Spies Prompt Norwegian Crackdown Rises in War Tides
Norwegian clerks report German conspirators and propagandists stirring unrest as fires plague steamships and factories. Two German spies Captain Lowen and Petty Officer Swarts confess aiding interned crew to Germany, while professors and locals face arrests for helping escapes. Authorities warn Norwegians to distrust Germans amid renewed wartime tensions. The Berlin runner and other German agents trigger severe penalties as investigations expand.
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Christiania
Associated Press
United States
Norway
Nd Manufacturies
Notwerfen
Baron Rauténtela
Lowen
Petty Oficer Swarts
Berlin
Correment
Thas
Phere Ard
Engand
Correjeer
Germany
Rudea
Pf Ths
Polytechnical
Egliogs
Trondhjem
Excera
Probe Begun on Townley's St Paul Talk
Minnesota Public Safety commission has begun an official inquiry into Sen Robert M La Follette's remarks at the Nonpartisan league conference in St Paul as transcripts are ordered for review. The investigation encompasses allegations of sedition and disloyal sentiments and is watched by federal agents.
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Minneapolis
A. C. Townley
League
St. Paul Auditorium
Robert M. la Follette
Minnesota “Public Safety Commission
H. W. Libby
Townley
Commission
Tusaday
Lee Olevetrich
Benator
la Follette
The
Safety Commission
la Bollette
United States Senate
Srl Ansteen
Alarm
United States
Post Office Department
Department
Whiteen
Hennepin County
EB. A. Purdy
Ahiteen
Ent
Ace Axis
Indicted I W W members face swift federal action
Chicago news reports 166 I W W members nationwide indicted on seditious conspiracy. Bonds set at 10000 each, Haywood held at 25000. Arrests made with leaders. many detainees unable to post bond. Minneapolis raid nets five members and literature seizure. Weather note: North Dakota fall with little temperature change. Heading University.
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Chicago
United States
William D. Haywood
International
Minneapolis
W. W
Men Leave For Camp With Large Roster of Recruits
A long list of names shows a large roster preparing for camp. Captain Oscar G. Holm and Lt. Fred A. Moore lead the group with numerous officers and privates identified, reflecting a substantial unit assembly ahead of training.
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Oscar G. Holm
Ae Bieutenant
Fred A. Moore
Ieitenant
Earl
Reason Ieee
Mervyn H. Hanson
H. J. Culiston
Mees
nt—Chas, Dryden
Zomeante
Rea Lecklin
Hi. L. Edwards
Max Raines
Roy Goodwater
W. M. C.johnson
Lowe
M. Goldstein
Zornorals
Tohn Bennett
R. B
Bu Hin ‘Daniel
A. W. Dryden Edwards
H. Eggen
Foraness
B. Fosness
BE. Eyherasr
Garber
W. M. Gladue
H. J. Gray Gunderson
C. G. Gunderson
F. L. Hall
Nels Halston
Fr.Hendricks
B. Herpdon
B.A. Iverson
C. Jack
B.L. Johnson
G. H. Kleven
G. Wgmodel
G. Laughlin
Lawrence
C. C. Lippens
J. Lowe
W. D. Martin
T. J. Mealy
J. J. Miller
M. Minchow
Hye Mo
Slama
E. R. Smith
A. J. Spicer
Epicer
T Stewart
J.B. St. Georges
M. Sullivan
WW. F. Terrain
C.G. Veeder
W. A. A. Wendt
R. J. Wynne
R. L. Young
J. Zespy
Ninth District Helps Government Financing Certificates
Theodore Wold governor of the bank stated that Minneapolis issued certificates of indebtedness totaling about $350,000, with one corporation buying 200,000 and an individual 150,000. The certificates aim to support immediate needs, treasury operations, and military funding as the Ninth District assists the federal government.
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Minneapolis
Theodore Wold
Federal Reserve Bank
Gavaneeworthye
United States Treasury
Grand Forks Sent 230 Men to Camp Greene by Train
Two hundred thirty Grand Forks young men left by a 27 car special train at 12:40 to Camp Greene Charlotte NC carrying Machine Gun company Company M of Grand Forks supply company Grafton and Company C Grafton. Col J H Fraine led the party. 18 officers among 447 men total. Families bid tearful farewells as relatives ran beside the departing train and mothers and wives embraced soldiers.
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Grand Forks
Great Northern
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
Machine Gun Company
Company M
Grafton
Hillsboro
S.C
J. H. Fraine
First
North Dakota Regiment
Sit'tay Ot
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Comany C. Omey
Rome
Elty
Owitay
Leaders Speak On Departure From Mexican Border
Colonel J H Fraine pledges to keep faith with families as First regiment departs for a perilous journey. Captain Oscar Holm notes the men are ready at Camp Greene and eager to settle in. Captain L L Eckman says the unit is off at last, playful hope to return Kaiser’s mustache.
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J. HL. Fraine
Hoya
Grafton
Oscar Holm
Company M
Grand Forks
Camp Greene
L. L. Eckman
Machine Gun Company
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Camp Green
Grand
ST. Paul
Non
Haig
Associated Pree
Maratel Hale
Bia
Mluymich Toler
England
Sean
Wm. D. Haywood
North Dakota
B. ‘Trotter
Ellingson
D. V. Fischer
J. Bierann
Haile
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A. P. Murphy
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F. Kittleson
M. C. Cooper
Girard
Niet x. Retecl
M. Irard
J. Christensen
Telos BR
Telos BR. Gilbert, A. B. Falk
GE. Hale
L. An- Seveonta
A. G. Bailey
P. A. Berg
H. B. Billings
Bondelid
L. Ho Brow J
H. Buckley
R.G. Buckley
A. F. Darling
P. A. Bich
Hamme
Fink
L . Fitsgerald
C. W. Forre
L. D. Gilbert
Hall
G. H. Haley
It Halverson
J. Coer
A. Hoeft
J. Horner
H. Jacobson
A.B. Kamplin
le G. A. Long
J. D. Lyng- Melrid
E. G- Mayneid
Mccaughlin
B.A. Nelson
Behneeweis
E. Emi
A.smith
L. V. Stearns
P. Etrieker
A- Thompson
F. W. Treacy
L. P. SeppanTer
D. Trotter
Ly Wright Bog. Young
G. Yourek
G. W. Zengel
C' Company
L Company
Parewelus
Éaas
Mark
First North
Dakot Infantry
Teat Forks
Greene
Rip Borraha
Grand Yorke
Great Northem
Seaid
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