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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

6

Eye Witness Describes Battles Two Mile Run Through Firing

W H Darborough reports from Juarez on a major clash described as the continent’s greatest since the Civil War. He and a war correspondent navigated shell and machine gun fire to reach a water train, later fleeing under heavy fire and surviving back to Juarez. Secretary Bryan says no official oil-field news, while Villa’s troops move south toward Chihuahua. a large firefight era follows with locals dancing at a relief event in the Armory and Christmas shopping urged.

Juarez Aince Big Rock Federal Villa Vila Juares Uncle Sam

Minot Pugs Stand Trial For Prize Fight

Minot North Dakota November 28 William Kimball and William Butler must stand trial for prize fighting. The supreme court ruled Saturday that county court action be set aside. Officials said the pair fought in a local rink after a 2 am raid with about 200 spectators.

Minot N. D William Kimball William Butler Supreme Court Kimball Buler Butler

Rev J C Engel Dead Boy's Preacher Known in Region

Word reaches Edgeley of the death of Rev J C Engel a well known southern state figure and boys preacher He died Tuesday in Colorado Colorado where he had gone to seek relief for his failing health He taught band music to the boys in Edgeley and other towns and was valued as a religious instructor He was a young husband with two small children Do your Christmas shopping early and get the best.

J. C. Engel Colorado Coringa Col Edgeley

Anti Snuff Law Upheld as Legal in North Dakota

North Dakota Supreme Court upholds the snuff ban in the state against C. J. Olson, ruling the law constitutional with equal protection and no impairment of personal liberty. The decision notes tobacco use by the young is harmful and the act’s title covers substitutes, reinforcing the ruling. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court is anticipated.

Bismarck N. D North Dakota Supreme Court C. J. Olson Tobacco Trust Olson Stark County District Court Crawford United States Supreme Court

The Tortures of Rheumatism and Scott Emulsion Claim

The piece argues rheumatism worsens with climate and impure blood, touting Scott's Emulsion as a logical remedy. It claims the oil food builds red blood cells, regulates body functions, and, with a one month diet, eases stiff joints and sharp pains when other remedies fail. Beware alcohol substitutes and insist on Scott's purity.

Scott

Secretary Hall Announces Ballot Printing Decision

On November 15 in Minneapolis Miss Cora Berg wed Clarence T Bolstad. Berg daughter of Peter and Mrs Berg Enderlin, known for accomplishments, while Bolstad is the editor of the Fingal Herald. The couple will reside in Fingal about December 1. The notice, written by the editor, is presented as plain truth.

Minneapolis Cora Hi, Berg Clarence T. Bolstad Mise Berg Peter Berg Enderlin Fingal Herald Fingal N. B

Rebel Chief Orders Cousin Executed After Plea

Mexico City reports bloodshed in the capture of Victoria Tamaulipas as rebel leader Enrique Caballero executes his young civilian cousin, a nephew of Venustiano Carranza ally, who aided federal troops to seize the city. The mother of the condemned implored for mercy but Caballero ordered the firing squad.

Mexico City Victoria Tamaulipas State Federl Enrique Caballero Vioria Venustiano Carranza

Hensel Chosen Acting Head of Fargo College

John W. Hensel was elected acting president of Fargo College at a board meeting in the Gardner hotel. The resignation of President C. C. Creegan was accepted after four years’ service. The institution faces financial stringency due to a decade of shortfalls, yet officials urge local support to restore sound finances.

John W. Hensel Fargo College Gardner Hotel Pres. C. C. Creegan Fargo North Dakota

Settle Murdered . Family's Estate

Ray North Dakota November 26 Mr and Mrs J Sc Dillon who have been here since the Dillon murder visiting at the Dillon home north of town and attending No matters pertaining to the closing of the Dillon estate have left Roanoke Virginia The many friends here of Mrs J J Dobbin will be sorry to hear of her death which occurred last Friday after an illness of more than a year at her home in Excelsior Minnesota Mrs Dobbin formerly made her home in Valley City with her husband and family and has many friends here who will sympathize with her family In their bereavement In the telegram which was received here announcing Mrs Dobbin's death no details were given as to the funeral arrangements.

Ray, N. D J. Sc. Dillion Dillon Roanoke J. J. Dobbin Excelsior Minn

Secretary Hall delays pledge on U S Senate ballot names

Secretary Thomas Hall of North Dakota informs Governor Hanna he will place on the fall 1914 ballot the names of party nominees who won the June primaries for United States Senator. He cites Attorney General Miller's opinion and argues ministerial ballot duties, seeks to avoid a special session and extra cost, while noting possible judicial review and remaining wary of legality. The letter stresses public interest, fiscal restraint, and voters’ choice.

Bismarck N. D Thomas Hall L. B. Hanna United States Alotrney Miller Secretary of State

Man deserts dying wife in Milton North Dakota

Milton North Dakota November 28 It is claimed Ed Anderson employed in the Great Northern shops at Devils Lake drawing 125 dollars a month has deserted his wife and two small children The woman is dying at the home of a friend while the children sick and almost destitute are being cared for by the Sisters of Mercy It is claimed that Anderson refused to pay doctor bills or otherwise provide for his family

Milton N. D Anderson Great Northern Devils Lake Sisters of Mercy

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