French Hold Front as Germans Press Attacks Across Front
Paris dispatch says French troops held the line along the Ourcq to Marne arc after violent German assaults. French counterattacks gained ground at several points with heavy enemy losses and hundreds of prisoners taken. News notes British gains near Vieux Berquin and Villers-Bretonneux with significant prisoner captures.
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Associated Press
Paris
War Office
Ourca
Marne
Ferry
Bouresches
Russia demands troops in France return home
Moscow protests to front authorities asserting Russian neutrality requires immediate repatriation of troops stationed in France. The note cites a division or more of Russian forces and references continuing coverage.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Tchitcherin
France
War Today Brought To Another Fargo Family
G Axtell is reported lost at sea while serving with the Equity Co-Operative Exchange. The note says he was wounded three times and went down with an American ship in foreign aviation service. His brother Cecil Axtell and George Axtell, employed in Minnesota, are named among relatives awaiting confirmation of fate.
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Fargo
G. Axtell
France
Astall
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
George Ax
Tell
Cecil Axtell
Foreign Aviation Service
Esqc
George Axtell
Minne
Two Tankers Shelled by U Boats Off New Jersey Coast
Reports from Atlantic Port say two American tank steamers were attacked by German U boats off the New Jersey coast. Both ships reported sinking while wireless appeals for help were received. no American vessel sunk off New England coast per naval authorities.
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Associated Areas
Atlantic
New Jersey
Boston
New England
New York
A. H. Ball Steamship Company
Jacob M. Maskell
Printer Charged With Bank Robbery at Napoleon
Napoleon North Carolina June 3 Charged with grand larceny for the robbery of the Napoleon bank March 27 assistant cashier Blers dorff was found dead beside the safe door from which loot was missing Sheridan Z McElroy inter came to Napoleon last September from Grand Wislu held in county jail on $2000 bond The warrant does not connect McElroy with the death.
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Napoleon, N. C
Napoleon Bank
Maren
Avien
Serry
Blers
Dorff
Saga
Sheridan Z. McElroy
Lnter
Napoleon Sea
Grand
Wislu
McElroy
Biorsdorft
Hattie Gould clog Dunn three-masted echo cruiser
In New York on June 3 a report describes the three masted echo stern in the state exedponers between t waa 146 feet long and 36 feet beam. The text mentions resolutions forwarded to I A Sarita WV and a December 1900 context with brewer and mare references.
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Legion
New York
Hattie Gould
Sarita
Wohoower
Brewer
Mare
Garsiee
New Train Schedule Change on Northern Lines Effective Soon
A revised timetable affects Northern lines with No 2 on the Northern Pacific moving earlier than before and transfers shifted to the western line via Canlson, altering connections from Fargo. The Great Northern was noted as not making a direct Fargo connection and changes aim to improve transfer flow between routes.
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Northern Pacific
Jenves
Glere
Pene
North Dakota Labor Federation pledges to support war effort
Delegates meeting at the Labor temple in Fargo, 82 strong, pledged full support to President Wilson in prosecuting the war. Walter Mills of San Francisco criticized the Chamber of Commerce and allied business interests, accusing them of opposing organized labor and funding biased juries. The convention continued with committee work and resolutions, aiming to open the event with a Minot session and continued reports on legislation and administration.
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North Dakota Federation of Labor
Labor Temple
Fargo
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Washington, D. C
State Federation of Labor of
North Dakota
America
American Labor of
Walter Thomas Mills
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce of America
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Milla
Mills
McDonald
Federation
Itn
Wil
Germans Increase Submarine Attacks and French Hold Front
The German submarine campaign reaches American shores as ships are sunk off the New Jersey coast. In France, the Paris government reports heavy all night fighting from the Marne and Ourcq fronts with French counterattacks driving Germans back at several points. Hundred of German prisoners are said to be taken as the French hold positions from Soissons to north of the Ourcq, while British pressure in Flanders shows no major new events.
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Atlantic
New Jersey
Paris
Marne
Ouroq
Ter
Ci Thierry
Parle
Ourcq
Sofendi
of- Saale
Soissons
Noyon
Ais Isone
Villers
Villers-Cotterets
Barnegat
N. J
Germany
Etroiclith
America
Pra
France
Seven College Cadets Attend Camp Near North Dakota
Seven cadets from North Dakota Agricultural College are admitted to a military camp with early July completion. Major M F Steele announces names including Cass Ladd and Bert KR Lewis, cadet captain, and Mortimer Keeley among leaders. Government pays 3 cents per mile for travel, plus sustenance and clothing allowance. Over 50 hours of work required weekly.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
M. F Steele
Collon
Cass Ladd
Bert KR. Lewis
Hew. i Fovani
Thomas Buxton
Mortimer Keeley
Congress Will Be Given Evidence
Washington notes that Treasury records on alleged profiteering may be presented to the Senate if properly called. President Wilson supports the disclosure as part of revenue legislation. Senate leaders were advised by McAdoo that he would not object to releasing the treasury records.
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Associated Press
Washington
Diasclos
The
Treasury
Ndispa
McAfoe
Senate
Bristol Steamer Rescues Edward H Coie Crew
The Bristol picked up the crew of the schooner Edward H Coie after a distress incident reported to Coastwise Transportation. Captain Walter Hart of the Bristol led the rescue near Boston, Massachusetts, as Associated Press notes.
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Cole
Associated Frees
Boston
Mass
Jane
Walter Hart
Bristol
Edward H. Coie
Atlantic Ports Temporarily Closed After Submarine Attacks
A wireless report from the Carolina says she is being attacked by a submarine with 220 passengers aboard and 120 crew. Navy orders direct Atlantic stations to assist. New Jersey coast ships sunk. New York harbor near-entry shipping attacked. guard and destroyer actions ongoing as warnings spread along the coast.
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New York
New York and
Porto Rico
Carolina
United States Guip
New York Porta Ri
Newport News
Atlantic
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Navy Department
S. O
Edward H. Cole
Hattie Dunn
Samuel W. Hathaway
New Jersey
New York Harbor
Jersey
Maritime Exchange
Germany
France
Bermuda
America
Newport
R. 1
Nantucket
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Haskell
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Legion Ree
N. D. Federation OF Labor
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Wall Street
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U.S
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