12 000 Lead For Steen Ticket Believed By Nelson
Theodore Nelson campaign manager of the Independent Voters association predicts a 12 000 majority for the Steen Vick ticket in North Dakota. He cites statewide momentum, Republican primaries and opposition to the Townley Frazier slate, asserting strong urban and rural support for Steen and Vick and a loyalty split favoring the People's ticket ahead of the war issue with Austria.
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Townley Fails to Nominate Enough for Assembly Control
Minneapolis reports that A C Townley failed to nominate a workable slate in the Minnesota primaries. From 67 districts, 12 of Townley’s senate candidates were distanced and only 31 of his league’s candidates won nominations, short of the 34 needed for a Senate majority.
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Kaiser Ignored. Allied Negotiations and Cholera Report
London reports preliminary negotiations over Dobrudja between Bulgaria and Turkey with Germany learning of them. Austria may join in the next few days. In Grand Forks County, North Dakota, a ho cholera advisory notes an unusual surge in cases and quarantine measures as farm agents report spread and control efforts continue.
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Austrian Strikes General Spread to Rhine Soars
Dispatches from Munich and The Hague report Austrian strikes spreading to the Rhine region with mass quit in munition works. Vienna and Cologne and Mannheim see large scale walkouts as calls for peace negotiations intensify. German unrest rises amid war weariness and food shortages voiced by returning Americans.
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Germans Attack Italian Positions On French Front
AP report from Paris notes German forces attacked Bugny at 11 last night but were repulsed with prisoners taken by the Italians and allies. French repelled another German assault near Antheuil west of the Oise with minimal details from the war office. London dispatch says British forces conducted a minor attack south of Meteren, killing many Germans and taking 50 prisoners and some machine guns. Casualties and additional raids reported on other front sectors.
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Half Rations For Austrians
Amsterdam reports June 24 that Austria will face half bread rations as only sufficient corn exists for half a loaf per person. Food Minister Paul says shortages will be met with other foods, 250 grammes of beer and hare flesh at two pounds weekly. Mobile kitchens will feed 100,000 people daily for four weeks with soup and 100 grammes of meat and vegetables.
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Austria
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Italian morale rises as Austrians retreat after Piave defense
Austrian forces retreat toward Montello after eight days of heavy fighting along the Piave. Italian resistance on the Venetian plain and Lombardy holds final barriers, turning the enemy offensive into a disorderly retreat. Allied capitals hail the morale surge despite uncertain next moves.
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Tried to Put Off Austrian Attack
London reports Baron Burian sought consent for an indefinite postponement of Austria’s offensive on the Franco Swiss border. The aim was to avert internal disorders and revolution by keeping Austria on the defensive while aiding the Western front and restoring German public support.
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Austria
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Minot Rally Mix of Draftees and Politicians Draws Crowd
In Minot North Dakota Governor Frazier and Attorney General Langer spoke at a June 24 rally tied to draft celebrations. About 500 residents watched as 2,000 locals escorted 81 Ward County draftees through Main Street banners linking patriotism and politics.
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Italians Break Austrian Piave Line In Bold Pursuit
Italian forces crossed the Piave in pursuit as Austrians fell back across the river fighting to hold positions. American aviators aided the retreat turning it into a costly setback for Austria Hungary. Italian bombing units crossed the main stream signaling continued pressure along the front from Montello to the Adriatic.
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