Judge Willard imposes two year terms on Clark and Crockard
In Bismarck on June 28 Judge Willard sentenced Clark and Crockard to two years in Leavenworth federal prison and a $2000 fine plus costs after a second verdict of guilty on two counts. Attorneys sought a new trial but were denied. The jury, after failing to agree, was instructed on counts and penalties.
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Bismarck
N. D
Willard
Jim Jam Jems
Federal Penitentiary
Clark and Crockard
Leavenworth
A, Hi
Nihe Py
Anderson Acquitted in North Dakota Murder Trial
The case of Welfred T. Anderson for the Cashier Frank Funk murder at the First National Bank ended with a not guilty verdict. The trial drew crowds to the opera house as Attorney Tracy Bangs delivered a sweeping defense and Judge Crawford offered five possible verdicts before the jury chose not guilty.
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Young” Bank
Tracy Bangs
North Dakota
Lawrence
Counwal
Crawford
Anderson
Boon
Livestock Progress At Grand Forks State Fair
Grand Forks July 3 Observers note rapid growth in northwest livestock interest with two carloads of Jean Duluth Farm dairy cattle from Duluth and Hill farms at Alexandria South Dakota, plus over 100 blooded stallions. The fair promises the largest livestock display yet and features the Monster Irwin Bros Frontier Days Wild West Show.
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Grand Forka
Northwest
Grand Forks
Jean Duluth
Duluth
Hill
Alexandria
South Dakota
Horrible Death Near Beach N Destroys Family
Two children of Dave Grant near Beach North Dakota were killed when a rattlesnake hidden in their bed killed them overnight. The aunt tucked them in earlier, and the next morning the mother found both dead with the venomous snake between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
N. Oy
Dave Grant
Game warden faces charge in Ryder tragedy
In North Dakota, Mrs. Griffin, confessing with her husband and her parents present, killed herself after admitting illicit relations with state game warden Hart. Hart was arrested later that day. Dr Griffin, distraught, had attempted to guard against upheaval as Ryder mourns.
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N. D
J. H. Griffin
Geo. F. Hart
Hart
Griffin
Ryder
Dr. Griffith
State Game Board
Granville
Mrs. Hart
Minnesota Governor Eberhart backs full suffrage
Chicago July 3. Governor A. Eberhart told the Swedish National association midsummer festival at Ellicott park that full and equal suffrage for Minnesota is near. He would sign any suffrage bill passed by the legislature and urged progress in the national suffrage movement despite Minnesota’s two vote loss in a prior battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
A. ©. Eberhart
Swedish National Association
Ellicott Park
Eberir
Souvenir Lumber From Cameron Dam Farm
In Winter Wisconsin on July 3 the Dietz farm lumber, tied to the Cameron Dam hero, will be cut into lengths planed and rere and sold as souvenirs by a Milwaukee lumber firm that bought the standing timber. Panels will bear gold letters Souvenir and Taken from the John Dietz Cameron Dam. The sale follows the dam legacy and Dietz family tragedy.
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Wis
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Milwaukee Lumber
Milwaukee
Dietz
John Dietz Cameron
Doctor in limelight at neurology meeting sparks clothing debate
Chicago July 3 A discussion by Dr H C R Norris Enderlin ND on trousers for women unsettled the American Neurologists and Allenists convention. Norris argued women dress to tempt male attention while others urged practical dress and questioned banning male attire.
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Chicago
H. C. R. Norris
Enderlin
N. D
Norris
Cork
Br. Harold N. Mercer
Dr. Norris
Ithout
Dr. Met Pogue
Lake Geneva
Wis
Hart denies resignation amid Griffin scandal rumors
Friends of George Hart, deputy state game warden, deny reports he forwarded his resignation to the North Dakota Game Board. They say the spread of the story, tied to the Griffin scandal, aims to inflame public sentiment and remove him from office.
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Ryder
N. D
George Hart
North Dakota Game Board
Hart
Griffin
Minnesota Railroads Endorse State Rates Agreement
Seven Minnesota railroads subscribed to a state commission pact to restore state rates and honor rebates during the rate case litigation. Attorney General Lyndon A. Smith ruled 1909 law unconstitutional to require railroads to pay excess charges to the commission, shifting remedy to shipper claims and the commission’s oversight.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
United States Supreme Court
Lyndon A. Smith
State Commission
Railroads
Shae Representatee Saostated Ee ‘Woulromptly
Montana Jack Snake Charmer Seeks 4060 From Gilbert Rugg
Minneapolis reports Montana Jack also known as John Naranzetta of Missoula Montana claims a 4060 debt from taxidermist Gilbert P Rugg after a Lake Street carnival where his snake acts were billed as poisonous. A unit opened today to pursue the claim as spectators questioned the danger posed by the snakes.
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Minneapolis
Montana Jack
Gilbert P. Rugg
Jack
John Naranzetta
Missoula
Mont
Lake Street
Rugg
Stee
Scattered OCR Fragments Describe Injury Claim Details
The fragment mentions an incident where a person held a reptile that slipped away and caused injury. It cites a demand of 3000 dollars for personal injuries and suffering plus 1000 for loss of time and 50 for medical bills, reflecting a personal injury claim. The text is incomplete and chaotic but centers on injury, liability, and damages sought.
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A. Rf. Aiclana
Consolidated land offices in Devils Lake and Minot
The land office at Devils Lake North Dakota has been consolidated with the Minot North Dakota office by executive order. The move unites operations under a single administration to streamline land management and public service in the region.
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Etty
Devils Lake
N. D
Minot
Peasants Nominations Named for Norway Minister Post
Washington July 1 The nominations include Reed of Bismarck North Dakota post master and Albert Schmedeman of Wisconsin as minister to Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O. Wu
Reed
Bismarck
N. D
Albert Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Norway
Registered Stallion For Sale Or Trade Al Logan 1903 Foaled
Seal brown standard bred trotter. Fine action and training, 17 1 2 hands, 1350 pounds. Sure foal getter, grand son of Al Merton. Nels Johnson, 581 Stanley ND.
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al Logan
Seal Brown
al Merton
Nels Johnson
Stanley
N. D
Lost position ends in suicide at Inkster telegraph office
H A Cruttenden of Inkster aged 23 killed himself with cyanide potassium in the Parker Telephone company office at 1:30 am after being seen entering the building at 11:30 pm. A letter to his brother C H Cruttenden mentions possessions, and the motive remains unclear. His brother A L Cruttenden is a bank cashier and he led a church in Inkster. Father resides in Crosby North Dakota.
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Inkster
N. D
H. A. Cruttenden
Parker Telephone Company
Saktenden
C. H. Crittenden
Crittenden
Cruttenden
A. L. Cruttenden
Inkster Bank
Crosby
Taken Up Notices Near Williston North Dakota June 1913
A taken up notice lists two horses at a Marmon Star Route Williston N D. One mare about 1000 pounds aged about 12 branded on left hip unreadable. A bay colt two years old with a white forehead spot, unbranded. Taken up June 5 1913 at the owner's place 12 miles north of Williston Sec 18 T 156. The owner claims the property for expenses. Signed Sohn Siverson Marmon Star Route Williston N D. Sw 51.
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Weigny
My Place
Williston
Township 156
Sohn Siverson
Marmon
N. D
Williams County Board fills vacancy and weighs bridge bids
The Williams County Board, with Auditor and Judge, fills the First Commissioner District vacancy by appointing M. J. Borsheim after a tied ballot with Oscar Hanson. The session approved bids from several firms for three bridges and for steel furniture, selecting Security Bridge Co. and Globe-Gazette Publishing Co. bids, and set re-advertisement for road grade work with a July 19, 1913 deadline. The board also granted a culvert petition from Lindahl Township residents and adjourned to 4:30 p.m. and later to July 24.
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P. A. Hagge
M. C. Webb
E. H. Lee
A. A. Folden
Hagge
Frank Banks
Williams County
N. Dak
Lee
Folden
Oscar Hanson
J. Borsheim
M. J. Borsheim
Providiny Lan
N. D
Northwestern Bridge Co
Twin City Bridge Co
Crecciswosiss & Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co
Security Bridge Co
Con- Pmc
Penson
Illinois Steel T
Wroseees
Norman, Lewis & Brye
Tesserences
North Star Bridge Co
Paapitote
P. M
Mins
Webb
Globe-Gazette Publishing Co
Carri
C. D. Smith
J. 5. Penson
John Purcell
Ole O. Lee
R. C. Foster
J. Pettis
John Elton
AIL
Register of Deeds
G. J. Harding
Tioga
Board of County Commissioners
North Dakota
Lindahl Township
Lea
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GOV
Dak
Enderlin, N. D
Montana
Richard C. Henry
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