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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1914

Page

3

American Executed Alert Sparks Diplomatic Action

Washington reports claim of Dr Edward W Ryan Scranton Pa to be shot by Mexican federals at Zacatecas prompting U S efforts to confirm or deny. State department seeks protection for Ryan arguing potential reprisals complicating peaceful settlement. Also notice: Dr J H Rindlaub Fargo N D to lecture May 11 on Conservation of the Senses and School Inspection at Normal Auditorium with free admission as guest of the Sheyenne Valley Medical society.

United Press Washington Edward W. Ryan Scranton Zacatecaz State Department Ryan United States J. H. Rindlaub Fargo N. D Ucon Rindlaub Sheyenne Valley Medical Society

Jelly Roll Recipe From Mrs. McKenzie Hill

A 19th century kitchen note presents Jelly Roll using two eggs and milk to roll without cracking. It lists ingredients like sugar, flour, salt, baking powder, lemon rind, and jelly, with optional hot milk and generous steps to beat eggs and sugar until light, bake in a moderate oven, and finish with powdered sugar. It references KC Jelly Roll and KC Cook's Book illustrated in a KCing Powder promotion.

Janet McKenzie Hill Boston Cooking School T4guxs Mrc. Co Chicago Ill

North Dakota club notes and regional meetings update

A North Dakota Federation update covers the Fine Arts club in Fargo bringing the Coburn Players June 3 and 4 with Moors dance exponents and Shakespearean repertoire. Oakes Woman's club plans tea programs to raise funds for a library. The Mothers' club rest room in Oakes proves permanent after strong support. Affiliated Nurses' Association convention in Bismarck featured Governor Hanna and Dr. Quain. District meetings set for Ellendale May 12, Devils Lake May 6–7, Wahpeton April 24. reports to follow.

Fine Arts Club Fargo Coburn Woman's Club of Oakes Mothers’ Club Affiliated Nurses’ Association of the North Dakota Federation Bismarck Hanna E. P Quain Bertha Erdmann Department of Nursing Univrsity of North Dakota St. Barnaba's Hospital Minneapolis Louise Hoermann Ellendale Devils Lake Wahgeton

Congressmen Young Declares Will Remain On Job

Washington May 4 Congressmen George M Young forwards to the North Dakota secretary of state a statement for the official campaign pamphlet He pledges to continue faithful service in Congress during troublous times and to rely on supporters for reelection while not leaving congressional duties to campaign full time

Washington George M. Young North Dakota Young Congress

Bodies From Mine 75

Seventy five blackened corpses were located in Mine No 5 of the New River Collieries company at Eccles West Virginia. Recovery is slow and bodies are buried as soon as brought to surface. Fishing season opens in North Dakota with stocking of rivers by Mayor Platow and others. Charles Camel and wife move to a house on Elizabeth Street.

United Press Eccles W. Va New River Collieries Company Gag North Dakota Valley City Minnesota Locks Platow

Irresolution is a worse vice than rashness

Irresolution is described as a major flaw that undermines judgment and action. The quote compares irresolution to an illness that unsettles the whole body, causing inaction and scattered efforts. It emphasizes that hesitation paralyzes progress and damages state function.

Governor seeks more troops for northern strike field

Denver May 1 Governor Ammons telegraphed Secretary of War Garrison requesting an additional troop detachment for the northern strike field. Major Holtbrook says troops under him are insufficient to safeguard Boulder county and the southern field. One hundred fifty tallitimens moved from Walsenburg passed through en route to Louisville. Trinidad reports U S cavalrymen faced initial complications after Holbrook ordered guards to stay on mine property and strikers to keep away from mines. Strikers may refuse to disarm and expect mine guards to retain arms amid lingering tension. Militiamen are leaving the field today.

United Press Denver Colo Ammons Holtbrook Boulder County Walsenburg Louisville Trinidad United States Holbrook

Hanna Will Join Fight On Cocaine Campaign

Minot North Dakota May 1 The aggressive campaign against the illegal cocaine traffic in this city has led the governor to say he will devote his strength to aid the campaign across North Dakota and will endorse legislative moves to curb this traffic. Publicity has been given the campaign by Minot papers and the effort seems to be gaining support throughout the state with many papers commenting favorably on the work.

Minot N. D North Dakota Northwest

Civic Improvement League Holds Semiannual Meeting

Spring fever grips Valley City youths as truants roam fields while the Civic Improvement League meets at the Commercial club with 75 to 100 attendees. President Mrs Otto Zetterberg delivers a six month summary and thanks donors. officers are elected and plans discussed for a united departmental club, dairy inspections, and prize gardens.

Cne Improvement League Otto Zetterberg Chilberg Frank White James Greenwood Wennett Walter White Wemett League Mize ‘Winstead Otto Zettersberg A. W. Macsdonald Mid Edwin Mayland

Fly Carries Millions of Germs in Water Bath

An experiment with 414 unspecific flies showed each could carry from 1 250 000 up to 6 600 000 germs. After a fly was sterilized and placed in clean water, it released more than 5 000 000 germs into the bath, illustrating high germ transfer by diphtheria or related flies.

Millions for Use of Army in Immediate Appropriations

Washington May 1 Charge O Shaughnessy now at Vera Cruz is expected in the United States soon to confer with the president and state department. It is indicated that permanent peace is not expected from mediation by the request that appropriations in the army bill totaling one hundred million be made immediately available. A resolution to this effect has Wilsons approval. A similar order is expected on naval appropriations.

United Press Washington Charge O'Shaughnessy Vera Cruz United States State Department Mediaton Wilson

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