Italy May Enter War On March 21 Allies Report
New York dispatches note private reports from England alleging Italy will join the Allies on March 21. The date is speculative and tied to a possible end of Italy’s neutrality. Berlin pressures Vienna amid Italy demands and potential territorial compensation.
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New York
England
Italy
Francis Joseph
London
Paris
Rome
Austria
Vienna
Berlin
Momen
Steere
Frans Nh
Baly
Austiie
Wildrose Bad Men Captured After Burglary
Two men answering to Edward James and W F Coleman were brought to face burglary charges after allegedly breaking into a Wild Rose store last week. Coleman carried fuse and safe blowing tools. both waived examination and planned to appear before the judge. James previously served time for gambling in this city and was known as ill Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward James
W. F. Coleman
Strom
Coleman
James
Ill Shea
Boys Club Tournament Nearing Finish at Congregational Church
The city’s Boys Clubs meet Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Congregational church with over forty boys aged 12 to 15 enrolled. Four teams Chickasaws Chippewas Buffalos and Navajos compete in a close point race led by the Navajos with 833 points Buffalos 756 Chippewas 679 and Chickasaws 372 as the April 8 banquet nears. Also Emerald Farm Dairy ends milk supply from A Pearson who now ships to the creamery only.
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Congregational Church
S. S
Buffalos
Chickasaws
Bruegger Mercantile to Stage Live Model Show at Orpheum
The Bruegger Mercantile Co. presents a live model show at the Orpheum theatre on March 24 and 25 at 8 PM. O’dell, fresh from Chicago and New York, brings claimed top dress for women to demonstrate. Four special musical numbers accompany the event along with the orchestra, promising Williston’s first such show.
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Bruegger Mercantile Co
Orpheum Theatre
Anager O'dell
Chicago
New York
Williston
Northwest
Loftus to Speak Here on Equity Exchange March 22
W. W. Keltner announced that Mr. Loftus of the Equity Exchange will speak in Williston on March 22. A meeting will be held at the Armory at 7 30 in the evening where Loftus will address farmers on Equity Exchange business.
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Loftus
W. W. Keltner
Equity Exchange
Williston
Armory
State funds flow to Williams county schools and city
Williams county received the February apportionment of state education funds totaling 7882.98 with Williston schools getting 1708.74. The article notes four yearly apportionments and projects annual aid around 25000 to 30000 dollars and discusses opportunity and farming as a stable path for young people.
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Williams County
Williston
Rev B S Shaw to speak at Glasgow address in May
Rev B S Shaw is invited to give an address in Glasgow Montana in May before the Northwestern Association of Congregational Churches on The Community Church. Shaw organized the Glasgow church six years ago last October.
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B.S. Shaw
Glasgow
Mont
Northwestern Association of Congregational Churches
Community Church
Dr Gammon Coming for Sunday School Institute
Arrangements are made for the coming of Dr. R. W Gammon on April 3 and 4 for a Sunday School Institute. Dr. Gammon is a specialist and was heard with delight here two years ago. A program of interest is being prepared and will be announced later.
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Gammon
R. W Gammon
Six candidates file petitions for City Commissioner race
Six candidates have filed petitions for the City Commissioner race with two seats to be filled. The field includes R L Welliver Harry Monroe Joseph Wegley Lars Christianson and two Socialists Don Rutledge and L N Shelden.
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Lucky Jim
R. L. Welliver
Harry Monroe
Joseph Wegley
Lars Christianson
Don Rutledge
L. N. Shelden
Dr Robertson to Speak at Wesley College Visit in Williston
Dr Robertson president of Wesley College will preach at the Methodist church Sunday morning and evening in Williston and address the Men's Bible class at 11 45. An unusually large attendance is anticipated.
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Robertson
Wesley College
Williston
Methodist Church
Field Worker Mrs Lillie B Bowers to Lecture at Consessional Church
Mrs Lillie B Bowers a field worker for the N D W C T U will give an illustrated lecture at the Conses tional church Tuesday evening March 3rd. The speaking event is open to the public and an offering will be collected for the W T U work.
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Lillie B. Bowers
Great Britain Blockade Order Cites War Time Maritime Measures
London announces an order blocking vessels sailing to or from German ports after March 1. Ships must discharge at British ports. goods may be restored or seized depending on contraband status. Enemies and enemy origin cargo face strict handling, with exceptions for neutral flags under humane provisions.
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London
United Kingdom
Rts
Germany
Jury acquits Thaw in conspiracy escape case
Harry K. Thaw and four co defendants are found not guilty of conspiring to escape from Matteawan asylum for the criminal insane the jury laboring all night before reaching the verdict Thaw remains in custody pending a motion to return him to New Hampshire as a sane man while others are discharged
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteswan Asylum
Roger Thomason
Richard Butler
Eugene Duffy
Thomas Flood
Thaw
Canada
New Hampshire
Matteawan
Cook
Justice Page
Library notes on new Friday circulation selection
The library announces Friday circulation of Martha and Cupid by Julie M. Lippmann third in the Martha ty story. The Affair at the Inn by Kate Douglas Wiggin and coauthors presents four viewpoints. Rhymes of a Rolling Stone by Robert W. Service features Alaska and Hudson Bay poems. Tommy Remington's Battle by Burton E. Stevenson is a Boy Scout tale. Polly and Dolly targets younger readers.
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Martha
Cupid
Julie M. Lippmann
Marthe Ty the Aye
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Robert W. Service
North
Alaska
Hudson Bay
Tommy Remington
Burton E. Stevenson
West Virginia
Polly
Dolly
Local couple wed at Distad residence in Molive region
Married Mr Lars Haugen of Molive North Dakota and Miss Christine Dahl of this city on Wednesday afternoon at Rev A E Distad's residence. Attended by Tosten Haugen and Miss Gina Hun. The couple will live on the groom's farm near Molive.
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Lars Haugen
Molive
N. D
Christine Dahl
A. E. Distad
Tosten Haugen
Gina Hun
Grooms Farm
Great Aviator Beachey Dies In San Francisco Drop
Lincoln Beachey was killed during an exhibition flight at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The monoplane collapsed after a 7000 foot descent, plunging into San Francisco Bay near the government pier as spectators looked on. His body was recovered underwater later that afternoon.
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San Francisco
Lincoln Beachey
Beachey
Ti Poschine
San Francisco Bay
Government Pier
Wonders of the Zone Exposition Attracts Philadelphia Visitors
Visitors to the fair explore a mix of dignified displays and light entertainment across the Zone. Highlights include a grand Aeroscope view of San Francisco, the 101 Ranch show, Old Faithful at Yellowstone, and a collection of world exhibits from Asia to Australia.
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Byfair
Chicago
St. Louis
Pike
San Francisco
California
Carroussel
Southland
Chinatown
Gettysburg
Golden Gate
Asia
Yellowstone Park
101 Ranch
Australia
South
Filmland
Japan Beautiful
Prof Onstad Back Energizes Williston Band
Williston community welcomes Prof Onstad returning to lead the Williston Band after a hiatus of about a year. The move aims to revive both band and choral activities with renewed vigor. Also noted is a dray company sale as Henry Nenyes transfers interests to Arthur Evans, forming Cascaden Evans.
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Onstad
Williston
Stad
Henry Nenyes
Arthur Evans
Evans
John Heffernan
Grand Forks
Cascaden & Evans
Prizes announced for Rural Home writing contest
The Valley City Normal sponsors a contest for students seventh grade and up on The Rural Home What It Is and What It Ought to Be with three prizes. County Superintendent Miss Peterson leaves for Minot for a regional superintendents meeting. The Ladies Aid prepares a supper and six booths reflecting daily chores with a 50 cent meal of roast beef and sides. Frank Murry, jailed for horse stealing, attempted escape with a knife. Barber shop ownership changes as Martin Sveen and Louin McGoon buy the Ray barber shop.
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Valley City Normal
Officers Raid Booze Joint In Williston Town
States Attorney Lohrke Sheriff Erickson and Officer raided the Lillian Sutton or Black Lil place Friday evening. A colored lady and Walter Westphal were arrested for selling liquor. Westphal pled guilty and the colored lady was dismissed on promise to leave town. Also notes about local property and an Art Maderson building. Palmer School House announces a talk by vies Harriss on March 21 at 3 o'clock Life's Dream.
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Lohrke
Erickson
Ounce Ford
Lillian Sutton
Walter Westphal
Westphal
Williston Bothins
Art Maderson
37 Towns Are Gained By Days Of Votes In Minnesota
Minneapolis March 11 The Minnesota Anti saloon league hailed a record dry swing as 39 municipalities banished liquor with only two returning to saloons. Net gain 37 for dry forces as county option law looms. Five towns lost licenses by tie votes. Adrian and Evota returned to saloons. Four county seats flipped dry. Northern towns and Jackson noted as dry votes shift.
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Minneapolis
Minnegota
Minnesota Antisaloon League
George B. Safford
Antisaloon League
Minnesota
Stewartville
Butterfield
Revere
Otter Tail
Cleveland
Campell
H. H. Flowers
Marton
Adrian
Evota
Faribault
Fairmont
St. Jamiaire Stone
Luverne
Fis
Tiree
Wadena
Walker Park Rapids
Jackson
Saskatchewan to Introduce Liquor Restriction Legislation
Saskatchewan minister George Langley told rural municipal delegates in Saskatoon that a bill to drive liquor out of the province will be introduced at the next session. He warned those profiting from liquor traffic that the government will act and issue a warning.
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Sankatchewan
Ton
Ceorge Langley
Manicipal Affairs
Convention of Rural Municipalities
Saskatoon
Tie
Easter Bazaar March 27 at I C C F Episcopal Guild
The Episcopal Guild announces an Easter Bazar at I C C F on Saturday March 27. A fine display includes hand embroidered articles for babies and children, ladies lingerie, luncheon sets, aprons, and a Japanese booth with many novelties.
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Episcopal Guild
Assault charge dismissed after police court session
Osten Soliske faced Police Magistrate Smith on a charge of assault against John Broskowsky. The dispute was settled and the case dismissed. Hugh Puffer and C. Personius appeared last week for disorderly conduct. Puffer received five days on the streets and Personius was fined five dollars and costs.
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Osten Soliske
Smith
John Broskowsky
Hughy Puffer
C. Personuis
Puffer
Personiua
Temple man charged with stealing wheat at hearing halted
Alex Buffam of Temple was arrested Saturday night by Deputy Strom on charges of stealing wheat from John Van Wagenen. Buffam’s hearing was continued to Friday with bonds set under 1000 dollars as witnesses were subpoenaed in Temple.
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Alex Buffam
Temple
Wild Rose
Strom
John van Wagenen
Buffam
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Stanley
A. Pearson
Emerald Farm
Iage
Henry Ford
Detroit
Charley Murphy
Milionaire
Cincinnati Enquirer
Thomas H. Ince
Comic Opera Co
Charlie Eaghma
DR. Robertson
Beld
Miss Peterson
Minot
State
Ladies Aid
The
MURRY
Bismarck
Frank Murry
Haford
Martin Sveen
Louin McGoon
Ray
Sutton Place
United States
Palmer
Vies Harriss
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