Massachusetts primaries set April 30 for delegates
Boston reports a Massachusetts preferential primary bill clear through the senate and house, to hold April 30. All parties will vote for delegates to national conventions with district and at large delegates chosen by voters preferences. Governors Foss expected to sign. Roosevelt, Taft, and La Follette vie for support in Illinois counties as well.
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Ben B. Lindsay
Denver
LaFollette
Roosevelt
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Senator la Follette
North Dakota
Taft
Ben. B. Lindsay
Boston
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House
Foss
Massachusetts
Chicago
Baltimore
Cook
Rock Island
Winnebago
Roosevelt National Committee
Ilinois
Roosevelt Gains Ground Across Nation In Week
Washington reports show rapid growth in support for Col. Roosevelt with delegates favored in Pennsylvania Colorado Minnesota and a large St Paul mass meeting reflecting rising Roosevelt sentiment. Taft supporters face undercurrent of Roosevelt strength across key states as party leadership contends with shifting dynamics.
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Washington
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Colorado
Minnesota
Mittee
St. Paul
Face Injury From Well Drill Accident at Todd Place
H. B. Breen was struck in the face by a pump crank while drilling on the Todd place Tuesday afternoon. He was rushed to Wittenberg hospital for treatment with initial fears for his life, but he has shown some improvement and recovery hopes persist.
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H. B. Breen
Todd Place
Wittenberg Hospital
Easter Millinery Opening by Miss C M Taylor
Miss C M Taylor hosts an Easter opening of exclusive French and imported spring hats at her millinery parlors. The event runs Friday and Saturday March 9 and 30 with an invitation to visit and view the latest seasonal models.
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C. M. Taylor
Roosevelt Meeting at Gates Opera House Friday
H. J. Allen touring the state in Roosevelt campaign will speak in Williston Friday night March Lath. Allen, editor of the Wichita Beacon, is noted as a progressive leader, brilliant writer, and persuasive speaker capable of humor and earnest oratory.
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Gates Opera House
H. J. Allen
Theodore Roosevelt
Williston
Kansas
Senator Bristow
Senate
Wichita Beacon
Mark Twain
Blaine
Certificates Granted to Local Teachers in February Exam
Second grade certificates awarded to Maud M. Anderson Hartie A. Weintz Ernestine Crosse Marguerite Crosse Ida M. Kerr Florence Taylor Mildred Trumbo M Elizabeth Butler. First grade certificates went to Mary Fitzgerald Hilda Hayden and B E Johnson. Twenty took the exam in this class. Botton Bros promotes spring dry goods showing with an in-paper ad.
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Tatem
Maud M. Anderson
Hartie A. Weintz
Ernestine Crosse
Marguerite ‘Crosse
Ida M. Kerr
Florence Taylor
Mildred Trumbo
M. Elizabeth Butler
Mary Fitzgerald
Hilda Hayden
B. E. Johnson
Case Dismissed in Assault and Battery Case
The March 5 assault case before Justice Field ended with dismissal. Testimony from Robert Slater described being struck by George Wells at the Palmetto Grill, causing a head wound. Wells testified differently as the proceedings concluded.
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George Wells
Justice Field
Robert Slater
Palmetto Grill
Bessie Wells
Wells
Leading Republicans Endorse Theodore Roosevelt for President
A meeting of the citys leading Republicans endorsed Theodore Roosevelts presidential bid on the Republican ticket. The Roosevelt Club organized to vigorously promote his candidacy and unite the party for the coming election. The group elected officers and adopted resolutions stressing North Dakotas pivotal role and favoring Roosevelt or La Follette as a Progressive choice.
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Ben J. Lindsay
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
LaFollette
Roosevelt Club
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
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M. Hydle
FE. C. Carney
J. J. Blair
Robert M. LaFollette
Robert M. la Follette
Court Dismisses Defendant After Conflicting Testimonies
Mrs. Geo Wells testified that Slater acted in self defense and that he struck only for himself. Allie Wells also testified similarly. The court dismissed the defendant.
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Slater
Geo. Wells
Allie Wells
Sanderson and Hammer wed at Congregational parsonage
George L. Sanderson and Miss Katherine Jane Hammer from Trenton were united in marriage Monday at the Congregational parsonage by Rev. Knighton Bloom. The couple are residents of Trenton.
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George L. Sanderson
Katherine Jane Hammer
Knighton Bloom
Trenton
Why I Became a Churchman Why I Remain One
The Curate will preach at St. Peter's vesper service on Sunday at 7 30 p m. The sermon titled Why I became a churchman why I remain a churchman marks the final topical sermon in this charge as he devotes remaining Sundays to calendar appointed teachings.
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St. Peter’s Church
Marriage License Entries and Local Shoe Ad
George L. Sanderson and Katherine Jane Hammer both of Charles E Nelson. Alice Sveen of Williston and Ralph S. Stauffer of Stady. Lulu Davidson of Buford listed in marriage notices. Ladies white Buckskin shoes in Pingree made at Greengard's.
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George L. Sanderson
Katherine Jane Hammer
Trenton
Charles E. Nelson
Alice Sveen
Williston
Ralph S. Stauffer
Stady
Lulu Davidson
Buford
Pingree
Greengard’s
Lutheran Church Union Planned for City Congregation
The Lutheran churches of the city plan to consolidate into the Norwegian American Lutheran church to be based at the former United Church building on First Avenue West. Two sermons weekly will be offered in English and Norwegian, and all sub divisions will be laid aside while adhering to Lutheran doctrine. Officers elected include A. N. Eidsness, P. Hamre, J. O. Halverson as trustees with M. A. Anen as secretary and T. O. Hougen as treasurer.
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First Avenue West
United Church
A. N. Eidsness
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