Carranza forced on Mexicans cited by US dispatches
Reports from Mexico City on July 1 describe Huerta sending his sons toward Puerto and preparing to depart. Zapata rejects Carranza and vows to fight him. Mexican delegates at Niagara Falls dispute US proposals seen as pressuring a sham election. Public notices mention local events and Meadow Lake Fourth celebrations.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico City
Huerta
Puerto
Mexico
Niagara
Constitutionalist
Zapata
Carranza
Ayala
Agarlan
Nesr
Robert Batevaruiz
Niagara Falls
United States
President Links Suffrage to State Issue at White House
President tells 500 plus women suffragists that woman suffrage is a state matter and he will not back a constitutional amendment in Congress. Rogers farmers form a cooperative general store with many stockholders. A large concrete dam at Thain was washed out by heavy rains.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Congress
Rogers
Thain
Snappy Baseball Games Assured for Valley City Teams
Prom Wednesday shows Valley City facing Orisha at 6 30 p m on the new grounds near the Farm Boys Encampment. Fingal visits Friday, Fargo Athletics Saturday for a big Fourth of July game. Also notes the Peterson Jesvold nuptials with 900 guests at Fingal Norma church and reception.
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Farm Boys
Valley City
Orisha
Fingal
Fargo I Athletics
Election Returns From 41 Precincts Reported
Partial countywide results update shows returns from 41 precincts of 52 with totals and leading candidates. Figures indicate early trends and margin movements as tabulation continues.
Child Drowned in Water Tank Near Rutland
In Cayura North Dakota on July 1 an 18 month old boy died after falling into a water trough at the Ole Moen residence near Rutland. Mrs Moen left the child in the yard and found him nearly lifeless upon returning. Dr Barker arrived too late to save him.
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Cayura
N. D
Ole Moen
Rutland
Hanna and Hellstrom Again To Compete In Full Election
Death disrupts a community as Mrs. Louisa Grovernor dies at her sister’s home after months of illness. Funeral services occurred at the sister’s residence led by Rev. Gossman with burial in Dazey cemetery. Community sympathy floods to the bereaved family.
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Hanna
Hellstrom
Louisa Grovernor
Fred Lang
Gossman
Dazey
Enire
C. H. Hunter
Valley City
C. Jensen
Marie
Albert
John Weller
Ben Nolen
Valley
City
Playground Hours for Children at Chautauqua Feature
Chautauqua offers daily playground for children under Miss Ruth B Cranz supervision. Children meet at the Secretary's tent at 9 30 in the forenoon and 3 o clock in the afternoon then attend supervised activities including hand work games story telling and sand modeling in a grove away from the water.
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Ruth B. Cranz
Miss Cranz
Chautauqua
Pacifi Grove
Tev
Miss Ducan
Mies Crana
Cranz
Miss Duncan
National Educational Association Convention Set for St Paul
The fifty second annual convention of the National Educational association will be held in St Paul July 4 to 11 with council meetings July 4, educational Sunday July 5 and regular sessions starting July 6. North Dakota educators attending include N C Macdonald of Valley City. Prominent speakers include Joseph Swain Swarthmore College Sidney Gulick of Imperial University Japan Lois Mathews of Wisconsin Sophonisba Breckinridge Emma Perkins Mary Woolley and others.
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National Educational Association
St. Paul
National Council
North Dakota
N. C. Macdonald
Valley City
State Consolidated Rural
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Sidney Lewis Gulick
Imperial University At
Klote
Japan
America
Mra
Lois Kimball Mathews
University of Wisconsin
Sophonisba Preston Breckinridge
University of Chicago
Emma M. Perkins
Latin Women's College
Western Reserve University
Mary EB. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
New York Chosen for 1917 Sunday School Convention
International Sunday School association selects New York for the 1917 convention and starts a campaign to Calgary for 1920. The committee report bars the Reformed Church of Latter Day Saints, the Christian Scientist and certain other churches from membership.
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Chicago
New York
International Sunday School Association
Calgary
Can
Reformed Church of Latter Day Saints
The
Christian Scientist
Weekend Visits and Education Notes From Local News
Miss Olive Bendelow spent the Week's end with Nina Livingston while Miss Ida Nelson visited friends in Pillsbury. Irene McMichael returned home for her summer vacation. Mr and Mrs Fred Mitchell attended a gathering at Livingstone's for Children’s Day. Mrs DuVall left for Fargo on a three month Women for Twentieth Century Life trip. Nathan C Schaeffer Pa State Superintendent spoke on The Purpose of Elementary and High School Education. Alexander Meiklejohn Amherst College spoke on The Purpose of the Liberal College.
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George Gordon
Lizzie
Valley City
Haney
Fargo
McLees
Jessie
Sheldon
N. C
A. McLees
Arthur Kee
Will Campbell
Anna Jonessg
Wimbledon
Brueske
Mansfield
Ming Alice Tabbert
Valley City Normal
Roy Cowdrey
Normal
Wm. Jones
Meadow Lake Township
Olive Bendelow
Nina Livingston
Ida Nelson
Pillsbury
Irene McMichael
Fred Mitchell
Livingstone
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Harrisburg
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst College
Liberal College
Norton overwhelms Simpson in North Dakota primary
In Hettinger on June 26 Congressman Norton defeated Leslie A. Simpson for the Republican nomination in the third district with a roughly 2,000 vote margin. Norton swept Stark, Hettinger and Mercer counties, while Simpson led only in those counties. Incomplete returns show Hanna poised for governor and Grenna for U S Senator with Norton likely to win the Third District seat.
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Geo. M. Young
Norton
F. O. Hellstrom
W. E. Purcell
United States
Hanna
Burdick
Wighek
Wishek
Buster Brown Visits Valley City With Tige Dog
Yesterday at 2 PM the John D Gray Company hosted Buster Brown and his dog Tige at the John D Gray store in Valley City. Buster spoke on shoes and handed out souvenirs like clickers buttons and paper masks to cheerful children amid a loud crowd.
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John D. Gray Company
Buster Brown
Tige
John D. Gray
Valley City
Buster
Cupid Battles Eugenics Law Battles in Fargo
In Fargo the 1913 North Dakota eugenics marriage law, effective July 1, limits marriages. May and June saw 8 and 29 licenses issued this year, down from 23 and 51 the previous year, per county clerk Jack Wier.
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Fargo
Dan Cupid
North Dakota
Jack Wier
Convict Robs Boy Scouts on Sibley Island
In Bismarck on June 27 a camp of boy scouts on Sibley Island was raided while most youths were ashore. A rough man stole food and a 22 caliber pistol from the remaining campers and threatened violence. Police notified after the boys reported the incident. guards searched the penitentiary escapee described suspect.
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Bismarck
Sibley Island
Perkins county homesteader found dead after three day missing
A Rabbit Creek Perkins county homesteader was found dead in his bloodstained bed after a three day disappearance. Foul play is suspected as investigators pursue leads.
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Rabbit Creek
Perkins County
Lakota Pushes Special Bond Issue for New Courthouse
A special bond proposal for a new courthouse was urged by Lakota and a special election was held today to decide on a $5 000 issue. Jamestown Seventh Day Adventist meetings drew over 1200 attendees last week with sixty baptisms.
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Duluth
Minn
Origer
American National Bank
Valley City, N. D
Guryiee
Fara Losas Specialty
Congress Young Vicsevseerevener
Tuttle
Register of Deeds, Real
Roe Eicseesienee Teveeenee
County Auditor
C. W. Nelson
Erenees
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H. E. Nelson
Sam Randahl
Casper Winkler
James Kelly
Hanna Ayy
Wishek Vy
Sibley News
Lee Combs
Order of B. P. O. E
Elks
Magic City
Helen Defoe
Ruth B
Pillsbury News
Charles DuVall
R.E. Flint
L. B. Hanna
A. J. Grenna
J. H. Fraine
Thomas Tharalson
Henry Linde
Agriculture and Labor
R. F. Flint
Cupid
Jamestown
the Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Elbert Hubbard
Sally Loa
Birtles
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