Colonel Heads Reunited GOP In 1916
Washington reports Colonel Roosevelt plans to head a reunited GOP in 1916. The move follows his withdrawal from Outlook duties to oppose the current administration, signaling a strategy to unite progressives with conservatives against the reform-minded trend. Roosevelt’s return aims to rally Republicans behind him while sparing the party from internal splits.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Therfore
London
Oyster Bay
America
South America
Republican Post
Marks
Penrose
Pinchot
Ife
Impaled by Bull Hurler Near Yucca Man Near Death
Carl Bauman, a wealthy farmer near Yucca, was attacked by a bull while in his pasture. The creature gored him through the shoulder, tearing flesh and breaking bones, with facial and neck injuries. He was moved to the city hospital and underwent surgery to set the broken bones.
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Carl Bauman
Yucca
Mr. Bauman
Bauman
Chautauqua Hosts Boston Bloomer Girls versus Valley City Nine
Amusement for the press day crowd features the Boston Bloomer Girls team opposing Valley City at the Chautauqua diamond. The nine game lineup includes six women and three men and is billed as a top road squad from the Eastern culture center. The event attracts state leaders of the press and public alike next Saturday.
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Chautauqua
Smith
Boston Bloomer Girls
Fast Valley City
Chautauqua Diamond
Death of Valley City Woman After Five Day Illness
Mrs. A. Martin, a Valley City resident for about 12 years, died Monday July 6 1914 at her home after a five day illness due to heart failure following benign fever and illness. She leaves a husband and seven children. Interment was at Woodbine cemetery at 3 pm with Rev. Lyon presiding. The Chautauqua Park tent was burned to prevent contagion and the family moved home under medical supervision.
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A. Martin
Ani
Chautauqua Park
Woodbine Cemetery
Lyon
Martin
Chautauqua, Park
Murder Mystery Deepens in Nassau County Probe
Freeport detectives from a nationally prominent agency joined Nassau authorities in probing the murder of Mrs. Louise Bailey, killed in Dr. Edwin Carman's office last Tuesday. An inquest was adjourned to Wednesday to pursue leads after Dr. Carman described a bicyclist who trailed his car from Rockville Center and fired three shots along a rural road. Four persons living nearby are involved in the unfolding story.
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Freeport
N. Y
Ua Onal
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
Nassau County
Carman
Rockville Center
Here
Cadillac sales and alleged life attempt noted in Long Island area
Dr Carman claimed an earlier life attempt occurred and detectives report witnesses heard shots. S P Haff Jr of Lynbrook said the shot was fired while he drove near Freeport but no one nearby confirms hearing it. Valley City Cadillac buyers include Wm Burchill who bought a handsome auto from Fred Riedmann Agency, with Wm Horton of Horton Motor Co. present.
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Cadillac
Valley City
Wm. Burchill
Fred Riedmann
Wm. Horton
Horton Motor Company
Riedman
Pulmotor Secured For Chautauqua Readiness
Chautauqua now has a pulmotor for emergencies funded by Valley City physicians contributing $25 each, with the remainder covered by local merchants. The device is a new emergency measure, acknowledged as a needed precaution despite past accidents being unavoidable.
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Chautauqua
Valley City
Big Crowds and Big Program on Fourth
Logan News reports a large July Fourth crowd at Martins with about five thousand attendees, up from last year. The Schumann Quintette headlined two performances praised by all, followed by Dr. Guild of Fargo speaking on industrial harmony and Miss Willis performing, drawing strong attention from locals.
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Shas
Hunter's
Schumann Quintette
Guild
Fargo
Brotherhood
Miss Willis
Dr. Guild
Round-Up in Police Court Before Magistrate Moe
A July 2 1914 raid brought eighteen hoboes wanderers and tongas before Police Magistrate J J Moe charged with vagrancy. Judges warned a second appearance would bring ten days hard labor one of several summer raids to “clean up the town” in Valley City North Dakota.
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J. J. Moe
Moe
Knights of the Road
Valley City
North Dakota
Government experts address students at Normal school
Dr. A. O. Benson of the U S Bureau of Education spoke at the Normal school on July 7 1914 praising teaching as the greatest profession on earth. President McFarland remarked government recognition of teacher expertise and suggested remedial agencies. The speaker urged self help by teachers and students and said credit should be given for achievements beyond the classroom.
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A. O. Benson
U. S. Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
McFarland
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