Serumgard Progressive Choice For U S Senate
Prominent Progressives from across the state gathered in the city for a banquet at the Methodist church. Speeches lauded Roosevelt as a leader and urged reforms to curb trusts, with Mark M. Chatfield as toastmaster and J. M. Devine among responders. The meeting endorsed a state ticket including Liver Scrumgard for U S Senator and H H Aaker for Governor, among others, as leaders named at the Armory.
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Mark M. Chatfield
J. M. Devine
Devine
Progressive Party
Markellie
Bismarck
Atty
H. W. Eichfeldt
Tagus
G. D. Shaft
Shaft
Moses
David
Nazarene
Martin Luther
Washington
Lincoln
Congress
House of Congress
Joe
W Platt
Depew
Penrose
Roosevelt
Mouse River
Canada
Solomon
Wellington
Napoleon
Livings
Stanley
Binmarck
Gladstone
Blaine
Armory
Dorr Carroll
More
Fargo
Thorson
Scrumgard
Devils Lake
U. S
Donnybrook
C. L. Engen
J. P. Hyland
M. D. Soule
Rugby
H. W. Blickfeldt
Tagua
Berger Defeats LeSueur for Executive Committee
In Chicago on May 14 Victor Berger of Milwaukee won a seat on the Socialist Party national committee executive panel after four secret ballots. Arthur LeSueur of Minot, North Dakota was the opponent. resolutions protesting the war with Mexico were adopted.
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Chicago
Friends
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Berger
National Committe
Socialist Party
Arthur LeSueur
Minot
North Dakota
Mexico
Notable Address on Education That Educates
E R Edwards City Supt of Schools Jamestown North Dakota delivers a long address to the Northwestern Educational Association in Minot on April 2 1914 arguing education must educate the whole citizen including moral character and social responsibility. He laments overemphasis on rote learning and calls for schools to connect with homes to train intelligent, virtuous workers and citizens amid complex modern life.
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E.R. Edwards
City Supt. of Schools
Jamestown
Northwestern Educational Association
Minot
Thoroly
America
Militant Church
Church
Ual
North Dakota
John Winthrop
Miles
John “Alden
Yair Priscila
Caearactern
Persan m
Montaigne
Teacers
Carthage
Hannibal
Pionor
Marcellus
Devoir
Milton
Arnold
Rugby
Horace Mann
Tabo
Committee of Ten
Education and physical training gain ground in schools
Education and practical training are not discarded but crowded by intellectual courses. Physical education, the foundation for growth, is receiving attention as a basis for character. Vocational education is rapidly advancing and exerts strong moral influence. Continued discussion continues on page four.
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Pugo
Victory for State Tax Commission over Standing Rock cattlemen
In Mandan North Dakota the State Tax Commission won a long dispute over taxing cattle on Standing Rock Indian Reservation. Cattlemen representing major U S stock interests conceded the right of the state to tax citizens of the United States on the reservation and paid last year’s tax plus interest. The case involved cattle valued at about half a million dollars and could place nearly four million dollars of property on Morton County tax rolls.
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Hismarck
N. D
North Dakota Tax Commission
Mandan
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Tax Commission
United States
Calnan enters senate race from 2nd District
The Berthold Tribune notes J W Calnan, a Rep from the city, announces his candidacy for state senator from the 2nd District. He shifts from a possible reelection to represent that district, citing support from friends across the area. His platform includes initiative, referendum, recall, fair taxation, roads, rural credit, lower interest, farming aid, and tel ephone line connections.
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Berthold Tribune
J. W. Calnan
Senate
Calnan
Burlington lad crushed by dirt in tunnel collapse
Oscar Tiller a fourteen year old Burlington boy dies after a pile of dirt from a basement excavation caves in behind the Johnson block. Kenneth Falconer, thirteen, escapes with others while Oscar is crushed. doctor and nurse attempt revival but fail. Funeral held amid large turnout as community mourns the boy and mother.
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Oscar ‘Tiler
Burlington
Johnson Block
Oscar
Kenneth Falconer
John Maxkie
Jada
Maske
Falconer
Kenneth
Dea
Althe Tome
Harriett Schideldecker
Dr. Pence
Minot
Great Northern
Algo
Marty
Stinot
Bar
Mr. Richmond
Methodist Camp Meeting at Velva Velva Camp Meeting At Velva
The Methodist campmeeting will be held at Velva June 11-21 in a park along the Mouse river with tents in shade by the stream. Evangelistic services feature Rev. Albert Rines of the Rines Brothers with his brother Rev. Frank Rines as musical director. Lectures by Dr. Carl Stairs and Dr. Dan Brumit accompany the program. L. M. Rockne of Mohall is a candidate for school board in Renville county.
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Velva
Mouse River
Albert Rines
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U.S. Senate
Dora Carroll
Turner
Bull Moosers
Lesueur
State Tax Commission
Morton County
J W. Calnan
Berthold Man
Mvt
John Steen
Steen
Pierce County
P. A. LeFleur
Ogrect Heter
J. E. Ee Byerly
Atlanta
Imperial’ Council of the Shrine
Burlington Lad
Oscar Tiller
Kenneth Palconer
WERE
L. M. Rockne Ct
Mohall
May Dent
Renville County