North Dakota News Roundup From Various Towns
Reports from Enderlin Sheldon Langdon Glenullin and more describe new depots temples fruit rate cuts Fourth of July plans fairs and band concerts. Local incidents include arrests for thefts in Kenmare a jail break in Ellendale and a runaway team near Lake. Rural lines rail and oil investigations appear with community meetings and proposed bonds.
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Wishek
Linton
Fingal
Hazard
Minot
Fred Craft
Ramsey
Kenmare
Manfred
Velva
McKean
Ellendale
South Dakota
Oliver County
Dave Fellows
Ward County
Ransom County
Cass County Fair Association
Soo
Derlin
Lake
Northern Pacific
Dickey
F. Mercer
Larimore
Churles Ferry
Oakes
Murderer will be shot in Sinaloa case
Mexican authorities punish the murderers of Americans Clarence Way and Edward Latimer in Agua Caliente de la Rosa. Police man Castro is to be shot while ex-alcalde Torres and accomplice Carras Caracaso receive ten to fifteen months in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jaue
Supreme Court of the State
Teamsters Strike Seen Ending This Week in Chicago
In Chicago on June 20 officials from both the employers' association and labor leaders foresee the teamsters strike ending this week. A Chicago Federation of Labor official says the strikers will call off the dispute themselves, concluding over two months of labor action.
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Cf Teamsters
Chicago
Employers’ Association
Teamsters
Chicago Federation of Labor
Pardon Granted to Murderer and Robber by South Dakota Board
South Dakota board of pardons recommends clemency for Lambert Jones jailed for life in Charles Mill county for murder and for Herbert D. Caddy serving twenty years in Lawrence county for robbery. The action follows June 20 proceedings in Pierre.
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South Dakota Board
Lambert Jones
Pierre
S. D
State Board of Pardons
Charles Mill County
Herbert D. Caddy
Lawrence County
Pope Sends Protest Over Ecuador Bishopsrow
Lima June 20. Mer Ravona apostolic delegate has received a papal letter for Ecuadorian bishops. The letter protests persecution of the church and government action preventing bishop appointments in Ecuador.
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Ecuador
Lima
Peru
Mer. Ravona
Episcopacy
Great ice houses burned by lightning in Pewaukee
Lightning struck Armour ice houses in Pewaukee Wisconsin killing 200000 tons of ice and causing about 300000 dollars in losses. The blaze left contents to waste as crews fought the fire through the night and authorities investigated the cause.
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Pewapkee
Wis
Great Armour
Two Men Drown In Priester Park Lake Incident
In Belleville Illinois June 20 two men drowned at Priester's Park lake in sight of hundreds of spectators after falling from a rowboat. The victims were known men in the area and the tragedy occurred during a day of recreation.
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Belleville
Priester’s Park Lake
Bluffton Youth Hangs Self With Clothes Line
Herbert Scheenrider aged twenty one hanged himself with a clothes line yesterday morning in Bluffton Indiana. The tragedy occurred about dawn and authorities reported there were no witnesses to the act. The deceased had recently been employed locally and his death is being investigated by county officials.
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Bluffton
Ind
Herbert Scheenrider
Tragedy at Cayuga as Sky Rocket Fatalities Reported
Cayuga Indiana June 20 IH alina Ashley aged nineteen was killed and Madaline Adams probably fatally injured by a skyrocket. A Essex farmer uses a dog to catch fowls. he points to a bird and the dog watches and seizes the fowl by the neck until the farmer retrieves it.
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Sky
Cayuga, Inf
Ihalina Ashley
Madaline Adams
Essex
Rainy Roof Poem Sparks Housewide Debate
An elderly guest defuses an awkward moment at a gathering by mockingly prompting a poem about why rain falls on a roof. The amateur poet presents a piece titled The Rain Drops on the Roof, while the crowd resists his tone. one guest jokes about the rain and hats, and the room braces for more.
No Safeguard for Dynamite Question Explored
Dr Henry Leffmann, a noted chemist, discussed the feasibility of transporting dynamite or blasting powder without detonation. He said sand can dull gunpowder to burn slowly, but dynamite cannot be shipped in its separate parts or as nitroglycerin without danger, since nitroglycerin must be made into dynamite at the use site for safety and economy.
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Henry Leffmann
Dr. Leffmann
Kiss Through the Fence Sparks Brief Farewell Scene
A young couple, recently married, shared a private kiss at a gate as she prepared to board a train. The gateman intervened but the man coaxed a final kiss through the fence, amid a grinning crowd and a moment of public whimsy.
We May Grow Old and Other Fragments Obscure
Obituary style fragments recount aging, memory, and time, mentioning a grandad at eighty and a note about growing old. The text shifts to humorous asides on digestion and misread wordplay about George Ade. It then covers varied notes on Cuba honey exports, travel plans of European nobles, a county official lawsuit, courthouse bonds, and a deputy sheriff bribery case in Nelson and Aneta regions.
Unclear Train Schedule Items From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR notes describe northern ant round and various flyers and local passenger arrivals with inconsistent numbering. Mentioned items include WhiT BOUND arriving No 1 and a local passenger service with several unclear designations, dates, and times.
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Paswonmor
Paswony Ae
County Directory of County Officials and Titles
A fragmented list of county offices and officials including Treasurer, Clerk of the District Court, County Recorder of Deeds, Coroner, Superintendent, County Surveyor, and State Attorney. Names are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a local government roster.
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Sheri Fo Ity Nation
Stark the
Belooly
Staty
Local Meeting Notes From Odd Monthly Assembly
Meeting records show a recurring cuiguday night gathering each month with visiting neighbors, attended by H Brown and E R Browsnon, Gee. Fragmentary notes indicate communal activities and naming of a few attendees.
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H. Brown
Vo E.R. Browsnon
Gee
Diamond size and regulation stir fan debate
A fragmented reader comment ponders whether the Koh-i-noor remains the largest diamond and questions what constitutes a regulation size, imagining a hypothetical stone nearly ninety feet in each direction and how that would be handled under rules.
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Orth Dakota
Ubbins
Enderlin
Sheldon
Langdon
Glenullin
Icly
Fairmount
Williston Cavalry
Wilton
Ward
Edgeley
James Brown
Stanley
Sharon
Steele
Hannah
Stray Dog
Steen
la Moure
Winston Bros
Norwich
Hillsboro Opera House
Pacific Coast
Weorkmen
Washburn
Mandan
Pope
Acorn
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Jones
New York
Ade
George Ade
Wisconsin
Stiching
Jimny
Wigestion
Cuba
Germany
United States
France
Finn
Verel Lynch
McHenry County
White
Nelson County
Casa
Roslyn
County Directory
Sth
D. Parshall, B “Ee Are
Mount Moriah Lodge
A.M
Brownell
W.M. W
Hayes
W.D
Atterberry
Menta
Thoreday
Vnviting Brothers
Williston
M.W.A
R.A. Howell & CO
Akota
Megllege
Minneapolis Cereal CO
Mineesenis Rie
Fort Buford Lodge
C. F
Parnice Douenry
Perris
Troan
Senienpach
Davell
Kosa
W. HW
Siri
North Dakota
North-Western Limited
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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