Burnquist leads Minnesota primary with large margin
St Paul June 18 Gov J A Burnquist's Republican renomination majority nears 50 000 as 82 of 86 counties report 127 126 for Burnquist and 78 259 for Lindbergh. Lundeen trails Newton in Fifth district race amid Nonpartisan League tension. Nelson leads Peterson for Senate. several House contests undecided amid regional returns.
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Lindbergh Not Wanted at Jimtown Meeting in Jamestown
In Jamestown North Dakota a Nonpartisan league event barred Charles Lindbergh from speaking due to a ban on talk by a defeated Minnesota Republican candidate. A. E. Bowen, former Socialist gubernatorial hopeful, spoke at the meeting. The county defense council passed a resolution barring any speaker with sedition charges from addressing county audiences.
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Nonpartisan League
Charles Lindbergh
Townley
Minnesota
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A. E. Bowen
North Dakota
County Council of Defense
Weather forecast for tonight and Wednesday regions
Weather outlook indicates unsettled conditions in eastern and northwest portions with partly cloudy skies and warm spells. Dusty conditions may reduce visibility in central and western areas with showers possible tonight and into tomorrow across eastern portions.
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Werner
Burnquist Confident He'll Win Next Vote
Special to The Porum reports Governor Burnquist confident he will be re elected as Minnesota governor after a large early lead in polls. The piece notes Knudsen and Lundeen race outcomes, Lindbergh support, and district vote margins as results trickle in from Minnesota primaries. It also mentions a U.S. submarine sinking off Virginia Capes and shipboard retellings of the event.
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Burnquist
Lundeen
Marines Suffer 717 Casualties Overseas Since Landing
Washington June 18 Maj Gen Bennett marine corps commandant reports total American marine casualties overseas from landing to last June 9 at 717. Included are 106 killed in action 68 died of wounds 63 wounded in action one mined and one held prisoner by Germans.
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Bennett
Marine Corps
Montana Fires Under Control
In Missoula Montana on June 18 government forestry officials reported the forest fire situation improved with no dangerous blazes and all fires under control. District Forester R H Rutledge cautioned that heavy rains are needed to fully end danger.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
R. H. Rutledge
Vick and Bede to Speak at Fargo Rally Wednesday
Henry G. Vick candidate for Congress from North Dakota and J Adam Bede former congressman of Duluth will address a large rally in Fargo at 6:30 PM on Wednesday. The event may move to the Fargo Auditorium if rain delays.
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Gardner Hatal
Henry G. Vick
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Italian and Allied Hold Front Amidst Austrian Assaults
The Italian and Allied forces maintain lines from the Adriatic to the Asiago plateau as Austrian numbers press on the Piave area. About 1,000,000 Austrians struggle forward with heavy losses, while gains near Capo Sile and along the upper Piave are limited. Counteroffensive hints surface as German activity in France and Vosges continues and American positions near Chateau Thierry face gas shell bombardment.
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President Voted $50,000,000 Fund Passes House
The report notes a $50,000,000 fund measure advancing through the House with the president’s support. It mentions Chairman Sheriey and a pledge to overcome obstacles, describing strong action to secure civil appropriation despite opposition.
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Sheriey
Piave Battle Rages as Austrians Seek Breakthrough
Allied and Italian forces fight fierce battles along the Piave as Austrians push to breach lines. Vienna reports 92 Austrian divisions involved with heavy Italian artillery fire and counterattacks. Rome cites ongoing fighting, prisoner captures, and artillery superiority shaping the campaign.
Labor meeting resolutions attack federal officials headline
At the AFL convention in Saint Paul June 18, resolutions attacked federal judges, government and naval officials while praising measures aiding trade unionists. Samuel Gompers cited ship salary legislation as a notable victory and warned labor reports were misrepresented.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Ree SF Sait Otte
Lemue
Indianapolia
Coronidla Coalpany
United Mine
Arthur Yeager
Porto Riles
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