Burdick for Governor Gains Steam in Fargo Rally
Enthusiastic crowds in Fargo support Williston candidate Usher L. Burdick as speakers J E Davis and R M Pollock rally locals. The Williston Burdick special trains in with 200 aboard and a band, highlighting growing North Dakota momentum ahead of the election.
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Usher L. Burdick
Gardned
J. E. Davis
Goodrich
Williston Band
Williston
Grand Forks
Mr. Burdick
Burdick
First Day of Campaign For St. John's Addition Brings Total
The St. John's campaign reports a first day total of 12 079 dollars for the addition project. The fundraising push begins with a call for wider support across the community and local groups.
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St. John’s
Women and Men Division Donations Tallied in Local Drive
The report lists names and amounts from the Women and Men divisions with totals. Major contributors include Luger Furniture, Knights of Columbus, Murray Bros. Lund & Ward Co, and Dr. MacGregor with $100 plus gifts from many individuals. The St John’s hospital unit reported $14 079 in total contributions. A militia mobilization plan from South Dakota is noted, with units assembled and expected to move to Redfield.
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J. Stegge
Luger
Knights of Columbus
TD. F. Powers & Co
Murray Bros. Lund & Ward’ Co
Minneapolis
Dr. MacGregor
D. ©. Cullen
Isabella
Father Egan
P. Murphy
Mapleton
Ball
Wallace & Olson
American Bottling Association
Craig Bros
William Croal
Annex
Dorval Scenic Co
B. W. Shields
Dr. Ce Oo
Do SF. Driscoll
Star Detcolt
Lee
Burke
Judge Barnett
W. H. McDeresots
Atty
Charles Pfeffer
M. W. Murphy
E. P. Congriff
Jome ‘Tea Co
The
Opfer Investment Co
St. John’s Hospital
Army
Price
South Dakota
Redfield
Government in Market for Army Horses at the Border
City Missouri June 31 The government seeks sixty two thousand three hundred forty four horses and mules for use on the Mexican border. Washington sent orders to advertise the number to Captain C E B Hawking quartermaster. Bids open next Monday with no detailed specs beyond mature age. Government also contracts with a local bakery to ship two carloads of hardtack to the border immediately.
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City
Washington
C. Eb.hawking
United States Army
Editors to Meet in Minneapolis
New York June 21 Minneapolis was chosen as the next convention city for the National Editorial association in Senaton here William H Akers vice-president of the Associate Business Papers opened the afternoon session spoke on the Business Paper Field He said that 157 different lines of business were represented by 1500 papers and declared at the 25 000 paper printed In this representative Louis C Cramton of Michigan spoke on the influence of the Pomeroy superintendent of public printing of Pennsylvania spoke of the paper crisis and expressed the opinion that increase in prices was not justified The need of newspaper men working in Sasebe to meet what he termed a lobby of the paper manufacturers in nestles by J
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New York
Minneapolis
National Hditorial Association
Senaton
William H. Akers
Louis C. Cramton
Michigan
Pomeroy
Fenneylvanis
Sasebe
Nestles
J. He
Burdick Boosters Welcome Great Northern Train
Telegram from the Burdick for Governor club thanks the Great Northern Railway officials and conductors Tibbs Prentice LaRue Keene and Spoor for excellent train service and courtesy during a Fargo visit. The message notes support from supporters in North Dakota for the gubernatorial candidate Burdick.
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Burdick Boosters
Fargo
W. P. Kennedy
Igs
G. N. Railway
Esteire
Burdick
Governor Club
Great Northern Railroad Co
Tibbs and Prentice
L. L. LaRue
Larry Keene
Mr. Spoor
Ex- Burdick
W. B. Overson
Germans Stiffen Austrian Defense Yet Press Verdun
London reports on June 21 that German strength on the eastern front stiffens Austrian resistance while pressure at Verdun eases momentarily. In Bukowina Pflanzer’s army is said cut in two near Roginet as Austrians retreat toward the Carpathians and along the Romanian border. French counterfire repels a Hill No 1 assault northwest of Bass, with mines exploded before infantry. Russian forces retreat after crossing the Styr but counterattacks push them back near Lutsk. The Lokatchi district reports captures of 1300 Russians, one cannon and three machine guns. Lieutenant Immelmann, famed German aviator, is reported dead.
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London
Verdun
Rheima
Berry Au Bao
Pflanzer
Bukowina
Star
Petrograd
Czernowitz
Carpathians
Pflanzers
Berlin
Sereth
Auard
Austro-Hungarian War Office
Lokatchi
Forks in Patriotic Festival in Grand Forks
Near 3,000 residents from East Grand Forks and Grand Forks attended a farewell celebration in Central Park for the men of Company M North Dakota National Guard and the machine gun company. (continued on Page 6.)
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Grand Forks
N. D
Grand Iks
Central Park
Company M
North Dakota National Guard
T. H. Thoralson
Bismarck
J. H. Fraine
Grafton
C.C. Grafton
Fargo
Frank Henry
Dana. Wright
Jamestown
J. M. Hanley
Mandun
Henry
Valley City
G. A. Frasier
A. Bismarck
A. B. Welch
B. Fargo
G. A. M. Anderson
M. H. Sprague
Minot
Whelan
Williston
Evans
Mandan
G. L Solum
8. Titable
Gray
Eocapaty
Y. Wahpeton
Thompson
Bari
Hillsboro
B.C. Boyd
A. G. Winemi
Anes Ie
German suspect freed in wake of probe
Washington reports Chief Rei ci released a Mexican banker Frederick Griese from detention after an inquiry found no violation of American neutrality charges. Griese, tied to anti American propaganda groups allied with German interests, had been detained yesterday amid suspicions of stirring anti US sentiment.
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Washington
Reici
Fi Paso
Frederick Griese
Mexico City
Griese
United
Germany
Mexico
Traffic on GN Tied Up in Great Falls Montana
Great Falls Montana reports standstill on the Great Northern line due to heavy rain and melting snow causing slow traffic and obstruction on the northeastern Montana route. The disruption affects rail and road crossings with delays anticipated.
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Great Falls
Mont
Great Northern
Montana
New Rules for the Railroads
Washington June 21 rules governing the Clayton antitrust provision restrict a common carrier from buying supplies from a company its officers have financial interest in, unless after bid advertising. Retrovision is effective October. The commission requires publication in two general newspapers, one in Chicago and one in the carrier’s chief city, and, where feasible, in additional newspapers including trade papers.
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Washington
Railroads
Interstate Commerce Ian
Retrovision
Commission
Chicago
New Cabinet for Greece Formation Before Parliament
Athens reports that Premier Skouloudis resigns likely today in parliament. King Constantine weighs changes amid a continued Allied blockade. Former Premier Zaimis is expected to be asked to form a new cabinet.
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Athens
London
Neon Asty
Skoloudis
Constantine
Aer
Zaimis
Captain Mason Dies in Paris Former U S Consul General
Paris report states Captain Frank H. Mason, 78, former American consul general, died in Paris. He resigned the consul general post in June 1913 after 33 years of service, having been appointed by Roosevelt in 1905.
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Paris
Frank H. Mason
Mason
War or Peace Now Up to Carranza Washington Awaits Outcome
Washington faces a pivotal moment as European powers press Carranza to avoid a break with the United States. Reports say a special train to move Americans and foreigners to Vera Cruz is ready, with about 600 Americans in Mexico City and more en route. The fate of war or peace hinges on Carranza with preparations to deploy National Guard units to the border if needed. Navy units move along the west coast toward Mexican ports while American forces advance to bolster defense.
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Carranza
Washington
United States
State Department
Rodgers
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Funston
National Guard
Baker
Pershing
Trevino
War Department
San Diego
Cal
W. W. Bradley
Hopkins
Winslow
Guaym
Pittsburgh
Fullam
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Colorado
Hull
Truxtun
la Paz
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Mary A. Currie
M. J. Foy
T. J. Healy
Anna L. Murphy
Sarah O'Connor
Thomas Powers
C. 0. Smith
Matt Camitsch
Peter Luger
W. H. McDermot
M.W. Murphy
Iya G. Bauve
Mora
Sena
Europe
Panama
Panama Camal
State of
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Burdick Boos
Great Northern Service
Usher. L. Burdick
Lordon
Styr
Kolki
War Office
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Immelmann
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