Hunger riots erupt as New York women demand relief
In New York on February 20 more than 300 hungry women gather at city hall and Rutgers Square demanding relief from rising food costs. They are led by Ida Harris and Maria Ganz, face police, and plan a mass meeting while officials advise patience.
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New York City
Ida Harris
Mothers’ Vigilance League
Maria Ganz
Miss Ganz
Mrs. Harris
Commissioner Woods
Rutger Square
Marie Ganz
Po- Hce
Marie
Miss Farup
Edmere Robarge
E. P. Crain
Tim Shannon
Shannon
Training School Pupils Stage Saturday Program
Seventh and eighth graders at the Normal Training School presented a program during general exercises on Saturday morning. The program included a debate on strengthening the U S army and navy with Willard Oberg for the motion and Charles Hazelgrove against it. Ralph Ferguson read a Riley selection while Lenley Harvey performed The Darktown Nine and Myhra delivered O Captain My Captain.
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U. S. Army
Navy
Willard Oberg
Charles Hazelgrove
Ralph Ferguson
Riley
Lenley Harvey
Darktown
Myhra
Valley City Commercial Club Seeks Reconsideration of Cole Bill
At a special Valley City Commercial Club meeting the board passed a resolution urging the legislature to reconsider Cole House Bill No. 221, an appropriation of 60 000 dollars for the North Dakota National Guard. A telegram was sent to Barnes County senators requesting support. Valley City February 19. A G Bonhus, President.
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Valley City Commercial Club
North Dakota National Guard
Barnes County
Valley City
Cole House
A. G. Bonhus
Valley City Chooses Best Slogan for Show Adverts
The automobile and industrial show committee awarded a slogan about City pride submitted by Kunes. The winning line, “Nifty Thrifty Valley City is,” stood out amid many good entries and will be used in advertising to boost the upcoming show and city interests.
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Automobile and Industrial Show
Ieee Ene Clty
Kunes
Famous Products Advertised in Times-Record First
The frst advertisement of Certain teed products appears in the Times-Record today. Local agents Thompson Yards Inc show faith in these goods as their lumber shed roof is being finished with slate-surfaced asbestos shingles for fire and spark protection. Mrs F P Bennett returns to LaMoure from Valley City after visiting daughter Miss Ethel Bennett.
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Barnes County
Times- Record
Thompson Yards, Inc
LaMoure
F. P. Bennett
Valley City
Mise
Ethel Bennett
Veterans Return Boosts Valley City Basketball Club
Bert Weston and Hurley Codding, recently back from Company G at the Mexican border, inspire joy among Valley City Normal students. Stock rises ten points on their stated plans to enroll and join the basketball squad as about 20 Normal students in the company may start school next term or remain through winter.
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Valley City Normal
Bert Weston
Hurley Codding
Company G
Bears
One Dissenting Vote In Indiana Women’s Suffrage Bill
Indianapolis February 20 With only one dissenting vote the judiciary committee report endorsing the Matson women's suffrage bill passed the Indiana lower house after already clearing the senate Courtneys Gazette reports Mr and Mrs John Posey visited Valley City for business and sightseeing John brought his glasses to see clearly
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Indianapolis
Ind
Judiciary Committee
Matson
Senate
Courtenay Gazette
John Posey
Valley City
John
Street Railway Accident at River Bridge Burns Fruit Car
Street railway car collided with an unseen horse near the River Bridge on Monday at six. The fruit car toppled between the two bridges, caught fire, and burned much of its load though most contents were salvaged. horse owner is Chas Berry. Salvage crews labored until about 3 am Tuesday.
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North Valley
Chas. Berry
Indiana Governor Frank Hanley Delivers Sermon on Jesus
Ex Governor Frank Hanley spoke at the Methodist church Sunday morning on "The Personality of Jesus as Seen In His Marvelous Achievements." The crowded house praised the reasonable conclusions about Jesus’ impact beyond human explanation. Clyde Martin departed Friday for Billings Montana.
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Frank Hanley
Indiana
Jesus
Bride and Groom Return to City From Honeymoon
Major and Mrs. Frank S. Henry of the city, married in January, honeymooned at the Radison in Minneapolis, and are expected back soon to be at home March 1 at Rose apartments. They left Minneapolis last evening and will stop briefly in Valley City and Jamestown before returning.
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Bismarck Tribune
Frank S. Henry
Radioson
Minneapolis
Rose Apartments
Major
Henry
Valley City
Jamestown
Return of Company G Adds Zest to Its Ball
The return of Company G from the border for the annual ball on February 22 brings life to the affair. Committees on arrangements and decorations are busy, Haering's Orchestra will provide music, and Major Henry with adjutant general officials plan to attend. This marks the unit’s first public appearance since border service, and organizers hope for a complete success.
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Border
Haering
Henry
Border Service
Casselton quint tops Jamestown 28 to 25 on home floor
Casselton defeats Jamestown 28 to 25 on Casselton floor with fast passing from Costello Edwards and Zimmelman and Rathman and Schaumberg leading Jamestown. Fargo later beats Jamestown 32 to 23 in Fargo with Fields Camp and Gardner high scorers and Rathman leading Jamestown.
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Casselton Quint
Jamestown Boys
Costello
Edwards
Zimmerman
Casselton
Rathman
Schaumberg
Jamestown
Castello F
Bourgain Zimmerman
Holzer
Fargo High School
Fargo
Fields
Camp
Gardner
Ryan
Jamestown Fields Srevele
Rathman « Bourquin
Schamberg Smith Kaiser
Catholic Comic Opera Proves Great Success
Catholic choir presents the comic operetta The Bosn s Bride at Mar sh hall drawing strong applause. Dick Erne seeks Kitty Adair, now grown, causing a lovers' entanglement with two weddings planned after a cheeky deception. Marguerite Rae and Pert Denny star. Frances Starke and Edmond Schoefter provide solid support.
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Marsh Hall
Dick Erne
U. S
Barnacle
Kitty Adair
Kitty
Eric
Pert Denny
Marguerite Rae
Mr. Denny
Miss Rae
Frances Starke
Edmond Schoefter
Mr. Schoefter
North Dakota Soldier Boys Welcomed Home in Valley City
Shrieking whistles and booming cannon greet Company G soldiers on arrival at the Northern Pacific depot. Mayor Moe and Hon. A. P. Paulson welcome home the veterans at the Armory as crowds sing and cheer. A supper and dance follow, with Valley City pride in their conduct and efficiency. In Bismarck 1500 pack the city auditorium to honor Company A of the First Regiment North Dakota National Guard, with Governor Frazier delivering the welcome.
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Valley City
North Dakota Soldier
Northern Pacific
Company G
Moe
A. P. Paulson
Paulson
Ritchie
Jamestown
North Dakota
Bismarck
North Dakota National Guard
Fort Lincoln
Clara Tatley
North Dakota House Advances School Aid Bills Amid Superintendent’s Ire
State Superintendent N C Macdonald rebukes the education committee for killing key measures shaping North Dakota’s education plan. H B 428 passes, H B 374 indefinitely postponed, H B 279 moves toward state aid for high schools amid debate.
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Bismarck
House Committee On Education
N.C. Macdonald
North Dakota
Lazear
Olson
Burke
Stair
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National Housewives’ League
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Mildmay
Guelph
Ontario
Oscar Dahl
Mr. Dahl
Commercial Club
Cole Bill
Bank OF Valley City
River Bridge
Clyde Martin
Billings
Mont
Department OF State
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Secretary of State
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