Gorky Calls for Science Driven Russia Revival
Mazin Gorky, amid a wider push for Russia’s political and economic reconstruction, advocates universal science applied to daily life. He warns against overemphasis on politics, urging a shift to cultural and technical development to curb internal unrest and rebuild order.
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Max term given for murder in third degree
Frank J. McCool was sentenced to the maximum term after being convicted of murder in the third degree connected to the Sneth Schatrerman Cannery case. The judge denied leniency, stating the defendant was guilty beyond doubt.
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Big Entente Drive in Macedonia Seen Imminent
Reports from Associated Press describe a large Entente push in Macedonia with activity along the Vardar and Struma fronts. British withdrawals east of the Struma and Bulgarian gains mark a shifting frontline as Russian forces show increased intent and German and Austrian statements hint at broader moves in Volhynia Galicia and the Baltic. The Molonchy Le Breuz sector near Arras sees heavy counterattacks as Allied infantry advances falter.
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Training of drafted army delayed to September start
Washington reports that the first 50 000 troops of the new national army will not begin training by September 1 as previously expected. Officials say no firm opening date was set. the Army anticipates camps may start around September 1, with drafts and exemptions handled by then.
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British Union Jack Raised At Historic Bunker Hill
Boston June 18 The British Union Jack was raised at Bunker Hill for the first Amator day in a military ceremony marking the historic battle on the heights between American forces Minnie Men and the English red Conta. A two special recruiting campaign was to follow, with officers planned to recruit a certain number.
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Massachusetts
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Comerie
Ace Heights
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Root Mission Visits Great Winter Palace in Petrograd
The Root Commission toured the Winter Palace, viewing art treasures and imperial apartments now open to the public. They met wounded soldiers and women in the former imperial spaces, while the former emperor’s private rooms remained undisturbed and accessible to visitors. Admiral Glennon and aides will depart Petrograd for Sebastopol to visit the Black Sea fleet with Russian officers.
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Irish Revolt Prisoners Free in Dublin Welcome Crowd
London reports a large Dublin crowd welcoming Irish prisoners including Countess Markievicz who arrived with a rebel band that attempted to seize Dublin Castle. A guard was killed. the Countess was sentenced to death but commuted to life penal servitude.
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Electrical men join striking miners in Butte
In Butte Montana June 18 electrical workers left their posts joining miners on strike for higher wages. The quitters were construction and repair staff and the Montana Power company warned that repairs may be delayed until the dispute with the utility is settled. The company provides light and power for local industry and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway. North Dakota fair tonight and Tuesday cooler tonight warm-
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Italy Asked to Return Cocchi to New York
Washington reports the state department urged Italy to extradite Alfred Cocchi, held in Bologna, in the Ruth Cruger murder case. The case tests treaty terms as Italy favors trial there. In New York, Marie Cocchi and two associates were held on material witness charges as autopsy shows Cruger died from a skull fracture and chest wound.
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Hoover Plans Food Conservation Drive To Cut Prices
Washington june 18. reduction of food prices through conservation and elimination of waste will be the aim of the new food administration plan announced by Herbert C Hoover. enrollment of American housewives between July 1 and 16 is proposed to foster cooperation while ensuring Americans receive their needs first in supplying allies. the announcement emphasizes protection of domestic needs before aiding allies.
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Food Administration
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America
Honors Awarded At University Commencement Exercises
At the university commencement exercises, honors and prizes were announced for the past year. Several students received degrees in absentia due to wartime service, while University Fellowships and Scholarships were awarded to a slate of students across mining, history, English, education, and sociology. The American Law Book Company Prize and other awards highlighted high academic achievement and oratory prowess among seniors and juniors. A $1,000 gift from the Twamley family was announced for the Student Town Fund to aid students with financial need.
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H. Everett Bowden
Luella Pamima Hall
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Lloyd Bertram Tendick
Earl K. Hillbrany
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Bidor
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Adolph Rum=reich
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American Law Book Company
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Clara Struble
B. Melvin Johnson
King Prize
GME
Lew Rnonre
Frank T. McVey
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Twamley
James Twamley
Atudenta
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Mian
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J. F. Twamley
New York City
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Jews Forced to Quit Palestine Reported in Boston
A terse Boston dispatch dated June 1 reports a detailed evaluation of Dean received by the Boston Branch of the provincial committee. The note references pressure on Jewish residents and indicates forced departures from Palestine amid ongoing tensions and authorities actions.
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North Dakota 182 Graduates Hear Fisher War Health Talk
The 28th UND commencement honored 182 graduates as Dr. Irving Fisher of Yale delivered "Public Health in War Time" in Grand Forks. His talk urged national prohibition, detailing liquor losses and war demands, while praising morale and civic duty amid wartime unity.
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Wesley College
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Rosin
Hannah H. Roe
Misa Rose
Nain
Christ
Commonwealth
Fisher
Irving Fisher
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