President Wilson Orders Militia to Mobilize for Border Service
President Wilson orders all militia including North Dakota to mobilize for border service. North Dakota Guard was ordered to mobilize by Governor Hanna. Burdick speaks from Gardner hotel balcony at 7:80 next Wednesday night, after a Burdick parade led by the Williston band and 150 local businessmen accompanying the governor on a state tour.
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Wilson
North Dakota
North Dakota Guard
Hanna
Asher L. Burdick
Gardner Hotel
Burdick
Crack
Williston
Devils Lake
War Department
First North Dakota Regiment Mobilizes at Lincoln
Governor Hanna orders the First North Dakota regiment to mobilize at Fort Lincoln near Bismarck. It is expected to be in camp by Friday with supplies arriving Wednesday. Fraine and Adjutant General Tharalson rush to coordinate, while troops recruit to minimum strength.
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Bismarck
N. D
Hanna
North Dakota
Fort Lincoln
Cal. J. H. Fraine
Tharalson
Angus Fraser
Fargo
Devils Lake
Beause
Ft. Lincoln
Wilson
North Dakota National Guard
Company B
Anderson
Fergus Falls
E. S. Hill
Moorhead
Body of Infant Found on Red River Bank
Thomas Sanderson and J Beauchamp discovered a decomposed infant body wrapped in towels and paper on the North Dakota bank of the Red River near the Great Northern bridge. Police suspect the body may have been railroad related, with the burial already carried out.
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Red River
Great Northern Railway
North Dakota
Thomas Sanderson
Oak Street
J Beauchamp
Bydness
N. C. Gaard
Gaard & Moore
Drowning tragedy at river crowd watches near hospital
A 28 year old salesman Charles Gabora drowned when a canoe capsized near the river bank behind St. John's hospital. His fiancée clung to cushions and was saved as bystanders and boats, including Lou Levy and Greenberg, attempted rescue.
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Newrid Park
Charles Gabora
McGranny Reynolda Frait Comany
Front Street
Stenaes
Lou Gara
St. John's Hospital
Greenberg
Miss Levitt
Gardner
Fargo Company B Ordered to Mobilize at Once
In Fargo the adjutant general issued orders to Company B to recruit to minimum strength and prepare for rapid mobilization for state guard duty. Fort Lincoln is seen as likely concentration point with trains to move the unit. Officials note it mirrors prewar mobilization fears and public interest runs high.
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Glyndon
Minn
Reginald Cooley
Agricultural College
Fargo Company
Fort Lincoln
National Guard
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Hillsboro
Wahpeton
Grafton
Lisbon
Fargo
Russian victory reported in Bukowina capital siege
Russian forces claim capture of Czernowitz capital of Bukovina with about 3 000 prisoners in surrounding area. Reports from Berlin via London note heavy fighting near Kovel and Styr as Germans and Austrians counter attack to slow Russian advance. Italian front on offense but held in check by Austrians per Vienna war office. Bulgarian forces report advances near Monastir Fiorina.
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Petrograd
Zerkowitz
Bukowh
Rust
Czernowitz
Berlin
London
Kovel
Stokhold Styr
War Office
Ill
Dead , Man's Hill
Chattancourt
Teeton
Sayville
Vienna War Office
Hauge Synod votes to join other churches
The Hauge Lutheran Synod meeting at Red Wing Minnesota adopted all three measures to join with other churches. A continuation note indicates the story continues on page 8.
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Hauge
Hauge Lutheran Synod
Red Wing
Minn
Williston sends off Burdick Governor train amid cheers
Williston crowds greet the Burdick special as it departs for a five day tour of North Dakota. Asher L. Burdick, the Republican candidate, is joined by more than a hundred Williams and McKenzie county leaders and the Williston concert band. The train will visit 120 towns in the state to showcase support for Burdick.
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Williston
Burdick
Ete
Williams
McKenzie
Urdick
North Dakota
North da
Border Seethes as Mexicans Threaten Attack Across Frontier
Washington reports a United States mobilization of about 100000 national guardsmen for Mexican border service. Governors announce rapid state mobilizations as ships move to Mexican waters. Mexico proclaims war conditions, Americans urged to leave Yucatan as defense plans and naval support accelerate.
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Mexican
America
Washington
States
Wilson
National Guard
War Department
Baker
Army Organization
Congress
Galveston
Tex
Yucatan
Mexico
Progreso
United States
State Department
Lansing
Daniels
Carranz
Border Politico Tensions Stir El Paso as Clash Looms
El Paso, June 19. The border buzzes with anticipation amid Mexican situation developments. American authorities say preparations completed, no trouble yet. General George Bell Jr. commands 3,500 troops ready to handle emergencies. A rumor mentions Carranza forces near Bevan.
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Tex
Columbus
George Bell, Jr
el Pi
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J. H. Fraine
Thomas Thoralson
Minneapolis
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Cole
Island Park Dam
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Russia
Paris
Havas Saloniki
Fiorina
Monastir
Carranza
Clash
Rage Bevan
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