Senate debates modifying food bill to curb prohibition fears
President Wilson seeks authority to halt malt and wine manufacture in emergencies while aiming to keep food bill passage on track. Senate leaders like Martin and Phelan push for a middle course to permit beer and light wine use, signaling hope for partial prohibition relief without delaying wartime food measures.
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Associated Pres
Eeaeaeen
Senate
Wilson
Martin
Phelan
California
Congress
German Peace Viewpoints Echo Mixed War End Fight
Fragmentary report quotes discuss whether peace is desirable or disastrous. Statements reference judgment on ending the war and potential terms from German leadership. The remarks hint at readiness for decisive victory or concession, with emphasis on timing and outcomes.
Alsatians Call on Gen Pershing Delegation Visit Paria
A Alsace Lorraine republican delegation met Major General John J. Pershing in Paria to press for restoration of Alsatian rights and support for their cause. The dull report notes their pledge of fidelity and seek aid toward France.
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Alsatians
Gen. Pershing
Paria
J. J. Pershing
Repub-Liekn
Greeral
France
Tnoem
War Will Unite Farmers and City For One Purpose
Socialists weak Red Lake Falls Minnesota June 29 final session of Red River Valley Development association meeting featured patriotic demonstration with farmers and business men. Speakers urged rural social life, keeping youth on farms, and warned against outside interests. Discussions covered federated clubs, Equity, and Nonpartisans.
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Red Lake Falls
Minn
Northwest
Red River Valley Development Association
Rap N. P. League
C. L. McNelly
McIntosh
Government Agricultural Bureau
Polk County
McNelly
American Society of Equity
Ana
B. Stevenson
Glyndon
Clay County
Federation of Clubs
M. L. Warner
Warren
Marshall County
Red River Valley
Pases Socty
Organ Jones
Ley
Lock
Exittaon County
R. J. Bell
Roseau
Aitilar Addi
Y M C A Organizer Chosen to Lead France War Council
General B Shipp of the Pittsburgh Y M C A has been selected from among 4000 secretaries nationwide to lead Y M C A war council work in France. He travels with 40 secretaries including Francis B Sayre, son in law of President Wilson. Most are college graduates with French language skills.
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B. Shipp
Pittsburgh Young Men's Christian Ssociation
United States
Y. M.C. A. War Council
France
Francis B. Sayre
Wilson
Dunn Case Heads to Jury in First Degree Murder Trial
Special to The Forum reports in St Paul June 29 that Frank J Dunn faces a first degree murder charge in the death of his wife. State's attorney Richard D OBrien wrapped his closing statements, followed by Dunn's chief counsel Daniel W Lawler. The defense argued against the murder theory while prosecutors linked Dunn to the crime via testimony and alleged complicity by an agent.
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St. Paul
Frank J. Dunn
Richard D. O'Brien
Daniel W. Lawler
Dunn
Ome
Reform Movement in Germany At Standstill
A brief report notes the reform movement in Germany has reached a standstill with limited public activity and unclear prospects for rapid policy change amid unclear leadership and ongoing political friction.
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Germany
Labor mobilization headline from unsettled OCR text
Fragmentary OCR excerpt hints at a labor mobilization event with references to workers and a nation in motion. The readable fragments mention mobilization, labor groups, and divisions, but lack clear names, places, or dates to form a complete report.
Judge Leighton frees Palda in plant seizure case
Minot North Dakota June 29 Special warrants reveal Judge Leighton ruled Palda not guilty of criminal charges tied to a plant seizure during a vice raid. The court found the Northern States Power Co officers acted within authority to remove the Uptons from the telephone office, asserting the seizure was supported by rights to prevent a felony. The judge noted force used was limited to what was necessary to stop the felony and deemed the seizure of the telephone office legally justified under state law.
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Minot
N. di
Paida
Wm. Langer
Department of Northern States Power Compe
Ida
Ay Folver
F. C. Upton
Brether Palda
Leighton
NJ States Power Company
Upton Brothers
Uptons
Twe Grout
Elhju Root Visits General Brussiloff
Elhju Root travels to meet General Brussiloff as Allied leaders discuss continuing strong U.S. support for the war effort. The talks emphasize unity among nations and commitment to victory, with the United States ready to fight alongside allies.
Food Probe Fizzle Ends Inconclusive Grilling
Associated Press reports from Chicago on June 28 indicate the grand jury will extend its inquiry into appetizing matters as prosecutors pursue minor indictments. The proceedings appear unsettled with no decisive charges laid yet.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Aerial Arm of Uncle Sam's Navy Craft
Observers are linked by telephone to the vessel below as part of the naval aerial arm, coordinating air observations and navigation.
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Uncle Sam
NAVY
Progress on Sub Chasers Moves Ahead
Associated Press report describes steady advances in the sub chaser program with orders issued and construction to begin in the yard. Officials say crews will meet the schedule with material procurement and factory readiness improving. no major delays anticipated.
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Associated Presa
Pee Ape
Seer Chasers Tly
Reat
Atust
Irresistible Force, Inmovable Object At Woman's Party
A fragmented clipping notes a breakfast honoring women’s party leaders with suffrage themes. Uniformed police and surrounding crowds frame praise for heroines described as martyrs, amid unclear lines about events and dates.
Greece Breaks With Central Empires Guards To Camps
National guard regiments will be drafted into federal service and moved to mobilization camps in the south. Exact draft dates vary. eastern units July 15 central July 25 and western August 5. War Department weighs postponing to August 5 to mobilize the entire guard at once.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
Norway hears of German plot to blow up ships
The Norwegian storthing reported a German conspiracy to attack and blow up Norway bound steamships. Berlin urged to respond after the alleged plot was traced to a German foreign mission and a messenger was handed to Germany for actions against him.
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Storthing
London
Turin
Kee
Norway
Derma Sion
Berlin
Minis
Germany
Wheat shipment diverted by falsified records in 1915 case
From Ramsey County district court judgment, wheat loaded October 11, 1915 in a Great Northern car at Brookland was consigned to Mastiers Grain in Duluth. At Wilmar it was diverted to St Paul through railroad record falsification, with Equity Exchange not responsible for fraud.
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Ramsey County District Court
Great Northern
Brookland
Mastiers Grain Company
Duluth
Wilmar
St. Paul
Bids Farewell In Duluth Raid Case
Miss Flynn told Attorney Samuelson she would leave the city after a police raid on I W W headquarters in Duluth. Authorities deemed the arrangement the easiest way out, bail was refunded as she bid farewell to the city.
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Duluth
May Wed American Miss Litas Details Omitted
The Daily Chronicle notes the marriage of Miss Litas with no information identifying her. The terse item confirms a May wedding without naming the bride.
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The
Daily Chronicle
Litas
Boy Not Found After Car 580008 Incident
Fragmentary report notes a boy missing after a car incident numbered 580008. Details are unclear with no trace of the boy found and limited legible information remaining.
Greece Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Central Powers Amid War Drift
Greece declares de facto state of war as Venizelos forms cabinet after King Constantine’s abdication and King Alexander’s accession. The Entente focus on Lens, Oppy, Verdon sectors with British advances and German resistance. Mesopotamian conditions reported as good with medical setup amid the conflict.
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Associated Press
Athens
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Greece
Constantine
Alexander
Entente
M. Venizelos
Douglas Haig
Felda
Lens
Oppy
Ile
Souches
Lena
Loos
Gerais
Nal
Verdun
Aisne
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War Office
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Lloyd
Eitan
Jere George
Cer
I. W. Ww
Y.M.C. A. Organizer
U.S. Army
Frederic B. Shipp
Vorwaerts
Leighton Frees Palda
Elihu Root
General Brussiloff
Amarfcan
Vald
America
Areiter
Renee
Equity Exchange
AU Revoir
Gurley Flynn
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Zenith
May
Mesopotamia
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Munich
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