Local Man Opens Fire Insurance Office in Twin City
Major Frank White, a leading Middlewest Fire Insurance figure, opens offices in the former Middlewest Fire Insurance building to manage Middlewest Fire Underwriters and Northwest National, with local and state operations extending into North Dakota. H. A. Presler assists with Middlewest fire work from the same office, as A. J. Henry Jr. supports. The combined premium volume last year approached one quarter of a million dollars and is expected to rise. Also noted are social alumni banquet details and a brief local homecoming update for Jean Keene and son Orlo.
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Mexican Republic Sees Farty Peace in Sight
Mexico City reports satisfaction at likely end to northern revolts and partial south scope. Huerta believes he can resolve the Zapatista trouble with a campaign. rumors say Emilio Madero and Raoul Madero possibly killed. U S troops at Galveston total about 3,000 with trains encamped for frontier protection.
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North Dakota press votes to end ready print insides
Minot meeting of the North Dakota Press Association adopts resolutions urging publishers to discontinue ready prints when serials end and print at home. The move aims to curb the ready print trust, reduce costs for subscribers, and seek public cooperation in resisting price hikes.
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Wilson May Visit Capitol Each Day
Washington reports a plan attributed to President-elect Wilson to spend part of each working day in the capitol president's room to keep in touch with lawmakers. Democrats weigh precedent and possible implications for executive action versus congressional independence.
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North Dakota to skip Panama Exposition plans stalled
North Dakota will not be represented at the Panama exposition in San Francisco or San Diego unless Senator Gilbert secures later funding. The San Francisco show remains funded at twenty five thousand, while San Diego was cut from the bill and now awaits renewed appropriation. A Minneapolis social event hosted by Columbian Club members included Mrs. Frank Chapman and Mrs. Willis Helm with 75 attendees and a piano solo by Miss Louis Chapman.
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Times Tecora Dispatch Expands Rural Correspondents
The paper extends its coverage by adding correspondents to smaller towns in the county and to rural communities, broadening local reporting reach.
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