Minot Tensions Over 1 W W Speech Across City
The Independent states no real danger since the 1 W W entered Minot and officers aim to keep crowds from street gatherings while allowing speeches in halls or vacant lots. Many jailed men have been released or hired by farmers. Commercial Club aids relocation, with nightly demonstrations and reduced police presence as tensions ebb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
W. W
Jack Low
Jack Allen
Dill
Es Fasi Ag
Tornado Strikes Douglas Nebraska and Plaza District
A tornado last night damaged about thirty buildings in Douglas with two inch rain and strong winds. The Golden West hotel roof and Donahue drug store roof were torn off, a feed mill razed, and farm buildings hit north of town. Communications cut until noon.
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Golden West Hotel
Douglas
N. D
Fermal
Golden West
Donahue Drug Store
Mrs Harthouse Seriously Burned in Valley Street Accident
Mrs E A Harthouse suffered severe burns at home on Valley Street when she fainted near a hot stove Tuesday. She was found promptly and removed. a physician attended and she was made as comfortable as possible.
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E .A. Harthouse
Valley Street
Ronan
Dorman Denies Denial Of Constitution Oath Belief
D. C. Dorman a Fargo area official and Socialist denies reports he stated he did not believe in the U S Constitution nor state oath. He says remarks were misconstrued and notes a recall petition circulated after his testimony. Fargo statement condemns disruptions by what it calls the I W W agitators opposing North Dakota farmers.
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LL W
FARGO
Saauaee
D. C
North Dakota
Fargo Trades and Labor Assembly
I. W. Stators
Northakata
Braden and Labor Assembly
N, D
Hoboes Burcllarize Surrey Elevators
Two strangers described as hoboes were arrested near Norwich on Wednesday morning for breaking into the BE Ray and Farmers elevators Tuesday night. They confessed to taking a razor other items and a rifle from the Ray elevator. Constable Ray Dierdorff captured and jailed them in Minot after spotting them near a straw pile.
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Norwich
Surrey
BE. H. Ray
Farmers
Minot
Ray Dierdorff
Ray
Dierdorff
Harvest of Death Claims Six This Week
Local note lists six deaths in the past week from heart disease abscess and other causes. Funeral details note interments at Des Lacs Glenburn and Craig Nebraska with surviving children and spouses named. Includes children's names Hallie William Fannie Kincaid and others. mentions origins Stanberry Maine and Des Lacs North Dakota. Also lists a sentencing and parole update for Chas W Lind involving theft of a marine engine.
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Sarah Francis Hussey
Zimmerman
Hussey
Hallie
Des Lacs
J. C. Hussey
Minot
Oklahoma
Fannie Powers
Kincaid
William
Stanberry
Sarah F. Burke
E. Burke
North Prairie
Glenburn
Craig
Neb
Hagbardt Halvornon
Des Lucs
Aman
Wife Ring
Canada
Socialist meeting draws crowd at Britanic hall
A few hundred Socialists and I W W members filled Britanic hall on Fourth Street Tuesday. Speakers LeSueur, Jack Law, and Jack Allen led the gathering while many women attended. Plans circulated to recall officials and gather signatures for a political election, with 46 new members added to the I W W group that evening.
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Sovialia
Brittanic Hall
Fourth Street
LeSueur
Jack Law
Jack Allen
Minot
Davis
Shaw
John Lynch
Oriental Limited Wrecked at Crary
The Oriental Limited No 1 was wrecked at Crary's east switch at 10 50 on Tuesday night. Twelve hoboes riding the Rae Gate were killed or injured with bodies taken to the Grary morgue awaiting identification. Several injured were taken to Devils Lake hospital but expected to recover. The locomotive tender and several coaches were damaged with fires extinguished by nearby water. Wrecking trains from Grand Forks Devils Lake and Minot dispatched to the scene.
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Oriental Limited
G. Nyer
Crary
Sieeck
Grary
Pate
Devils Lake
Duluth
Wm. Jackson
Chicago
Parkenter
Grand Forks
Minot
Minot Typographical Union Rejects Labor Day Parade Involvement
The Minot Typographical Union No. 376 adopts a resolution denouncing the I W W and its disturbances in Minot. It states the union condemns the agitators and refuses to participate in the Labor Day celebration scheduled for Monday September 1. Signed by President Fm. Cain and Secretary F. Otto Gross.
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Minot Typothical Union
Trades Labor Movement
American Federation of Labor
I. W. W. Aera
North Dakota
Minot Typocal Union
Minot
J. W
FM. Cain
F. Otto. Gross
Twenty Four Men Found Guilty by Minot Jury
Twenty four defendants charged with blocking the streets of Minot were found guilty by a jury of twelve Minot businessmen. Sentences ranged from two to ten days in jail with hard labor and fines up to 26 dollars. LeSueur and Dorman were fined 25 dollars plus costs. The men plan appeals and have been released pending those appeals.
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Minot
Ternoon
Lynch
McGee
LeSueur
Dorman
Costa
Frank Lyman Begins Return From California Trip
Real estate dealer Frank J. Lyman left Minneapolis July 16 driving to California to study San Diego markets. After a week there he plans a return to Knox within ten days. He says the trip was worthwhile and many Lyman family friends will welcome him back.
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Frank J. Lyman
Minot
California
San D
Frank
Knot
Lyman
Agreement Reached in I W W Dispute
Settlement talks led by Assistant State's Attorney Carroll brought I W W and Socialista representatives to an accord with President Davis and Police Commissioner Shaw. Authorities promised to widen speech space while maintaining order, with arrests continuing quietly if needed. The plan aimed to reduce violence as night patrols and jail transfers proceeded.
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Arthur LeSueur
SW. W.’s
Socialista
N. Davis
Shaw
Dorr H. Carroll
Davis
Imain
LeSueur
W. W
Mea
Secil
Br. D. F. Seed
Thaw Escape and Capture Amid Extradition Fight
Harry K Thaw escaped Matteawan asylum New York with five confederates in a limousine. He was pursued and finally captured at Sherbrooke Canada near New Hampshire and will fight extradition. Authorities discuss grounds for deportation and potential transfer to New York.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan
N. Y
Howard Barnum
Sherbrooke
Can
New Hampshire
Thaw
Canada
New York
Amy Craver Arrested in Domestic Raid
Amy Craver of 820 Jarvis Street was arrested by Deputy Doherty after a raid on her home Tuesday night. She appeared before Judge Murray on a statutory offense charge and was held to county court. An injunction was issued against her property. Piano Player Faces Serious Charge
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Amy Craver
Jarvis Street
Doherty
Murray
Geo. Clark
The
Jungles
Dan Doherty
C. H. Peterson
Clark
Bankruptcy Sale Notice for Minot Stock in 1913
Notice of bankruptcy sale for the estate of David d. Cohn of Minot North Dakota. Auction at two o clock p m August 28 1913 at Johns H Lewis Referee in Bankruptcy office. Inventory includes clothing underwear overcoats furnishings and more totaling 6977.62 with fixtures 2593.00. C B Davis Trustee Room 12 Lee Block Minot North Dakota.
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David d. Cohn
Minot
North Dakota
John H. Lewis
Aventory
C. B. Davis
Lee Block
Minot Firm Reports New Coal Vein at Local Mine
38,000 Spur C M Truax of the Noonan mine at a cost of 8000 and M E Begley of the Cash Feed Fuel Co visited the site and praised one of the finest seven foot coal veins in the state. The Minot company handles this unit and completed a coal shed along the G N right of way.
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C. M. Truax
Noonan
M. E
M. E. Begley
Cash Feed & Fuel Co
Minot Company
Begley & Harmon
G. N
Donnybrook 3rd Annual Market Day Meeting Update
An important Donnybrook gathering last Saturday focused on launching the third annual market day. Northwestern North Dakota bankers and land men joined Soo industrial agent Me. Kellen to plan statewide resource advertising in eastern markets. County Commissioners Vandenoever and Sanders attended and supported a quarter mill tax levy for ongoing efforts.
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Donnybrook
North Dakota
Kellen
The
Soo
Vandenoever
Sanders
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Basch
Circle
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Satay
Mr. Basch
Frank Lyman
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Usueur
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Rock
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Reed
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G. Ny
Sins
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