War News From Europe Reports Great German-Austrian Gains
Berlin reports over 300000 Russian captives in May and advances near Przemysl. London notes Romania may join with Austria and Bulgaria with Turkey, while Galician fronts show gains. Belgian front remains contested as German forces press but face heavy Belgian fire.
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McCumber Discusses German Reply in Interview Here Today
Senator Porter J. McCumber spoke in Fargo about Germany’s note to the United States. He said the reply does not fully answer the American note but leaves room for diplomatic talks likely to yield a settlement on neutral and belligerent vessels. He emphasized international law requiring safe passage for passengers and crew and predicted a new code may be needed for submarines. He noted Berlin’s claim the Lusitania was a war vessel and said the president can seek understanding on modern warfare rules. McCumber will stay in Fargo through Friday for Shriner ceremonies.
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Letters From the War Zone Showpieces At French Exposition
Paris hosts an AP dispatch detailing the war era art exhibition opened by President Poincare in the Petit Palace. Tapestries from Rheims cathedral and Flemish carvings saved from bombardment draw crowds as funds go to the Franco-Belgian relief effort.
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Italy's Big Five in Conduct of War
The article profiles Italy’s five pivotal leaders during conflict: Premier Antonio Salandra, General Luigi Cadorna, Prince Louis of Savoy Duke of the Abruzzi, Admiral Baron Sidney Sonnino, and General Caneva. It notes Cadorna’s military lineage, Salandra’s leadership during internal crises, Sonnino’s外交 role, Caneva’s rise through the ranks, and a historical context including the 1884 Adriatic defeat and Tripoli campaigns shaping Italian naval prestige.
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Forks Strike Off and Sinking of British Steamer
Grand Forks reports the Forks baseball strike settled after a conference and discharge of training camp costs. The British steamship Alexandria bound for Liverpool was torpedoed, leaving forty survivors. Grand Forks will host St Boniface today as the postponed game is rescheduled. Chilean Congress opened by President Remon Barros Luco with a full attendance.
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Statement Issued Today Warns Mexican Leaders to Unite
Washington June 2 Count Von Bernstorff the German ambassador had an audience with the president at noon. The president received the ambassador in the historic blue room of the White House.
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Dogs of War Loom Large in Fargo Dog Ordinance Fight
A large delegation of Fargo dog owners and officials clashed with Commissioner Price Dahl over a proposed dog control ordinance. Attorneys Richardson and Lacey argued the plan would empower dog catchers to seize and kill unowned dogs, while advocates pressed for licenses to deter homelessness. lawmakers pledged enforcement of existing laws and weighed a higher license to fund control efforts.
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Truth Edition Published Tomorrow By Porum
The Truth Edition of The Porum, issued by the Fargo Town Criers Club, will be published Thursday afternoon instead of today due to a heavy advertising load. Requests for extra copies must be submitted to The Forum office by 3 p.m. Thursday to ensure accommodation.
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United States May Be Forced to Take Action in Mexico
President Wilson issue a public warning to Mexican faction leaders urging unity to establish a constitutional government and relief for a starving populace. He warned that the United States will consider active steps if rivals fail to unite and restore order below the Rio Grande. The statement signals a shift from watchful waiting to a more vigorous policy to aid Mexico.
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Germany Explains Torpedoing of the Steamer Gulflight
Germany states the torpedoing of the steamer Gulflight was not intentional and presents government notes and explanations aligned with official lines. The carrier notes relate to broader Lusitania context and American responses, with additional unofficial details mixed in.
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Chicago Police Scandal Trial Opens with Forensic Evidence
Chicago June 3 The state began presenting evidence in the trial of James C D Broren once a police captain and two detectives Michael whum and Frederick Roth charged with conspiring with known criminals to permit burglaries in their district. Dozens of witnesses recount burglaries as Steinberg testifies to payments and misconduct while Roth faces alleged involvement. In Phoenix on June 2 five men sit under death sentence as lawmakers debate capital punishment and related issues.
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Hellstrom Petition Signers Count Falls Short
Referendum petitions submitted to Secretary Thomas Hall show Hellstrom with fewer than half the required signers. Time is nearly up Friday as officials tally signatures and await the remaining support.
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