Armistice Doubt Amid World War Talks In October Dispatch
Washington and Paris reports say a Senate denounces armistice as unthinkable while Allied leaders push for victory. Kaiser Wilhelm’s peace push and Hindenburg resignation headline a volatile map as French forces strike near Rheims and Beirut changes hands, reshaping the war outlook.
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Washington
Wilson
Cuinss
Hindenburg
Senate
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kitises
Max
Doyle Delivers Strong Speech for Governor Bid
Hon. S. J. Doyle, Democratic candidate for North Dakota governor, spoke for about an hour Tuesday afternoon to a crowd in the opera house despite Grand Jury sessions. He condemned the Socialist influence of the Nonpartisan League, warned against Townley followers, and urged voters to back the government in the war effort.
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J. Doyle
North Dakota
Opera
Doyle
Nonpartisan League
Frazier
Townley
Wounded Soldier Clayton Carmicheal Returns Home on Ten Day Furlough
Clayton Carmicheal, the first Emmons county soldier wounded in France, arrives home on a ten day furlough. He spoke at the Electric Theatre about his experiences and a voluntary collection raised $77.51 for him.
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Clayton Carmicheal
Clayton
France
Emmons County
Electric Theatre
Tragic Farm Accident Claims 23-Year-Old Heinrich Walther
Heinrich Walther was killed while threshing when an engine belt loosened and pulled him under a wheel. The German Baptist Church procession followed his funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Ri Luchs and Rev. Kibelheimer in Linton cemetery.
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Heinrich Walther
Heinrich
Bac
Clabrch
Ri Luchs
Kibelheimer
Linton
Wolverton Takes Stone Hotel, Plans to Convert to Hospital
Dr. Wolverton closed a deal last Friday making him owner of the Stone Hotel, formerly owned by Dr. Hogue. He intends to convert the building into a hospital, as originally constructed for that purpose. Dr. Hogue has entered military service in the medical department and will depart once his affairs here are settled.
Infant Annisatheriné Kierlsy Laid To Rest
A baby of Mr and Mrs Keeley died Sunday night and was buried Tuesday in Seville. The family mourns the loss of their 2 month old child Annisatheriné Kierlsy.
Four Shots for a Dollar War Fund Report
Washington September 22 1918 The Red Cross War Council releases an installment detailing civilian relief costs in France from July 1 to December 13 1918 and totals for relief among refugees rehabilitation of devastated areas tuberculosis work and hospital services. It notes France relief and civilian programs expense exceeding 70000000 since war start and outlines major expenditure items and manpower.
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Washington D. C
Red Cross War Council
War Council of the
American Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
France
Red Cross
United State
Society of Friends
Bureau of Medical and Fical Information Service
Objects to charges test federal control of telephone installs
The Nebraska railroad commission challenges the Postmaster General per federal control of telephones. It seeks to bar charges for installing phones arguing state regulators should handle intrastate lines. The case tests federal preemption and will set a nationwide standard.
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Washington
United States Cour
Nebraska Railroad Commission
Telephones and Telegraph
Nebraska Commission
Postmaster General
German troops withdraw from Bulgarian ranks head for headquarters
A terse German army headquarters report states that troops who had fought with the Bulgarian army are withdrawn and marching back toward their headquarters. The note emphasizes the redeployment of these forces after combat in the Bulgarian theater.
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Neriin
Rules Army
Linton Red Cross elects new officers
The Linton Branch of the American Red Cross held a meeting last Monday evening and elected officers: Chairman Mrs John Glesz, Vice Chairman Mrs H L Petrie, Secretary Mrs J A Anderson, Treasurer Mrs FE H Smith. Buy bonds and back the guns that hit the Hun.
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Linton
Americared Cross
John Glesz
Vwrag
Mrez
H. L. Petrie Roorstary
Mra
A. Anderson
Trerevcer Mra
H. Smith
French Hospital Bombed in Chalons War Crime Claim
Paris reports that a German airplane bombed a hospital at Chalons causing many French deaths and injuries. German prisoners were sheltered in the hospital cellars during the raid, and Clemenceau vows the act will be weighed in the final settlement as part of German crimes.
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Paris
Chalons
Margaine
Department of the Marne
Clemenceau
Scout Patrol Craft Sunk in Collision in Long Island Sound
The U S S Scout patrol vessel 3897 sank in a collision with another naval ship in Long Island Sound. The commander and crew members were rescued. The other vessel’s identity was not disclosed. The 297 vessel was formerly the steam yacht Mary Allemad.
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Washington
Long Island Sound
Navy Department
Mary Allemad
Simple Life as Honorable Path Cited in Editorial
The piece argues that a simple life remains honorable and decent amid modern temptations. It asserts personal virtue, contrasts material excess with restraint, and appeals to readers to value modest, steady living.
Big Drive for War Funds to Start
The United War Welfare Campaign launches uniting seven major groups to coordinate effort. Emmons County’s quota is 7500 dollars. the appeal calls all residents to contribute regardless of background, uniting Christians, Jews, Catholics, and Protestants in support of soldiers abroad.
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United War Welfare Campaign
Ammon
United States
War Welfiace
Young Men's Christian Agpreciation
Have You A Boy Or Friend In France
A call urges readers to report the name and last known address of American Army men in France to the county auditor so ballots can be sent for the November election. It stresses these servicemen are entitled to vote and will shape future government.
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Sereéga
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Relief Association
Salvation Army
Emmons County
France
North Dakota Education Notes and Red Cross Aide Drive
About seventy area schools are in session as the North Dakota Educational Association meets in Minot on November 6 7. Linton Twich School gains Mrs Briggle as principal while Henry H Hanson serves as deputy superintendent. A Red Cross auxiliary aims to boost 150 schools this year, recruiting teachers with two to three years of high school work. Uncle Will Crocker will continue Rotary support and a monthly school aid issue begins October 15.
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North Dakota Educational Association
Minot
Briggle
Linton Twich School
Henry H. Hanson
RED Cross
W. G. Crocker
Uncle Will
Rotary
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