Wilson warns against secret peace intrigue at flag day
President Wilson declares the United States entered World War to defend democracy and honor. He warns Americans against Germanys planned autocratic conquest and an alleged intrigue of peace, urging resolve as central powers seek to end the war while they hold the advantage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
United States
George Pee
Germany
Washington Monument
Europe
Mediterranean
Asia
Firemen Vote Craswell For Chief At Casselton Meet
Valley City June 14 The North Dakota Firemen’s Association elected W T Craswell Valley City as chief and H M Sprague as captain for the coming year. Secretary Sutherland of Fargo and F Strehlow of Casselton were reappointed in key posts. The convention highlighted prize awards for parade units and named Casselton first, Lake second, and others totaling 200 in cash.
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Valley City
N. D
Jung
Ata Association
Fargo
Aimee Chief Sutherland
F. Strehlow
Casselton
Farr
Ercnearions
H. L. Reade
Bismarck
North Dakota Fire~men’s Association
Seasin
W.T. Craswell
Valley City Fire
M. H. Sprague
Ciararenalice Taylor
Mandan
Fustees
RS. Campbell
Lisbon
John Phimister
Glen Aflin
Richard E. Giese
Jamestown
Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Lake
Sire Prise
North Eers
Life mi
Deleron
Ty Coon
Explosion Kills Fifty in Unclear Incident Report
An Associated Press item reports fifty people killed and other casualties with chaotic details from Lentina and Manchester area towns. The text mentions cattle deaths near Lake Forest and possible regulatory or criminal activity, but the fragmentary report lacks coherent facts.
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Associated Press
Ban
Manchester
Banks Open Until 10 Tonight For Clearing House Sale
Last call to clear through the banking clearing house at 10 this evening. Buyers are urged to act as financial services close for the sale window.
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Faree
Yin
North Dakota
Fargo association enrolls applicants for second officer camp
The Fargo association announces enrollment for the second officers training camp at Fort Riley Kansas opening August 29 and running to November 30. Applicants are accepted without preference to those who failed of admission earlier. The camp aims to train men for higher command roles in the new army.
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North Dakota
Fort Riley
Kans
Military Training Camps Association
Fargo
Lee Clay
Fort. Riley
Note 10 China and Japan stirred by misread document
Garbled Reuters style note from Tokyo discusses a U S note on China and Japan. It notes misinterpretation abroad and Japan's potential attitudes toward U S and Allied positions postwar. Mentions Met and related aims for tranquility and restraint.
Liberty Loan Nearing Final Total in Treasury
Washington, June 14. Subscriptions to the Liberty Loan reached 1.843 billion dollars by 1 p m with final totals to be announced after the books close tomorrow. The treasury plans to distribute figures once all options are compiled.
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Washington
Liberty
Treasury Department
Tomor
Petrograd
Greek King Abdicates as Forces Land at Piraeus
German headquarters report abdication of King Constantine amid Allied moves in Greece. Forces land near Phalerum and Laone, with French troops occupying Laone 130 miles northwest of Athens. King Constantine’s departure on a British ship signals a difficult transition for the country. Queen Sophia receives a telegram from the former king.
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Constantine
Athens
Piraeus
Associated Press
London
Piraeus Castella
Phalerum
Batente
Laone
Would Avert Strike In Shipyard Labor Talks
Deputies of Labor take mandate in a bid to head off a strike affecting 8000 machinists and related workers in shipbuilding. Associated Press reports from New York on June 14 with ongoing negotiations and industry impact.
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Associated Press
New. York
Paris Cheers Itself Hoarse For Americans
British forces press the German line in Belgium with a retreat noted two miles southwest of Warneton after the Messines-Wytschaete victory. British gains east of Messines and at Armagh area pressure German defenses near the Lys and St Ives as assaults around Verdun and Aisne region continue. A reign of terror is reported in Tearione in Russia, while a Polish army concept gains traction. Zeppelin L-43 destroyed over the North Sea. Russia seeks a conference with Allies to examine treaties.
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Belgium
London
Warneton
Messines-Wytschaete
Planer
Messines
von Araiea
Elver Lys
St. Ives
Aisnegion
Verdun
Tremendous Enthusiasm Aroused At Pershing Welcome in Paris
Paris greeted General Pershing and his staff with an extraordinary outburst of welcome as their automobile advanced through cheering crowds. Men and women waved flowers, and thousands strained to glimpse the American officers. The scene at the station shook the foundations with a wave of patriotic fervor unmatched since King George’s reception.
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Associated Press
Paris
General Pershing
King George
Pershing
Joffre
Char
Venizelos to be called upon in near crisis hints
Paris dispatch notes that M. Venizelos is expected to take a significant role soon though specifics are undecided. The Matin article argues allies foresee action affecting the emperor’s position and troop movements, while others praise Senator Jonnart for his course amid a tense European standoff.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Venizelos
Pees
Gormmar
Jonnart
Fia
McCool Trial Underway Amid Police Murder Case
Testimony in the Frank McCool police murder case proceeded with details of the slain officer's last hours. Mrs Mowis testified about the victim and the events leading to the tragedy, including the man leaving home with a small sum for family necessities.
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Conpery
Frank McCool
Japanese Will Send Mission In Early July
A Japanese mission is set to depart for Seereepsatia in the first part of July as part of diplomatic efforts. The move signals continued engagement between Japan and the region.
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Japan
Fifty Thousand In Prizes For Food Producers
A note announces fifty thousand dollars in prizes for food producers. The text mentions new vegetables and meat products and urges participation in the prize program to boost agricultural outputs. Local officials encourage development of innovative food items and extended markets.
Two Jurors Accepted in Murder Trial at St Paul
The jury selection proceeds in the murder case of Frank a on, with two jurors accepted in St Paul as proceedings begin. Officials report ongoing work to ensure a fair trial and potential juror challenges are noted.
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Nya
Paul
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