Workers and Police Clash in Stockholm Riot Ends
In Stockholm crowds estimated at about 10,000 attacked police near the Riksdag building as workers and authorities clashed. Bottles and stones flew while police and soldiers tried to restore order. a man was severely wounded and several others hurt. Prime Minister Swartz and others faced questions on constitutional revisions and labor reforms.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
London
Riksdag
Boelalista
Parliament
Polce
Aar
Swartz
Jaimar Branting
Bodaliet R
M. Wencrester
Aera
Story of shooting and murder plot unfolds in court
Associated Press reports in St Paul on June 7 as Katherine Moran testifies about the plot to kill her sister Mrs Alice Dunn. She recounts being in bed with Alice when a man entered and attempted to wake her sister, only to find she had died. The testimony names J F McQuitlan and his son Thomas as fleeing figures connected to the case.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Katherine Moran
Mike
Alice Dunn
J. F. McQuitlan
Thomas
Toad
Shortage of Equipment Impacts Two Units
Fragmentary report notes equipment deficits affecting two firing units with unclear dates. Missing details include staffing, totals, and exact actions tied to a specified period.
British move to threaten Zeebrugge U-boat base
Activity along the western end of the allied lines in Salgium may foreshadow a drive against Germans there that may ultimately threaten the great submarine base at Zeebrugge.
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Salgium
Zeebrugge
American Warship Escorts Transports to France in War Effort
The Jupiter, a U S naval collier, arrived in France with 10 500 tons of wheat and supplies for American troops as bases are organized near the French coast. Marines plan marshalling camps for infantry artillery and aviation parks, with no officers bringing family. The arrival signals expanded American support in the Allied war effort.
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Jupiter
Washington
France
Daniels
Eresher
Mafin
Call on Fargo Folks to Put Dollars in War
In Fargo banks and the Fargo Clearing Association launch an active drive for Liberty Loan subscriptions through June 15. Aims to enlist as many residents as possible to support the war effort against Germany. A uniform purchasing system is being discussed to simplify handling, with about 300 Fargo residents already contributing.
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Liberty Loan
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Grand Forks
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Italy’s War Aims Defined by Nitti
Washington reports outline Italy’s war goals as rectifying frontiers to secure liberty and humanity against Austrian rule. Nitti, former cabinet officer and war mission member, asserts Italy did not enter the war for glory but to restore national bounds and aid its people. He notes over 250,000 Italians in the United States may be eligible for military service and discusses their potential role.
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Associated Press
Washington
Italy
Francesco Saverio Nitti
In‘ray
Eres Ha
Italee
Unfounded Charges Target Navy Medical Staff
An Associated Press report says accusations of mistreatment aboard a navy hospital ship are unfounded. Testimony praised medical care, with officials clearing the fleet’s health services and urging reassurance for personnel amid initial publicity prompted by Calder.
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Associated Press
Washi June T
Ace
Abraham Wae Sinaze
New York
Seport
Senter Calder
United Commercial Travelers Meet in Owatonna
Delegates from Minnesota and North Dakota gathered in Owatonna Minnesota for the twentieth annual reunion of the grand council. The opening sessions outlined plans for the year as registrations continued and officials prepared the convention agenda.
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Owatonna
Minn
Grand Council of United Commercial Travel
Minnesota
North Dakota
Plana
Tax Bank Checks Rise in Revenue Projections
A fragmented report notes a new plan to tax bank profits, with an expected revenue around 910 million. Officials consider scrapping taxes on certain classes, aiming to boost total revenue by tens of millions, though details are unclear.
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TeruNias
Oversubscribed Certificates of Indebtedness Sale at $300 Million
Washington June 7 The government offer of 300 066 000 dollars in certificates of indebtedness drew oversubscription and the books closed two days after the Meantgnated deadline. The oversubscription signal indicates strong demand for the debt issue despite unsettled market conditions.
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Arveneces Rons
Washington
Mae
Ube
Government moves against draft opponents in new case
A group including 11 draft opponents and two Columbian university students, among them a Miss Parker, face heavy bail as the federal grand jury intensifies its drive to enforce the selective draft registration. The action targets alleged conspiracy to hinder conscription and includes a New York student among those held.
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Wilson
Merlege
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Columbian Universit
Miss Parker
Bonds in Homes Drive Liberty Loan Campaign
Men tasked with placing Liberty Loan bonds in homes report systematic effort across states. North Dakota and Foster County show strong local participation with totals near one hundred thirty seven thousand dollars, while many counties push toward quotas under local chairmen and committees. Continued updates promised on Page Two.
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Me Oan Lehi Hanna
Minneding
M mi
Fed Reserve Bank Board
Can Readil
Iganti
Bena
Foster County
Foster Seine
Pembina
Registration Figures For Minnesota Cities Reported
Special to ag Forum scraps show registrations for Duluth Minneapolis and St Paul vary. Minneapolis total 36 178 registered residents while St Paul lists about 25 352 and Duluth around 10 296. Census figures cited include Minneapolis 301 40808 and St Paul 251 620 with Duluth 78446.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Areinnesota
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Serr
St Paul
Sixty Shots In Battle With A Submarine Aboard Silvershell
Paris June 7 The American steamer Silvershell fought a submarine in the Mediterranean exchanging 60 shots in about an hour and a half before the submarine disappeared The Silvershell commanded by Capt Tom Chariton is 5065 tons owned by Shell Oil Company of California It sailed from America in May with 43 crew including 15 Americans The incident was later confirmed by the Navy and Secretary Daniels noted no new details.
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Associated Press
Paris
Silvershell
Mediterranean
Minister of Marines
Tom Chariton
Shell Oil Company of California
America
Washington
State Department
Eeesaesal Eee Senn Sive Creas Mander
William J. Clark
Aiteahip
Aetaneen
Lendid
Lel
Clark
Navy Department
Daniels
Below Estimate Registrations Show Gov Voters Split
Reports received by Governor Burnquist by noon show Gen. Fred B. Wood overseeing the count in 61 of 99 718 districts with 97 785 opposing the government in the same areas. The tally reflects Minnesota registrations and-party alignments as of June 7 in St Paul.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minnesota
Burnquist
Pro American Stirs Spargo Leaves Socialist Party
New York June 7 Special John Spargo a leading Socialist criticizes the party for an anti war stance he calls evasive and pro German He states his withdrawal does not renounce socialism but he believes the party cannot advance socialism as it is now organized and calls it an obstacle to progress He remains an internationalist and anti militarist.
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New York
Cunnan
John Spargo
Shap
Fae Tsiness
International Saark
Spargo
Socialist Party
Delegates Named In Cass County Caucus Series Friday Night
Republicans of Cass county convene caucuses Friday evening from 7 to 9 oclock to elect delegates to the county convention in June and to choose delegates for the district congressional convention in Grand Forks. polling places include First ward McKinney school Third school Fourth ward court house Fifth ward city precinct and Wall Lumber company office. Balloting will be from 7 to 9. The district action at Grand Forks will select a candidate for congress to succeed the late H. Tr. Mele Geren.
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Iden Tonise
Third
Court House
Wall Lumber Company
Fifth Ward
Cass County
Congress
H. Tr. Mele Geren
Grand Forks
Ume
Terrific British Drive Reported With Heavy Gains
From London June 1 Associated Press staff correspondent reports the British rush in France has intensified with 20 percent more heavy calibers than at Arras and gains near the Mestose front. Allied forces claim advances, with positions near a key railway area reported captured and German reserves not yet rallied. Weather and mid summer conditions are noted as the conflict continues with uncertain German response.
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Associat
France
London
Associated Press
Ata
Ind Press
Arras
Lanter
Fallen
Ning
AG Launches Expected Blow Toward Line
Allied war dispatches describe a nine mile attack front between Ypres and Lille as part of a broad offensive in Belgium and France. British forces press gains along the Wyschaete ridge while continuing to pound German positions near Arras and Lille, with a large salient forming in front of Lille and the French front under heavy bombardment. German troops report crossings and trench captures on the Chaus-Dames line, as overall momentum shifts in the war.
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Associated Press
Belgium
Ypres
Lille
Arras
Haig
Gereying
Oae Vas Nohed
Une
Berlin
London
Chi des-Dames
Eee
Elin Flanders
Growing Better in War Years Address Opens Conference
Pittsburgh, June 7. The speaker declared the world grows stead ily better and poverty less despite the war. In Buffalo, the Army unit delivered the opening address before the forty fourth annual conference of the National Conference of ...
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Pittsburgh
Fig
Iife
Ie Army
Buffalo
Joliet report on unclear June statement text
An Associated Press item from Joliet Illinois presents a garbled June statement about correspondence with an unspecified party. The readable fragments mention a bearer and a question about having ever met, but the context and specifics are unresolved.
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Associated Presa
Joliet, IL
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