Burdick Special Concludes Most Successful North Dakota Tour
Asher L Burdick completes a five day campaign across North Dakota with stops in 118 towns, he speaks over 100 times and gains broad support. Campaign manager Torger Sinnees predicts strong majorities for Burdick in the primary against Nonpartisan league rival Frazier, noting shifting counties and farmer backing. Burdick appears popular in towns from Medora to Bismarck, with large crowds despite rain and muddy roads. The Williston candidate emphasizes cooperation and denounces state socialism as crowds crowd streets at major stops like Mandan.
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Williston
N. D
Usher L. Burdick
North Dakota
Burdick
Torger Sinnees
Minnewaukan
B.da
Fraine
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
League
Sentinel Butte
Medora
Balfield
Dickinson
al Dickinson
Stark County
Hebron
Asher L Burdick
Morton County
Bismarck
Burleigh County
Sweat Briar
Judson
New Salem
Almont
Glen ‘Allin
Grand Palace Hotel
Brief Religious Service For Company B on Broadway
A 7:30 PM outdoor service in front of Company B armory at Broadway foot. Lisbon regimental band arrives at 7, Dean Kloman of Gethsemane Cathedral gives a short address to Company B, band, and hospital staff. hundreds expected to attend with families as the parade and farewell events proceed via Broadway and the train at the depot.
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Armory
Dean Kloman
Lisbon
Broadway
Company B
Gethsemane Cathedral
Coast Artillery Guards
Maine National Guard
Pat
Fargo
G. A. M. Anderson
Common
Ing
N. P
Rapana
Washington Lansing Baker refuse to comment on border crisis
After a presidential conference the secretaries Lansing and Baker would not speak to reporters. Lansing cancelled his morning engagement with newspaper men. Railroads are advised to withhold freight shipments as the border situation remains unsettled. In El Paso, hospital Bliss to be enlarged in case of hostilities with Mexico. Calm prevails on both sides of the river today.
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Washington
Lansing
Baker
Cee
el Paso
Ort Bliss
Mexico
Germans Advance Against Russians Near Verdun and Vaux
Berlin reports the capture of Thiaumont fortress and the fort and village of Fleury near Verdun, with 2,600 Germans taken prisoner. Ground gained at Vaux, and a Russian counterattack under General Brustioff develops along a broad front. The note also mentions Forum readings for Company B at Fort Lincoln and on the Mexican border.
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Berlin
Sayville
Thiaumont
Verdun
Fleury
Vaux
London
Brustioff
Valhynia
Miles Kolid
Company B
Fort Lincoln
Treacherous Attack In Rear During Parley Caused Defeat
San Antonio reports liken the Carrizal clash to an Alamo stand as Captains Boyd and Morey and Lieutenant Adair are named in accounts of a desper ate defense. Pershing reports promise a full official account to confirm whether any of the main column escaped.
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San Antonio
Alamo
Davy Crockett
James Bowie
Travis
Bonham
Carrizal
Boyd
Morey
Adair
Pershing
Chihuahua City
Ojo Caliente
Neral Trevino
Trevino
South American Mediation Offer Declared Non-Mediate By U S
San Salvador reports Ecuador proposes Latin American mediation to avert a U S Mexico war. Salvadorean instructions to Rafael Salvidor seek joint action by Central and South American republics to prevent hostilities. Washington notes U S policy pursues protection of people and territory, with nothing to mediate.
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South American
U. S
San Salvador
Republic Salvador
Foreign Office
Ecuador
United States
Mexico
Rafael Salvidor
Washington
Republica
Officers of Co B and Fargo Regimental Staff Facts
Lieutenant Colonel Grafton’s long military service totals twenty seven years three months and ten days. He will embark with Company B on the special train to Fort Lincoln near Bismarck for mobilization. The article lists his dates from enlistment in 1885 through commissions to captain in 1892 and later service in the Spanish American War, with continual North Dakota National Guard service and re-enlistments leading to his lieutenant colonelcy.
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Grafton
G. C. Grafton
North Dakota Regiment
Fort Lincoln
Bismarck
First Infantry
North Dakota National Guard
Jap Oate
Imajor
Beware of Roorbacks Cast Your Vote in North Dakota
A North Dakota report urges voters to beware of political canards and to vote next Wednesday. It praises Usher L Burdick for a clean campaign focused on issues and notes even opponents praise his honesty and sincerity. The piece cautions against last minute distortions and stresses citizen participation.
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Usher L. Burdick
North Dakota
Peichacy
Tianh
Washington Sees Little Hope of Avoiding Mexican Conflict
June 24 dispatches report near annihilation of an American cavalry force at Carrizal with fears of open hostilities. Pershing’s and Trevino’s conflicting accounts sketch disorganization, casualty totals, and prisoner counts as Mexican authorities question claimed American aggressions.
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Washington
Carrizal
Mexico City
Carranza
Bandmen Called to Aid in Giving Co B the Proper Sendoff
Announcement by Harold M. Rudd of the Fu Musicians Union urged band members to assemble at the station at 8 20 PM with instruments to honor Company B in their sendoff. The Fargo group coordinated a musical sendoff for the unit.
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Harold M. Rudd
The
Fu Musicians’ Union
Fargo Oo
British steamer Brussels seized by German destroyers
London June 24 the British steamship Brussels with passengers aboard was captured by German destroyers. The Brussels of 1,380 tons gross built in 1909 was en route from Rotterdam to Tilbury. The owners, the Great Eastern railway company, stated there were no Americans aboard.
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London
Brussels
Great Eastaway
Ray Seteees Veesel
Rotterdam
Tilbury
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