Oriska Man L H Kubry Found Guilty in Court
Friday’s Daily reports the jury in Oriska man L H Kubry’s case returned a guilty verdict after thirty hours deliberation. Sentencing likely early next week as arson trials loom. Oliver Mackey seeks a new trial and bail, Frank Flora’s case sent to Cass county, Roy Mathews to face larceny next. Rumor says Rogers case may be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Fargo
Mackey
L. H. Kubry
Oriska
Oliver Mackey
Lberty
Frank Flora
Cass County
Noted Canadian Financier Dies
Toronto January 17 Senator George A Cox prominent in Canadian financial circles died here aged 74 He was president of Canadian Life Assurance British American Assurance Western Assurance Provident Investment Central Canada Loan Savings Toronto Savings & Loan and a director at Grand Trunk Dominion Coal Company Canada Shipbuilding Sao Paulo Tramway and United States Mortgage Company He contributed to Methodist charities and in 1909 was named one of twenty three millionaires at the base of Canadian finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
George A. Cox
Canadian Life Assurance Company
British American Assurance Company
The
Western Assurance Company
Provident Investment Company
Central Canada Loan & Savings Company
Toronto Savings & Loan Company
Grand Trunk
Dominion Coal Company
Canada Shipbuilding Company
Sao Paulo
United States Mortgage Company
Cox
Bombshell For the Suffrage Cause
Washington reports a radical setback as majority members of the house rules committee reject a standing committee on woman suffrage. The split widens between the National American Woman Suffrage Association and the Congressional Union, with unions criticizing the ruling and advocates stressing nonpartisan support for suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
House On
National American Women Suffrage Association
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Congressional Union
Rules Committee
Suffrage Association
Wedding Binds Langer and Kunze in St Marys Church
Friday January 16 1914 reports a wedding at St Marys Catholic Church with Paul Langer and Katie Kunze. Mary Langer bridesmaid, Frank Kunze best man, Father Galler officiated. After reception at John Welland home, guests dined at the Kunze homestead and danced late. Also social calls and visits noted among local families. Florence Winterer to attend February wedding. Mrs LaFayette Knox to arrive late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Hunter
Valley City
Belle Livingston
Aleck Algea
Farmers’ Club
Ashtabula
John Osborne
Darey
Aleck Algeo
Chas, Hunter
Matt Drice
Chas
Hunters
Paul Langer
Katie Kunze
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lovisness
Mary Langer
Frank Kunze
Father Galler
John Welland
Robert Kunze
J. Algeo
Aleck
Jim Algeo
Benniey Nolan
Fred Lang
Mrs. Hunter
Miss Hunter
Canada
LaFayette Knox
Franceska Winterer
Florence Winterer
Fort Totten Indians Seek Indigenous Treaty Rights hearing
A Fort Totten delegation from North Dakota arrives in Washington to press a 1851 treaty claim for a Yellow Medicine County Minnesota strip. They allege amendments were made without tribal ratification and seek Senate and House action. Congressman Young proposes an presidentially appointed commissioner to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Fort Totten
North Dakota
House Indian Affairs Committee
Ingatius Court
Frank DeMars
James Grant
Yellow Medicine County
Minnesota
Young
Senate
Arson Case Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
After a three hour deliberation the arson defendants were found not guilty and discharged. The case drew significant attention and was considered hard fought by both sides. A civil case and a grand larceny trial involving Mathews were noted as pending. Salvation Army volunteers urged residents to call for old paper and rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
California Reunion of Dakota Friends
A January picnic to Bird Runyon’s Pomona ranch gathers Valley City wintering friends. The party travels from Los Angeles through orange groves to Runyon’s bungalow surrounded by roses and fruit trees, sharing a hearty meal and photos before a walk to a packing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City Times-Record
Valley City
Long Beach
California
Bird Runyon
Hhis Ranch
Pomona
Pacific Electric
Oscar Mason
Christiansen
Walter Coop
James
Marjorie
J. J. Alsdahl
D. W. Clarke
Elizabeth
Los Angeles
Mat Runyon
D. W. Clark
Editors of State Visit California Farm Oranges
Editors describe a California excursion hosted by the Runyons, touring an orange packing line and wagoned in a sunny land. They recount picking oranges, wrapping, and shipping to North Dakota, praising hospitality, brotherhood, and good will from the Runyon family in Long Beach and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
California
Elizabeth Clark
We Get Next Summer Meeting and Valley City Hosts
Fargo will hold a winter meeting while Valley City gets the next summer gathering. G D Colcord of Minot elected president with E J Richter of Larimore as first vice president and R Hughes of Wahpeton as second. John P Charmley of Mott named third vice president, Will Halbein Lansford secretary, Harry W Cane of Meraville treasurer. Executive Committee includes W M Francia Velva G A Monteith Finley J H McGarry Alexander Valley City. The summer meeting date to be announced later. Valley City praised for parks and facilities to host large crowds. Bismarck editors invited for a winter meeting. statewide plans mention embalm... choir concert set Friday night at church with 36 cents for townspeople.
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Fargo
G. D. Colcord
Minot
Not
E. J. Richter
Larimore
R. Hughes
Wahpeton
John P. Charmley
Mott
Will Halbein Lansford
Hary W. Cane
MevVille
W. M. Francia
Velva
G. A. Monteith
Finley
J. H. McGarry
Alexander
Valley City
Ubuytangua
Bismarck
Bison
Nome and nearby residents in town for business
R Robertson of Nome and C O Langer of Sanborn are in town on business. J B Wharton of Oriska and W A Haney of Sanborn visited yesterday for more business. Frank Lannon W W Smith Wm Oscon L G Moultrie 8 Risa and Dr B R Roberts depart on No 2 for the Fargo Shrine meeting tonight. BH Pollard A P Hanson of Litchville will attend. Editor L P Hyde travels to Bismarck to the editorial meet. An effort aims to secure a regular summer association meeting there next year with Hyde casting his vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Robertson
Nome
C. O. Langer
Sanborn
J. B. Wharton
Oriska
W. A. Haney
Messrs
Frank Lannon
W. W. Smith
Wm. Oscon
L. G. Moultrie
Risa
B. R. Roberts
Fargo
Pollard
A. P. Hanson
Litchville
L. P. Hyde
Bismarck
Mr. Hyde
Alliance Hail Ass'n Holds Annual Meeting in Jamestown
The Alliance Hail Association of North Dakota held its annual meeting at the Jamestown home office with most officers and directors present. J. M. Smith was reelected president, W. E. Boise and H. M. Clark elected to top roles, and a full slate of directors named. The mutual, nonprofit organization reported a healthy 1913 balance and a favorable 1914 outlook. The Times-Record notes audience interest in The Last Days of Pompeii, with showings at the Rex on Thursday the 22nd for both adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Hail Association of North Dakota
Jamestown
Fred Wolfer
Stuteman County
Paul J. Wedge
McHenry County
J. M. Smith
Grand Forks
W. E. Boise
H. M. Clark
Eddy County
Evan Griffith
Ward
Stutsman
Paul Johnson
Pembina
K. F. Shippley
Ramsey County
A. J. Field
Williams County
Mc Henry County
BE. L. McGeen
Barnes County
M. Tschida
Morton County
New Rockford
The
Times-Record
Pompeii
Straus Clothing Co Hold Clearance Sale
The Straus Clothing Company conducts a large clearance sale moving thousands of dollars of merchandise at very low prices. The policy is to drop old stock yearly. the sale is framed as a broad bargain event inviting customers to visit and take part. The notice shifts to a Canada immigration theme urging Barnes County to promote settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus Clothing Company
United States
Montreal
Canada
Efort
Barnes County
Woman pays alimony in out of court divorce case
Fargo, Jan 15. Mrs H E McAndress sees her alienation suit against Laura Ruthruff settled out of court for 6000 dollars. She also secures a divorce from J C McAndress with no defense offered. Details note McAndress in land business in Edmonton and Ruthruff as former Fargo resident. Attorneys McEnroe Wood for Mrs McAndress and A T Cole for McAndress.
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McAndress
Laura E. Ruthruff
Fargo
H. D. McAndress
McEnroe & Wood
A. T. Cole
J.C. McAndress
North Dakota Enforcement League announces 1914 convention plan
The 20th Annual Convention of the North Dakota Enforcement League will be held in Fargo March 17 and 18, 1914, with a noted external speaker to begin in Grand Forks on March 8 and travel to major cities including Devils Lake Williston Minot Bismarck Beach Dickinson Mandan Jamestown Valley City and Fargo for evening talks. An afternoon conference and district meetings are planned, aiming to discuss eleven league issues, with participation urged along railway routes to the centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Enforcement League
Fargo
Grand Forks
Mais
Devils Lake
Williston
Minot
Bismarck
Beach
Dickinson
Mandan
Jamestown
Valley City
Unen
Father and Brothers Save Boy's Life in North Dakota
Enderlin North Dakota January 20 Ernest Anderson aged 21 was gored by a bull that tossed him fifteen feet and charged him while he lay on the ground. His father and two brothers saved him by beating the enraged beast off with pitchforks and he suffered several fractured ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enderlin
N. D
Ernest Anderson
Anderson
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A. H. Gray
EL O
Myhro
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H.C. Armoth
AsstCash
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Capt. Schaffer
STATE
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Methodist Church
Dean Howard E. Goodsell
Normal Conservatory of Music
Alliance
Hail Ass’n
Straus Clothing Co
H. E. McAndress
Pheas Society
Ws Society of
Titor
Phoas
Boy
Bull Neary
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