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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

3

German espionage concerns in northern Australia during war

A 1944 Australian report details German designs and alleged spying in Western Australia and Broome. It cites a missionary interviews by Rev. Me Rischots and questions from the Society for the Perfection of Germany Abroad. Officials say the inquiries aimed to expose weak points in the Commonwealth defense.

Melbourne Australia Germany Veraian Gulf Asli Auintellian Australla Wurcewiy Broome West Aus Haia Beny Rav. Joseph Malletiner Congress Lhaberyt Society For the Perfection of Germany Anavers Australi Neraion Commonwealth Defense Department Atatealla Ana Commonwealth Acinia Wixehota

Willie Pop and Granddad in Focus

Fragmentary line reads Willie Pop questions why people talk about ancestors including his father and grandfather. The text reflects a childlike inquiry about family memory and mentions an Everybody's Magazine style framing.

Willie Pop

Claims Japan Made Great Mistake On Entering The War

Tokio reports a pamphlet titled Asia for Asiatica by Boong Tang Faung asserts Japan erred by joining the Entente. It argues England would have crushed Entente with German aid and predicts a future Asian alliance to resist European dominance, urging China and Japan to unite.

Japan Germany Anna China Far East

Brigadier General Carton de Winot Wounded Again in War

London reports Brigadier General Carton de Winot of the British army wounded for the seventh time in the present war. Belgian by birth and cousin of Belgium’s minister, he lost an eye before the war, a limb at Ypres, and was awarded the Victoria Cross for an engagement three months later. He earned his commission after twice being wounded in the Boer war.

London Geneal A. Carton de Winot Te Brith Camel Sorp Somaliand Ypres Hoer

Germans Purchase Ships and Begin Voyage From Chile

Amsterdam reports twenty eight Germans of military age reached Germany from Chile after a remarkable 124 day voyage in a 480 ton sailing vessel the Tinto. They bought the ship equipped with a wireless installation and sailed via the Shetlands and Norway to Drontheim where the men proceeded to Germany.

Amsterdam Germany Chile Cologne Shetlands Norway Dronthelm

Flag Day Proclaimed in East Grand Forks

East Grand Forks residents observe Flag Day on June 14 with a call to display the national colors at homes and public buildings. Mayor C J Kelleher urges reverence for the flag as a symbol of patriotism and the nation during wartime.

Kelleher Jeaves Amer Cmal East Grand Forks C. J. Kelleher

Recruit Out Today For Jefferson Barracks

An article notes one recruit leaving today for Jefferson Barracks Missouri to begin training. Several other applicants have appeared at the local station and will be seen by an assistant at the local office later in the week.

United States Orang Forks Jeferson Barracks

Non-denominational Interstate Camp Meeting Opens in Oslo

A ten day non-denominational interstate camp meeting will start next Sunday in Oslo. It is conducted by the Interstate Camp Meeting association led by F. J. Mille of Manuel North Dakota. Prominent speakers will address the gatherings and many attendees are expected, with several from the Red River Valley planning to join part of the sessions.

Oslo Interstate Camp Meeting Association F. J. Mille Manuel, N. D Red River Valley

Prisoner Offered Prison Fare In City Bastile

A morning in Special Judge W J Rasmussen court saw prisoners appear as Bert Atkinson, a transient, asked for bread and “something to eat” and was invited to try prisoners fare before pleading not guilty to vacancy charges. He received 30 days in county jail with a suspended sentence if he crosses into North Dakota within five minutes. Nels Mogus paid a fine after pleading guilty to drunkenness. The rest were released.

Teliie W. J. Rasmuseen Yee Bert Atserson Castile

New Lutheran Body Settles Question of Church Worship

June 18 The moot question of high and low church ceremonies, which caused a split in the Newogen Lutheran church, was settled by unanimous passage of a resolution in the presence of Professor J. N. Kildaby. Mrs A Segerrishr presided. The Macred Heart, Minn. pastor will visit afterward with her family.

Italian mission begins journey Prince Udine in Fuss 32

An Italian mission starts a journey amid bustling activity in Udine. Talis Atuats and Ga Jasene are noted in the early reports as the tone of the mission carries through.

Prince Udine Fuss Talis Atuats Jasene Tales

Funeral Services Held For Marguerite Clayton

Funeral services for Marguerite Clayton, accomplished pianist who studied music in Vienna, were held today from her Grand Forks home and the Grand Marais church. Rev. W. H. Matthews officiated. Interment followed in Grand Marais cemetery.

A. Bryson Polk Coun Grand Forks Grand Marais W. H. Matthews First Presbyterian Churc R and Forks Grand Marale Marguerite Clayton Vienna

Loyalty and Patriotism Amid War Time Politics in North Dakota

J D Bacon declares North Dakota farmers loyal yet warns against Townley’s socialistic rhetoric fueling disloyalty and violence. He pledges to fight agitators, stressing the primacy of national duty over local business interests as families back the war effort and liberty bonds while a brother serves abroad.

North Dakota Themeslves Townley Nia Town Grand Forks Ture Ace Bydney Aineworth

German finance minister cites indemnity need for Germany

In the Baden Landtag, Dr. J. Rheinholdt says indemnity is required to cover enormous war expenses expected to exceed $100,000,000, arguing aid must come from Karlsruhe to shield the frontier and defeat the enemy. The Chicago Evening Post notes the frontier along the Aime and the Seas is at risk.

Copenhagen Baden Landtag J. Rheinholdt Grand Duchy Germany Karlsruhe Chicago Evening Post Herald

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