The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-01
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Yuan Shi Kai has been appointed
premier of and is now practically
dictator. He is now forming a cabi-
net. ~
The North Dakota supreme court
has reaf1irmed its decision changing
/ the county seat of Pembina county to
Cavalier
Eddie Young, the California light
weight pugilist. has announced his
intention of studying for the minis
try to be an Evangelist.
1 General Canva commanding the
Italian army in Tripoli is reported to
have been captured today by Turks
| in the streets of Tripoli
| When he sailed from Wilcox,
Ariz., today for Tucson, Aviator Rog-
ers had travelled 3,426 miles in his
| flight from New York to the Pacific
| coast.
| Six masked man early today held
up a RockIsland train at Hulburt,
Tennessee, dynamiting the express
safe and wrecking the car They
were frightened away but took with
them the registered mail.
A sunrise salute aroused the resi-
dents of Bath, HI, today, when, with
hundreds of visitors from all over
the county, they celebrated the 18th
anniversary Of the laying out of the
town by Abraham Lincoln.
Chief Justice Morgan yesterday re-
signed from the North Dakota SUI
preme court and his place was i'm
mediately filled by Dean A A. Bruce
of the North Dakota university.
Chief Justice Morgan is in poor
health.
A Child Welfare exhibition. SINH
lar to the exhibitions held recently in
New York and Chicago, was opened
in the Portland, Ore, Armory today
| under the auspices of the Oregon
Congress of Mothers. Simultaneous
with the exhibition, which will con-
tinue five days, there is TO be held
conference for the discussion of the
care of infants, the playground
movement, settlement work and kin
dred topics.
The American team which will try
to bring back from Australia the
! Dwight F. Davis international Ten
| mis- Cup sailed from Vancouver. B.
c., for Sydney today on the steam
ship Valandia. The captain of the
team is William A. Larned of New
York, seven times lawn tennis singles
| champion of the United States. The
other members of the American chal-
longing team are Beals G.. Wright of
Boston and Maurice E. Mclaughlin
of California.
At Morgantown, W. Va. President
Taft today headed the list of
visitors, at the inauguration of DR..
Thomas 3. Hodges as president of
West Virginia University. Among
the noted educators present were
President Alderman of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, President Thompson
of Ohio State University, President
Perry of Marietta College, President
WEIGH of Ohio Wesleyan University,
and President Sparks of Pennsylva-
MIA State College.
President Taft will be visitor in
Hot Springs, Va, for five days, be-
ginning tomorrow and continuing
until next Monday, the day before
election. The president will reside
at Mrs. Seth Barton French's villa,
which he has leased for a short per-
iod and where Mrs. Taft, Miss Helen
Taft and members of the household
are already established. Since he left
Boston on Sept. IS, President Taft
/ has travelled $4,000 miles and has
averaged four speeches day.
At Jackson, the Mississippi legisla-
ture convened today in special ses-
sion. The chief purpose of the SEES
81. is to straighten OUT matters in
connection with the State bond is
sue of 1910. The bonds, amounting
to 100000, were authorized at the
last session of the legislature, but
! found Irregular. To meet the States
moral obligations Governor Noel asks
that the legislature appropriate an
amount sufficient to cover the accrued
interest. In addition to this matter
the legislature is asked for an ap-
preparation to defray the expenses OF
the State troops recently sent to Nc
Comb City in connection with the
| strike of Illinois Central shopmen.
! The New Jersey State Board OF
/ Public Utilities Commissioners al
Trenton today began pualic Lear.
ings to consider the provisions OF the
lsocailed full crew bill. The bill pro-
vides that every passenger train hav-