Lopez Executed for Murders in Chihuahua City
Pablo Lopez, Villa’s chief lieutenant implicated in the Columbus raid, was executed by firing squad at Santa Rosa Chihuahua. He directed the January massacre of 18 American miners at Santa Ysabel and showed no remorse, smiling before the command and shouting the line In the breast, brothers, in the breast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Pablo Lopez
Villa
Columbus
N. M
Santa Rosa
Chihuahua
Lopez
Santa Ysabel
Cuartel
Valley City firemen head to state meet in Fargo
A large delegation from Valley City fire department traveled to Fargo on Tuesday to attend the state convention. They aim to bring back the state meet for next year, after narrowly losing it by one vote at Wahpeton last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City Firemen
Fargo
Wahpeton
Midland Railway Moves Depot at Jamestown
Jamestown June 5 The Midland railway completed ballast work on the line started Saturday morning and reopened the Pittsburg avenue crossing for traffic. The road plans a new depot just south of the N. P. depot, improving transfers between Midland Continental and other lines for travelers.
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Jamestown
Midland Railway
Pittsburg Avenue
N. P
Midland Continental
N P Aids Road Work Meeting On Spur To Elevator Site
Kathryn Recorder reports Division Superintendent Huntington and Road Master E H Brown of the N P traveled to town Monday to confer with Mr Walker on a spur to a proposed elevator and mill site. Brown also reviewed a proposed highway south of the track west of town and discussed it with Township Supervisor J C Thoreson. He gave no firm promises but suggested the company may grant a liberal allowance for the highway's establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Recorder
F. ©. Huntington
E. H. Brown
N. P
Walker
Brown
J. C. Thoreson
Wimbledon Defeats Cooperstown 9 to 4 at Home
Wimbledon defeated Cooperstown 9 to 4 in heavy hitting game. Hegan Sommers and Jones had three base hits. Schmirler Hart and C Holstein added two base hits. Hegna struck out seven in six innings for Cooperstown. Adams struck out ten for Wimbledon over six innings. Bases on balls two each. Wimbledon left on base nine to Cooperstown twelve. Time two hours five minutes. Umpire J F Scheidt.
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Wimbledon
Cooperstown
Hegan
Sommers
Jones
Schmirler
Hart
C. Holstein
Dunmore
B. Holstein
Hartz
Betz
Hegna
Adams
Hallet
J. F. Scheidt
Swedish Lutheran Church Confirms Ten In Se>rvice
Ernest A. Martell, pastor, leads confirmation exercises and communion Sunday morning June 11 at 10 30. Ten will be confirmed in Swedish and English. Several members will join the church. If roads and weather permit, Martell will also conduct afternoon services in Litchville. Evening services canceled unless travel impeded, then English services will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Martell
Rev
Martell
Litchville
Brandeis Sworn In as Supreme Judge
Louis Brandeis, first Jew to sit on the U S Supreme Court, took the oath of office at noon in Washington. A distinguished assemblage witnessed the ceremonies marking his induction into the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Marriage Licenses Issued From Judge Irgen's Office
Licenses issued in the past days include June 3 Myron G. Carver and Gladys P. Ellsbury of Lucca and June 5 William Vey of South Haven and Ida Barstad of Raritan.
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Irgen
Myron G. Carver
Gladys P. Ellsbury
Lucca
William Vey
South Haven
Ida Barstad
Raritan
Communion Services At Valley City And Zion
Valley City worship begins at 10 30 a m with a second service in the evening at 8 o clock Zion offers a 2 30 p m service English services occur at Valley City in the evening. Miss Ruth Myhre returns from St Cloud Minn where she taught domestic science for two years and will stay with her parents on Normal Avenue for the summer. She is joined by Miss Bettie Dodds a St Cloud teacher who will visit for a few weeks.
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Valley City
Zion
Ruth Myhre
St. Cloud
Minn
Miss Myhre
E. K. Myhre
Normal Avenue
Bettie Dodds
Mankato
Miss Dodds
Mamie
Ellen Connelly
State Normal School
Eckelson
Gladys Cooley
Lincoln School
Detroit
H. L. Standley
Fargo
North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Claire Codding
Hannaford
Professor Codding
Gina Syverson
Gray’s Store
Gust Mikkelson
Lola Markley
First National Bank
Lawrence
Kan
Maude Storeim
Gertrude MacDonald
J. Diebler
Farmington
Diebler
Mary Hackett
Wimbledon
D. 8. Ritchie
F. E. Jordan
Kindreé
Della Sanberg
Northwest Nursery Co
Stella Hanson
Crookston
Local residents visit and travel notes from Valley City
Wimbledon visitor R B Cox. J V Johnson sails to Perham Minnesota for fishing. A J Wylie writes he has enlisted for the front from Victoria Canada. Local students and staff visit Eckelson Detroit and Fargo. Belgium relief fund totals reach 138199.29 with Valley City contributing 83.50. Community notices include travel, teaching assignments, and a Mary Hudson birthday event.
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R. B. Cox
Wimbledon
J. V. Johnson
John D. Gray
Perham
Minn
A. J. Wylie
Victora
Canada
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Brandeis
Chaffer
Barnes County
House
Valle
Wee Ieee
F. J. Keneke
Fingal Hardware
C .C. Carnahan
Hettinger
Celia Humphreys
Jessie Sargent
Sanborn
Elsie Conwell
Clara Swanson
C. C. Chaffee
Conwell
Elsie Schultz
Bertha Schultz
Noltimier Township
Miss Schultz
Noltimier
Grand Prairie School
Commission For Relief In
Belgium
Darby O'Malley
Tower City
Avenue
August A. Doerner
North Dakota
Great West Life Assurance, Co
Bismarck
Leona Paxton
Chaffee's
Miss Paxton
Duluth
Minnesota
Belinda Seeberg
Chaffee
Eva Anfinson
Mrs
A. Anfinson
Olive Rhodes
Erie
Alfred
Eva Jnnie Brown
Miss Brown
Elmwood
Rhodes
Ama
Selden
Miss Rhodes
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