Townley Drive Falls Flat In State Primary
On the eve of the North Dakota primary the loyalty forces led by the John Steen ticket challenge Townley Frazier with both sides optimistic about victory. Polls open Wednesday morning. results expected by evening eastern counties first and Missouri slope later. Burnquist draws large crowds while Townley’s causes suffers as factions rally in Fargo and Devil’s Lake amid security precautions.
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North Dakota
John Steen
Townley
Missouri Slope
Camia
Minnesota
J. A. A. Burn- Quist
Fargo
Ea Z Fee
Northnot
A. A
A. C. Townley
Devils Lake
State Council of Defense
Williston
League
Btoen Mapportacs Ft
Counell
Taco Ae
Steen
Convert Townley to American Cause Activists Support War Effort
President Wilson Hoover and Geo Creel emphasize wartime unity and loyalty in letters defending the Nonpartisan League. Creel states no official ties to the league and explains refusal to send speakers to Minnesota to avoid stirring local tensions. He urges understanding of the war, stressing self defense and equal sacrifice.
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Pres. Wilson, Hoove
Geo.Creeko
A.C. Townley
Senator Nelson
Nonpartisan League
United States
Townley
Washington
Hoover
League
Minnesota
Dixon Williams
Chicago
Williams
Parade of War Savings stamp workers featured parade
A large parade of War Savings stamp workers is set for 7:30 pm in Fargo forming on Fifth Street north. The route moves north to Fourth Avenue and Broadway, ending at Island Park where speakers will discuss War stamps. Speakers include Fargo police, city commissioners, and the Fargo Band with civic groups and schoolchildren following.
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War Savings
Fargo
Fifth Street
N. P. Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Broadway
Island Par
Wings
Fargo Police and City Commissioners
Fargo Band
Citizens In General
Echoo
Bay
Farmers Boost Steen Ticket In Parade County Tour
Oberon North Dakota June 25 2000Bre en boosters of Benson county drive 200 autos mostly farmers on a countywide tour starting Leeds visiting Brinsmade Minnewaukan Flora Maddock Esmond Filmore Baker and Har low returning for a monster meeting in Leeds Speakers include M Johnson J W Taylor candidate for railroad commissioners Senator Frank Hyland and Siver Scrumgard Enthusiasm runs high as supporters predict Steen ticket to win county by a large margin and three independents to the legislature
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Oberon
N. D
Breen
Benson County
Leeds
Brinsmade
Minnewaukan
Flora
Maddock
Esmond
Filmore
Baker
Harlow
M. Johnson
J. W. Taylor
Frank Hyland
Siver Scrumgard
Steen
Germany Prepares People for War in 1918 Propaganda
Press dispatch from Washington reports Germany plans extensive propaganda to justify possible military failure. It asserts a belief that if German armies fail to overrun France this year, next year would be worse for France, and a broader aim to end France’s involvement in the war.
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Washington
Germany
France
Germans Up to Familiar Tricks
Germans in Crimea use a familiar trick as reported by the Associated Press. Washington dispatch notes unclear details about a government strategy and the role of authorities. The text is garbled, but indicates ongoing propaganda or deception efforts attributed to German sources.
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Associated Press
Washington
Crimea
Accoraine Assembly
Ewadader Obi
Zeentermeier
Berne
Switzerland
Slavic Legion Approved by Associated Press Report
Fragmentary text indicates an approval related to the Slavic Legion and associated actions. Mentions June 26, initial shares, organization volunteer activity, and opposition by a named individual. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Burnquist Addresses Fargo Rally for Steen Governor Bid
A crowd of over 1,500 fills the Fargo auditorium as Minnesota Governor Lipacee urges voters to back John Steen for North Dakota governor. Burnquist praises Steen as an American success story and a rebuke to factionalism, while noting the large turnout both on the lower floor and balcony.
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J. A. A. Lipacee
Minnesota
Fargo
John Seen
Steen
Germany Not Yet Advancing to Free Belgium
Amsterdam June 25 Chief blame for starting the war was laid at Russia's door by Dr Von Kuehl in a Reichstag address. France and England were named next in culpability. Von Kuehlmann spoke of Germany's aims for free strong overseas positions and sea power within historic boundaries. He discussed imperial policy, Austria Hungary ties, and noted interviews between emperors shaping relations, while acknowledging local wartime actions in Lorraine and Chateau Thierry.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Russia
von Kuehl
Reichatag
France
England
von Kuehl Mann
Ins
Ates
Or von Kuehlmann
von Kuehlman
Vonin
Germany
Count Czernin
Baron Burian
Austria-Hungary
Polling Places City of Fargo Ward Precincts and Hours
Polling locations across Fargo include McKinley school Fergo Ho Hawth school courthouse A L Wall lumber Fire hall No 1 and bile library Fargo Motor Sales Roosevelt school and Roosevelt school second precinct Polls open 8 a m close 5 p m Eligible voters may swear in if unregistered but must not be seen by the assessor Party declaration required for a Republican ballot Only registered party members may vote with their party affiliation
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McKinley
Fergo Ho
Hawth
A. L. Wall
Fifth Ward
Seventh Ward
Fargo Motor Sales
Seventh Rd
Roosevelt School
Assor
Steen
This Is the Loyal Ticket June 26 Ballot Readout
A list of political candidates across North Dakota offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor and more. It names names such as John Steel A T Kraabel Lyman Page John L George Bernt Anderson George Homnes Adolph Wacker Minnis Nielson Alex Macdonald M P Johnson and several others by district and position.
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John Steel
Rugby
A. T. Kraabel
Clifford
Lyman D. Page
Galva
John L. George
Bismarck
Bernt Anderson
Churcha Ferry
George P. Homnes
Crosby
Adolph Wacker
Washburn
Minnis J. Nielson
Valley City
Agriculture and Labor
Alex Macdonald
M. P. Johnson
Tolley
Joseph Gaéckle
Kulm Dimes Taylor
Cando
Henry G. Virk
Cavalier
John C. Hanchett
Harvey
P. D. Norton
Hettinger
Supreme Court
C. J. Fisk
Minot
Italian Victories Deepen Austrian Retreat at Piave
Austrian forces retreating beyond the Piave suffer heavy losses as Italian troops seize strong bridgeheads on the eastern bank. General Diaz reports 40,000 Austrian prisoners with large stores of munitions and 200,000 in dispute, while the river’s sudden flood aided the Italians. Allied reports note intensified pressure on other fronts with British and French gains and American advances near Belleau Wood.
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Austria
Piave
Vanetisn
Thre
Diaz
Baron Burian
Dual Monarchy
Germany
Tates
Gare
Euton
Mountsin
Italy
Switzerland
Armen
Thief Lloyd George
Hours of Commons
Flanders
Leport
Ons
Alene
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Alsace
Berlin
Lonviller
Luneville Front
Transport sunk by submarine off Delaware capes
Washington reports German submarines have sunk a British transport chartered by or for the American government. The ship, sunk June 18 about 700 miles east of the Delaware capes, carried 7 crew members rescued by small boats after surfacing. No troops were aboard and search efforts continue for missing sailors.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Navy Department
Delaware Capes
Occn
Mie Sonat
Boy
Austrians retreat as Italy gains momentum on Piave
Rome dispatch reports Austrian forces in full retreat and unprepared for defeat as Italy advances near Montello. Prisoner accounts claim 45 000 captured and enemy losses at 200 000. Major Baracca, famed Italian air ace, presumed dead after crash. Italian fires destroy an Austrian ship near the Adriatic coast. General Diaz commends troops and awards honor medals for bravery.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Rome
Austria
Italy
Montello
Major Baraces
Baraces
Major Baraccale
Adriatic
Dine
Fragmentary Asia-Pacific Policy Report From London
The text presents a fragmented report claiming the United States will propose a full and frank reading of a Pacific pact. It cites The Liverpool Post and mentions cooperation on matters maintaining such order, with unclear references to Alaska and territorial status.
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Hughes
London
Liverpool Post
Alasehae
Andes
Ask Germany to Send Delegates to Represent US
Amid unclear text, the article notes U S officials seeking German action. Diplomatic channels are mentioned with Washington and Bern as key points. References to August and prisoner issues appear, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Townley Drive
Falls Flat
Knute Nelson
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
George Creel
WAR Savings Stamp Workers
Wisconsin
Soes
Blamarck Devi Calvary
Huron ‘Oorhead
Willacar
Bemis Et Laut
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Burnquist
Chateau Ito
Belgium
Thierry
von Kuehlmann
Reichstag
Pershing
Torcy
Lorraine
Torey
City of
People’s
Ole L. Engen
Pay Ih Haneshee
Li Twichell
R. F. Johnson
Casselton
Elling Severson
Kindred
Mpty
Oerman
Monroe
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