Unity in Peace The Nation Must Stand Shoulder to Shoulder
J J Arnold Chicago banker told the North Dakota Bankers association that nations unite in war but true strength lies in unity during peace. He urged Americans to erase differences of blood class and politics and to show a united front grounded in the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man.
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Geo. B. McPherson
Bismarck
N. D
J. J. Arnold
Chicago
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
United States
Wilson
God
North Dakota Bankers elect officers for next year
In Bismarck on June 17 the North Dakota Bankers meeting selected J E Phelan Bow as next meeting man and McClintock as vice president. The morning session elected W D McClintock of Rugby as president and named other officers for the past year. (Continued on page ten.)
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Bismarck
N. D
Minot
J. E. Phelan
Bow
North Dakota
McClintock
North
W. D. McClintock
Paso
President Nierling Addresses Bankers Convention
President Nierling of the North Dakota Bankers Association delivers the annual address at the convention, praising progress in the past year due to member cooperation. He thanks the secretary for diligent service and emphasizes that success rests on active participation and liberal efforts beyond mere numbers. Continued on Page Four.
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Biamarce
B.D. Fine
North Dakota Bankers” Xssociation
Selme
Unis
Not Official Census Figures Published In The Forum
Population counts released in The Forum by Fargo college students under Professor Elmer were unofficial and not to be confused with the state census. The social survey was completed in winter and made public recently, with a state census due around July 1 when certified by local assessor John.
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Fargo
Fargo College
Elmer
Wee
John
State Jewelers Opened Annual Meet This Morning
The ninth annual meeting of the North Dakota Retail Jewelers Association opened in Fargo with strongest attendance to date. Delegates arrived after yesterday’s arrival, with secretary FR B Newton predicting over fifty delegates. Guests toured facilities at Waldorf hotel and badges were distributed before business sessions and committee appointments. Notable speakers, including W T Wigmore of Waltham Watch Co and A M Cornwall of the American Association of Advertising Clubs, were warmly received. The session adjourned for the afternoon with an executive meeting to follow.
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North Dakota Retail Jewelers’ Ausciation
Fargo
Rone
FR. B Newton
Association
Scent Eection
Waldorf Hotel
Oial Club
Binkaly
Varios
Ent
Mayor Emery Proclaims Wilson Day in Fargo
Fargo mayor H F Emery announces a mass meeting of citizens to express appreciation for President Wilson and his work for peace. A convoking committee will be appointed and time and place announced soon.
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Fargo
Sident Wilson
H. F. Emery
Four Thousand Parade Opens North Dakota Sunday School Convention
Minot North Dakota June 17 Four thousand teachers workers and students gathered for the twenty fifth annual North Dakota State Sunday School convention in Minot. A two mile parade featured bands from Williston and Glenburn, old and young participants, and children from primary grades. 1 100 delegates registered at hotels and homes as the convention opened with music by Prudence Tasker Olson and Rowland D Williane and an address of welcome by Dr S Holl or y.
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Minot
N. D
Stue Dents
Rcine
North Dakota
Williston
Glenburn
Auton
Dele- Abe
Regi Ee
Prudence Tasker Olson
T. & Jon, Astor
Methodist Church of Mines
Rowland D. Williane
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hollo
Association of Commerce
P. W. Hesimer
Canton
Vention
Bryan argues against military preparation in war call
Washington, June 17. Bryan contends that armed buildup provokes war and Europe’s upheaval stems from the creed might makes right. He praises President Wilson for leadership in this crisis and argues the United States is safe without extra preparation, given ocean barriers and potential defense by its own forces. He warns preparation risks entanglement and cites the nations in conflict as proof.
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Washington
Europe
Bryan
Coufrs
Wilson
United States
White House
Russians Pressed on Fronts as Turkish Offensive Fails
Berlin dispatch reports Russians abandoning positions north of Sieniawa on the San in Galicia and retreating toward Tarnow in Russian Poland, as Turkish actions fail and pressure persists along multiple fronts.
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Berlin
Sienia
San
Galicia
Tarnod
Marines Sail for Mexico Expeditionary Force Deploys
San Diego June 17 with three companies totaling 300 Marines of the Fourth Regiment aboard the flagship Colorado under Admiral Howard the force sails to the lower California coast to protect Americans in the Yaqui Valley. Admiral Howard has discretion to land the expedition.
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San Diego
United States Marine Scorps
Colorado
Admairal Howard
Cal- Mornia
Taqui Valley
Howard
Jaxx Dawers
Granville ND Racing Meeting Opens With Large Crowd
Granville North Dakota hosts two day race meeting opening with 1017 tickets sold by 1 30 pm. Large crowd from surrounding areas attends as 21 horses enter including Don Densmore. Events include a 2 30 trot or pace with 175 prize, a green race with 125, a free for all with 60, plus purses for a nurse and farmers free for all. C A Stubbins hoisted Old Glory signaling festivities. continued on page nine.
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Granville
Soin
Don Densmore
C. A. Stubbins
Corn King
North Dakota
Great Battle on Poland Germans Press for Decisive Result
Berlin reports a decisive battle in progress along the Russian front as German forces push from the Rawka river in central Russian Poland west of Warsaw. The lines in Poland Galicia and Bukowina extend 682 miles as German and Austrian troops seek big results in the fight.
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Berlin
Rawka
Russian Poland
Warsaw
Poland
Galicia
Bukowina
Turkish and German Fronts See Shifts in Battle Reports
London reports say Turkish troops were repulsed in the Dardanelles as they attempted to recapture trenches. In the Baltic and Galicia regions, German and Austrian forces press Russians and advance near Przasnys and Ossowetz. Italian and Dardanelles news, plus Belgian revolt at Malines, are also noted alongside three Turkish transports sunk by a British submarine.
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Dardanelles
London
Baltic
Galicia
Petrograd
Shavn
Preasnyz
Przasnys
Warsaw
Ossowetz
San
Dnister
Fee
Constantinogle
Malines
France
Athens
Nadroa
Lusitania Sinking Probe Reveals Submarine Waiting
London June 17 The official Lusitania sinking inquiry heard a second submarine lay in wait on the port side and that many boats were not ready or accessible. Witnesses testified to torpedo hits on the stern and to crew commands urging passengers into boats before orders changed.
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London
Luja
Lusitania
Edward Garson
Ragy
Mista O'Neill
Lusitani
O'Neill
W. T. Turner
Lushente
Cape
Baron Mersey
Sones
New York
Anderson
Campin Turner
Capin Anderson
Numedahlslagets Banquet Tonight at Lane of Norway Hall
The Numedahlslagets eighth annual reunion meets in the city for a two day session highlighted by a banquet at Lane of Norway hall tonight. The Indies' auxiliary of St Pauls Theran church will serve the banquet, with over 160 expected. A strong program of speakers and entertainment is planned, including Einar Hilsen, noted weaving journalist and writer, who will address members during the evening. Continued on Page Line.
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Numedahlslagets
Bess
Einar Hilsen
Saati 4
United Stalen
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Wm. J. Burns
N. D. Bankers
Ags
Leo Frank
J. J.arnold
Nierling
State Jewelers
Emery
U.S
Weraee
Marines
Mexico
Lower
California
John T. 1
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