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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

9

Impeachment Trial Details in Sulzer Case Reveals Brews Support

September report from Young documents testimony in Governor Sulzer’s impeachment trial. Key figures like Jacob H. Schiff and Charles Stadler of American Malting describe campaign contributions and pressuring Tammany Hall for funds. The impeachment managers plan no further charges.

Sulzer Louis Sartckey Lewis Conlan New York Charles Stadler American Malting Company Stadler Tammany Hall Assembly

Bull Killed Horse and Injured Man in North Dakota

In Warwick on September 27 a Spanish bull escaped into a pasture where Charles Butkus was guiding cattle. The bull killed a horse and severely injured Butkus, who crawled to brush and later escaped in serious but recoverable condition. Nearby residents Edson family plan Fargo move, Miss Pease and her mother will occupy Farnham residence.

Warwick N. D Charles Butkus Butkus Mrs. Edson Mrs. Farnham Normal Ave Fargo Miss Pease

Young Man Calmly Sees Leg Cut Off

Fargo report details Carl Bryans a 22 year old laborer who fell under a freight train near Fourth street. He calmly watched the amputation and spoke with surrounding men as Dr Kaess wrapped the stump. Bryans planned to reach Winnipeg then Minneapolis and had no home or relatives.

Fargo N. D Carl Bryans Fourth Street Kaess Bryans Here Winnipeg Minneapolis Route One St. Johns Hospital Bryan

Smoke flows over Valley City as ditching machines work

Residents witness heavy activity around the track as ditching machines clear trenches on both sides. South on Third Avenue water mains are being laid by machinery, while north of the track a large Hagegart ditcher digs the trunk sewer. Eastward, steel framework of Brick and Tile Company rises.

Valley City Third Avenue Hagegart Brick and Tile Company

Rev Engel of Edgeley Very Sick Man

Valley City residents recall Rev J C Engel who was here with the Boys Band two years ago. A friend’s letter says his health is failing rapidly and he has resigned his Edgeley pastorate. He will depart Monday for Colorado to seek recovery, with his family to follow soon. Engel’s work with boys drew many supporters.

Valley City J. C. Engel Edgeley Colorado Enwel

Valley City Mourns Mrs Berg Civic Leader Dies After Illness

Mrs. Gavriel Berg dies after protracted illness ending years of civic service in Valley City. She led the Junior League, supported the Club League and church work, and is survived by a daughter and two Ohio sisters. Helen M. Crane to serve as librarian. veterans recall northern visits and Chattanooga trip.

Gavriel Berg Valley City

Prohibition Laws Lower Taxes Says W G T U Speaker

Lisbon North Dakota September 27 Mrs Elizabeth Preston Anderson president of the North Dakota Woman's Christian Temperance Union declares prohibition benefits the state noting low pauperism few prisoners and overall prosperity. The convention opens with reports from sections and a banquet at Hotel Bradford as Gov Hanna speaks on prohibition.

Lisbon N. D North Dakota Elizabeth Preston Anderson North Dakota Women's Christian Temperance Union Cass Steele Yulu L. Sheppard Utah Hanna Armory North Dakota Woman's Christian Temperance Union Hotel Bradford Liabon Union Sprague J. C. Taylor Hilleboro Ohio

Farmer jumps from moving train at Mandan scare

In Mandan North Dakota on September 27 a Tul farmer jumped from a moving train after his cap allegedly blew off his head. He did several somersaults before regaining composure and boarding the coach again. Trainmen yelled at him during the nearly twenty minute delay while rescuers recovered a 50 cent cup blown from his head.

Mandan N. D Tul

Confirmation of postmasters withdrawn by Senate

Washington Sept 26 Frank Reed will remain postmaster at Bismarck. The Bismarck office was not included in withdrawals in the state due to a muddle in correspondence. Reed was appointed six months ago to succeed Mrs Agatha G Patterson. Patterson and husband Edward objected. Senator McCumber pressed the matter then withdrew opposition. Patterson later said Reed would be confirmed and hinted at a natural course. Confirmation for Bowman Carrington Velva and Valley City was withdrawn after a gentleman’s agreement said none would be confirmed until his return to North Dakota. Mansfield likely to be named receiver of public moneys at Williston and Meyers at Dickinson. W Lowden nomination at McHenry not seriously opposed over his prison record.

Washington, D. C Frank Reed Bismarck Senate Reed Agatha G. Patterson Edward G. Patterson McCumber Patterson Pattersom Bowman Carringston Velva Valley City Groans Sentleman North Dakota Mansfield Williston Otto R. Meyers Dickinson W. Lowden McHenry Washington

Valley City Businessman Recovered Watch After Theatre Robbery

A prominent Valley City businessman had his watch stolen near Rex theatre doors on Wednesday evening. The thief returned the watch and his job offer after expressing remorse, facing only a severe rebuke due to his circumstances and influence.

Rex Valley City

Chief Swanson Reclaims Boys Straying Toward West

Parents appealed to Chief Swanson to stop two young boys who left town aiming west to mingle with cowboys. He contacted James town police, and the boys were intercepted a few miles west. They returned home, deciding to attend school instead. Edwin Mayland spent last Saturday on business in Wimbledon.

Chief Swanson Jamestown Edwin Mayland Wimbledon

Ellendale Captures Bossy Moose After Chase on River

In Ellendale a tame moose, 4 doe, was chased by locals including Mayor Miller and George Rose after being sighted south of Silver Leaf. The animal crossed Maple River, was lassoed, haltered, and transported to a box stall in J. Johnson's barn with help from a meat market ambulance. The owner is Miss Ethel Kendall. Indications point to a strong school year with many students arriving and high expectations for profits.

Ellendale Silver Leaf Maple River Geschke Place Miller George Rose Meat Market J. Johnson

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