Record of Emmons County paper criticizes wartime loyalty order
The Record of Linton, Emmons County questions a Wishek sedition case and condemns a state loyalty order as unfair. It argues against disloyalty charges and urges full American loyalty amid war. The editorial references Brinton and the Non-Partisan League while defending free press scrutiny.
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Bismarc Tribune
Wishek
Brinton
League
Capital City
North Dakota Council of Defense Clash Over Pro German Claims
The State Council of Defense questioned E A Tostevin about his claim that Frazier's 15000 vote margin showed pro German support in North Dakota. After an all day meeting the council did not retract, and later issued an order condemning statements that defame any class as disloyal and urging unity with federal actions.
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Mandan Publishing Co
Frazier
North Dakota
Tostevin
Wich
Council of Defense
Kenmare Journal
War Department Plans Massive Open-Warfare Gun Fund
The War Department seeks a vast fortifications and artillery program totaling about 5.435 billion dollars with 2 billion cash and 1.23 billion for heavy guns. New Neville Island plant aims to match Krupp output as trench warfare shifts toward mobile heavy artillery on rail and road. The plan, backed by General Pershing via the Inter Allied War Council, envisions 3 million soldiers and mounting guns for rapid redeployment.
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Ohio River
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Missouri
Aldermen in Second Ward P G Rooks and Frank Meier Jr
Aldermen P G Rooks and Frank Meier Jr named or associated with Second Ward council affairs in the period. The readable fragment notes their roles or titles within the local government context.
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Frank Meier, Jr
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