Record of Emmons County Linton paper established in 1984
The Kemans County Record of Linton North Dakota established 1984 publishes as the official paper of Emmons County. It circulates in the county’s south half and throughout the north half with weekly ad copy due in by Wednesday noon.
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Kemans County
Linton, North Dakota
Pioncer Paper
Emmons County
Metal Paper
City of
Linton
Linton Worth Dakota
Secon Gases Matter
Simple Life Advice from Hoover Victory Call
The message urges returning to simplicity in living with plain food clothes and routines while urging hard work prayer and courage to secure a victory. It emphasizes daily labor meals rest and recreation as a path to success and national strength.
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Hoover
Burial of General Wood and the probe into his role
The testimony notes Secretary Baker ordered Major General Leonard Wood buried and later allowed him to study war problems in France. It critiques the War Department for not utilizing Wood's preparedness advocacy and questions the administration's restraint against a highly influential officer.
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Llyed
George
Leonard Wood
Washington
Paris
Allied War Council
Medill McCormick
Senate
United States Army
America
Baker
Wood
France
War Department
Lloyd George
Roosevelt
Guns and airplanes to blast to Berlin in war plan
Gouverneur Morris argues from the French front that heavy American guns and airplanes will advance on Berlin, given enough production and supply. He says mass artillery and aerial bombardment can crush resistance area by area until the Rhine is reached, with minimal casualties.
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Gouverneur Morris
France
Berlin
Ailette
Loon
Cambrai
Italy
Massed artillery and air power to breach Germany
The Minneapolis Journal quotes Mackensen praising massed artillery and mechanized warfare as a path to victory in World War I. It argues that more cannons, shells, and airplanes will widen air superiority and cause greater enemy casualties, enabling an advance into Germany and forcing the Kaiser to surrender.
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Ypres
Mackensen
Dunajac
America
France
Belgium
Germany
Minneapolis Journal
Germany a brigand among nations, warns Duluth Herald
The Duluth Herald editorial condemns Germany for breaching treaties and planning to seize Baltic provinces Lithuania and Poland from Russia. It cites past German aggressions, comparing them with invasions of Austria Denmark France Belgium and Belgium to justify a united bid to crush the aggressor.
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Russia
Poland
Baltic
Lithuania
Minnesota
North Dakota
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
America
Austria
Silesia
Denmark
Schleswig-Holstein
France
Alsace- Lorraine
Belgium
Luxemburg
Duluth
Duluth Herald
The Nation's War Requires a National Administrative Machine
The article argues the war cannot be run by any single party or agency. It calls for a unified national effort, praising Secretary Baker and Washington's patriotism while criticizing the current administrative system as too small for the crisis. It compares U S mobilization to Britain’s wartime reorganizations and urges a far larger, nonpartisan war machine.
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Democratic Party
Senate
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Baker
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Fragmentary Minneapolis Journal Item Cites National Direction
A partial Minneapolis Journal excerpt discusses national direction and a suggested cabinet shift. It references a partisan cabinet, potential replacement by a national cabinet, and a three Pres. Aasee phrase. The fragment centers on political restructuring and leadership adequacy.
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Minneapolis Journal
The Kaiser Insane Claims Stir War Era Plot
A writer reflects on the Kaiser’s supposed plans for world conquest and calls for viewing his actions through religious and political lenses. The piece cites speculation about warnings from the past and references to a Mount of Olives Hospiece and Tolstoy critiques.
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Onoga
Europe
Iers
Norway
Spain
Germany
America
Mailea
Mount of Olives
Palestine
Count Tolstoy
Wilhelm
Red Cross Notes Highlight Tiny Hero and Relief Efforts
Little Myrvene Tures of Milnor joins Red Cross efforts by knitting a muffler and receiving a thank you letter from Private Laurens H. Campbell who sent back a locket with his muffler note. The Red Cross war council allocates 1.5 million dollars for sweaters socks helmets gloves and wristlets plus 880 thousand for wool yarn for resale to chapters nationwide. Delegates in France report duties caring for 600 repatriates daily and coordinating beds clothing and supplies with prefects and agencies. Demand for Red Cross nurses exceeds supply each month.
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Myrvene Tures
Milnor
N. D
Red Cross
Lisbon
Laurens H. Campbell
Fort Brady
Mich
Laurens
Red Cross War Council
France
American
Nurses for Red Cross War Effort Urged in North Dakota
A North Dakota report urges training for Red Cross nursing to meet a potential war-long drain on nursing staff. It notes a three year program as required and highlights extensive Red Cross aid to children in France, Belgium, and among orphans, with ongoing fund drives and a planned nurses hut in France costing 2000 dollars.
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Red Cross
Europe
France
American Red Cross
American Relief Society
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