Four Names Put On Ballot For Congress Job
Four candidates appear on the North Dakota congressional ballot for the forthcoming special election on July 10. Bevan, Cuthbert, Gick, and Baer filed petitions. Burtness and Aaker may still enter or withdraw. State officials consider potential withdrawals and the impact of Nonpartisan League influence on ballot access.
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Thomas
P. JT. Cuthbert
Devils ‘Lake
Bevancan
M. K. Fargo
Gick ‘Cavalier
O. B. Burtness
Grand Forks
H. H. Aaker
Fargo
Bismarck
John Baer
Pes m Directed &Ar
Peandle
Burtness
Ot Coe
Baer
Repube
North Dakota Keeps Up Liberty Bond Drive
North Dakota farmers are broadly purchasing Liberty bonds and increasing crop acreage to support government needs. A traveling official notes strong and willing participation, with farmers coming forward despite scattered conditions, as the drive extends across the state.
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L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
Eberer
Townley Opens Second Week at His Old Home
Townley spoke in Boagh Beach and Jamestown detailing early ventures in North Dakota. He addressed a farmers meeting and highlighted experiences as he began a campaign in Winston with local nonpartisan concerns and mayoral interest.
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Townley
Beach
Pepaident
Jamestown
Farmers
Mr. Townley
North Dakota
German Peace Effort Emphasized in Unified Front
Ambiardan via London reports June 11 that Von Hindenburg and the German leadership vow to uphold the peace effort. The Potsdam Union broadcasts a call for unity under strong leadership to resist any external force. In Bismarck North Dakota a janitor suffered a minor singed nose after a hand injury from a bell fire at the telephones factory. no other injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Ambiardan
London
Yahal von Hindenburg
Pottadam Union
Emias
Ples
Jarkets Meckery
Bismarck
N. D
Nelson
Capital
Miners Saved After Cement Tombs in Montana Mine
Ten miners were found alive today on the 2,200 foot level of the Speculator mine in Butte Montana. Helmet men reached them after they had sealed themselves in using cement sacks and mine water. They had to be freed with tools to break through their living tomb. Sixty two miners remained unaccounted with hopes of survivors fading.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Speculator
Mine Still Holds 82 Entombed Men
Butte dispatch reports the disaster shaft contains 82 entombed miners with 61 bodies accounted for as of Friday night. Coroner notes most fatalities are confirmed or suspected, with several unidentified, while rescue work continues amid dangerous conditions.
Penny A Drop Rain Soaks North Dakota Farmland
A heavy rain swept across North Dakota and western Minnesota, easing drought fears as fields near Hawley and Ulen in eastern Clay County revive. The storm spared most areas except near Fargo and Hillsboro, while a baby tornado touched down in Slope County but caused no major damage.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Menga
Hawley
Uler ‘Ulen
Clay County
Slope
Binmetcke
Slope County
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Bismarck
Docasht
Rey
Border
Pointe
Here
Hillsboro
Purposes of Red Cross Fund Explained During War Week
The piece outlines Red Cross aims for June 18 to 25 as Red Cross Week, led by President Wilson. It emphasizes relieving misery, aiding allies, and providing bare necessities to the homeless in devastated France, with plans to supply ambulances and relief along the battlefront and assist refugees in Poland, Lithuania, and western Russia. The fund targets a minimum of 100 million dollars.
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Red Cross
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Renaer
Ment
France
Rosaia
Poland
Lithuania
Russia
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Serbia
Liberty Loan on Its Last Lap Heading to Completion
Treasury officials count on the remaining two days to raise funds as the Liberty Loan drive nears its end. About $700,000,000 still to be pledged across districts with the Federal Reserve system and regional allocations guiding efforts.
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Liberty Loan
Presa
Washington
Liberty & Success
Treasury
Bowie
Federal Reserve
Northcliffe arrives in United States as British war mission head
Lord Northcliffe, publisher and head of a British mission, arrives in the United States to coordinate Britain’s war effort with French commissioner Captain Andrae Tardeau. He states he will lead the British war mission, awaiting credentials in Washington, and expresses pleasure at returning to America and its friendly reception.
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America
Associated Press
Atlantic
Lord Northcliffe
United States
London Times
Andrae Tardeau
War Cabinet
Washington
Budapest Crowd Demands Peace in June Suffrage Rally
A Friday march in Budapest drew an estimated 100,000 people to press for early peace and suffrage rights. The demonstration reflected growing public agitation amid political tensions and civic activism.
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Burger Master's
Budapest
St Paul Delays Incomplete Summer Registration Figures
Ohio reports show 866102 registrations exceeding army estimates. In Minnesota, St Paul and seven counties have not yet reported returns since late Saturday. Adjt Gen Fred B Wood says official reports to the provost marshal in Washington are expected today or tomorrow.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minnesota
Adjt
Fred B. Wood
Mar‘qhal
Washington
Moore Get Life Found Guilty of Murder
In St Paul on Saturday Mike Moore was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Dunn. The verdict followed deliberations after the case against Moore, allegedly at the behest of Frank J. Dunn and others, and he refused to testify, facing a possible life sentence.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mike Moorg
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Dunn
Moore
Pum Ee
Trench Raids Resume Across Ypres Front Amid Weak German Response
British trench raids renew along the Ypres sector as Measines salients are targeted and rumor of a broader offensive grows. Allied artillery bursts increase near Netanee as Front lines shift toward the Belgian coast, signaling possible German strategic moves before a noted Macedonia push. The report notes Bulgarian artillery activity and a surge in French and Russian theater actions while President Wilson’s message to Russia gains British attention. London dispatches cite Pershing and the U S ambassador visiting the king, with French and American troops parading in support of continuous war efforts.
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Ypres
Sarail
Macedonia
France
Russia
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Wilson
Ruala
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Red Cross Commission Reaches Atlantic Drive
The American Red Cross ships to Atlantic duty amid urgent calls for support for American troops in Europe. The movement seeks to provide centers and aid to the war effort, delivering relief services and resources to soldiers and civilians.
Riot in Dublin Leaves Inspector Fatally Injured
Dublin dispatch reports Police Inspector Milla was fatally wounded last night during a patrol as Sinn Fein members and other defiant protesters attended a meeting. Several were arrested as authorities moved to ban the gathering.
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