U S Role in Japan Expansion Seen by Japanese Leader
Minneapolis Oct 4 Japanese statesmen push for Pacific expansion and equal treatment. Carl Crow editor and Samuel Blythe discuss why the United States blocks Japan’s moves after Hawaii, the Philippines, and Guam, noting open door policy and Monroe Doctrine deter further gains.
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Japan
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Samuel G. Blythe
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Winnipeg Bars May Be Closed
Winnipeg, Man October 4 The push to suspend all liquor licenses for the fall and winter will peak when the Manitoba Social Service council presents its petition to the Norris cabinet The move cites 6000 to 10000 Canadian soldiers to be billeted in Winnipeg and argues banning bars is necessary for wartime economy and temperance A mass meeting of citizens is planned to gauge public opinion and endorse the effort A fundraising drive of 50000 is under way to support the campaign The outcome could affect Ontario bars and the March vote on prohibition headed by the province
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Choral Union to Begin Winter Work Monday
The Choral Union will start its winter session on Monday night October 11 at Library Hall. Notices will go to former members, and all interested are welcome to join. The program includes Coleridge-Taylor's Hiawatha's Wedding Feast at 8:30. There is no membership fee. each member provides their own copy.
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Bruegger Live Model Style Show Draws Packed Audiences
Large crowds filled the Orpheum for two nights as the Bruegger Store staged a ready to wear fashion show featuring Wooltex coats and suits, Mitchell street dresses, and coordinated hats from Cleary Hat Shop. Williston models showcased children's wear, drawing inquiries from across the state and signaling new interest in local fashion venues.
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Chicago
Germany Note Not Satisfactory Yet U S Hopes for Concessions
Washington reports Germany’s Arabic crisis note not fully satisfactory to the United States yet not considered critical. Wilson and State Department officials deem it lacking on key points of disavowal, sinking, and reparation. Further talks planned with Count von Bernstorff to seek clearer assurances, while Americans on unarmed liners would be protected if disavowal isn’t explicit. Miss Alice Romans to teach piano. recital in Library hall with E Minor Sonata and other pieces.
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New Reports Add to Losses From Great Hurricane
New Orleans Oct 2 The known dead and missing in Louisiana and Mississippi from Wednesday night’s hurricane total 208 deaths and 1117 missing. Property damage runs into millions with widespread destruction across cities and farmlands. Recovery efforts focus on crops and replanting as authorities assess impacts.
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WETS CARRY HENNEPIN COUNTY IN COUNTY OPTION
The wets won the county option vote in Hennepin County by about 9 400 to 29 934 as 69 271 total known ballots reported with one precinct missing. Officials warn of potential legal challenges over illegals votes and planfuture actions. Reverend George B Safford pledged to stay engaged and the wets interpret this as time to prepare for another election in three years.
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Minneapolis Journal
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Greek premier Venizelos resigns amid kingly dispute
Athens reports Premier Venizelos and the cabinet quit after a blunt meeting with King Constantine. The chamber adjourned in disorder as talk grows of a coalition. The crisis centers on Greece's stance toward Entente aid to Serbia and troop landings at Salonika. King Constantine’s German links fuel suspicions.
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Plans for the world's series in Philadelphia
Philadelphia plans for the fifth World Series in six years after the Phillies clinched the National League title in Boston. Work begins to add about 2,300 seats at National League Park raising capacity to just over 20,000. Tickets will cost one to five dollars and buyers must purchase three games. A Philadelphia banquet for the pennant winners is set for October 16. The State Federation of Clubs in Minot plans a Better Babies contest with doctors offering free services.
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Minot
October Term Opens With Sparse Court Calendar
The October term of Court opened Monday for non jury business with few cases listed and several deferred to the next term, indicating a light schedule and nonjury focus.
Knights to Initiate Fourth Degree in Grand Forks
Ten candidates for initiation in the Fourth Degree will be brought to Grand Forks where the work will be shown for the first time in the state. Henry C. Soucheray of St Paul will preside, with attendees from North Dakota Montana Minnesota and others. A Mass in St Michael Pro Cathedral will precede ceremonies at 2 PM in the Auditorium, followed by a banquet at 6 30 PM.
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Elks Home
McKay Named Among North Dakota’s Oldest Residents
An aged settler, Mr. McKay, recalled by sports writer Me perat of Nesson, in Fargo years ago when the city held only about two hundred residents. McKay praises his marksmanship with shotgun or rifle, claiming he can shoot as well now as in the past and inviting others to join in hunting contests.
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Huseby Ulshaffer Wedding At Wheelock Parsonage
Ole J. Huseby and Bonnie Merle Ulshafer, both of Wheelock, wed at the Methodist Parsonage on Friday October 1. Rev H Styles Harriss officiated with the bride’s parents present. They plan to live on the groom’s farm north of Wheelock as life unfolds.
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Desperate Jewelry Heist in Busy Philadelphia Block
Two men tried to steal jewels worth 120000 from a show window in view of hundreds on a crowded Philadelphia corner. They smashed the window with a padded hammer and fled after grabbing two trays, firing revolvers as a warning. An ice man tackled one robber, seizing a revolver. bail was set at 2500 for Nathan Heller, 28, of New York, who claimed innocence.
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New York
Murdered man under fence near Bisbee
The body of John Stefick a transient harvest hand was found under a snow fence on the Soo main highway near Bisbee North Dakota. An autopsy showed a bullet wound from a gun in the left eye. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of homicide with unknown shooter. No clear motive or home found. Burial ordered in Bisbee.
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Charles Keller
Bulgaria rejects Russian demands over Macedonia ultimatum to Serbia
Petrograd reports Bulgaria refuses Moscow demands and sends Serbia an ultimatum on Macedonia, requiring a 24 hour reply. Rome notes Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria is badly ill according to authorities. In social news, Mr and Mrs M M Swan announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday October 6 1915.
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Rescued Boy from Sure Death by Heroic Action
Lee McNary saved five year old Jimmy Harp who wandered onto a railroad track near Westview as a passenger train approached. Harp, son of Mr and Mrs John W Harp, became briefly unruly after being rescued but escaped serious harm. The incident occurred Monday evening near the depot with a box car in sight.
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Lee Mclory
National Child Labor Law Advocated by Connecticut Manufacturer
D H Warner of Bridgeport's Warner Bros Corset Co urges a nationwide law keeping children in school until 16. He views 14 to 16 as critical years and argues against employing under 16, noting poverty exceptions should be rare and only for those declared physically fit by a doctor.
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Connecticut
National Child Labor Committee
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Warner Bros. Corset Co
Bridgeport
Primary Department Sunday School Party At Congregational Church
Mrs Cunningham assisted by Mrs McGaw and Wingate entertained the beginners in the Congregational Church Sunday school in the church basement Saturday afternoon.
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Separator Runs Over Young Man in North Dakota Farm Accident
Albert Bennington, 18, son of Mr and Mrs John Bennington, was seriously injured when he fell under a moving separator on a George Bennington farm. The wheel crushed the left foot and spine area as he walked backward, coat snagging and delaying escape. Remarkably, ground softness and wheel’s release saved his life. he lay speechless until helpers found him about ten minutes later.
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Trafoil Club Initiates Three New Members at West Side Home
Miss Mabel Greengard hosted the Trafoil Club at her home 245 2nd Avenue West Tuesday evening at 8. The initiation welcomed three candidates Alma Uicll Flavia Musik and Isabelle Scott increasing the club to twelve members. After ceremonies, refreshments followed and the ladies departed satisfied with a best ever meeting.
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Mabel Greengard
Alma
Had arm broken in fight over crank case
C A McKinne r a broken arm described after a car related clash. Witnesses say a kick caused the injury during the incident. Authorities report no further details available at this time.
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