Minnesota Election Stir Rally of Burnquist Lindbergh Clash
Minnesota faces a high stakes election between Governor Burnquist and Lindbergh. The campaign sees sharp clashes and heavy fundraising by Lindbergh supporters, while Burnquist trails in funds. North Dakota watches closely as Minnesota’s outcome could aid or hinder Townleyism’s influence.
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Minnesota
J. A. A. Burnquist
Charles A. Lindbergh
Burnquist
Lindbergh
League
North Dakota
John Steen
The Case Against Governor Frazier
A long critique from John Steen arguing against Governor Frazier as the Nonpartisan League candidate. It lists alleged disloyalty within the league, ties to Townley, socialist associations, alleged finance misuses, censorship, past vetoes, and claims of dictatorial party control, urging voters to reject Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
League
Minnesota
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gompers
Megptns
Absall
Sym
Ziegfeld Adopts Paintless Beauty Standard In Follies
Florenz Ziegfeld Jr launches plan banning makeup for The Follies beauties amid wartime shortages. The move aims at a modest look, boosting publicity as Paris cosmetics vanish and public interest in natural complexions grows. The piece zips through related opinions on fashion norms and wartime sentiment, noting reactions from Minneapolis to St. Louis and reflections on future social changes for women and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
New York
Paris
Ziegfeld
Miss Fargo
Tke
Poems From The Forum: War Verses And Women’s Reflections
Amateur poets M C Egan of Homestead Montana submits verses praising France and liberty with martial imagery. Misa Helen Eva Miller of Fargo shares a confessional piece about women’s roles and aspirations, contrasting wartime duty with societal expectations and personal ambitions.
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M. C. Egan
Homestead
Montana
France
Misa Helen Eva Miller
Fargo
North Dakota Roll of Honor list of war dead
The Forum seeks to compile and publish a complete North Dakota Roll of Honor listing men killed in action or dying in service at home or abroad, with relatives urged to notify omissions. The long list names numerous soldiers from towns such as Halliday, Willow City, Grand Forks, Minot, Fargo and others, with deaths occurring from 1917 through 1918 from actions, wounds, diseases, or accidents in France, Camp Pike, Camp Dodge, Camp Mills, and other military sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Charlotte Rumbold
St Louis Park Department
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Twenty-one
North Dakota
Gordon B. McGregor
Halliday
N. D
Eratice
Dale B. Rich
Willow City
Scott Bredell
Hunter
Brooklyn Military Hospital
Nelson Burchett
Granville
Fort Riley
Kan
Corp
Fred M. Grube
Dawson
Oe Gard
Crosby
Laude Keller
Glenburn
Acton
Melvin Biranavols Argusville
Camp Pike
Ouse
Wilton
Franke Protal
New Rockford
Ray French
Igor R. Chandler
Edward N. Oe
Arneson
Coulee
Camp Bedee
Peter
Searake
Bickingon
Wahpeton
Camp Gréene
Nebraka
Camp Mills
John M. Burkhard
Kensal
Camp Greene
Chagin Peerrent
Eewin G. Washburn
Mercer
Camp Dodge
Serene
Stevenson
Fort Caswell
Lund
Baker
David Deiat
Leute
Colcharber
Johon Murphy
Pneumona
Chester Burkhardt
Durin Center
Killa
Eetion
Towal Ri Bgio
Ao Bera
Louie Gayo
I Arnésta
Brantford
Etion
Conor Eae
Cee Anderson
Wargo
Minene
France
The Fourth Great German Drive in World War I
The article analyzes four major German offensives since March, detailing the pattern of wide fronts, deep salients, and attrition. It notes Allied withdrawals, shifting attacks to end positions, and concludes Germany seeks a decisive knockout blow amid growing Allied manpower and airpower.
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Germain
Amiens
Marne
Salasons
Rheims
Montdidier
Noyon
Soissons
Rhelma
Foch
Wang Te
Eine Eee
Maine
Reaven
Hel Mn
Foundation of Fargo College and Simmons Legacy
The text recalls Rev Henry Clay Simmons from Minnesota to Larimore organizing a Congregational church, later chairing a committee for founding Christian Academies in Northern Dakota. It notes Fargo College opening under Prof F T Watera, Simmons as state superintendent, and the college motto. Mentions memorials, funds, and early leaders shaping Christian education in the Jamestown and Dakota region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Simmons
Minnesota
Larimore
Dakota
Congregational Association
Fargo College
F.T. ‘Watera
Simmons
Home Missions
G. B. Barnes
H. A. Beard
Atudente
Dryden
Dwight
Cummings
Upton Farry
Cams Nerona
George H. Jones
Anc
Phillips
Jamestown
Ieneti Gia
Phillips Academy
Bock
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Bismarck Public Opinion
Townley
St. Louis
Socialist Party
van Lear
Minneapolis
Lynn Frazier
Minot
Russia
Mr. Steen
Mr. Townley
Asquith
Great Britain
Minnewata
Blue Devils
West Point
All Highest
Grey
von Kluck
Channel
England
Christman
Mr. Hoover
Amateur Poets’ Corner
Mnison
Ana
Tidover
Jonn
Nicrahs
Wasaad
Tim
Vernon McNutt
Gry
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