Among the Exchanges. Fargo Call on Japanese peace terms
A synthesis of editorials notes cautious views on Japans possible terms with Russia and the impact on peace prospects. It cites statements from the London Times correspondent in St. Petersburg, and argues Japan will seek to preserve gains and avoid an immediate ultimatum while acknowledging Russia, and the wider European audience, and the domestic political climate.
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Fargo Call
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St. Petersburg
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Armistice Talks Weaken Peace Conference Prospects
Washington June 22 official circles report negotiations with Japan and Russia aim at an armistice but neither side will take initiative. The effort is to sound willingness to halt hostilities before the peace conference convenes. Officials favor cessation to avoid a clash that could hinder plenipotentiaries and peace efforts.
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Japanese Advances Northward In Manchuria Dispatch
Tokyo reports Japanese forces advancing in Manchuria on June 18 to 19. Lienwachieh and Yenmulintzu were occupied, enemy driven from Yangtzu pass and nearby hills, with casualties and losses including a killed officer, three horses, and a captured machine gun. Additional gains occurred along the Feng wa road near Liutiaokou and Pelfangchengkou with continued enemy resistance.
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Suimaotzu
Fengwa Road
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Hailienchan
Liutiaokou
Russian Press Joyful Over Prospects of National Assembly
Moscow reports the Emperors pledge to popular representation after his Peterhof speech to zemstvoists and mayors fuels joy in the press. Articles claim representative government dates from Whit Monday and foresee reform, while noting ongoing struggle with the bureaucracy and calls to unite for Russia’s welfare. London dispatch says Port Arthur surrender deemed justifiable by investigators.
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Wheat rust hits North Dakota early as barberry hedges thrive
Barberry hedges around Fargo show widespread rust infection in North Dakota, with Professor H L Bolley noting weather dictates spread. Rainy, unstable conditions raise alarm while dry, windy weather could curb danger. Barberry not native to the region. researchers seek federal action to eradicate the plant and ban sales.
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H. L. Bolley
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Desperate Man on Northern Train Shot by Sheriff
A desperado aboard a Great Northern train near Williston was shot by Chief of Police Markell after refusing to surrender. The man, armed in a cowboy uniform and bearing letters to Detroit, died about two hours later. The body was to be sent to Wandrel in Detroit, Michigan. Miss Helen N. Hamilton becomes North Dakota’s first woman attorney after new bar rule. Benjamin Edwards, 21, died when a loaded shotgun discharged on a wagon ride to his claim near Iraq, blowing aside part of his face.
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Misa Hamilton
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Grand Forks
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Edwards
Hare for G A R Commander at North Dakota encampment
The sixteenth annual North Dakota G A R encampment met in Jamestown with about 200 veterans in a civic parade by James town basin firms. Joseph Hare of Bismarck was elected department commander W G Kurtz of Jamestown senior vice commander and Alexander Hay of Wahpeton junior vice commander. The next encampment will be held in Bismarck. Colonel Irons Dead. Col Frank H Trons of Kansas City has died his home was in Little Rock Ohio where his widow and six children reside. Col Irons was well known in Fargo where he lived twenty years active in yealty and grain business many years was editor of the Farming Angus. He had mining and old wally interests.
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Frank H. Trons
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