MURDER TRIAL BEGINS FOR Wm Gummer ARGO HOTEL CLERK
Wm Gummer a 22 year old Argo Hotel clerk in Fargo is held to the ore court hour bail charged with first degree murder in the Marie Wick case. The trial transcript shows Gummer admitting to lies and detailing his actions before Wick was found in Room 30. He testified about phone calls, room entry, and attempting to influence Fritz, Brown, and others as investigators pressed for answers.
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Wm. Gummer
Prescott
Fargo
Gummer
Marie Wick
Grygla
Minn
Eratia
Thoas
Frits
Fritz
Lawrence
Raj
Orang Sieig
Ealei
Humphreys Family Travels Through Mud and Gumbo in Montana
A letter from Malta Montana by Guy Humphreys describes a July 6 arrival with family, rough muddy Montana roads, gumbo near Culbertson widening to a sticky mess. A planned visit to Hinsdale is mentioned along with a hotel room reserved and a nearby explosion that burned a structure.
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Humphreys
Rolds
Malta
Mont
Guy Humphreys
Montana
Culbertson
Wolf “Palm
N. Elliott
Rae
Mill
Hinsdale
Warehouse and Storage Meet Distributes in Minnesota
A morning event in Minnesota centers on warehouse and storage services. The met distribution includes a service team and notes a focus on storage solutions, shipments, and logistics.
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Minnesota
Saitor
Minot Fourth of July Celebration Draws Big Crowd
Minot’s safe and sane Fourth of July celebration drew one of the city’s largest crowds. The parade, led by Major Person and Lieut Gettlemann, featured a 40-piece Community Band, Boy Scouts, Civil War veterans, and many floats. Activities at Riverside Park included a flag raising, concerts, an air show by Jacobson and Roberts, and a lively watermelon eating contest with numerous prize winners across junior and senior divisions.
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Minot
Ivea
Gettleman
Dr. Anderson
John E. Howard
Main Street
Soldier Boys
Gross
Rice Lake
Red Cross
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Arecreat War Veterans
W.C.T. U
Riverside Park
Boy Scouts
Community Band
Tritt
Carl Daniel
Beara
Bewrs
Riagee
L. H. Ler
Eapcne
Minot Normal
Chet Jacobson
Roberte
Jason Field
Neas 8
Wildwood
Fewreda
Mt At
Ted
Geo. Caviness
Minneapolis
Yo W. C. A
Krig
Neil Olson
Leland Drug Co
John Warchow
Leland Drug Store
Pauline Kruner
Veronica Hage
Fair Store
Jack Faulds
Allan Burris
Kay Hunter
Roy Kidder
Harold Ward
Dan Norris
Kenneth Pepko
Jacobson & Fugelso
Albert Robbins
Wilbur Dunnel
William Wagner
New York
Alvin Bowley
Theo Gilbert
William Renz
J. C.penney Co
Paul Nichols
George Rasmussen
R. Davies
Benno Drug
A. D. McCan
Nel
Eee
A. Sandstrom
Max’ Johnson
Fuel Co
David Campbell
Miss Rose Ahearn Drowned in Mouse River
Miss Rose Ahearn nineteen year old student nurse drowned while bathing with two companions on Fourth Avenue Northwest in Minot. Orpha Frank and Marie Volk aided, with Frank nearly drowning. Miss Ahearn recovered at hospital, but efforts to revive failed. Event followed heavy rains raising river levels and dangerous holes.
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Mias Ros Ahearn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mouse River
Orpha Frank
Marie Volk
Miss Frank
Miss Ahearn
Fourth Avenue
N. W
Frani
Irs
Purdy
Fourth Ave. N. W
Mra
Miss Alwarn
Miss Volk
Hel
Miss Volf
Clarence Johnson
Fourth Ave
D. Root
Berthold
Minot
Bernice Ahearn
Truining
Johanna Ahearn
Johnny Ahearn
Wiscorey
Kenmare
Dempsey Knocks Carpentier Out In Fourth Round
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey defeated Georges Carpentier in the fourth round at Jersey City arena. More than 90,000 fans attended, paying about a million and a half dollars. Dempsey earned 300,000, Carpentier 200,000, as Carpentier staggered him with right hands and Dempsey wore him down with body jabs before the finish.
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Dempsey
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Local team dominates four game stand against Grand Forks
Local fans endured an ugly four game series against a Grand Forks squad over the Fourth weekend. Local management faced a weak visitor lineup, yet attendance was low and profits suffered. Despite losses, the crowds enjoyed playful antics by visitors. Fargo arrives for three home games this weekend, with Mind’s team noted as the only squad to have beaten them. Pierce remains to catch, with an extra top pitcher to aid the locals in attempting to even the score. The home slate continues through August with more opponents scheduled.
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Grand Forks
Fargo
Pierce
Kieth Bros Drillers Strike 16-Foot Coal Vein
The Keith brothers coal drillers found a 16 foot vein 12 miles southwest of Berthald in section 3 156 88, proving a sizable seam southwest of Bertheld.
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Bertheld Kieth Bros
Berthald
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Dnion National Bank
Leonora Olson
Union National Bank
Slay
Ewers
Strand Theater
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Juanita Conklin
Hart Svalstan
Lucella Jones
Mitchell Confectionery
Virginia Smart
Strand Theatre
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Second National Bank
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Waverly
Beatrice Craddock
John Stewart
Rett
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E. Albright
Ck Dent
J. Olson
States
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Clifford Haont
Orpheum
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Russell Aree
Edna Shoots
Edna Hackett
Norma Jenson
Jean Tennyson
Mung
Minot Drug Co
H. Not Cade
Glen Halvorson
Erecker Jack
Rose Ahearn
Grand Hotel
Myrtle Peterson
Margaret Seed
Allan_ Bolley
Taylor Drug Co
K, Wallace
M. G. Olson Co
H.C. Anderson
Burlington Potato Growers
Woodman Hall
J. H. Werner
Chas, Muller
Harvey Johnson
H. A. Kluver
J. A. Madson
Burlington
Citi
Foxholm
E. A. Madson
H. Wernes
Charles Fuller
North Dakota
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Minnie Knudson
John LeRoy Kauffman
Vester Lambert
Surrey
Emia
Rushley
Bessie Gover
Edwin A. Eistey
Rose M. Kavanaugh
Carylin Ma Campbell
Tillie Henson
Adolph Scheichting
Bessie N. Carlson
Amun Barnes
Agnes Ottvesen
Ward Co
Rose Glen
Alfred Mostad
Anna Gsundre Mixmenko
Makati
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