U S Demands Recall of Papen and Boy Ed
Berlin news reports a U S request for the recall of Captain Franz von Papen and Captain Karl Boy Ed from the German embassy in Washington. Secretary Lansing states the withdrawal is due to military and naval activities, while Germany seeks the grounds for the move. Diplomatic exchanges proceed via ambassadors in Berlin and Washington.
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United Stat
Franz von Papen
Karl
Deval
Washington
Germany
United States
Lansing
Boy-Ed
von Papen
Herlin Foreien Arcn
A. Long
Ord Eae Gert
Sea ‘Witnon Hall
James A. J. Archibald
Gerard
War Zone News From Front Lines In Europe Dec 6
Paris reports intense artillery across Artois Somme Oise Champagne and Argonne with convoys and troops moving back from Hattencourt Lauincourt. Belgian dispatch notes no infantry action but strong shelling of German groups as Turkish camps also bombed.
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Paris
War Office
Artois
Loos
Souches
Somme
de Oise
Faye
Thhe
Hattencourt
Lau‘court
Champagne
Saint Souplet
Massigés
Argonne
Bach and
Wotthen
Ttee Expeditionary Corps
Dardanelles
Les
Kereves Dere
Four Thousand Equity Delegates Gather in St. Paul
St. Paul hosts the Equity convention with about four thousand visitors arriving on special trains from Great Northern Northern Pacific and Sea lines. The opening program featured remarks by Governor Hammond and city officials as delegates from North Dakota Montana and South Dakota gathered to hear speakers including J M Anderson A D Stillman and E J Quamme.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific and
Sea
Equity
Minotang Valley City
North Dakota
C. J. Lee
Valley City
Hammond
A. M. Baker
Fargo
Powers
Art Freie
Berlin
N. D
J. M. Anderson
A. D. Stillman
Kalispell
Mont
J. E. Kelley
Pierre
E. J. Quamme
Grain rate increase approved by commission
The commerce commission approved higher freight rates for grain shipments from Minneapolis to Southern Oklahoma via the Pacific, increasing costs on rail transport.
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Hington
Paints
Minne- Hakata
Paints Southern
Oklahoma
Pacific Fe
Merce Commission
Captain Denies Sheltering Man on Ottawa
Capt Otto Heinats aboard the German ship Ottawa denies sheltering Robert Capelle, an agent for the North German Lloyd Steamship, during a Sacramento neutrality case probe. He says Capelle was not aboard and if asked by German authorities, he would inquire carefully before admitting any person. Federal officers later located Capelle on the Ottawa.
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Otto Heinats
Ottawa
Robert Capelle
Jloyd
Capelle
Sacramento
Robert Capel
Melnats
Tom
Capelle di
New York
Japan Plans Shanghai Move Amid Shanghai Turmoil
Tokyo reports indicate Japan will act in Shanghai amid disturbances. Several Japanese warships are in the area and the cruiser Tsugaru, once at Yokohama, is believed headed to Shanghai.
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Tokio
Japan
Shanghai
Tsugaru
Okohama
Texas Governor Sees Brighter Mexican Outlook
Governor Ferguson told President Wilson that recognition of General Carranza has helped restore order on the Mexican border and in Mexico. He predicted rapid elimination of General Villa in the revolutionary affairs.
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Washington
Ferguson
Texas
Wilson
Mexco
Carranza
Villa
German War Plans Signal Strikes on British via Mesopotamia
Reports from the front describe German tendencies to strike at British forces through Mesopotamia and the Persian Gulf while reinforcing Franco-Belgian defenses. Disjointed items mention Bulgarian mutiny rumors, intensified actions on the French front, and a postponed Duma session as Emperor Nicholas acts on budget concerns. Athena notes Greece and Entente planning a conference among Greek and Allied military authorities to assess Greece’s wartime needs.
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Persian Gulf
Wannee
Suez Canal
Infanse Mutis
Iranée
Belgium
Fennione
Howe
Champagne
Saint Souple
Kittel Brothers Arrested Over Casselton Bank Closure
The Kittel brothers faced serious charges after the Casselton Bank closure, with authorities pursuing investigations into the events surrounding the bank’s shutdown.
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Kittel Brothers
No Preliminary Hearing In Kittel Bank Case
No preliminary hearing was held as both men deny charges and say examinations will prove their contentions. The closure of the National Bank of Casselton led to the arrest of R C Kittel former bank president and W F Kittel cashier by U S Marshal J B Doyle late yesterday on a charge of falsifying.
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First National Bank of
Wilson Denounces Traitors in Annual Address to Congress
President Wilson outlines national defense plans and a broad Pan Americanism doctrine. He condemns Americans siding with foreign belligerents, asserts security for self development, and calls for liberty and independence for all nations, drawing prolonged applause. His full message appears on page 8.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
America
Grand Commander of Knights Templar Dies at 50
George M. Pike, Grand Commander of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of North Dakota, died at his New Rockford home after a nervous operation. He led civic and business interests in New Rockford and had served as mayor and school board member. Former Governor Frank White becomes Acting Grand Commander. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday in New Rockford.
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George M. Pike
Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar
North Dakota
New Rockford
Pik
Knights Templar
New Rocheford
Hugh Peoples & Co
Frank White
Valley City
North Dakota youth attend annual institute at state college
The North Dakota Agricultural College hosts the big annual boys and girls Institute with 150 delegates from 21 counties. Miss Sullivan opened the session and introduced speakers including Director Thomas Cooper who praised the students for advancing corn, alfalfa, potatoes and small grains while stressing patriotism and future leadership in farming and homes. President John Hint of the college was later introduced to the attendees.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
Miss Sullivan
Extension Dpartment
The
Agricultural College
Thomas Cooper
Cooper
Mise Sullivan
Pres
John Hint
Settlement in Courier-News case involves A Y Moore payment
The supreme court decision in the Guild-More case was followed by a settlement last night. A Y Moore paid The Courier News Publishing a total of 12 400 in gold as final settlement.
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Courier-News
Guild-More
Supreme Court
I. T.guild
Courier- News
A. Y. Moore
Caedia
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