War turmoil and labor board letter cited in Grand Forks Herald
A June 26 Grand Forks Herald report notes a labor board letter urging an open or partial pending decision, while board members say a partial ruling is impracticable due to interrelated issues. Europe news covers Londonderry violence with police unable to quell clashes between Loyalists and Nationalists, 26 killed and many wounded, as troops attempt to restore order.
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Europe
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Londonderry
Ireland
Coionista
Johnson faces uncertain path in North Dakota politics
The Grand Forks Herald notes that Hughes might have secured renomination in 1920 if not attacked. It suggests John Johnson’s chance to deny the ticket rests on his cooperation this year. Johnson cannot easily organize the state against the Republicans, leaving a slim chance the state stays Democratic.
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Edeson
Hughes
Jobnean
Johnson
Andrea
Jack Cheyne
Harold F. L. Blunt
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Turnbill
Donald Bright
Dink Whitington
Africa
Combine
Umea
Yin
Lalanding
Britain
Shea
Peller
South Africa
Andrew
America
Old England
Astresta
London
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Nynesaland
St. George's Chapel
Stoss
Born
Gwen
Sara Taogees
ISDEFERDENT REPUBLICAN TICKET T: ISDEFERDENT REPUBLICAN TICKET
ISDEFERDENT REPUBLICAN TICKET lists candidates for multiple state offices including Governor Secretary of State State Auditor Treasurer Commissioner of Agriculture Railroad Commissioner and State Senators with names such as Willem Zenger Zient F B Streeter Thomas Itl Carl Koaltsky Mayer John Steen M Gallagher J F Quei Goemissionsr Abiner Bailroad Commissioner Wil Bratsman W Z Krueger Jack Williams and others. The fragment shows party designation Partisan and scattered names and positions.
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Congress
Burtares
Willem Zenger
Zient
F. B. Streeter
Thomas
Beoraxis
Bears
Aruhuts Enetenetion
J. Bisieon
State Benators
Sth Dist
J. Mask
Theresage
Dine
P.O. Ban
Freamas
Minnesota primary dominates weekly political events
The Herald reports a week of political stir with Republican and Democratic campaigns, Minnesota primary drama, and Townley aligned independents. Preus wins plurality over Townley in Minnesota, while North Dakota independents rally around Langer as earthquakes shake southern California and San Francisco readies for a pivotal Democratic platform battle on prohibition and the peace treaty.
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San Francisco
Minnesota
Herald
Town-ley
J. C. A. Preus
Ain
Prevs
Townley
North Dakota
Democrat Party
Bryan
Wibjéet
Senator Johnson and the 1918 political split analysis
The article examines Senator Johnson's stance during the 1918 presidential dynamic, noting his opposition to the national ticket and hints he would not join a new party. It discusses Johnson’s 1916 senate victory, his machine politics, and the potential impact on Wilson’s bid while contrasting his possible motives with broader party realignment.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Noveber
Hiram Johnann
California
Johnson
Committee of Forty-Eight
Woodrow Wilson
Hiram Jonnaon
Founann
Senate
Wilson
Hughes
Johason
Andrew
Jong Andrew
Mont
Andrea
nWiy
Gwenhreusk
Ale
Volos
Andres
Yavening
Cub Reporter Hiram Arrives at Cass City Clarion
Homegrown cub reporter Hiram joins the Cass City Clarion team delivering his first copy from the field. The newcomer brings fresh eyes and local warmth to community journalism. Local readers greet the new contributor with curiosity and support.
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Homeagain
HIRAM
Cass City
Clarion
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