Death sentence issued for mutiny followers in Hungarian garrisons
Reports from The Mutinye say two thousand soldiers involved in the mutiny in Gyor and Pecs Hungary were condemned to death. The revolt spreads through Austria and Hungary with factory suspensions and violent demonstrations. Premier designate Silva Tarat of agriculture seen as possible successor to Baron Gaydier in Austria.
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Pecs
Hungary
Raporta
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Punshirshen
Budapest
Amsterdam
Vienna
Silva
Charles
Baron von Gaydier
Sailors Drifted Eight Days In Small Boat
Twenty four sailors from the steamship Dwinsk were picked up after drifting eight days in a small boat. They were landed by a sealing vessel at Shelburne Nova Scotia after surviving on bread and water. The Dwinsk, a British ship under American charter, was reported destroyed earlier.
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Associated Press
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N. S
Atlantic
Shelburne
Beal Island
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Dwinsk
North Dakota Boy Cited As Hero by French General
A North Dakota youth was cited for heroism and gallantry in action during Cantigny operations. The French general praised American soldiers and highlighted bravery shown by the unnamed boy amid the fighting.
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North Dakota
Asairclased Press
Cantigny
Leo Leo, Brady
Ker
Fargo Boy Records Gunner Role In World Speed feat
John Earl Martin of Fargo reports being the gunner on a gun that reached firing position in 14 minutes, breaking a French record of 40 minutes. He notes he loaded shells into riflings and served with Battery B, 148th Field Artillery, now reassigned to the medical corps on a Red Cross train at a base hospital.
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John Earl Martin
Paul Martin
Fourth Avenue Booth
Fargo
Gunner Martin
Martin
148Th Field Artillery
Medical Corps
Red Cross
Bay
Fargo Man Given His Commission
A Fargo man received his commission and a Lieut Murphy remains at Camp Taylor Louisville. Non commissioned officers are singled out for cadency and a ceremonial promotion observed at the morning muster.
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Fargo
Mra
Seventh Avenue
Hustany
Mats
Murphy
Camp Taylor
Loulavilla
Kyte
Ares Greiner
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Forecast Brief
Partial cloud cover and unsettled conditions reported for Wisconsin and Minnesota. Forecasters expect little temperature change tonight with possible brief thunder activity and cooler overnight lows.
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Wisconsin
Sir James Atkins To Address Life Underwriters Banquet
Sir James Atkins is to address the Life Underwriters annual banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall this evening at 6:30 open to the public. A.F. Colwell, president of the congress, announced the program featuring Atkins, noted for his oratorical skill, on national asset themes. An open forum will follow with delegates discussing postwar insurance methods and government roles.
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Amet Atkins
Knights of Columbus
A.F. Colwell
Congress
Colwell
James Ted
James
McNally
Duluth
L. Hi
St. Paul
Law Priddy
New
York
J.B. Mayers
Minneapolis
Jifs
Amundsen Leaves For North Pole
Roald Amundsen and his ship Maud departed Christiania for the Arctic voyage toward the North Pole. The explorer will join the Maud at Tromsoe, after receiving a cable from President Wilson via the U S State Department.
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North Pole
Christiania
Roald Amiundant
Maude
Weanel
Tromsoe
Tromsce
Presilent Wilson
Feofaa
Paere
Hin Best
Coust Sastwari
Artis Cape
National Thrift Day Spurs War Savings Pledges
Pledges for war savings and thrift stamps total over a half billion dollars in two weeks as President Wilson designates National Thrift Day. Cities hold celebrations with parades meetings and business suspensions while governors issue proclamations urging continued purchases of government savings stamps through the year.
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Associated Prensa
Washington
War Savings
Wilson
War Movings
Frazier Extends Lead in Rural Returns in North Dakota Race
With returns from nearly all counties in North Dakota and about 200 precincts still out, Lynn Frazier holds a growing lead over John Steen. Final totals may push Frazier past 80 000 votes as Republican turnout nears 90 000. John Baer wins nomination for Congress in the First District by a slim margin as Steele Cavalier and other counties report late results. The Nonpartisan League ticket for Congress and state offices gains statewide momentum.
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North Dakota
Lynn Frazier
John Steen
Frazier
John Baer
Henry G. Vick
Baer
Steele
Cavalier
Nonpartisan League
Lynn J. Frasier
Congress
E. G. Vick
Steels
Walsh
Sargent
Cava Mer
George Young
Secret treaty ties Germany and Bolsheviks over Poland
London reports a secret convention between Germany and the Bolshevik government to back Poland's aims while recognizing Austro German hegemony. The Cracow based Nation's Voice cites a Milan dispatch detailing articles on control of Polish policy, military limits, and Russian vigilance to curb Polish forces and capital in Poland.
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London
Germany
Poland
Cracow
Galicia
Times
Milan
Russia
Jecon
Austria
Lithuania
Ukraine
Ger
Hungary
Fraser Eddy Winners Named In Final Cass County Vote
With one precinct missing, Cass County results show Angus Fraser for register of deeds and H C Eddy for county treasurer. A M Roae nominated for sheriff fell short. William Green for other county posts also indicated as early totals.
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W. R. Tucker
Angus Fraser
Register of Deeds
H. C. Eddy
A. M. Roae
William Green
B. Boyd
Thomas Hockridge
Fradier
Steen
Wood
Kraabel
Hall
Page
Kealtaky
George
Olson
Anderson
Langer
Omnes
Insurance Comminmioner
Olsnesa
Iacher
Milhollan
Eeds
Taylor
Johnson Congressions
Baer
Eof Chapman
Fraser
Buy W. Fa
Unconfirmed reports claim Bolshevik overthrow rumors in Moscow
Dispatches from Copenhagen relay unconfirmed accounts of a Bolshevik government collapse in Moscow. Reports cite General Korniloff, former Russian commander, proclaimed emperor, but the claims lack coherence and are treated with caution by authorities.
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Copenhagen
Moscow
Keorniloff K
Bolsheviki Overthrown in Moscow Report Claims Imperial Line Proclaimed
Dispatches from Copenhagen report the Bolshevik government in Moscow overthrown with Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor. Lenine and Trotsky allegedly flee as German aid and Soviet infighting unfold. Other cables warn the source is dubious and unconfirmed.
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London
Moscow
Exchange Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Kornilof
Nicholas
Nicholai Lenine
Leon ‘Troteky
Aia
Red Guard
Ite Mensage
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