Kiwanis Club to Receive Charter in Valley City
The Valley City Kiwanis Club prepares for a charter presentation at the Masonic Temple this week. Delegations from Fargo Grand Forks Moorhead Fergus Falls Minneapolis St Paul Devils Lake and more will attend. A dinner at eight and charter ceremony follow, with speakers William C Green and Walter C Hampton.
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Valley City Kiwanis Club
Masonic Temple
Wellhessiay
Focal Kiwanians
Ams
Fargo
Grand Parks
Moorheal
Fergus Falls
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Devils Lake
Minos
Armory
William C. Green
Kiwanis Club of
Walter C. Hampton
Times-Record
Kiwanis
Ile
Eeven
United States
Canada
Toronto
Beluth
Chicago
Valley, City Club
T. Melvin Lee
Charles Baxter
Valley City
Minnesota
N, D
S, D
Grand Forks
Valley City Beats Rogers in Preseason Baseball
Valley City Hi-Liners routed Rogers Howe Players League 11 to 2 in a sunshine afternoon scrimmage. Menne led with three hits, Hart hit a homer, Ravi ent and other teammates added power, while Rogers struggled in the outfield. Coach plans another practice game this afternoon as they fine tune for opening play.
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Rogers Howe
Menne
McGarry
Hart
Ravient
Klein
Russians Send Satisfactory Reply to Allied Memorandum
On May 11 in Genoa Italy the Russians delivered a revised reply to the Allied memorandum to Foreign Minister Shanzer. Italian delegates after reviewing the reply said it was satisfactory for discussion.
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Shanzer
Genos
Italy
Valley City Takes Second at May Festival Meet in Fargo
Valley City finishes second with 43 points as Fargo wins with 57. Valley City wins five firsts in track events led by Lovell and Griffith Krogh of Valley City who each claim two. Event results list multiple Fargo and Valley City athletes across sprints jumps throws and hurdles.
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Fargo
A. C
Mivet
Valley City
Lovell
Griffith
Krogh
Hanson
LaFleur
Lescaulte
Swartz
Caraway
Kilmer
Langton
Doyle
Watkins
Mulrhall
Meinhardt
Thomas
Jamestown
Lowell
Schaumberg
O'Neaill
Lisbon
Gilbert
Kelner
Langdon
Crockett
Tharguson
Fisher
Mulhair
Davis
Koch
Hi-Liners Open Dakota League Season at Jamestown
The Hi-Liners start the Dakota League season tomorrow at Jamestown with a large local following. A practice game against State Teachers College ended well, with Letty Finch on the mound and Dutch Gerner behind the plate. Lineup questions linger at shortstop while outfield roles solidify and Harvey and Leinhart battle for the catching spot.
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Buck Enger
Boe
Long
Rasmussen
B the Squid
Schmidt
Meyers
Huron
Jamestown
Chas
Boardman
Onder
Klein
Lane
Hilden
Gilbert
Menne
Hart
Harvey and
Gerner
Buch
Finch
Racicet
Harold
Greenie
Greene
State Teachers College
Letty Finch
Dutch Gerner
Jimkotans
Lang
Bach
Eddie Klein
Harvey
Leinhart
Chang Chow City Rebellion Crushed After Mass Casualties
In Who Man province Shanghai on May 11 ten thousand Chang Chow residents were killed by Cheinz i Chish forces during a clash preceding the Wu Pei Fu loyalist uprising. The insurrection was quelled and Cheung Chiah was executed for brutality.
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Wu Pei Fu
Who Man
Shanghai
Chang Chow
Cheinzi Chish
Cheung Chiah
Fourteenth Annual W C T U Convention at Jamestown
The Fourteenth Annual Convention of the W C T U of the 12th District met in Jamestown and featured strong attendance and an engaging program. Judge Charles Pollock spoke on World Prohibition at the banquet attended by Jamestown’s bar association and wives. Maude Perkins urged youth temperance work, while resolutions praised locals and criticized lax federal court fines, urging vigilance over the 18th Amendment and encouraging informed voting for clean candidates.
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Jamestown
Congregational Church
Bar Association of Jamestown
Charles Pollock
Maude B. Perkins
Young Peoples
National W. C
U. S
Father Baker praised for parish progress in Valley City
The Times-Record extols Father John Baker and parishioners for church parish school at St Catherine's, renovation of the church interior, and the new St Cecelia's Conservatory of Music. It notes planned brick parish house, sidewalk work, and trees framing the property as signs of sustained community advancement.
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St. Catherine's
John Baker
Valley City
Father Baker
St. Cecelia's Conservatory of Music
St. Catherine’s School
the Times-Record
Chicago Jails Fill With Suspects in Labor War Killings
About 350 people crowded into Chicago jails amid a labor war crackdown after two policemen were killed. Three suspects are named in the slayings, and high union officials face incitement charges. A massive manhunt follows as authorities pursue the gang tied to the killings. Rewards totaling 60,000 are offered by city, county, park board, and a citizens committee to arrest the gunmen. Suspects identified include Isadore Bruberman, Nick Calls, and John Lafferty.
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Chicago
Haymarket
Park Board
Citizens Committee
Isadore Brewerman
Clarence Lyons
Braverman
Nick Calls
Glazier Union
T. Clark
John Lafferty
North Dakota Grain Growers Unit Sparks Loyalty Plea
In North Dakota, U S Grain Growers president C H Gustafson condemns a move to form a new state unit. He urges farmers to stay loyal to the Committee of Seventeen and the original program as contracts remain active. He says state units would undermine the national plan to market grain through a cooperative system by July and warns members not to sign new papers.
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St. Paul
North Dakota
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
C. H. Gustafson
Farmers’ Company
Northwest
Association
Department of Information
U. S
Gustafson
Committee of 17
Committee of Seventeen
Galli-Curci 10 Sings At Fargo
From Portland to Fargo the renowned soprano Amelita Galli-Curci draws crowds with a storied career. Her Chicago try-out as Gilda in Rigoletto on November 18, 1916, sparked nationwide curiosity about a potential Patti successor.
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Portland
Maine
Oregon
Quebec
Canada
New Orleans
Galli-Curci
Fargo
Rome
Milan
Cairo
Alexandria
Buenos Aires
Amelita Galli- Carei
Galli-Carei Sparks Fame With Chicago Rigoletto Fame
The unknown soprano Mme Galli-Carei sparked a national sensation after her American debut as Gilda in Chicago. Critics hailed her as a soprano conflagration leading Campinini to offer a contract, signaling a Patti successor. She plans a Fargo recital on June 2 at the Auditorium with advance mail orders and tiered prices.
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America
Galli-Curei
Gilda
Chicago
Mme. Galli-Carei
Fargo, North Dakota
Horgan & Anderson
Care Stone Piano Co
Fargo
Rainy night slows rural field work in Sheyenne Valley
A sequence of local visits and errands spans Kathryn Fingal Valley City and Ax el Nelson as residents like Peter and Edwin Stevens, John M Thoreson, Alfred Aas, Magnus Monson, and Olaf Henrikson shuttle with loads of seed flax barley and wheat. Frequent shoppers stop in Kathryn and Valley City while The Movie Trip to Norway draws interest.
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Peter
Edwin Stevens
F. Henrikson
Kathryn
Nome
T. J. Sebby
John M. Thoreson
Arvid Henrikson
Martin Opsahl
J. Henrikson
John F. Henrikson
Magnus Monson
Carl Hanson
G. QO
Sidney Gregerson
Arthur Skennard
Mandius Monson
Julius Heprikson
Alfred Aus
Alfred Anderson
Axel Nelson
Fans Hanson
James G. Thoreson
Jons O. Aas
Christ Hagan
Macs Hagen
John C
Bjerke
Edwin
Jens Henrikson
Arthur Beck
John FE. Henrikson
Norway
Eddie Aas
Jens O. Aas
Magnug
Carl
Alfred
Melvin Monson
Julius
Alfred Aas
Martin Laugestad
Edwin Olatad
Valley City
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