Germany Seeks War Supply Note To Go Forward Tomorrow
Washington reports after a two hour cabinet discussion, President Wilson announced the note to Germany was finished and will go to Berlin shortly. Secretary Tumulty said the document is in final form with only slight phrase changes after today’s cabinet session. Bryan was absent but in contact, Lansing and Counselor gave input as the note nears forward.
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O Neal Addresses Commencement On Life Fallacies
Ernest Wray Oneal delivered the commencement address at the agricultural college on popular fallacies. A Chicago divine noted for speaking to business leaders, he stressed that genius alone cannot replace labor. He cited the ten great historical figures who combined intellect with effort, urging students to value work and physical fitness. Continued on Page Six.
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Two Norwegian and One Belgian Steamer Sent to the Bottom
London June 8 The Belgian steamer Mematier torpedoed near Northforeland with twenty three aboard only six saved. The captain wife daughter flat mate and twelve crew lost. Mematier 1425 tons 291 feet. Northforeland Kent. Vessels Trudvang Superb sunk by submarines. Another Norwegian Guttertind 876 tons net sunk. TrudgeF 640 tons 224 feet. Superb 1895 tons bark sailed from Buenos Aires March 10 for Queenstown.
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NDO Has A Close Call After Engine Bombardment
June 8. A fire alarm sounded at 9 10 a m as a blaze in Cando threatened the city. Wind and destroyed apparatus hampered efforts. An explosion wounded Henry Hinkie and damaged street properties. Fire officials redirected to Devils Lake for support.
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Ten Minn Counties Vote Dry After Yesterday's Ballot
Ten of twelve Minnesota counties voting on local option went dry yesterday while two counties stayed wet. Blue Earth and Olmstead were among the wet counties as statewide interest grows. The dry win leaves supply restrictions hampering war efforts and signals continued political debate. Continued on Page Eight.
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Two Ball Games Set With Grand Forks Tomorrow
The article notes two ball games scheduled with Grand Forks tomorrow at the park. The count and results will be determined this afternoon or tomorrow morning as cold conditions begin.
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Signers count on immigration bill petition reaches eight thousand
A careful audit shows 8281 names attached to the referendum petition filed with Secretary of State Hail by June 3 for the immigration bill funding 50000. Of these, at least 520 signatures are non duplications or unreadable, leaving doubt about a successful referral.
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Big Exposition Draws 6000 To 7000 At North Dakota College
Thousands from Fargo and other North Dakota areas visited the agricultural college for a large exposition. Faculty and students promoted rural urban understanding as cadet band and locals toured campus buildings to see farm programs.
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Germans Move to Seize Bethlehem Steel and Remington Arms
A New York dispatch reports negotiations by the German government or bankers to acquire control of Bethlehem Steel Co. and Remington Arms Co. If successful, Germany would shut the factories to halt arms production, leaving the Allies to seek damages in court. The move hinges on war supplies and could decide the conflict.
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Italian Austrian Clash Yet to Come Progress Report
General Cadorna said Italian forces are making methodical gains along the frontier while the main invasion body has not crossed the Isonzo river. Detachments near Tolmino threaten that point as Vienna reports Austrian success in minor engagements and a pending decisive battle. Turkish and Russian reports from Gallipoli and Eastern fronts add confusion as fronts shift and lines hold.
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King of Bavaria Forecasts Extension of German Empire
The Bavarian monarch predicts further expansion of the German realm beyond its current frontiers to secure lasting peace. He says future gains will fortify the empire against renewed attacks and that enemies will be held accountable as the nation strengthens its position. He mentions Austria Hungary among the unfaithful allies and stresses the need for decisive action.
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