Barnes County Fair Closes Was A Tremendous Success
Closing late yesterday afternoon with the stock show and races the Barnes County Agricultural Fair ended amid bright prospects for future seasons. Races drew many entries and spirited contests, press boys covered the event, and the stock parade before the grand stand impressed visitors with the exhibits. The International Shows are the only attraction today as horses are loaded for the next fair on the circuit.
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Barnes County
Wisconsin Democrats split and hot contest is on
Milwaukee July 15 The Wisconsin Democratic faction led by Thos M Kearney of Racine and Judge C Karel of Milwaukee with about 500 delegates voted to nominate Kearney for U S senator and Karel for governor at the September primary The ticket would also include Willis Ludlow for lieutenant governor Charles Rading for attorney general Frederick Rawson for secretary of state Joseph Fisher for treasurer A separate announcement by Paul O Hastings and John A Aylward signals a spirited intra party contest The platform endorses the national administration Professor Oswald Brett arrives for the State Normal summer school session after spending time in Fergus N D and Park River N D by motorcycle
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Thos. M. Kearney
Racine
Judge C. Karel
United States
Karel
Willis Ludlow
Charles Rading
Frederick Raweon
Joseph Fisher
Paul O. Hasting
John A. Aylward
Oswald Brett
Fergus
N. D
State Normal
Brett
Valley City
Park River
Illness of Wheaton Starter Strikes Local Meet
H B Cory of Wheaton Minn employed as a starter at the race track for the Fair Association has acute appendicitis and is under hospital care after surgery by Dr. McDonald. His parents arrived to be with him as he recovers and plans to return home later. Music by Misses Lowe highlighted the N D P A meeting with piano and violin duets, while Miss A Elizabeth Broomall spoke on Health at the Normal school exercises.
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H. B. Cory
Wheaton
Minn
The
Fair Association
Cory
McDonald
Minneapolia
Corys
Love
Lucile Lowe
Pener
C. C. Lowe
LaMoure
Lucile
Leta Lowe
Valley City
Lowe
Association
A. Elizabeth Broomall
Oldest U. S. Man Henry Dorman Dies at 116
Lamar Missouri July 11 The oldest man in the United States Uncle Henry Dorman died at his home in his one hundred sixteenth year. He was born January 10 1799 in Steuben County New York. Army records show he enlisted as a private in Company F Seventh Michigan Cavalry in 1863 and fought at Gettysburg.
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Lamar
United States
Henry Dorman
Steuben County
N. Y
George Washington
Michigan Cavalry
Gettyeburg
Supreme Court Justice Horace Lurton dies in Atlantic City
Justice Horace Harmon Lurton of the United States Supreme Court died at a hotel in Atlantic City from heart failure induced by cardiac asthma. He was 70, had arrived July 1, and died at 5 AM after collapsing on a late night outing. Funeral services will be held in Clarksville, Tennessee, where he began his legal career, with Chief Justice White and several associates expected to attend.
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Justice Lurton
U.S. Supreme Court
Atlantic City
N. J
Horace Harman Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Ruffin
Washington
Horace H. Lurton, Jr
Nashville
Horace van Deventer
Knoxville
Clarksville
Tenn
Justice Luton
Justice White
Horace Harmon Lurton
Newport
Douglas University
Cumberland University
Sixth Chancery Division
Tennessee
Porter
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Sixth Judicial District
United States
Cleveland
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Kruempel Prize Winner Dies in North Dakota
Gus Kruempel, famed butter maker and former La Moure resident now of New Rockford, died of a stroke. A Grand Forks fair prize winner, he carried the Minneapolis Journal cup in 1909 and 1910 and was an organizer and official of the North Dakota Dairy association. A pioneer expert in butter making, he was widely known in North Dakota dairy circles.
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New Rockford
Gus Kruempel
North Dakota
la Moure
Kruempel
Grand Forks
North Dakota Dairy Association
North
Aviator Sets Altitude Record Over 21000 Feet Here
Johannisthal Germany on July 10 a world altitude record was set by a plane carrying only the aviator. Mrs George Notin of Richardton arrived to visit relatives and will stay in the city for a month or more.
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Johannisthal
Germany
George Notin
Richardton Hag
Charles B. Adams
Kansas City
Carl Jacobson
North Dakota
Miss Hedstrum Leads Chicago Visit Before European Study
Miss Plorence Hedstrum plans to depart the week after next for Chicago where she will be joined by Mr W Clare Hall and Miss Barbara Waite. The party sails August 1 for Europe for at least a year of study for Miss Hedstrum. Hall has tutored her for two years and Waite has performed with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
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Plorence Hedstrum
Chicago
Clare Hall
Barbara Waite
Europe
Miss Hedstrum
William Clare Hall
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Elected Member of National Council Elevates North Dakota Educator
State School Inspector N. C. Macdonald was elected to the National Council of Education, the top internal body of the National Association. The council, limited to 120 active members, honors contributions to education and long-standing service. This marks the first North Dakota educator to be so honored.
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N. C. Macdonald
National Council of Education
National Association
General
North Dakota
Kids Injured In Bad Auto Collision Near Fifth Ave
A car driven by M J Englert struck a water hydrant hidden by weeds near Fifth Ave just after 10 am. Two boys suffered severe facial cuts and widespread bruising, while Englert was unhurt. Both boys were taken to Platou hospital for treatment.
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Platou Hospital
Salazar Reported To Have Escaped At Wingate Fort
Reports from Wingate New Mexico say Jose Nez Salazar, among nearly 5000 Mexicans held at Fort Wingate, escaped the stockade by crawling through barbed wire after paying an American guard. A satchel with 13000 was seized, and a prior 13000 theft from a Mexican federal Paymaster was noted. Secret service you say a fund in El Paso aimed to free Salazar and Rodrigo Quevedo and unleash a large-scale escape and arming of prisoners into Mexico.
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EL Paso
Texas
Wingate
N. M
Jose Nez Salazar
Fort Wingate
United States Army
Fort Bliss
Salazar
Secret Service
Rodrigo Quevedo
Mexico
Former Bismarck Man Killed by Lightning
William Last a former Bismarck resident was killed near his Miles City Montana homestead by lightning while driving home from town with Mise Rolfe. The body will be buried in Bismarck from his parents’ home.
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Bismarck
William Last
Miles City
Mont
Mise Rolfe
Red River
Grand Forks
N. D
Roin
Simpson
North Dakota
Carl J. Lee
Lee
Barnes County
University of Wisconsin
Chautauqua
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American National Bank
Burpine
Profita
James Grady
H. C. Myhro
H. C. Armoth
A.C. Thurkelson
Seltima
National Council
J. Englert
James Weir
St. Paul
City
Normal School
Ming Norah Nelson
Right Price Mercantile Company
Bowman
Professor Lee
Court House
Joseph Williams
Blanchard
Myrtle Curtis
Our Savings Department
Middlewest Loan and Trust Company
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