and bartender was taken from a northbound Northern Pacific train by a Walsh County deputy near Grafton. He carried a Winnipeg ticket and faces a Glasgow Montana escape charge after alleged hold up and attempted murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Special
Winnipeg
John Tenner
Northern Pacific
Sherif
Walsh County
Grafton
Glasgow
Mont
Baptists to Meet for Thirty Second Annual Convention
The Red River Valley Baptist association schedules its 32nd annual gathering in Grand Forks with an adjusted date in June. The sessions will be held at the Grand Forks Baptist church, and a strong program has been arranged by the organizing committee to host delegates in comfortable facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Fork
Red River Valley Baptist Association
Grand Forks
Baptist Church of
Summer Farm Institutes Schedule Opens at Hazelton
A portion of the summer farmers institutes schedule is announced with the opening institute at Hazelton on May 19. Lecturers include Prof. Thomas Shaw from Minnesota Agricultural College and T. A. Hoverstad. Supervisors from sub experiment stations will accompany the corps. The tentative list shows Ashley May 21, Lidgerwood May 23, Fullerton May 25, Tilton May 26, Coxden May 30, Crowley June 3, Columbus June 4, Towner June 6, Exmond June 9, with possible additional meetings and forthcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
T. A. Hoverstad
Thomas Shaw
Minesota Agricultural College
Corpa
Hazleton
Ashley
Lidgerwood
Fullerton
Tilton
Coxden
Crowley
Columbus
Towner
Jane
Exmond
State Wins Once More Judge Grants Child to Home
Judge Vick of Grand Forks issues order awarding custody of Harry Richardson to the North Dakota Children's Home after finding the mother Mrs. William Storey abandoned him. Witnesses testified Pembina county had supported the child for several weeks and the case centers on custody and welfare.
North Dakota town notes and proposed projects
A fragmented North Dakota miscellany reports on plans for a flour mill at St John a gas pipeline from Minot to West Hope McClusky baseball team and local athletic clubs in Coteau and Howman bootlegging and arson incidents in Bismarck Lisbon and neighboring towns railroad and depot projects at Edgeley and Marmath Beach street improvements at Marmath Beach and Higmarck population boosts local drainage and irrigation schemes lignite coal mining plans statewide and civic improvement drives fueled by women and temperance sentiment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolman
Vee Edgeley
Wee Devile Lakert
Propostion
Higmarck
Dredging Plan for Bottineau River Sails Through County Boards
A plan to dredge the Bottineau River is discussed by county officials and residents of Bottineau and McHenry. The proposal, supported by farmers and the Harmon county board, envisions a canal deepened to sixteen feet to improve navigation, with costs around six to seven dollars per acre and projected Canadian involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Dakota
Bottineau
Plattynean
Canada
Harmony
McHenry County
North Dakota News Notes Warn of Frontier Extension and Trials
Rumors claim Mandan to see extended north road linking Mercer and neighboring counties with railroad plans amid survey teams and Indian rights issues. Reports mention opposition to a proposed route, upcoming county publication, and settlers fears. Notable items include a hang invitation for Robert S. Noah, trials of Horan Scheer and Anne Fred Weele, and the Minot jail security concerns as the November election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
Distra
Mercer
Nile
Bernd Riban Woods
Mererr
Settlors
Peifer
North Dakota
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State Line Herald
J. F_ PAUL GROSS
Maxie Charter of Commerce
Japan
Petugel
Hue
Tinapes
Cus Fer Bey
Siang Roch Agenny
Robert Harcours
William Vernon Hascoust
Henke
Entimnooe
Montrose
John Motley
Peuraar
Abellee Oller Merrin
Warsaw
Lees Eleeton
Wynne i
Pieserich
Monroe Titel
Merciane
Elu
Prairie
Amerean
Erfion
Ahreelem
Lees
Witi Thechingieal
Walee
Renee Duurlie
Bart Cvey
Mur Friern
Washigton
Availiery
Baho
Muldoon
Chicago
Reekfor
Provaca
Michel Wervicoe
Detroit
Mich
Gutta
Ihervatory Department
Golding Brow
Laurine
Neosho
Hartford
Grant
Mentini
Charles Gleve
Fawin W. Stevicon
Webb City
Galfetang
Logan Agen
Wittnives
Vale
Henry Holdemann
Bowe
Man Fins Park St
Jens
William Pleek
Wdjateneral
Manila
Mike Reachmann
United State Cavairs
Musehmann
W. Vy
John Tiheun
J. Wideman
Grend Forks
Eady
Wineman
Vor
J. A. Hull
Mr. Strout
Adatis
Reena
Berner
Oliver Puneiah
Billianan
Heninger
Melty
Witlamn
Faken
Nstitutes
Orth Dakota
McClusky
St. John
Minot
Westhope
Eee Minot
Leeds
Lartware
Coteau
LaMoure
Marmath
Beach
Crary
Forman
C. A. Morrill & Co
Devils Lake
Dogden
Fang
Eee
Secret Societies
Nowdon
Mets
Elvetrle
Kenmare
Mowe River
North Dakffis
Antler
Moball
Sherwood
Howman
Shay
Bismarck
Lisbon
Bachelors of
Souris
Ee Valley
Carrington
D H. Wiehok
Wishekene
Templeton
Grand
Oukee
Western Countie
N. P
Robert S. Noah
Wegley
Anne
Fred Weeley
Brothr Egley
Williston
Orita Lampman
Wee
Wesley Place
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