Fargo Patriotic Group Demands Frazier Curb Accused Talkers
The Fargo War Organization appeals to Governor Lynn J. Frazier urging him to bar speakers on public platforms accused in federal proceedings of disloyalty. It cites Brinton and Randall as examples and questions whether the state should shield such figures from scrutiny during wartime. The letter frames the issue as protecting U S interests and calls for action before a jury term.
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Fargo War Organization
Lana
J. W. Brinton
Genter
Consumers Gannted Stores
Netbuys
Townley Tdirected Mercantile Corporation
United Ben Biereening
Fatareong Diaioyal Sontiments
Parse War Organization Appeal Executive
Brinton
War Organization
Raya
United States Grand Jury
United States
U. S
Bismarck
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
Fargery Organisation
Leo Horst
Randall
Etry Ant
Fangud
Donna Randal
Horta Dekota
Attack on Aisne Feint Grows Into Main Drive
British in France report the Aisne battle began as a feint and developed into a major offensive. German prisoners claim knowledge of terrain aided success. observers question Hindenburg’s decisive victory plan and speculate on shifting troops to the north or to Paris. Weather and cautious German concealment details accompany findings as the front line holds near Craonne.
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Aisne
France
The
von Hindenburg
Amleng
Contirmancs
Howe
Paria
Craonne
Gormans
Ines
U boats attack liner as crews and passengers seek rescue
German U boats press the Atlantic campaign with no confirmed life losses so far. The liner Carolina evacuates its 370 people after a shelling, with many passengers and crew missing while attempting to reach the New Jersey coast. authorities have not yet released full casualty figures.
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Atlan Hi Ted Ora
Loas
Carolina
New Jersey
Steen Club 10 Gains 2500 Fargo Voters For Steen Ticket
The Fargo meeting of the John Steen For Governor club outlined a plan to enroll at least 2,500 Fargo voters to back Steen and the Minot ticket in the Ninth district. Charles Pollock was elected president, with H L Wilson as vice president, H Anderson secretary, and Amos Crown treasurer. B V Moore will head active organizing work with 100 young Fargo volunteers, plus a two-per-precinct advisory committee. The group backed the Minot ticket without dissent and pledged to coordinate with county and state league efforts to win in the June primaries.
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Fargo
John Steen
Governor Club
Ninth Legislative District
Steen
Minot
Charles Pollock
H. L. Wilson
H. Anderson
Amos Crown
B. V. Moore
North Fargo
Fargo Commercial Club
W. H. Barnett
Caas County
North Dak Independent Veters League
Mlinof Ucket
Thossuse
Ped
Fire destroys McCracken studio and damages Black store
A fire at 7 18 this morning gutted the KF B McCracken studio on A road way and flooded the Black company store with water. McCracken values loss at 10000 with 2500 insured, while Leslie Black cites possible 20000 in losses and about 80000 stock drenched. Bre Martell and two children escaped from an adjoining apartment as firefighters battled dense smoke and flames. The Black Berry building, owned by the Black company, will be repaired immediately.
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KF. B. McCracken
Black Department
McCracken
Leslie Black
Black Company
Apmrioment
Roll
Chtve
Undeter
The
Blackberry
Lincoln Survivors Saved After Torpedo Attacks
An Associated Press report states all passengers aboard the Lincoln were saved after torpedoing threats. The crew endured the attack with no serious injuries and the incident prompted dispatches to the Navy Department for further action.
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Associated Press
Washington
June Ailthong
Ted
Lincoln
Asner
Moon
Batarday
Navy Department
Women on Farms Feed 10,000 Canteen Workers
A report notes women on farms prepare food supplies for a canteen serving ten thousand employees. The effort highlights organized farm labor contributions to wartime or large-scale provisioning.
Great Crowd at Devils Lake Pledges Support Steen
Devils Lake North Dakota June 4 a large rally drew farmers from northeast North Dakota for the Independent Voters ticket with John Steen praised as governor candidate. Leaders Kraabel Vick Homnes and others spoke on loyalty constitutional government and wartime policy while the crowd hailed Steen with enthusiastic ovations.
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Devils Lake
N. D
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Rugby Junction
League
Townley
Independent Voters
Alex Macdonald
Glencoe
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
John Steen
Kraabel
Opera House
West
Alt. Kraabel
G. Vick
Bourese
Flrat
Sperge Homnes
Sresby
Vick
House Bol
Bick
George P. Homnes
John Teen
Allies Hold Ground as French American Forces Repel German Advances
Paris June 4 American troops joined French units on the western Champagne front, halting a German push near Neuilly wood and aiding a counterattack that reclaimed Mosly. On the Marne and between the Oise and Aisne, Germans were checked, while Pernant and Neuilly-la-Poterie saw heavy fighting and shifts in village control with French losses outpaced by Allied resistance. The Allies reported improved lines as French and British forces pressed near the Aisne and Oise, with renewed assaults at Champlet and Troesnes showing advancing momentum.
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Associated Prean
Paris
Champagne Salient
Neuilly Wood
War Office
Marne
Oise
Aisne
Pornant
Oureq
Neuilly-la-Poterle
Chateau Thierry
Aiane
Pernant
Saconin
Missy
Laconin
Our
Houde
France
Villiere-Coteret Yeatorday
Chateau
Eserves
Troesnes
Chanasura Arora
Coutre
Coustiers
Champlet
Schooner Rescues 300 Caroina Shipwreck Survivors
An Atlantic Port report says 300 passengers and crew of the steamer Carolina were rescued at sea by the schooner Etta B. Douglass and by a coast guard lifeboat. Survivors include Martin Carroll of Newark and six Puerto Ricans, later taken to the coast guard station. The Sabine reported a submarine sighting between Charleston and Frying Pan Shoals, with another vessel aiding in the pursuit.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Tune
Carolina
Etta B. Douglass
Schoone
Martin Carroll
Newark
N. J
Longnough
Coast Guard
Sabine
Tampa
New York
Charleston
Frying Pan Shoals
Survivors tell tales after Atlantic disaster
New York reports the German sub attack on the Carolina and Texel survivors arriving at Lewes Delaware and Atlantic City. Seamen recount torpedo and gunfire events, two women among nineteen aboard the Carolina lifeboat, and U boat threats.
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Associated Press
New York
Porto Rico
Carolina
Moamner
West Indian
Porta
Cape May
Guna
Lewes
Dela
Atlantic City
N. J
Siemenip
Texel
Larno
Phore
R. K. Lowry
Brook
Srantae Aiavn
Renee
Hia U-bost
Kent
Carolina's Crew and Passengers Victims of Submarine Loss
The report notes heavy losses from a submarine attack with total tonnage around 20 000. It states all vessels were coastwise ships and seven sailing ships involved in the incident.
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New York
Germany
Atlantic
Waa
Ale
Grecian
Jacob M
Governor Cobb
United States Shipping Board
Dorchester
Merchants 2 Miners Transportation Company
Carolina
Samuel W. Hathaway
Boston
Washington Officials See Submarine Danger Ebb
Reports indicate the German submarine threat off the Atlantic coast is receding as ships return to base. Officials say U S coastwise vessels are in port and search efforts continue to confirm the danger has lessened, with no confirmed additional submarine actions at sea.
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Washington
Atlante
Daniels
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Great Britain
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