Trainmen Arrested For Cause of Wreck at North Haven
New Haven Sept. 16 Coroner Mix holds engineer Miller conductor Adams and flagman Murray criminally responsible for the White Mountain express wreck at North Haven Sept 2. He says signals were in order and the accident would have been prevented if company rules had not been violated. Miller arrested and pleaded not guilty. warrants issued for Adams and Murray.
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New Haven
Charles Miller
White Mountain Express
Bruce C. Adama
Charles H. Murray
Bar Harbor
White Mountain
New Haven Road
North Haven
Mix
Miller
Adams
Murray
Minot Wariness Over "Six-Shooter" Smith Goes Missing
Minot North Dakota dispatches detail a July 16 drag net leading to William Terrill's jailing after two warrants were issued for re-arrest of two men discharged the day before. "Six-Shooter" Smith vanished amid jail time and chatter of gambling among recently arrested vagrants.
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Minot
N. D
William Terrill
Smith
Mind blanked after horse accident in Brule county
Jamen Havlik an 18 year old farmer's son in Brule county was thrown from a horse and his mind injured leaving him with no recollection of events before the accident. He had head shoulder and foot pains for days but now the past is a blank. Physically robust he recovers while neighbors note the incident. The second item reports Valley City Gas Company manager F E Ployhar saying demand for gas service exceeds capacity before cold weather.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Jamen Havlik
Aaron Jlaviik
Brule County
F. E. Ployhar
Valley City Gas Company
Time Is Money Dont Burn Time Ad Advice
Time is money. Plan shopping ahead with THE TIMES RECORD advertising pages. Avoid aimless store hopping and rely on merchant ads for guidance and savings. Let ads suggest purchases and save time every day.
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Times Record
North Dakota News Roundup From Fessenden to Minot
A long digest of state happenings from safety incidents to agriculture. Highlights include a $23,000 courthouse completion at Pembina county, a fatal bean swallowed child near Bowman, a large Towner clambake with about 250 attendees, and plans for Lincoln county seat. Also notes on a $100,000 St Francis hospital at Minot, the North Dakota Baptist conference opening in Grand Forks, and immigration agent appointment for E S Neal.
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Sisters of St. Francis
Minot
Moving picture house to be built in New York City
Sam H Harris Coban Harris and Sol Bloom with George Kleine plan a 3 375 000 dollar New York moving picture house. Underwater pictures are tested with a tube for divers and glass plates for interior shots. The local focus on pipe organs and talking pictures notes mixed results. The piece lists several overworked film character types to be avoided. Nearby Minot North Dakota reports paving nearing completion after supply delays. Threshing ends with better weather, lower wages and strong farm results.
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Sam H. Harris
Coban & Harris
Sol Bloom
George Kleine
New York City
Minot
N. D
Main Street
Central Avenue
North Dakota
Barnes
Bat Nelson Becomes Detective After Horse Theft
Chicago reports Oscar Battling Nelson quits prizefighting to pursue detective work after thieves steal five horses and a mare named Jinny from the Nelson farm. The family learns of the loss when Jinny’s bray is missed, and Bat promises to catch the thieves while police pledge to act without his aid.
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Chicago
Oscar Battling Nelson
Nelson
Jinney
Valley City Kidney Pill Testimony Endures Over Years
Valley City resident A Sollin recalls years of kidney trouble and back pain improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. In a 1913 interview he confirms lasting relief and endorses the remedy. Doan's advertised by Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents. Also notes Richland county fair Wahpeton promises four days of entertainment with a wild west show horse races and a large agricultural exhibit.
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Valley City
A. Sollin
Elizabeth St
N. R
Roan
Sollin
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Richland County
Wahpeton
Made Too Many Brags Mandan Man Fined for Game Violations
Everett Monroe of Mandan was fined 170 for unlawful possession of prairie chickens beyond state limits. The case arose after Game Warden Reko alleged Monroe boasted of acting as a messenger for friends and claimed to be feeding threshing crews with prairie chickens. The report also notes nearby social updates and local hunting weather.
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Mandan Man
Bismarck
Everett Monroe
Reko
Monroe
Solen
Riko
Hissont
Fargo to Field Northern League Baseball Next Summer
Fargo North Dakota to host a Northern League team after the Minneapolis transfer of the Minneapolis franchise to Fargo. Cantillion will provide Fargo with a top level club, tapping into North Dakota rivalry with Grand Forks to boost attendance and establish organized baseball in Fargo.
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Fargo
N. C
Dykmann Kotak
Minneapolis
Mike” Cantillion
Cantillion
Mill City
Minneapolis Association
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Tr Wae
St. Paul
Editors as boosters face odd lodge schemes and bills
Ex W T Brown of Oakes visited Thursday noting editors must be boosters despite odd pressures from merchants and supply houses. The complainant cites a stamp, a gargling oil statement and duplicate Chicago bill, with a Denver printed check, urging locals to trade at home.
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Chicago
Denver
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North Dakota Baptist Conference
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Towner
Glen Allin
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M. Carlson
Christine
Mandan
Andrew Lazarus
Carpio
Arthur Drake
Hetland, S. D
E. 8. Neal
McLean County
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Immigration Board
Northern Pacific
McHenry
Charles Stone
LaMoure
Raffles
F. L. Watkins
State Enforcement League
Bankers’ Association
Fark
Grand Forks County
Focal Theatre
B. M. Roberts
J. J. Moe
Rr. van Es
State Agricultural College
C. H. Martin
Fort Peck Reservation
Little Millers
W. T. Brown
Oakes
Gray’s Department
Terry Dressmaking College
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