Wilsons stance on Tampico incident and Mexican policy
Washington April 15. President Wilson and administration issue a statement backing congressional unity on actions regarding Mexico. The note stresses dignity of the United States and cites Tampico incidents, Vera Cruz discipline, and demands for proper reparations. Marine landings or town bombardment would require congressional authorization.
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Washington
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Government of the
F “Tt
United State
State Department
Hope Haerts
Flood
Worst for Senate Announces Candidacy in Fargo Forum
President Worst of the N D A C announced his bid for United States senator on Tuesday via the Fargo Forum. The move adds to the Republican field alongside Gronna and Miller, bringing three candidates seeking the nomination.
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Senate
Fargo Forum
United States
Gronna
Miller
Worst
Commercial Club Discusses Roads and Auto Licenses
Williston Commercial Club met last Monday to discuss river road and north townsite road improvements near the Experimental Farm. They appointed a committee to study Good Roads efforts and urged cooperation with county officials on auto licensing and the disputed 1908 road tax. J F Hetler of Ware Grain Binder Attachment Co spoke on flax straw twine and knotters and a potential Williston twine plant.
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Commercial Club
W. C. Rawson
W. B. Overson
W. R. Aabury
Paul Leonhardy
J. F. Hetler
Ware Grain Binder Attachment Company
St. Paul
Williston
Natural Gas Possibility Raised by West Virginia Resident
A Waet Virginia resident writes to the Commercial Club in Williston North Dakota proposing a gas or oil venture. He suggests forming a company to drill one or more wells 1500 to 2600 feet deep and offers to take one eighth or more of the stock with loaned land and provided equipment. He cites geological similarity to Bow Island Alberta and the Big Horn Basin Wyoming.
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Commercial Club
Williston
N. D
Bow Island
Alta
Big Horn Basin
Wyo
J.C. Leonard
Friendly
West Va
Sinning Against Your Home Town and Property Value
A persuasive column argues property value hinges on local growth. It urges residents to keep money and business in Williston, support local merchants, and participate in community life to boost future property prosperity. The piece ends promising a next installment about local leadership.
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Williston
Women vote to shut 1100 saloons in Illinois township elections
In Illinois on April 9 women voting for the first time helped close about 1100 saloons across sixteen counties and many townships. They aided victory for the anti-saloon ticket by pushing wet versus dry results, with several larger cities remaining wet. Women elected thirty officials including township collectors and a city education board member. Mrs. Mary J. Morrison of Springfield noted among winners.
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Chicago
Ute
Bloomington
Galeburg
Elzin
Deratuy
Canter
Freeport
Belvidere
Monmouth
Kewanee
Lockport
East Galena
Rockford
Mattoon
Galva
Springfield
Quincy
Rock Island
Aurora
Afton
Moline
Dixon
West Galena
Mary J. Morrison
Winnipeg man found guilty of first degree murder
Joh Krafchenko is found guilty of murder in the first degree in a Plum Coulee case. The jury reached verdict at 2 10 after deliberating about two hours. The court adjourned until later for the possible death sentence as legal counsel conferred with the prisoner.
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Winnipeg
Man
Joh Kenfehenko
I. M. Arnold
Ives
J. J. Suffield
Prisner
Krofchenko
Elliott
Jonn Krafchenko
Notice of dissolution of Ingram and Wilson partnership
The partnership of N Ingram and F R Wilson trading as Ingram and Wilson is dissolved by mutual consent effective April 14 1914. Wilson continues the business and Ingram is not responsible for obligations contracted after this date. Frank R Wilson Newton Ingram.
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N. Ingram
F. R. Wilson
Ingram & Wilson
Mr. Ingram
Frank R. Wilson
Newton Ingram
Progressive Party calls for party affiliation in primary
Voters are urged to identify as Progressive or risk losing their vote. The message warns of 43-31 results and urges support for the Pro Erective Party candidate for governor.
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Aseccos
Multistate Debate Triumphs Highlight North Dakota Meet
Perea and Ne Vy Apr rebated the immigration bill critique as North Dakota Agricultural College Leamy took part in a tight three way contest last night winning two of three. The Los Angeles victory saw Walter Baumgartel and Ren Wily defeat USC rivals. Baumgartel, once Crookston, belonged to Minnesota high school champs two years ago. Amidon Heidner and Bollerud lost their North Dakota debate with South Dakota teams. A Brookings squad included Dixon Knudson Arnold. Alexander editor J H McCarry visited after attending a North Dakota Press Association executive committee meeting in Minot.
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Barbara Heidner
William Bollerud
South Dakota Agwies
Brookings
S. D
George Dixon
George Knudson
William Arnold
Stice Garage Fire Destroys Building. Rebuild Planned
The Stice garage burned after 2 pm, gutting the frame front and part brick add on. Firefighters saved ground floor cars and supplies. several autos, including a Maxwell and a Fuller, were lost. Estimated cost over six thousand dollars with only two thousand insurance. The brick workshop survived. owner plans a modern brick rebuild to handle business.
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Stice
Judge Grants Thaw Habeas Corpus Petition
In Concord New Hampshire April 1 the U S district court under Judge Edgar Aldrich granted Harry K Thaws petition for a writ of habeas corpus but did not discharge him yet awaiting Supreme Court action on appeal The court also left Shaw bail petition undetermined sending that issue to the Supreme Court The ruling preserves Thaws guardianship conditional status for now and sends the habeas issue to the nations highest court for review
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court of the United States
Thaw
Pinned His Faith to Cows and a Moving West Tale
Minnesota farmer narrates a tale of debt relief through starting anew in North Dakota. After moving with two horses and basic gear, the narrator’s luck shifts when he tends a neighbor’s horses and gains footing, aided by a dairy cow setup that helps pay off mortgage and begin independence.
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Farmers Dispatch
St. Paul
Wils
Independence
Foward Herfurdahl
Benson
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wellers
Williams County Drives Dairy Progress in North Dakota
Williams County forms the Better Farming association to foster dairy and diversified farming. Twenty five community clubs unite farmers and business leaders, plus field agent E W Hall mobilizes a Dairy Inspection Trip across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Silo expansion and pure bred livestock purchases signal growing prosperity in Williston and surrounding communities.
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Williams County
North Dakota
Montana
Journal
Commercial Club
Grand Forks
Williams County Better Farming Association
Tl. A. Nelgon of
Ray
E. W. Hall
Northwest
Better Parming Association
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minnesota Sind
Morever
Tinwa
Williams
Williston
Cottonwood Lake
Tiora
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Express
Good Roads Committee
Virginia
Waet Virginie
Satuday
The
University Glee Club
New Congregational Church
Norton
Buffaio
New York ‘Times
Antony and Cleopatra
Majestic Theatre
Antony
Cleopatra
Orpheum Theatre
Illinois
Plum Coulee
Krapchenen
J. H. McCarry
Alexander
City
Minot
N. D. Press Association
CK Garage
Aldrich
U.S. Supreme Court
Minneapolis Journal
W. C. Kirkwood
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