Judge seeks mercy for two imprisoned men after 34 years
James Egan, now aged and frail, told Minnesota's state pardon board he regrets prosecuting R. L. Underhill and George Washington for second degree murder. He says they were convicted on circumstantial evidence and a feared mob backdrop, and he urges clemency to correct a potential miscarriage of justice.
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Rt. Paul
R. L. Underhill
George Washington
State Pardon Board
James Egan
Summit Avenue
St. Paul
Underhill
Washington
Ridge
Innipeg Grain Men Challenge Old Shipping Bill
Winnipeg April 13 Ex-president Hugh N Baird says grain men will not ship under the new shipping bill and many boats have been chartered under the old law. He cites that shortages in transit should be charged to shippers, not vessel owners, as a key dispute with the Canadian Marine association.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hugh N. Baird
Winnipeg Exchange
Yester
Mr. Baird
Grain
Canadian Marine Association
Fort William
Port Arthur
Police to Quell Strike Riots in Lille Alberta
Royal Northwest mounted police arrived in Lille Alberta to quell unrest after non union workers crossed picket lines and angered strikers. About 150 pickets guarded coke ovens as authorities patrolled the town seeking to restore order.
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Fernie
B. C
Lille
Alberta
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Twin City Market grain prices amid April trading notes
Minneapolis and Duluth market report lists No 1 northern durum and rye prices with bid values and dates. Partial figures include No 1 northern at 1.25 and 1.23 with May 1.23 and flax at 1.66. Messy OCR yields incomplete lines from April markets and futures references.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Smorthern
Duluth
A pencil that knows things ad venture for readers
A playful ad feature promotes a “knowing pencil” that can mark across every advertisement in the issue. It invites subscribers and business men to see its “Actual Value To You” and asks for immediate interest.
Going without tools fuels thrift and smart ads
Going without tools is poor economy and ads help buyers act smart. The Graphic urges readers to read store ads daily, conserve resources, compare prices, and weigh offers to save time and money while supporting progressive merchants.
Notice to creditors of American Briquetting & Mfg Co
Williston North Dakota March 24 1909 to the creditors of the American Briquetting and Mfg Co all bills of the above company will be forwarded to William Maloney of Wheelock ND within 30 days from date for adjocation Signed Robt L Stewart
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Williston, N. D
American Briquetting & Mfg. Co
William Maloney
Wheelock
Robt. L. Stewart
Classified Want Column Ad Sparks Reader Interest
For the convenience of the reader and the advertiser the Graphic has established a classified want column. One cent a word will tell all your wants to many people. Phone 89.
Auctioneer ready for livestock sales in Williston area
The notice lists W. E. Harman as an auctioneer prepared to handle livestock auctions with services offered from Williston and Trenton North Dakota. It promotes subscribing to the Graphic as the county’s best paper.
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W. E. Harman
Care Graphic
Williston
Trenton
N. D
Graphic
Strayed Bay Pony Near Williston Prompts Reward
A bay pony described as five feet tall with a blocky build and long white tail went missing about February 1, 1909, ten miles west of Williston North Dakota. It has two white hind feet a long white stripe on its forehead and scattered white hair. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to recovery addressed to Abram Miller Williston North Dakota.
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Williston
Abram Miller
N. D
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Pardon Board
Fernie, B.C
Twin City Markets
Richard, JR
Ricat
Himself
the Advertiser
Ferro Marine Engine
Geastrnc Fem
Ferro
G. H. de Gagne
W. H. Millin
North Dakota
Will
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck
N. C
Era of
F.R. Kleinsorge
E. B. Link
4Th Street
N. Dak
Williston State Bank
J. Wanka & Son
Neck of the Woods
R. C. Sanborn Lumber Co
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