North Dakota Girl Killed in Oklahoma
Agnes Pearl Lamott, 19, formerly of Wahpeton and Aberdeen, married then separated from Howard E. Rice Jr., and left a child in care near Breckenridge. P. H. Hunt, 26, Humbolt Tenn, shot Lamott and then killed himself in Wagoner, Oklahoma, after forcing an alleged elopement. town chief Townsend to arrange body. The Fargo area family was notified, while unknown future actions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Okla
P. H. Hunt
Humbolt
Tenn
Pearl Lamott
Townsend
Hunt
Wahpeton
N. D
Agnes Pearl Lamott
Aberdeen
Howard E. Rice, Jr
Canselton
Breckenridge
Minn
H. H. Townsend
Signatures raise question on suspending fourteen laws in Bismarck
April 29 an employee of the state tax commission says EB O Hellstrom has secured enough signatures to suspend the fourteen laws but reports from parts of the state cast doubt. About 9000 signatures may prove decisive and Governor Hanna may call an extra session to decide the fate of the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
State Tax Commission
EB. O. Hellstrom
Hanna
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Spring Tonic for Children
Delicate children and their parents are urged to take Scott's Emulsion as a spring tonic to renew blood and support activity during seasonal changes. Claiming it builds health, the ad promotes one spoonful after each meal for a month and notes it contains no wine alcohol or harmful drugs while warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Taxpayer burden in referendum cost debate and extra sessions
The article argues that special emergency clauses to bypass referendum impose costs on taxpayers through possible extra sessions or elections. It notes 1916 election timing, publishing $6,000 costs for constitutional amendments, and cites an Oregon supreme court view that five percent of voters control such expenditures. It blames petition circulators and signers for consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Oregon Supreme Court
North Dakota Enforcement League Seeks 20000 Members
In a call for a large, nonpartisan citizen group the North Dakota Enforcement League urges enrollment of 20,000 members, half of them voters, to defend Prohibition, influence legislation, and elect officials who will enforce law. The writer warns of possible resubmission efforts at the 1916 election and urges readiness to oppose liquor advocates from any side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Enforcement League
North Dakota
League
Elizabeth Clark Celebrates Birthday with Friends
Elizabeth Clark marked another career milestone with a Friday birthday gathering at her parents’ corner home on Twelfth avenue and Front street. The entertaining group sang and played games, enjoyed a luncheon, and friends departed after a jovial, well hosted evening before Robin Jaberg returned to Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clark
Twelfth Avenue
Front Street
Asa
Robin Jaberg
Sanborn
Normalonians Return Home After Eastern Tour Ovation
The Normalonians arrived home Saturday evening at 8:30 to a large crowd of students and citizens at the station, who gave them a generous ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormalonians
Normalonians
Citzens
Inmate Wagley Found By Chief Swanson In Jamestown
An escaped inmate of Jamestown asylum was located Saturday by Chief Swanson. Wagley said he walked all night before arriving here and was returned to Jamestown Saturday evening. Numerous city residents were noted in town for various affairs including medical, educational, and social visits.
Local Notes From Valley City Convention And Community
Miss Laura Sanderson county superintendent of La Moure County left Saturday on No 3 for home. At the convention she spoke with Miss Antonette Sanderson and E M Stevenson of Fargo representing Keystone Silo Co about 20000 cement silo blocks. Mrs Iva Newton of Omaka improving after an operation at Riverside hospital. Miss Mabel Shelver of Darey returned home from the teachers meeting in Valley City. Mrs Barnard Oderman of Oriska underwent an operation at Riverside hospital for appendicitis and is recovering. Dr Macdonald returns from Chicago on business. Mr and Mrs W L Greene and W Maier arrived from Mansfield by Alto. A L Schafer of Carrington left for home after two days at the convention. J J Engen returned from a trip in South Dakota. J B Pansen of Eckelson was in the city on business. EB Baker of Cooperstown was here for the last day of the convention. Matt Mason and EB McGee visited Rogers then Nome and Lucca, with a 90 mile car trip. they came in by train from Lucca. On Friday April 30 a marriage license was issued to Nels Pederson of Valley City and Bridgett Tom of St Paul. Miss Mae Stuart hosted the ladies bridge club with Mrs Paul Featherstone winning the high score. The serving of a dainty hinch.
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F C. Tenney
R. H. Bailey
Brainerd
St. Paul
Bailey
Aaron
Donald
J. W. Bailey
Rockus
Minn
Clifford Ferguson
Eckelson
Gertrude McLaughlin
Valley City
Teachers’ Convention
Darey
Bohn
Alta
Taylor
John Anderson
Cuba
Ralph Miller
Melville
Paulsen
Elkton
Valley Hotel
Geo. W. Fish
Waterloo
Emil Hackbarth
Fargo la
Selma Suby
Educational Association
John D. Gray
Fargo
T. X. Jones
Gray
Eva Stotman
Nellie Ritchie
Margaret Sandy
D. J. Minogue
Marble Works
Anamoose
Mildred Patterson
McHenry
Lana
Ruth Hart
A. L. Orange
Spiritwood
Charles G. Lund
Rhea
James
Mapleton
Laura Sanderson
la Moure County
Misa Antonette Sanderson
E. M. Stevenson
Keystone Silo Co
Iva Newton
Omaka
Riverside Hospital
Mabel Shelver
Barnard Oderman
Oriska
Macdonald
Chicago
W. L. Greene
W. Maier
Alto
Mansfield
A. L. Schafer
Carrington
J.J. Engen
South Dakota
J. B. Pansen
W. EB. Baker
Cooperstown
Matt Mason
EB. L. McGee
Rogers
Nome
Lucca
Irgens
Nels C. Pederson
Bridgett
Senator Young May Be Next Governor of N. D.
New Rockford reports the death of Mrs. J. Z. Parrish due to heart failure after acute indigestion. She leaves a husband and six children. funeral was held Wednesday and burial at the northern cemetery. In Bismarck, State officials discuss senatorial prospects with Thomas Hall undecided, while Asher L. Burdick and Congressman Young emerge as possible candidates if Burdick declines.
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New Rockford
N. D
Mra. J. Z. Parrish
Bismarck
Thomas Hall
United States
Hall
Willin
Tom
Helgeson
Norton
Hanson
Asher L. Burdick
Burdick
Congressman Young
Valley City
U S Will Ask Germany to Explain Attack on Cush ing
Washington May 2 It is believed Bryan will instruct Ambassador Gerard in Berlin to seek information from the German government about the attack on the American steamer Cush ing The Hague report says the Cush ing Captain Harland carrying petroleum from New York to Rotterdam was attacked by German airplanes near the North Hinder lightship on April 29 Three bombs were dropped one hit the ship causing damage but no lives were lost
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Washington
Bryan
Gerard
Berlin
Cushing
Vandyke
Hague
Rotterdam
Harland
Petroleuta
New York
North Hinder
Bishop O'Reilly Confirms Class at Fargo Parish
On Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Bishop James O'Reilly of Fargo confirmed a class of 33 candidates at the Catholic church. The ceremony drew one of the largest crowds, with flowers adorning the church as Fr. Ryan and Fathers Sailor and Higgins assisting. An early Mass with Holy Communion was held at 8:00 a.m.
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James O'Reilly
D. D
Fargo
Father Ryan
Sailor
Higgins
Entertained Guests At Dinner In Helena Avenue Home
Miss Lillian Cook hosted a May day dinner at her Helena avenue home honoring Miss Schook of Detroit Minnesota. Tables featured May baskets and a central basket of spring flowers in a cordial social event.
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Lillian Cook
Helena Avenue
Congressmen Young Acts as Judge in Jamestown Oratorical Contest
Congressman Young rode to Jamestown Friday morning and was chosen to serve as a judge in the state oratorical contest held there that evening. Bob McGee and Matt Mason traveled to the southeast county Thursday to deliver an automobile at Lucen and inspect the Mason farm near Nome. Mr. and Mrs. M. Naughton and daughter Mary visited from Darey Thursday, returning that night. Mary stayed to attend the educational association, staying at Miss Eva Bailey’s home. M. K. Hastings visited from Fargo Thursday and returned on No. 8. Miss Mae Van Cant and Miss Della Jacobson, teaching at Fingal, spent the weekend with Mrs. H. C. Ramoth, leaving Friday for Detroit, Minn., and Fargo respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Young
Jamestown
Bob McGee
Matt Mason
Luc‘en
Mason
Nome
M. Naughton
Mary Naughton
Darey
Devils Lake concert fuels strong alumni enthusiasm
Special to Times Record Devils Lake April 30 a packed house Thursday evening repeatedly encored the Normalanians under the Devils Lake alumni of the Valley City Normal. The audience praised the group for its spring work and looks forward to a home concert Monday. The Loyalty Song drew a spontaneous sing along as the alumni showed evident pride in their organization. After a sight-seeing trip to Devils Lake the party heads to Aneta for the final concert Friday night.
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Devils Lake
Valley City Normal
Valley City
Studl
Great Salt Lake
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Aneta
FourYearOld Burns Fire at Jensen Farm Home
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Jensen was severely burned Friday morning at the Jensen farm. She tried to light a lamp with matches and her clothing caught fire, burning badly before the flames were put out.
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Martin Jensen
Jensen Farm
Burned Barns Raise Suspicions Of Arson Band
Leonard May 1. A large barn on the Williams Schimming farm seven miles northwest of Leonard burned to the ground in the early hours. Discovered around 1 o'clock the blaze is believed to be incendiary, fueling fears of an arson band targeting Cass county farmers.
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Leonard
N. D
Cass County
Williams Schimming
Menac Ma
Baby Arrives At Gibson Home Morning Visit
A seven and a half pound baby arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson on Monday morning. Mr. Gibson works as a bookkeeper at Valley City Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaturdy
Jay Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Valley City Steam Laundry
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Bell
Barnes County
Mart Mason
Fifth Avenue
Oklahoma
N. D. Enforcement League
Elizabeth Herman
Platov Hospital
Emma Redsch
Abe Eckere
Elsie Baertch
Lund
Fried
Wimbledon
Central Educational Association
Marion Rodewell
J. W. Rodewald
North Eighth Avenue
J. M. Wwetz
Over Grand Theatre
Butter
Young
City
Miss Mary Naughton
Mary
Naughton
U. S
Germany
Bishop O'Reilly
Havre
Steenstrete
Vingtieme Siecle
Meuse
Pulfa
Arans Causcaussa
Petrograd
London
Armenia
Lake van
Shatashh
Danville
Misa Annie Bailey
The
Mint
Continental Mortgage Company
Petty & Company
Lytton Bldg
Devils Lakers
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