Huerta Delivers Ultimatum Demanding U S Recognition
Mexico City reports Ultimatum from Provisional President Huerta to Washington demanding U S recognition and threatening severed relations by midnight. Lind carried Huerta's reply to Washington as officials weigh US response and possible peace avenues. Washington discussions among Wilson, Bryan, and Moore follow dispatches from John Lind.
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Huerta
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Wilson
John Lind
Lind
Washington, D.C
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Heat Ends Life of Farm Horse in Midday Heat
Extreme temperatures burden livestock as one Albert Monck Place farm horse died despite watering and cooling efforts. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon while the team worked the fields and prepared for another trip with the binder.
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Albert Monck Place
Monek
Lightning Struck Rudolf Hotel Chimney Causes Scare
A lightning bolt struck the Rudolf Hotel Annex chimney near the Rudolf Pharmacy around 4:30 PM Wednesday, causing minor damage and frightening occupants. The bolt extinguished lights and sparked an electrical display, with no serious injuries reported. In other news, the Department of Labor's Children's Bureau issued Parental Care, the first in a series on child care, citing infant mortality data and urging reform based on census statistics and expert input.
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Rudolf Hotel
Rudolf
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Bureau
Mies Julia C. Lathrop
Wilson
United States
Cenana Bueau
Bureau of the Census
Children's Bureau
National Congress of Mothers
Bodien
Wax West
M. J. Morris Siemens
University of California
Burk efforts to fire Fargo postmaster meet opposition
Washington reports Governor Burke plans to remove Horatio C. Plumley the Fargo postmaster praised as highly efficient by postal officials. Plumley refuses to resign facing unspecified charges while Burke cites old Fargo Forum criticisms of Burke as a senatorial candidate. No formal charges filed. Also notes travelers Miss Paul and Miss Ethel Macdonald expect home Sunday from Canada with Niagara Falls and Chicago en route.
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Washington
D. C
Spurvy
Burke
Horatio C. Plumley
Fargo
Great Northwest
Roper
Plumley
Brewer
Post Office Department
Buffle
North Dakota
Paul
Platou Hospital
Ethel Macdonald
Toronto
Canada
Niagara Falle
Chicago
Henson’s Jail Remark Reflected Back Home in Canada Debate
The article quotes W. T. Henson after arrest for horse theft, preferring jail in the United States to freedom in Canada. It discusses mothers returning home, the aim to provide hygiene and normal living facts for families, and the need for a higher standard of family life. It outlines efforts to present essential guidance for mothers.
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W. T. Henson
United States
Canada
Tere
Two Men Arrested After Jamestown Carnival Robbery
In Jamestown North Dakota on August 19 Oscar Wallace and Mike Tutolo were arrested for robbery at a carnival. They allegedly attacked John Smith, a South Dakota worker, by stuffing a handkerchief in his mouth and seizing his cash after a drunken dispute over a $10 bill. Witness Jesse Harper saw the event. The two men were bound over to district court.
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Jamestown
N. D
Oscar Wallace
Mike Tutolo
Obermiller
John Smith
Harvest Band
South Dakota
Smith
Tutolo
Lutz
Jesse Harper
Harper
Terry Dresemaning School
Gray's Department
Valley City
N. D. Day School
Harry Thaw case notes and related ads in one column
The piece mixes dramatic quotes about Harry Thaw, threats of legal action, and commentary on his plans after escaping. It mentions a London safer option for a baby, a doctor Flint, a lawyer Delafield, and Stanford White’s fatal conflict. The text also notes private detectives at a hotel and includes small classifieds offering Berkshire boar pigs and Luther College openings.
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Harry
New York
London
Albany
Dr. Flint
Delafield
White
Stanford White
Valley City Market Report
Miss Jessie Times of Oriska spends the day in town shopping and profiting from the time between trains during a brief visit to Valley City.
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Valley City Market Report
Jessie Times
Oriska
Thaw Manhunt Halts Evelyn Nesbit Thaw at New York Hotel
Uniformed police blocked entrances to the hotel where Evelyn Nesbit Thaw stays as fear for her safety grows with her husband Harry Thaw at large. Her mother, Mrs. Charles J. Holman, pleads for seclusion while Thaw’s escape triggers accusations against New York authorities and comments on past bribes and power used to free him.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Charles J. Holman
Austin Flint
Bie
Harry Thaw
Mutteawan x
Farmers urged to save grain and produce for State Exposition
The Times-Record appeals to Barnes county farmers to collect samples of grain fruit and vegetables for the State Exposition and other displays. Farmers should notify Otto Zetterberg Secretary of the Valley City Commercial Club with what they have and arrange delivery to a central point for packing to Bismarck. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Chas Forester in Billings Montana after typhoid illness. funeral to Angole Indiana.
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The
Times-Record
Barnes County
Otto Zetterberg
Valley City Commercial Club
Daughter of Valley City Family Victim of Pacific Ship Disaster
A telegram identified Mrs Blanch Fridd of Valley City as one of the dead from the Pacific Coast Steamship State of California wreck near Gambier Bay. The ship struck a rock and sank in minutes, with 25 passengers aboard and seven crew members lost. 10 bodies recovered, several missing, survivors treated for shock and exposure. The vessel valued at 400000 dollars, carrying horses for Shushanna trail, and travel to Alaska was heavy. The list of dead includes Mrs A Birnbaum and Miss L Ward. Blanch Fridd among the missing. The State of California departed Seattle for Skagway when disaster struck.
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Miss Blanch Fridd
State of California
Gambier Bay
Seattle
Steamship
Mis. Blanch Fridd
Thi City
G. A. Fridd
Normal School
Monmouth
Ore
Paul Fridd
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Paul
Aster
Blanch Fridd
Oriska
State Normal
Times
Juneau
Alaska
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Pasengers
Jafte
Ufeboate
Skagway
Prince Rupert
Ketchikan
Petersburg
Wrangell
A. Birnbaum
Stella Reardan
Clara van de Lane
Los Anggeles
Lilla Ward
C_ Shaw
Sydney
Australia
M. J. Tracy
Shushanna
Kadavita
Jefferson
Alanthe Steamship Company
Rafia
Weasel
Card of Thanks for son and brother’s death
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Ole Anderson Sunde and Children thanking church members and friends for sympathy and help with funeral and burial arrangements. The Misses Anna and Minnie Anderson spent the day in Fargo consulting an eye specialist.
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Ole Anderson Sunde
Anna
Minnie Anderson
Fargo
Fargo traveler showcases gold tie pins in ad campaign
J. M. Burnett of Fargo, a well known traveling man, visits town after 12 years in the territory. He distributes advertising fans on prior trips but now passes around a box of gold tie pins, a method used by the American Tobacco Company he represents, rewarding lucky recipients.
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J. M. Burnett
Fargo
American Tobacco Company
Lake School District No 9 Receipts and Expenditures
Receipts show apportionment from the county for the Lake School District No 9 in North Dakota with totals allocated to teacher wages, services and expenses, and incidental costs. Financial balance line items total expenditures and balance to be carried forward as of June 30.
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Lake School District No. 9
State of
North Dabota
Oliver
Nand
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