Gummer Trial On At Fargo This A.M
Eight witnesses for the state testify in the murder case of Miss Marie Wick 18 of Grayla Minn found dead in Prescott Hotel room 20 where William Gummer night clerk at the time is linked to the June 6 7 killing. Large crowds gathered outside the Fargo court as the trial resumed with potential postponement rumour.
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Fargo
William Gummer
Marie Wick
Grayla
Minn
Prescott
Gummer
Barnett
Minneapolis
Farge
Minot Officials Seek Return of Alleged Auto Thieves
Sheriff A P Shorefield with Jett Jacobson and Chief Harry Bryne left for Minneapolis to bring back Long Slim Johnson Gunnerd Olson and John Clause alias Brown to face grand larceny charges. The trio, arrested in Minneapolis, are believed linked to a Minot auto theft gang. A. Hurd and Morgan, self confessed thieves in Minot, said to have named the three.
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Minot
A. P. Shorefield
Jett Jacobson
Harry Bryne
Minneapolis
Long Slim” Johnson
Gunnerd Olson
John Clause
Brown
A. Hurd
Morgan
Daily Market Report from Minneapolis and South St. Paul
Daily market report lists grain prices in Minneapolis with dark northern and No 1 northern grades and oats, barley, rye, flax values. At South St. Paul stockyards June 28 receipts include cattle calves hogs sheep with price ranges for beef steers cows canners butchers stockers hogs lambs ewes wethers yearlings and bucks.
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Daily Market
Minneapolis
South St. Paul
Union Stock Yards
Attempt to Stop Championship Fight in Jersey City
Robert Wilson and others in Jersey City seek to block the championship boxing match set for next Saturday arguing it will attract undesirables and demoralize youth. They claim the event is a prize fight not an exhibition and allege a plan to sell fake tickets.
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Jersey City
N. J
Robert Wilson
Delivered Guns to Irish Republic Reported from Washington
A message from Washington states two vessels sailed from American ports and delivered guns to the Irish Republic. The report aligns with earlier dispatches about Lord Mayor O Calligan’s departure from the United States.
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Irish Republic
Washington
O’calligan
Europe
United States
Whiskey Runner Caught Near Minot by Prohibition Officers
Prohibition officers seized a Ford roadster and eight cases of whiskey and gin belonging to J. W. Shank of Minot. Shank fled into a farm yard three miles northeast of the city but was captured by officers after the chase.
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Minot
J. W. Shank
Shank
Here
Heat Expected For World Championship Fight Under Clear Sun
Washington dispatch notes forecasts for next Saturday’s championship bout under a hot sun with a risk of a thunder shower at the big arena. The weather outlook emphasizes scorching conditions expected to draw global attention to the event.
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Washington
British coal strike ends after three months
London reports the coal strike in England settled with miners accepting government terms. Pits had been at a standstill for nearly three months.
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London
England
House Destroyed by Fire at Minot Farm Home
Minot June 28. Jess Wither's farm home near here was completely destroyed by fire from an oil stove in the kitchen while Mrs. Withers was resting in the front part of the house.
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Minot
Jess Wither
Here
Americanization Leader Mrs Vayhinger to Speak at Valley City Chautauqua
Mrs. Culla J. Vayhinger director of the Americanization Department of the National WCTU will speak at Valley City Chautauqua Sunday afternoon July 3rd. The Indiana resident and speaker is famed for her work in Americanization and will address issues of language, immigration, and national unity drawing on a parable about three men and a ship to illustrate choices.
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Culla J. Vayhinger
Blue Island Ave
Chicago
Til
Vayhinger
Indiana
Upland
Wayhinger
Valley City Chautauqua
Valley City
America
Giuseppi
Chautauqua
Possible Strike Looms Among Railroad Workers
Chicago June 28 A railroad workers strike loomed as shop employees rejected a 12 percent wage cut by a vote of 448000 to 325000. About six hundred thousand AF of L railroad workers exist nationwide. The stance of the Big Four will be decided by chiefs meeting Friday. The wage cut amounts to 400 million dollars a year.
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Chicago
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Big Four Brotherhood
Tractor Show Opens at Fargo National Event
Fargo North Dakota reports the national tractor show began at 8 this morning with 39 tractors entered to plow seed on a ten acre plot. A ten horse team also started work at 8. Six hundred tents dot the grounds as representatives from major machine firms arrive alongside farmers and business leaders. The commercial club hosts the visitors tonight. The organizers expect a big success.
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Fargo
N. D
Wakeley
Commercial Club
Cee
Rumor of New Carpentier Blow Grabs Attention
From Jersey City, June 28, reports echoing from the George Carpentier camp claim a new secret blow may exist to dethrone the champion. The chatter contrasts Carpentier’s rumored weapon with Dempsey’s open training, noting no sensational changes.
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Jersey City
George Carpentier
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Mysterious Fire Kills Eleven in Mayfield Home
Sheriff McCain investigates a deadly blaze in Mayfield that claimed two entire families, the Lawrences and the Drews, along with seven children. Clues include blood soaked clothing a pistol with empty chambers and a five gallon gasoline can as neighbors recall screams from the night of the blaze.
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Mayfield
McCain
Ernest Lawrence
Althoug
Otis Drew
Conference on Irish peace awaiting De Valera assent
London reports Lord George to hold talks on Irish peace with President De Valera expected to assent. The British cabinet will meet to receive Ulster’s response to the invitation. Officials prepare to meet Sinn Fein figures at the conference with insistence on including those who have acted viciously toward Great Britain.
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London
Lord George
de Valera
Ireland
Great Britain
Mos
Time limits set for reargument petitions in Townley Gilbert case
The Minnesota supreme court has underscored that June 30 is the deadline for C. A. Townley and Joseph Gilbert to file petitions for rearguments of their espionage act convictions. Gilbert serves a Goodhue county sentence. the Bonners League president plans to push the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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St. Paul
C. A. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Jackson County
Gilbert
Goodhue County
Fone
Bonners League
Woman Goes to Trial for Murder in Cleveland
The trial of Mrs Eva Kath n Kaber opened in Cleveland Ohio today as the first of six defendants charged with first degree murder in the death of her wealthy Lakewood publisher husband on June 19. Jury selection is expected to take two to three days.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eva Kathn Kaber
Hawaiian Rehabilitation Bill Passes Senate
The Hawaiian rehabilitation bill was approved by the Senate. It aims to place Hawaiian families on the land and set aside land for native homesteads, enabling native land ownership and settlement.
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Washington
Senate
No orders issued to stop fight in Jersey City match
Vice Chancellor Steven Osaka declined to issue orders to halt the world championship bout set for next Saturday in Jersey City. He referred the International Bureau of Reform to another judge for their petition to stop the fight.
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Jersey City
N. J
Stevenosaka
Isue
International Bureau of Reform
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