Prohibition Vote In Alberta Shuts 305 Saloons
Calgary reporters note Alberta's referendum carried by wide margins with Edmonton and Calgary votes around 3600 and 3300. Southern Alberta favored prohibition ten to one, with 130000 total votes and 85000 polled by day. The measure targets saloons and wholesale houses for closure July 1, 1916, impacting liquor interests and related hotels in Saskatchewan and Manitoba plans.
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Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Edmonton
Pothbeldes
Medincine
United States
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Another Ship Case Could Mean War as U S Notes Go
A fragmentary telegram describes a potential diplomatic note from Berlin to Washington about German submarine actions. It notes Berlin planning a formal reply after review and a period of waiting for further U S response. The piece states the United States will treat future international law violations causing American loss of life as unfriendly.
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Berlin
Tondon
Copenhagen
Tristion
United States
Wilson Note Signals U S Stand on Neutral Rights and German Prompt Replies
The new American note renews disavowal of any intention to sink the Lusitania and seeks reparation while offering to act as intermediary on maritime warfare rules. Officials expect Germany to discuss these points. another disaster to neutral rights could prompt immediate Congress action. President Wilson believes the note places responsibility on Germany for any rupture. Secretary Laige announced the text would be released for Saturday morning papers.
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Lusitania
United States
Germany
Congress
Wilson
Laige
Pelday
Boy Rescued From River After Daring Plunge
A nine year old boy, son of C. M. Larson, was saved from the Heart river after being swept from a rock bank yesterday. He cried out for help and was rescued by his companion T. J. Malton, who helped in the effort as the boy was pulled to safety. The incident highlights a struggling town with sparse newspapers and limited local ads.
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Earle Williams
STROM
Wireil
C. M. Larson
Heart River
T. J. Malton
Capital Removal Rally In New Rockford Draws Towns
The Capital Removal Association of North Dakota held a meeting in New Rockford with participation from Carrington Devils Lake Grace City Fessenden Sheyenne and other towns. Speakers included Attorney J Smeron Judge Wm Jackson Thorn Dickinson and C J Youneblood with a luncheon and music concluding the event.
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New Rockford
Capitol Removal Association of
North Dakota
Carrington
Devils Lake
Grace City
Fessenden
Sheyenne
Jsmeron
Wm. Jackson
Capital Removal Association
Thorn Dickinson
Sever Scrumguard
C. J. Youneblood
Wells County
John Tene
Putman
Nigems Hall
Pi Rines
Bloody clashes flare at Tidewater plant in Bayonne
In Bayonne New Jersey heavy violence erupted as guards and strikers fought at the Tidewater plant. Two men were killed and three shot before the fight paused. Sheriff Kinkead asked the governor for troops and mediators while a fire broke out in the barrel yard.
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Trenton
Kinkead
Bayonne
New York
Tidewater
Department of Labor
Washington
Tidewater Plant
Fragmentary memoir lines from Stuart W Knight page
Readable portions reveal a fragmented verse narrative with names such as Nicholes and John and references to a boat, a burn, and a skull. The prose mood hints at recollection and personal reminiscence in a dated literary fragment.
A Woman's Way in Nivins Dialog
A cautious exchange features Miss Sharpe praising a woman for thrift and skill. The dialogue notes she has spent five days making a cushion cover that would save money.
Findings on Lusitania disaster exonerate captain and Cunard
July records formal court of inquiry findings on the Lusitania sinking assign the act to a German submarine torpedo. Blame is not placed on Captain Turner or Cunard Line. lifeboats and crew conduct praised while passengers' behavior noted as generally praiseworthy. The ship carried 5 000 cases of cartridges but remained unarmed, and no explosion followed. Audience included Lusitania relatives and attorneys. many survivors express disappointment at the exoneration.
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London
Turner
Cunard Line
Histerdt Cine 1
Weather data summary from 1915 Observer issue
The 1915 report lists a lowest temperature of 41 and a highest weekly precipitation of 0.73 inches. It references John Crai and Weather Barges in the observer notes section.
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Sommerati
John Crai
Weather Barges
Observer Notes Taajy Event Customs
Fragmentary report describes observer remarks on Taajy event and its consistent commendable conduct. No full details available.
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Betti
Chas Chaplin
Orpheum
Roy
Nicholes
F John
Brent
Anersiol
Benin
Hemir
Rememans
Rowse
Stuart W. Knight
Court Commends Company
Glagoified
Thomas Block
Williston
N. D
R. F. BeNe
W. R. McChesney
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Graphic Office
Roy Foster
Federal Building
Pinder
Emmett Diggens
Main St
F. J. Weintz
Springbrook
Poland
Long Tom Special
Albert Nelson
Bonetrail
N.D
H. L. Downing
Palace Bldg
Minneapolis
Yale
Corbin
New Post Office
Baker’s Ferry
Gentlemans Gold Watch
Botton Bros
Dr. Dochterman
Sidney
Mont
Ailita
Canada
Fio
E. R. Brownson
Union Block
First No Bank
Williston, N. D
Macmanus
Heffernan Block
EJ. Hagan
E. Distad
Boster Store
Mary A
Goldschlager Chiropractor
Wegley Ldg
East Broadway
Novus Dakor
Traitnor
Anu
Walliston
KK. A
McNiven Veterinary Surgeon
E. Krreiger
Red Williston, N. D
I. E. Stewart
McKillip Veterinary College
Jones National School of Auctioneering
A. A. J. Arsenault
Su Upi
Ellithorpe
N. Mee
Res
Gertrude E. Page
Union
1St National Bank
J. W. Disney
VV Il Lian G. Owens Attorne
Piru
North St Bank
Burdick & Jdan
Ephy Union Blow
Joseph Cherry Lanser
W. A. Lobia
Odd Fellows
Ield
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