McVey Wins Passport Fight in Washington
Colonel Charles H. McVey, former North Dakota University military instructor, wins U S passport to France for YMCA work. Charges of disloyalty by North Dakota figures, linked to A C Townley and nonpartisan league, found unsubstantiated by the state department. McVey praised for war service and patriotic speeches. he will be at Fort Snelling after return from Des Moines where his father died.
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Herald Lice
Charlies H. McVey
University of North Dakota
France
McVey
North Dakota
State Department
Washington
Taday
Colonel McVey
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
St N. D
George Totten
Board of Regents
Mension
Totten
University
Wis
Sur- Tey
Mr. Smith
Townley
Fort Snelling
Minn
Des Moines
Iowa
Judge McVey
Frank L. McVey
Lexington
Raymond Funeral for Civil War Vet Held at First M E Church
The funeral for Lyman K. Raymond a Civil War veteran who died at home on Memorial Day was held this morning at the First M. E. Church with Rev. Thos H Gallagher officiating. His body was shipped to Hudson Illinois by Northern Pacific train at noon, escorted by E Raymond. Pallbearers included A G Sorlie Geo R Robbins E Fuller R Hart William Lee and Martin A Nelson.
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Lyman K. Raymond
M. E. Church
Thos. H. Gallagher
Mr. Raymond
Hudson
Ill
Northern Pacific
E. Raymond
A. G. Sorlie
Geo. R. Robbins
Wet E. Fuller
R. Hart
William Lee
Martin A. Nelson
Camp Meetings Planned at Riverside Park Grounds
The Church of God announces its annual camp meetings at Riverside park from June 7 to June 16. Tents will be set Thursday and meals served in the dining rooms with services in the tabernacle, four daily beginning with a 6:30 am prayer meeting. Ministers include Evangelist E. G. of Boise and Elder Thomas Nelson of St Paul Park.
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Church of Gods
Riverside Park
Tabernacle
Evangelist E. G
Boise, Ida
Thomas Nelson
St Paul Park
Annual Shriners Ceremonial Scheduled for June 23
The annual Shriners ceremonial will be held in the city on June 23 with all national officers expected to attend. Among those expected to attend are the ex present Imperial Potentate and other senior officials.
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Charles Overshire
Minneapolis
Imperial
Bilan Jacobi
Leon Leach
Indianapolis
Murad
Winnipeg
Duluth
el Zagel
Fargo
Potentate Johnson
Shriners
Exre
Dr G P Jackson To Lead German at Vanderbilt
Dr George P Jackson, assistant German professor at the University of North Dakota, will head Vanderbilt's German department in Nashville after a three month search. He will leave North Dakota at term’s end, spend summer in Chicago for publications, and move to Nashville by October. He has chaired university musical activities and led the Philharmonic Orchestra society.
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George P. Jackson
University of North Dakota
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Fenn
Jackson
Kirkland
Chicago
University of Chicago
Philharmonic Orchestra Society
Bankside Theater
Great Northern Railroad Schedule Changes Begin Sunday
The Dakota division timetable will shift at midnight with minor adjustments and new Sunday service. Fast Mail No. 27 arrives later. train No. 1 shifts to 8 25 p m. local No. 112 departs Fargo at 8 55 after June 2. No. 111 arrives at 6 30. trains 33 and 34 gain Sunday runs between Grand Forks and Duluth.
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Dakota Division
Great Northern Railroad
Bettween
St. Paul
Grand Forks
Fargo
Twelve more enlist in army training camps
Twelve more enlisted through the local recruiting office yesterday and left for training camps. Names include Percy H. Steen Reynolds, A Vasicek Brocket N D in the quartermaster corps, M W Bjerk city, Art W Shiveley Olmstead, O Fierstad Fosston Minn in medical dept, G E Phelps city coast artillery, Art J Fortier city signal corps, Alf J Berz Cummings, Dwight Tuttle Knapp Wis, Robert Quigley Glydon Minn, Ragnar Olson Bismarck, Martin Johnson East Grand Forks in the engineer corps. The army office expects to send another contingent tonight.
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Percy H. Steen
Reynolds
A. ‘Vasicek
Brocket
N. D
Quartermaster’s Corps
M. W. Bjerk
Art W. Shiveley
Olmstead
O. Fierstad
Fosston
Minn
Medical Department
G. E. Phelps
Coast Artillery
Art J.fortier
This City
Signal Corps
Alf J. Berz
Cummings
Dwight Tuttle
Knapp, Wis
Robert Quigley
Glyndon, Minn
Ragnar Olson
Bismarck
Martin Johnson
East Grand Forks
Engineer Corps
Army Office
Expert Accountants To Examine Records Of Mine Operators
Washington June 1. As the first phase of a drive to check excess profits and income tax returns of big business interests, 25 tax accountants were dispatched today by Internal Revenue Commissioner Ro per to examine accounts of coal operators in West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania to ascertain whether any changes should be made.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hun Airmen Attempt Two Raids on Paris
German airmen tried two raids on Paris last night. The first raid failed, but the second dropped bombs over the city. Traffic and sirens described as heightened during the nighttime assault.
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Paris
Black residents harmed in Texas incident ends in shooting and fire
Late this afternoon officials said the adjutant general received notice of a call but expected to meet it later. Six Black people were fatally hurt in Huntsville Texas near Dodge after threats by a Black man against Sheriff T. E. King and the King family. The violence followed a prior incident two days earlier involving George Cabiness.
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Ios
Aria of Bene
Huntsville
Texas
George Cabiness
T. E. King
King
Dodge
Skilled Men Needed for Aeroplane Production Work
A war office circular from Adjutant General G A Fraser invites skilled men for limited service in spruce production for airplanes. Key roles include locomotive engineers, firemen, foremen, carpenters, electricians, draftsmen, builders, operators, and laborers. If volunteers fall short, compulsory induction may be used. Thompeon visitor W H Wheeler attended local business dealings.
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War Office
G. A. Fraser
Bismistok
Marshal Crowder
W. H. Wheeler
Thompeon
Down Town Tonight offers 30 day trial for hot water service
A sales pitch promotes Down Town Tonight as solving the hot water issue with a 30 day trial. The ad urges readers to order now to avoid future service interruptions.
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Church of God Plang
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Vanderbilt
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Campe
Camp Green
Ea, Son One
Skinner
Liberal
Humphrey
Red River Power Co
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