Panama Canal Exemption Debate Sparks Party Rifts
The Democratic platform backs exemption for ships passing the Panama Canal and coastwise trade. President Wilson argues the canal aids Atlantic to Pacific shipping for farmers. Champ Clark warns against ceding domestic trade rights and foreign entanglements, while Mann cautions that giving away such rights could be irreversible.
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Panama Canal
Wilson
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
Champ Clark
Congress
United States
Mann
Prohibition Progress Across States
Prohibition gains momentum with nine states already dry and 71 percent of the nation under saloonless rule. Five states push campaigns for state-wide prohibition next November, while Idaho Arizona Iowa Texas Utah and Florida plan or stir for similar actions.
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United States
Washington
Oregon
California
Colorado
Virginia
Idaho
Arizona
Iowa
Texas
Utah
Florida
Davidson announces bid for Barnes County commissioner
Andrew H. Davidson of Barnes County, long active in local affairs, visited Valley City on Wednesday to file his second district county commissioner declaration with the Times Record. Supporters across the district expect him to fairly represent local interests if nominated and elected. The piece also notes improvement in Sheyenne River, praiseworthy fishing prospects, and a near-term shift toward Minnesota lakes for sport.
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Andrew H. Davidson
Barnes County
Valley City
Times
Davidson
Sheyenne
Minnesota Lakes
Death of Jacob Rily Elicits Public Mourning
Thousands mourn Jacob Rily a police reporter turned reformer who exposed harsh realities in New York slums and wrote about bio experiences. His legacy frames social reform and public conscience as a historical record of highest type. An ocean disaster claims eight hundred souls underscoring Safety First failures. Valley City gears for a circus month with two triple ring shows.
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Jacob’ Rily
New York
Political Announcements for Congress and Sheriff Nomination
W P Tuttle of Dawson announces as Republican candidate for congress in the Second District. Ady Sam J Aan dahl announces as Republican candidate for Barnes County sheriff, pledging full dedication if elected, citing residence, barness and legislative experience.
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Congress
P. Tuttle
Dawson
Barnes County
Barness
Ady
Sam J
Aandahl
Barnes County Sheriff and Auditor Campaign Notices
Barnes County voters are urged to support Republican candidates in the June 24, 1914 primaries. James Kelly seeks sheriff nomination after four years as deputy, Casper Winkler announces for sheriff, Henry E. Nelson runs for county auditor with years of county experience and pledges diligent service to the county.
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Barnes County
Stenshoel
James Kelly
Barnea County
North Dakota
Casper Winkler
Henry E. Nelson
Campaign announcements and candidate declarations in Barnes County
A collection of 1914 campaign notices from Barnes County announcing candidates for county auditor and commissioner on the Republican ticket, plus statewide remarks urging Progressive party affiliation and a candidate for state senator from the 38th legislative district. Included are statements by Charles W. Nelson, John F. Krug, and Martin Thoresen, with dates and local political appeals.
O. M. Rob announces reelection bid for Barnes County Register
Candidacy notice filed on the Republican ticket seeks reelection as Register of Deeds in Barnes County. The candidate states intent to govern efficiently if nominated and elected, with June primaries pending voter will.
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Myeem
Barnes County
Charles W. Nelson
Register of Deeds
M. Rob
Thurston Seeks Nomination for Fifteenth District State House
For the legislature I announce that Andrew Thurston is a candidate for the nomination for representative in the state legislature from the Fifteenth district at the primaries on June 24, subject to voters in the district. He respectfully solicits your vote.
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Fifteenth Legislative
Adv
Andrew Thurston
For State Treasurer Candidate Tam A. Rollefberg
Tam a Rollefberg seeks Republican nomination for State Treasurer at the June 24 1914 primary. Born 1858 in Fillmore County Minnesota and resident of Cooperstown in 1884. He served eight years as Griggs County Register of Deeds and later established at Courtenay Stateman County to farm and run implements business. Ady Courtenay N D requests support and votes. Also James Collins seeks Republican Railroad Commissioner nomination at the June primaries.
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Rollefberg
Tam
Fillmore County
Minnesota
Cooperstown
Griggs County
Courtenay
Republian
James Collins
Political notices from Barnes County candidates in 1914
A set of election notices announces candidacies for state legislature from the fifteenth district on the Republican ticket, for county commissioner First district nomination on June 24, 1914, and for Barnes County Register of Deeds. FRANK FE PLOYHAR asks support for re election. BEN NORTHRIDGE lists June 24 primaries. HENRY BRAL seeks Register of Deeds, resident since 1879, pledges honorable efficient service if nominated and elected.
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Adv
Frank FE. Ployhar
Barnes County
Register of Deeds
Henry Bral
Barnes County Primaries Announce Candidates 1914
Henry T. Biwi seeks Republican nomination for County Commissioner in the First District of Barnes County with June 24 1914 primaries. Andrew H. Davidson announces candidacy for Second District County Commissioner on the Republican ticket subject to voters. Ed Cox and a Valley City High School graduate referenced in brief notice.
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Barnes County
Havel
John F. Krug
Valley City
North Dakota
Commission
Henry T. 1
Biwi
Counyt
Andrew H. Davidson
Ed. Com
Courtenay
Cox
Deserves Second Term George M Young Reelection Bid
North Dakota representative George M Young seeks renomination for a second term in Congress. Local papers praise his service and emphasize his focus on North Dakota's best interests while noting opposition remains uncertain.
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George M. Young
Congress
North Dakota
Maddock Standard
Hdgeley Mall
Camp and community notes from a 1914 city edition
Gust Anderson heads to Cagewell North Dakota for school term relief likely absent two to three weeks. Carl Wilberg visits sister Mrs Harkenson for a week. Henry Celer arrives from Fargo to stay with Mr and Mrs William Nilson. Four Ladies Aid circles meet at M E church with leaders Mrs Harvey Taylor Mrs Barton Mrs Butterfield and Mrs Galloway. Mrs Henry Hogay from Cooperstown improving at Platou hospital. Miss Ellen Rude surprised with a bridal shower and will move to Montana after marriage. Mr and Mrs Cady and children head to Spiritwood Lake to camp over Sunday. Mr H D McKay son Hubard and Glen Moe also motor to Spiritwood Lake for camping. P G Davidson and Darby O Malley file for re election to Board of Education with two three year terms up for vote Tuesday June 2 at High School office.
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Henry Celer
Fargo
Ellen Rude
Miss Rude
Montana
Cady
Spiritwood Lake
H. D. McKay
Son Hubard
Glen Moe
P. G. Davidson
Darby O'Malley
Board of Education
Free jewelry offer from North Dakota insurance abstract ad
An old clipped ad blends a North Dakota insurance abstract with a sensational jewelry promotion. It touts a London necklace and Evelyn Thaw bracelet as free gifts for شراء purchases, mingling financial figures with marketing copy and a mail‑order offer from United Sales Company in Dayton, Ohio.
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London
Evelyn Thaw
New York
Premier Non-Puncture Auto Tires Introductory Offer
Strongtread Rubber Co advertises the Premier Non-Puncture tires with a 7,500 mile guarantee covering punctures wear and blowouts. Government service orders noted. Ten day prices list sizes from 28x38 to 37x44 with discounts for prepaid full payments and direct sales to avoid middlemen profits.
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United States
Strongtread Rubber CO. Onyton
Onis
North Dakota Insurance Certifies Company Authority
The North Dakota Insurance Commissioner certifies that the North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company is fully empowered to transact authorized insurance in the state until March 31, 1916, per laws and its charter on file. A telegram from Barnes County Fair Association notes a Good Roads lecture at the fall fair, aimed at educational value, with a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Carl Bonde by her Sunday school class of twelve girls, prior to her Norway trip.
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North Dakota
North Dakot
Ofice of
Commissioner of New Once
W. C. Taylor
Ofice of Commissioner of Insurance
Mutual Fire In
Cou
A.D
Dismarck
Bigge
Barnes County Fair Association
Washington
Office of Good Roads
Fall
Fair Association
Carl Bonde
East First Street
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Valley City Times Record
Baby City
Hyde
Valley Mim
Misia
Prohibition Progress
W. P. Tuttle
A. H. Asker
Progressive Party
Jane
Martin Thoresen
Hutchinson
Wernwewsoxan
Manaon County
Ros Comussione
Vantculture
Commieatoner
Ben Northridge
T. H. Tharalson
John Steen
Renin Cubhe
Ter
Tegintature
Plorca
Gust Anderson
Cagewell
N. D
Carl Wilberg
Mrs. Harkenson
Dakota
la Yurs
Fe Ws
Kcidel
Mannecretary
D. Wy Cla
Hrivelpa
Auortey
Ammount
Amenes -Eesrsercy
Unites Sales Company
Dyton
Ohio
Miles
Rinard Seielly
Ape
A. Besnes
Taylor
Commssioner
Insurances
Tar
Rance
International Harvester Oil and Gas Engines
Uccessful
National Harvester
Actio Eatery
South Art
Byzette
Anal Harvester Company of America
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