Russians Face Evacuation Dilemma as German Forces Advance
London reports the Russians must evacuate War saw and surrounding areas without sacrificing their armies while Austro German forces push to cross their retreat line. Von Mackensen resumes offensive, reaches the Chelm Lublin rail line and threatens the Russian Bug river front. Berlin says the Vistula crossing southeast of Warsaw signals continued Russian retreat and garrisoned forts near Ivanogorod. The western front shows sharp fighting as Italians repel Austrian assaults near Gorizia and on the Carso plateau. In the Adriatic, Italy confirms repelling an Austrian attempt to recapture Pelagosa with 12 attackers killed.
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London
Warsaw
Berlin
von Mackensen
Chelm-Lublin
Bug River
Vistula
Fortress of
Ivanogorod
Geneva
Liebach
Chronicla
Gorizia
Carso
Rome
Pelagosa
Adriatic
Ministry of Marine
Berthold Plans Community Mid-Summer Picnic
Berthold July 28 inviting residents and farmers tributary to Berthold to attend a Community Mid Summer Picnic at P. W. Arnold's grove west of town next Saturday. A past successful event becomes an annual civic gathering with addresses singing reminisences old settlers ball game and foot sports. Coffee provided free. attendees asked to bring lunch baskets for a long memorable day.
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Berthold
P. W. Arnold's Grove
Stranger detained after large liquor seizure in Jamestown
Authorities nabbed a stranger who just received a 60 pint liquor consignment by express. He was detained pending legal action as a supposed accomplice was also picked up. A .44 Colt was seized from him and held for society. The liquor owner was released.
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Jamestown
Express
New Rockford
Pastor Takes Vacation in Farwell Minn Family To Leave Next Wednesday
Pastor E. Solheim and family will depart next Wednesday for Farwell Minnesota for about three weeks of vacation. During the pastor s absence services at the Lutheran Free church will be discontinued.
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Solheim
Farwell
Minn
Lutheran Free Church
Holds Competitive Bids Are Necessary
Bismarck July 27 Judge Nuessle orders North Dakota blue book printing bid by competitive process after state action against Secretary of State and Knight Printing Fargo for awarding work without bids. After work began and thousands advanced, injunction halted further printing. last contract left blue book out of specs.
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Bismarck
N. D
Nuessle
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Knight Printing Company
Fargo
Sanborn Man Takes a New Salem Wife
Miss Anna Rothschiller daughter of Charles Lamb of New Salem North Dakota united in marriage to William Rambo of Sanborn at Valley City on June 30. A reception at Frank Rambo's home followed with friends offering congratulations and best wishes. The Ram Bishop couple will reside in the local neighborhood.
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Sanborn Enterprise
Anna Rothschiller
Chas. Lamb
New Salem
N. D
William Rambo
Sanborn
Valley City
Frank Rambo
Rambo
Two United States sailors killed in Port au Prince clash
Washington reports two American sailors, William Gompers of the Brooklyn and Whitehurst of Norfolk, Va, were killed in a Haitian attack on Port au Prince. Rear Admiral Caperton led a force of 400 aboard the cruiser Washington. the attack was repelled with no other casualties. The Connecticut and Hancock were slated to sail for Haiti with Marines as reinforcements. The Haitian de facto government disarmed locals to restore order amid growing calls for negotiating Haiti’s finances with the United States.
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Washington
Port Au Prince
Caperton
William Gompers
Brooklyn
Whitehurst
Norfolk
Haiti
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Hancock
Beach
The
North Carolina
Tennessee
Commission of Safety
American Guard
Committee of
United States
San Domingo
Chamber
Senate
Social Evening At Tracy Avenue Home Honors Wisconsin Guests
Misses Celia and Selma Skor hosted a Friday night gathering at their Tracy avenue residence for guests Misses Anna and Hilda Berrum of Holman Wisconsin. The lively event featured jovial games and music, continuing into the small hours, with light refreshments served.
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Celia
Selma Skorpen
Tracy Avenue
Anna
Hilda Berrum
Holman
Wis
Timber great aid to crops in Turtle mountains
Bottineau North Dakota July 30 owners of fertile table lands in the Turtle mountains are clearing timber to expand wheat acreage. The state forestry school warns that rapid clearing may ruin soils and pastures once protected by second growth timber, despite record grain yields. The soil is among the best in the state for grain crops.
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Bottineau
N. D
Turtle Mountains
State School of Forestry
Heimes Welcome First Child. Grandpa Cowell Proud
Mr and Mrs John Heimes celebrate the arrival of their baby girl at Riverside hospital with Grandpa Lee Cowell expressing great pride about the birth.
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John Heimes
Grandpa Lee Cowell
Japanese Cabinet Resigns Over Bribe Charges
Tokyo July 30 The Japanese cabinet led by Count Okuma resigns after Viscount Oura and other ministers quit amid bribery probes tied to March parliamentary elections. Emperor Yoshihito accepts Oura's resignation. nobles convene as public unrest grows during wartime. A $5 000 bribe allegation weighs on the crisis.
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Tokio
Count Okuma
Yoshihito
Viscount Kanetake Oura
Interior
Ministry of Justice
Viscount Oura
Okuma
Switzer to Chicago for U excursion then west trip
Prof. J B Switzer of the Normal, a geography teacher, leaves Saturday on No 4 to Chicago for the U program until Sept 3. He then takes an industrial and economical field class west through Denver Cripple Creek then Salt Lake, Nevada, spends a week at the expo and tours southern California including Yosemite and the big trees. The group returns via a southern route through the Grand Canyon and back home around Oct 1.
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J. B. Switzer
The
Normal
Chicago
Denver
Cripple Creek
Colo
Salt Lake
Nevada
California
Yosemite National Park
Big Trees
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Guests of Oriska Friend Honor Mrs Oscar Dahl
Mrs Oscar Dahl and Mrs Anton Olson together with their children spent Friday and Saturday as guests of Mrs Andrew Walters at Oriska.
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Oscar Dahl
Anton Olson
Andrew Walters
Oriska
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Salem
Lee Cowell
Campaign
Times-Record
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