Unmasking Townleyism and Expose of Socialism Dangers
A Townleyism critique and Herald response letter reveal the clash over loyalty and Americanism in North Dakota. J. D. Bacon, president of The Herald Publishing Co., endorses a frank discussion while opposing strife-breeding socialism. The exchange aims to illustrate aims of both sides and defend loyal farmers.
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la-Townley
Herald
J. D. Bacon
The
North Dakota
Herald Publishing Company
Mr Bacon Replies to Teacher on Political Allegations
A letter from Mr. Leonard L. Brown and others discusses heated political issues and accusations about the Nonpartisan League and I W W influence. The writer defends loyalty and truthfulness, criticizes Townley and organizers, cites proposed constitutional changes, and questions military draft exemptions and war bonds amid North Dakota political strife.
Diatribe by the School Teacher in North Dakota
A reader letter in Grand Forks railing against perceived bias in the press and accusing named figures of treason and hypocrisy. The writer questions patriotism in North Dakota, cites Governor Fram Fraser and a Nonpartisan League critique, and references James Bryce. The piece frames a preface to a broader public forum on loyalty and truth.
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Grand Forks Herald Pub. Co
Grand Fork
North Dakota
Iin
Ffankin
Davies
Thone
Nonpartisan League
Pernons
Frasier
James Bryce
Patriotism and treason in wartime debate in North Dakota editorials
Letters and notes debate American loyalty during World War I, quoting English and American authorities on dual allegiance under two governments. The exchange questions patriotism at home versus national duty, references Governor race results, and demands clear definitions of patriotism and treason. Also notes Army recruitment figures and a Canadian casualty list including AR Taylor of Spokane, Washington.
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Atate
North Dakota
Woodrow Wilson
Atigm
Mr. Junkin
Mr. Bryce
Inter
Spokane
Ottawa
AR. Taylor
Loyal North Dakota farmer defends state and War bonds
A North Dakota farmer denounces attacks on his loyalty amid wartime pressures. He highlights vast acreage, major corn and alfalfa production, and long farming tenure to prove his loyalty to the state, vows support for Liberty Bonds and the Red Cross, and criticizes Townley and socialist stances while urging patriotic action and unity.
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Keifer
Northwest
Stinc Medae
North Dakota
Northwest Hotel Man's Association
Red River
Grand Forks
Bellenge ‘Townley
Minon
Waukeshi
Fort Atkinson
Chicago
Nonpartisan League
Eles
Free Lance
Bne
Frasier
Townley
Cooper Union
League
Jamny
Iron Range
Nuenes
Becauen
Sol
T. W. W.'s, the Same As He Wants To Take the Money Away” Fron
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Thin
South Awake to Needs of Nation on Jefferson Highway
J D Clarkson secretary of the Jefferson Highway association stated on arrival in St Paul that the Old South is awake to America's wartime duty. He noted the south leads in crops with wheat and oats in the shock and near cutting time in Mississippi. Clarkson and Mrs Clarkson arrived three minutes ahead of schedule, escorted by city officials and automobile enthusiasts on a trip from Winnipeg to New Orleans and back.
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Bt. Paul
Clarkson
St. Paul
Winnipeg
New Orleans
Anarchists Seize Petrograd News Paper Russkia Volia
In Petrograd the Russkia Volia, the city’s large pro provisional government paper, was seized by armed anarchists who expelled staff and destroyed copies and books. The attack drew arrests of several extremists.
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Petrograd
London
Russkia Vola
Russkia Volia
War Still Young Northcliffe Says War Still Young
Lord Northcliffe argues the war is just beginning as Britain lags behind the United States. The statement was read at a Boston Red Cross event, framed to boost support and morale during ongoing conflict.
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Northcliffe
Boston
Lord Northcliffe
Britis Lower
United States
Red Cross
War fund views duel hopes amid Red Cross drive
Lord Northcliffe bases his favorable opinion on early Red Cross fundraising in France and Belgium noting new contributions and a calm front. American Red Cross workers have built a strong reputation through front line service. Washington reports 56,248 sailors enlisted since the war began, bringing total to 120,323.
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Lord Northcliffe
Red Cross
France
Belgium
Wes
Washington
Germany
Navy
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Cear
Bohn
New York Times
Baer
Coates
Bowen
King Bee
Liberty
Ney
Minnecsta
Jenma
Greater North Dakota
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Chew Rce
Twonard L. Brown
Grand -Forks Herald
Sharon Springs
Kansas
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Welle
Limon
Colorado
Teague
Fort Baling
Central Park
Justice
Fair News
Winston
Minot
Devils Lake
Jamestown
Mandan
Dickinson
Gople
Joy
Lusitania
Uncle Sam
Army
Sumova
Shinola Company
New York
AVAL
Lilac Hedge Farm
Dacotah Cafe
Grand Forks Herald Co
Lary Department
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