Taft Defends Payne Bill in Minnesota Speech
President Taft in Winona defended the Payne tariff bill as the best enacted by a Republican Congress. He said insurgents who opposed it abandoned the party and praised Tawney for voting for the measure. Taft urged party solidarity over perfect tariff goals, while affirming insurgents’ right to oppose them.
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Winona
Minn
White House
Taft
Republican Party
Payne
Congress
Winona Opera House
Jas. A. Tawney
House Committee On Appropriations
Minnesota
House
Senate
Tawney
LaCrosse
la Follette
Wisconsin
Leg Breaks in Auto Wreck Near Gladys
John Copland of Minot, Ford agent, suffered a leg fracture in a three place break when a dog blocked the road near Gladys. His companions Bisiker Bishop and Brownson escaped serious harm, with Bisiker thrown twenty feet and Brownson unhurt. Mrs. E. M. Atterberry left for Missouri.
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John Copland
Minot
Gladys
Mr. Copland
Messrs. Bisiekert
Bishop
Fessenden
E. R. Brownson
Mr. Bisiker
Mr. Bishop
Asbury
E. M. Atterberry
Missouri
Nominees in Graphic Contest Listed for Williston Event
A long list of contestants including Miss Lulu Mitchell and Miss Maurice Taylor is shown for a graphic contest in Williston North Dakota. Names from Trenton and other towns appear along with a note about a $625 prize for winning the graphic fine garden home. Norwegian language services are announced for Zion Lutheran church next Sunday at 11 with Sunday school at 10.
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Lulu Mitchell
Missouri Ridge
Maurice Taylor
Trenton
N. D
Percy Thompson
Williston
A. R
Mary Frederickson
Frederickson
Rose Rogers
Wilbur
Henry Halverson
Marman
N.D
Thilda Osmundson
Rude
Viva Foster
Edith Munter
Zion Lutheran Church
Drug Permits In Peril In North Dakota Proceedings
Grand Forks North Dakota September 18 Judge Kneeshaw hearing Cavalier county druggists permits questioned authority of district court judges to grant drug permits The case hinges on constitutional powers and a Kansas Supreme Court remark suggesting county judges may grant permits This decision could affect all permits and enforce strict compliance by holders to avoid cancellation.
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Grand Forks
N. D
District Court
Langdon
Kneeshaw
Cavalier County
Cleary
Grafton
State of
North Dakota
Supreme Court of Kansas
Brewer
Kansas
Gov Sarles Wins in Straight Heats at Milwaukee Races
Gov Sarles wins the 2:20 trot and the 2:30 trot in straight heats at the Great Western circuit card at the state fairgrounds. Ruby Clay takes the 2:20 pace. Countess Mack wins the 2:30 trot. Track was muddy. Dan Patch and Minor Heir miss Milwaukee due to Patch’s leg injury and plan to race at Sioux City next Tuesday.
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Milwaukee
Ruby Clay
Citizens’ Business League
State Fairgrounds
Gov. Sarles
Countess Mack
Dan Patch
Patch
Sioux City
Victory for Mrs. Hedderich in contested will case
The supreme court affirmed the county and district court rulings on the will of the late G. M. Hedderich. A man calling himself Gus Hedderich, a mixed-blood from Popular Montana, had challenged the will as a son. Trial began in 1906, first in county court, then district court for two weeks, then an appeal to the supreme court, which upheld the prior decisions and brought general satisfaction.
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G. M. Hedderich
Supreme Court
Popular
Montana
Gus Hedderich
Severe Burns After Yard Fire In Springbrook Incident
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ulrich and Eli Kingston suffered severe and minor burns when Mrs Ulrich backed into a yard fire. They aided by Mr. Ulrich and Mr Kingston who were burned while assisting. Dr Hagen treated the injuries. Mrs O M Pierce of Minot visits Mrs Rawson in the city.
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Chas. Ulrich
Eli Kingston
Springbrook
Hunter Killed in an Accident in North Dakota
In Grafton North Dakota on September 17 J P Machart was killed instantly in a duck hunting accident near Lankin. He was 17 and died when a shot from Joseph Voracheck struck him in the back. An inquest found death accidental with no blame on anyone.
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Lankin
J. P. Machart
Machart
Perth
Joseph Voracheck
Hard to Move Crops Halted by Missing Rail Links in McKenzie County
In Schafer North Dakota two million bushels of grain face storage and transport problems as McKenzie County lacks rail access. Rivers block the quickest routes, roads are poor, and only a few granaries exist. Farmers haul from forty to sixty miles with team teams, delaying harvests until winter. Flatboats on cables cross the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers to ferry ferries.
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Schafer
N. D
Missouri
Little Missouri
Yellowstone
McKenzie County
Connecticut
Man Found Alive After 24 Hours in Tomb Vault
Kingston Ontario September 18 Magistrate Lawson of Elginburg was locked in a Sydenham cemetery vault during a funeral. The door with a spring lock closed behind him and he endured distress and starvation before a funeral procession returned and a key released him. Mourners mistook him for an apparition.
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Kingston
Ont
John Lawson
Elginburg
Sydenham Cemetery
Lawson
Mag Aairabe
Spirit Land
Mystery in Ward County Cleared
Minot North Dakota September 18 the disappearance of Prof Ethan Allan formerly with the Burlington school district has ended with a letter from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to the Burlington school board clerk seeking payment for one week of teaching. State law requires monthly teacher payment making collection unlikely.
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Minot
N. D
Ethan Allan
Burlington
Pitsburg
Allan
Fire destroys three buildings in Bergen N D
Fire on September 17 gutted three main street structures in Bergen North Dakota after starting from an oil stove in a second story. The Sterhem and Delaney buildings, among the town's finest, were completely destroyed along with a restaurant and pool room. Insurance exists and owners plan immediate rebuilding, a blow to local business just before harvest.
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Bergen
N. D
Sterhem
Delaney
North Dakota Exhibit Celebrates Growth and Resources
Ft Wayne Journal Gazette lauds North Dakota's state exhibit at fairs, highlighting agriculture like wheat rye oats and barley, lignite coal cement clay and brick industries, and a broad display of minerals and manufactured goods. It portrays the state as a model for western expansion and a remedy for crowded eastern cities.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Journal- Gazette
North Dakota
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Winona, Minn
Payne Bill
Auto Party
Mrs. Hedderich
Hunter
Ward
Pittsburg
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