Steen sentiment sweeps state straw ballot on train
A North Dakota straw poll on a train from Jamestown to Valley City shows wide support for John Steen and the People’s ticket, with Minnesota voters abstaining. Reports recount farmers in the Third district shifting to Steen, while Hagan’s campaign notes heated bets and local opposition to Townley-Frazier aligned figures amid broader canvassing.
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Senate Defeats Motion to Curtail War Debate
A Senate vote of 41 to ? defeated a one hour limit on debate and a 30 minute amendment pause to proceed with a war accountability measure. The move, led by Senator Underwood, failed amid procedural contention and was not adopted as debate stretched amid tensions from France to domestic policy.
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Nelson declares ungrounded lawsuit against Steen
Theodore Nelson leading John Steen campaign for governor on the Republican ticket denounces claims of Steen wrongdoing as unfounded. Nelson, in Firgo on campaign business, warns campaigns heat up may affect judgment and calls for focus on the candidates' records as coverage continues.
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Ford Accepts Democratic Nomination for Michigan Senate
Washington June 14 Henry Ford agreed to be a Democratic candidate for Michigan senator after urging from President Wilson. Ford consented to run following pressure to accept the nomination.
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Fifteen Hazelton Men Arrests Tied to Mrs Porras Killing
Associated Press reports Hazelton officials with four deputies and four cars head out for arrests in the killing of Mrs. E L Porras. Warrants named 15 men including Louis Torkleton John Lundie Harold Kramer and E J Babcock son Rey Armstrong and others. State's attorney Scott Cameron says all who participated face the same charge of riot and possible murder. Pennington's confession allegedly implicates the group.
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First Hand News For Fargo Folks Purge Origin Talk
Fatso people will have an a tenity to hear about the ing's the Purge andit origin at xpeak at .Oelock Sunday evening.
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North Dakota retailers urge Hoover to fix grain flour prices
Minot North Dakota June 14 resolutions at the North Dakota Retail Merchants Convention petition Congress and the food administration for tax pricing and federal supervision of all grains used to make wheat flour substitutes. Merchants pledge support to Hoover and the wartime food program as Mandan is named for next year’s meeting.
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Turkey Starving Hungary Fed Food Struggles Aboard War Report
An Associated Press dispatch notes Turkey and Germany and Austria face severe food shortages while Hungary enjoys relatively ample supplies. The U S Department of Labor survey outlines conditions in the central powers and allied nations.
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Atlantic Coast Declared Danger Zone by United States
An Associated Press report from London notes the United States plans to declare the Atlantic coast from Mexico to Canada a danger zone. The move aims to warn patrols and sailors amid rising security concerns.
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Wilson Supports War Labor Board Ruling Over Telegraph Unions
President Wilson insists on strict adherence to National War Labor Board findings in the telegraph dispute. He cites the board's decision allowing union membership and reinstating discharged workers, urging Mackay and Carlton to accept the ruling and cooperate for national war effort.
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Two Men Guilty In Fargo Peppermint Drink Case
In Fargo two men Jammaven and Tae Carr faced Judge Roberts after a drinking contest ended with intoxication. They were found guilty and fined six dollars or four days in jail. The incident involved a strong essence of peppermint mixed with water and unsafe additives.
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Austrian Attack Is Beaten Back Near Rome
Austrian forces launched an assault near Rome but were repelled by opposing troops. Reports indicate the attack failed to gain ground and the defenders held their positions.
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Wireless reports of attack on merchant ship near home waters
Navy confirms Kee mum arrived safely at an Atlantic port after a wireless report said she was being attacked by a German submarine and sinking. The U-151 commander, Captain Neustidt, is identified. Victims Hattie B Dunn Edna Haupt are named from submarine affidavits.
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Army officers start North Dakota Agricultural college camp
Arrangements for the opening of the army training camp at North Dakota Agricultural College are complete. Captain Allen P. Newman as camp commander and Lieutenants M. W. Allen, W. H. Moliman, and G. Curlington arrive from Camp Lewis to supervise military interfacing and drill for 204 North Dakota men beginning Saturday.
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German Offensives In France And Albania Reported
AP dispatches describe German attacks northeast of Villers Cotterets and west of the Oise with limited gains, heavy losses for Germans, and French resistance stiffening near Mery Levaraing and Cosuvres. Simultaneously Allied air forces downed over 4 score enemy machines while infantry fights continue in Albania with French troops remaining in the mountains and eastern positions.
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New Honor Cross for 11 Americans
Eleven members of the American Expeditionary Force received the new American War Cross from General Perabing on the Toul front. Six were cited for bravery in action on February 28, including destruction of two German airplanes and a chase that drove another out of control. American aviators also attacked enemy patrols and claimed several German aircraft, with further clashes near St Mihiel and Thiaucourt during intense air operations.
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Good Progress on Church Fund Campaign
A report on the First Lutheran church fund drive for the avenue north area notes steady progress in the campaign. Officials say the annual target remains to be met with a final update planned soon.
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German assaults around French salient checked in latest battle
German attacks on both sides of the French salient near Montdidier and along the Amiens front were checked as fighting settled into local actions. French and British reports say the push lasted days with limited gains, while observers warn of a possible renewed offensive elsewhere on the front and note small Allied successes in local engagements.
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