Burglar Loots Hagen-Newton Co. Jewelers in Broadway Window
A thief broke the Hagen Newton Co. jewelers window at 8 Broadway at 6 45 am and escaped with 27 set and diamond rings and six watches valued about 1200 dollars. The burglary was timed to a passing Northern Pacific train and the thief remains at large as officers search Fargo Cass bounty officials and Jewelers Security Alliance. An inventory is under way to confirm exact items and value.
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Hagen-Newton Co
Broadway
Garger
R. B. Newton
Hagen- Newton Co
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Security Alliance of
New York
Northern Pacific
Iver Aldahl
Fargo Police Department
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Prasenger Depot
Bn Front Street
Dahlgren
Aidahl
McDowell
Haxens Newton Company
Dutch Move Toward Allies Signals Policy Shift
In a Paris dispatch, Dutch commercial and political leaders are pushing for a policy shift toward closer ties with the Entente. The Dutch economic league leader urged that the Scheldt river be internationalized, indicating broader alignment with Allied nations.
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Associated Arena
Paris
Havas
Fie
Holland
Ecohom Gal League
Harlem
Scheldt
Weather report for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska
Partly cloudy conditions across Wisconsin and Minnesota with a warming trend expected. Iowa tonight looks fair with low temperatures and light winds. Wednesday should see warmer conditions in the northeast with generally clear skies.
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Wisconsin
Red Cross urges continued service through influenza crisis
Amid postwar strain the Red Cross warns its workers face a severe influenza outbreak within ranks. The piece urges continued effort to control the epidemic and maintain wartime production standards, noting gaps in North Dakota and urging volunteers to resume full activity as peace nears.
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Red Cross
North Dakota
Rex Porte
Fargo Boy In Lifeboat Eight Hours After Sub Sinks Ship In Atlantic
A Fargo youth 17 last May, Earl Clayson, recounts eight hours adrift in Atlantic lifeboat after his ship was torpedoed off France on August 1. He describes breakdown, torpedo hit, crew abandoning ship, and waiting for rescue as the vessel sank.
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Fargo Boy
Atlantic
Pewaukee
Earl Clayson
Fargo
G. Clayson
Fourth Street
High
States
France
North Dakota Leaders Urge State Role in National Recovery
North Dakota business leaders heard from Atlantic City visitors on joining the national recovery effort. James Mann urged North Dakota to take its place in U.S. business affairs and help coordinate with farmers and workers to promote prosperity for the nation and beyond.
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North Dakota
Mann
United States
Congress of the United
North
Dakota
Deyis
N.D
Atlan
Steptic
Dakota Hetall Frsement ¢ Association
Atlantic City
Recon- Chamber of Commerce of the United Emerce States of
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Navy Estimates Recount Nation’s Recruiting Needs
Washington reports two hundred thousand men must be recruited to equip ships and crews. Captain Laning told the House Naval Affairs Committee that an appropriation of 14 million dollars is requested for transportation and recruiting costs. The regular navy stands at about 215,000 with 165,000 enlisted since the war began, 120,000 for four years, and 45,000 for the duration.
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Washington
House Naval Affairs
Will Versels
Captain Laning
Iain Laning Ses
Endry
Hones Boand
Rate Fixing Power Of Rail Board Curbed by Supreme Court Decisions
Special to The Forum. Flamarck North Dakota December 17. Judge Robison opines the state railway board lacks full rate fixing authority after Supreme Court actions. The case city of Blemarck versus Gas Co. tests municipal utility oversight and board jurisdiction over municipally owned corporations and public utilities.
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Supreme Court
Flamarck
N. D
James E. Robison
State Board of Railway Commissioners
F. B. Packard
Interj
Ataio Board
Blemarck
Gas Co
James Iwho
Igun
District Court
Lawa
Ainy
Oer Public Utility
Meni Tha
Supeeme
Mackensen Has Been Interned
A fragment reports that Mackensen has been interned and notes his role as commander of German forces. The text is incomplete but indicates a labeling of his detention status and position.
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Mackensen
Amdocumien Press
Anel
Red Cross Branch Reaches Out for Renewal in Fargo
The Fargo Red Cross warns that all memberships excluding life will lapse Jan 1. A Christmas roll call runs from yesterday to next Monday, aiming to renew old members and add new ones. Officials report 217 members and 267 in other reports, with six of 26 divisions tallied so far.
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Fargo
Red’ Cros
J. P. Hardy
Jme
Europe
United States
Son Missing in France Since July
Rudolph Stasia of Cummings has been reported killed in a battle in France. Eva rt has made efforts to learn more, but no information has been obtained. Rudolph’s brother Alex Stanks was wounded in the same engagement but has since recovered.
Southern Russia Calls for Troops
Representatives from all political groups in southern Russia except Bolsheviks and absolutists urged American and allied governments to send an expedition to combat the Soviets and prevent anarchy. The appeal reached the state department after being handed to ministers on December 6. Also notes Belgian peace delegation and a canceled convoy home for the 92nd Division with no explanation.
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Washington
Russia
Pepl
Peecesten
Las
State Department
Ce Emueeels
Vernment
Paul Hymans
London
Emile Vandervelde
Baron van den Heuvel
Vatican
Tet of Justice
General Pershing
National Army
Spartacans Outnumbered at German Workers Congress
Berlin reports the central congress of soldiers and workers councils opened with 450 delegates, including three women. The Spartacist and Independent groups were outnumbered as Karl Liebknecht Rosa Luxemburg guests declined. A move to invite them failed, sparking turmoil and a potential national assembly vote.
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Berlin
Sol
Diers
Germany
Diet
Badaliers
Spartacus
Prepace
Karl Tdebknecht
Rosa Taixerabure
Liebknecht
Spectatore
Air mail service appoints J Clark Edger ton as chief operations
Lieut J Clark Edgerton, one of the first fliers in the aerial service, has been named chief of flying operations for the post office department. He will oversee plane work in the service, succeeding Capt B B Lipener who has resigned.
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Lieut
J. Clark Edgerry Har
Post Office Department
Successa
B. BE. Lipener
Igned
Punishment of Kaiser is Up 10 the Government Not Jurists
Marquis of Crewe argues punishment for the former German emperor and officials rests with governments, not jurists, citing ample precedent for executive action to remove criminals. He states crimes must be dealt with by state power to avoid future threats and avoid diverting justice.
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Kaiser
Tandon
Marquis of Crewe
Stute
Weerminater
Belgium
London
Frederick Ebert
Peace Conference Delay Seen Until Holidays
Paris reports President Wilson accepts no immediate start for peace talks, awaiting informal groundwork and American troop plans. He monitors health, plans a Christmas with troops, and prepares to meet Allied leaders in Europe after holidays.
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Wilson
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Europe
Witewn
Gary A Gerreim
Bais Saeer
United States
White House
Durem
Eave Parise Christman
Even
Ithata Ameri
Correll
Atlte
Bulgaria Has A New Revolution
Fragmentary report notes Bulgaria undergoing a political shift with references to Barlin and informatics, mentioning an answer from Bulgaria via Hungary. The readable text hints at a new revolutionary event, though specifics remain unclear in the OCR.
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Barlin Cheak
Rerenu Rin
Dae
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