Four Republican congressional candidates pledge support
Four candidates Henry G. Vick Fred T. Cuthbert Olger B. Burtness and Charles W. Plain sign a pledge to withdraw and back the convention nominee in the July 10 special election. The Grand Forks gathering elects R M Pollock as temporary chairman and outlines plans to unite behind a strongest wartime candidate.
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H. D. Paulson
Grand Forks
N. D
Congress
Henry G. Vick
Pembina
Fred T. Cuthbert
New County
Olger B. Burtness
Charoh
First Congressional District
T. Cuthbert
Charles W. Plain
Firat Distri
Audh Ee
Nnguscresful
Ramsey County
Ear 1
R. M. Pollock
Fargo
Fred ‘Traynor
Devils Lake
Ransom
Vick
Buriness
Grand Plain
Cavalier
Cuthbert
Soy
Bernt
Jon
Twichell
Mapston
Pollock
Spalding
Anderson Refuses to Pledge Support for Nonpartisan League
Bernt Anderson of Churchs Ferry, not on state board of control, declines to pledge support for Governor Frasier and the Nonpartisan League. He cites political dictation, says he would not surrender independence or remove officials without cause, and calls for competent management of state institutions.
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Bernt Anderson
Churchs Ferry
State Board of Control
Lynn Frasier
Nonpartisan League
Ander ‘Son
Fargo
Bismarck
Anderson
Board of Control
State Senate
Frazier
Nonpartisan League Loy
Atectagery
Lealaeet
Politien
Andre
Frasier
al Anderson
RR B Lewis
Woman solves Cruger mystery sees white slave plot
Grace Humiston, the lawyer who uncovered Ruth Cruger's disappearance, asserts the case points to white slave traffic in New York. She details how she pursued clues, faced opposition, and tracked the victim from morgues to underground dives, linking Cocchi's arrest to the broader crime.
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Cruger
Ruth Cruger
New York
Grace Hamiston
New York City
Alleres
Cocchi
Grace Hamisten
Italy
Ous
Europe
800 Girls Missing in New York Since Jan 1
New York police chief Arthur Woods ordered a broad probe into police conditions amid a spate of disappearances. Investigators in the Ruth Cruger case search for accomplices as Consuelo LaRue recounts fleeing attackers who linked to Cruger’s discovery and mentions information on white slave traffic.
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New York
Vice
Associated Press
Arthur Woods
Rosenthal
Ruth Cruger
Consuelo LaRue
Miss Cruger
Miss LaRue
Greek King Constantine Arrives in Switzerland
King Constantine of Greece arrives in Lugano Switzerland and is believed to soon visit Germany to meet the German emperor. Belgian authorities warn of deportations as civilians are forced to work for the enemy. Italian forces resume the offensive capturing Austrian positions and taking prisoners.
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Constantine
Switzerland
Lugano
Paris
Greece
Caeheter
Oeeeane
Germany
Havre
Ghent
Belgium
Rove
London
War Office
Monte Crtigara
Iy B
Leyland Line Potas
Hemmel
Boston
Manchester
England
Opening of the State Sunday School Convention Promotes Patriotic Service
Reports from the twenty seventh annual North Dakota Sunday School convention describe stirring talks on co operation and national service. Leaders emphasize Bible class work for camps and parish programs and outline relief duties for the war era. A call to mobilize 20 million Sunday school participants connects to Red Cross support for servicemen.
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North Dakota Sunday School Association
Naonal Patriotic Service
Wilson
Antes
Newport naval training station faces gambling and immorality charges
Washington reports Secretary Daniels accused Newport naval station recruits of exposure to open gambling houses and immoral venues with liquor sales. Mayor Beckman denied abnormal immorality as a second Navy inquiry sought safeguards. Daniels urged governors to ensure law enforcement and protect recruits amid wartime stress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Newport Naval Training Station
Daniels
Beckman
Newport
Naval Department
Daniela
Peepee
Bae
Red Cross Fund Tops Five Million in Six Days
In Washington on June 20 incomplete reports show about 35 million dollars subscribed in six days for Red Cross war relief. Major gifts from J P Morgan and G F A push New York totals near one million and larger city contributions from Cincinnati Milwaukee and Buffalo boost regional totals as war council awaits late reports from western towns. A one hundred million pledge is noted as a possible use in France.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Red Cross
M: Shan
Red Cross War Council
New York
J. P. Morgan
G. F
War Council
France
Magedic
Cincinnaul
Milwaukee
Buffalo
United States
Eso
Government urges coal and transport pools to avert winter shortage
The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to create government run pools for coal production and distribution and for rail and water transportation. The plan calls for producers to be paid full cost plus a uniform profit and for transport to operate as a unit under presidential direction. The report noted severe transportation problems have paralyzed the coal industry and warned of a serious shortage next winter if not acted on.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Davies
Colver
Fort
Harris
Agait Resort
Uona
Barred From Auditorium Prompted Stage Disruption
Fragmented OCR notes describe an incident where individuals were barred from an auditorium during an event. The readable text hints at a disruption and possible conflict over access, with unclear identities or organizations.
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