Battles rage near Warsaw as fronts shift across Europe
A chaotic, multi-front report details major clashes west and south of Warsaw with Russian counterattacks along the Nerew and deep efforts by Austro German forces to seize key lines. Reports also note French, Italian actions on the Isonzo and Courland progress toward Riga while larger war aims involve peace talks at Vienna and Swiss meetings.
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London
Warsaw
Orth
Roan
Muliusk
Novogeorgievsk
Hozur
Berlin
Wil
Pield Marshal von Mackvilsen
Vistula
Bug
Lublin Cholm
William
Posen
Courland
Ine
Riga
Pecht
Visges
Martin Takes Poison Compound By Mistake
Dr C H Martin drank Lysol he mistook for water Tuesday evening while in the country. He was rushed to Riverside hospital by Dr Pray and was incapacitated for about five hours but recovered. Chamberlains Liniment supposedly aided his recovery as he later claimed relief from rheumatic pains. Siegfried Pharmacy of Elba sells the product.
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C. H. Martin
Pray
Riverside Hospital
Martin
Chamberlain
Edward Craft
Elba
N. Y
Siegfried Pharmacy
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Coming to Valley City
The Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus returns with two shows on Saturday Aug 7 riding in on three special trains the longest ever used by a circus. Over 400 performers and 50 clowns plus a trained wild animal exhibition highlight a full-day program starting at 2 pm with a 12 pm parade through downtown.
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Carl Hagenback-Wallace Circus
Carl Hagenbeck
Zoological Paradise
Migs Anna Lauritson Weds K C Knudson at Valley City
Anna Lauritson and K C Knudson were married at 722 Fourth Avenue with Rev BE Solheim officiating. The couple, both respected Valley City residents, will live in Valley City after a brief wedding trip to Twin Valley Minnesota.
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Migs
Anna Margaret Lauritson
K. C. Knudson
A. P. Lauritson
Fourth Avenue
Olaf Lauritson
Enderlin
Inga Lauritson
J. Lokting
Solheim
Valley City
Knudson
Lauritson
Lutheran Free Church
Twin Valley
Minn
Mrs William Marshall Visit in Fargo Home
Mrs William Marshall of Fargo visited at the home of Mrs Arthur Coleman.
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William Marshall
Fargo
Arthur Coleman
New Rockford Launches Capital Removal Campaign
New Rockford North Dakota July 21 At a highly enthusiastic meeting the capital removal campaign was formally launched with local and visiting businessmen from Fessenden Sykeston Warrington Sheyenne McHenry Grace City Devils Lake and other towns joining to push locating the capital in the central area. Initiative petitions seeking a constitutional amendment will be circulated next week as sentiment grows.
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New Rockford
N. C
Fessenden
Sykeston
Warrington
Sheyenne
McHenry
Grace City
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Capital Relocation Campaign to Seek Voter Backing
A state wide drive aims to secure the required twenty percent of voters in most counties for capital removal. The campaign will operate on strictly business principles and the next North Dakota legislature is expected to face questions about a new capitol. Public sentiment from voters is sought in a timely expression.
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North Dakota
Mandan Census Figures Under Scrutiny In North Dakota County
Mandan officials question Morton county census counts claiming city totals of 4010 and county totals of 25365 fall short of actual growth since 1910. City books extended under state deadline, while omissions found in ABC classifications raise estimates of population around 40000 with several towns showing gains or declines since 1910.
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Mandan
Morton County
Board of County Commissioners
Ines
H. L. Henle
City Commission
Tom Hall
George P. Keller Company
Pioneer Publishing Company
ABC
Hebron
Glen Allin
New Salem
Flasher
Lark
New Leipzig
Tadson
Sims
Barnes County Crops Seen As Uniform And Promising
Attorney A P Paulton reports exceptionally uniform crops with tall stalks and good heads across Barnes County. J Lee notes strong southern conditions and predicts good yields if warm weather continues. Ing J Moe confirms fine Marquis bluestem macaroni and other grains, with long straw and solid heads. Overall optimism suggests a bountiful crop and a strong business season ahead.
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A. P. Paulton
J. Lee
Lee
Ing. J. Moe
Barnes County
Man Jailed After Flirtation Leads to Poor Judgment
St Paul July 21 Mike Mullaney is jailed after a flirtation with Mrs Etta Claussen. He pressed the advance and accompanied her to a police station where she displayed her badge. The incident ended with his short jail stay for poor judgment.
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St. Paul
Mike Mulelaney
Mike
Etta Claussen
Bratine
Jones Delivers Oration at Millarton Celebration
Millarton North Dakota July 21. The new township and village hall was dedicated with games horse races band music and meals served by ladies. Attorney Geo P Jones Valley City spoke of pioneer progress and public spirit while Walter Reimers offered remarks. Millarton’s baseball nine beat Medbury 3 2 in 11 innings and Edgeley later played Millarton. The town band of 15 played well with veterans Holgate Davis and Postmaster Withness among performers.
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Mr. Jones
Wm. Sage
Walter Reimers
Millarton
Medbury
Edgeley
George Holgate
Banker Davis
Jamestown
Postmaster Withness
Farmers' Creamery Success in Williston
The Williston farmers cooperative creamery produced 13,246 pounds of butter since opening last fall and also manufactures ice cream for a wide area. The venture spurs rapid growth in Williams County's dairy and livestock sectors, with many new silos and registered stock being added this summer.
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Williston
Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery
Williams County
Regents Strive For Betterment In State Education
The Times Record reports two lines of regents work: a educational program led by a commissioner of education and a material business line under the secretary Charles Brewer. The commissioner will survey institutions, outline courses, and select heads. changes take effect after the 1916 fall term. President Lewis Crawford says the board aims for constructive, not destructive progress, advancing North Dakota education within finances.
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Times-Record
State Board of Regents
U. S
Chas. Brewer
Regents
W. O. Boughton
New York City
Lewis F. Crawford
Sentinel Butte
North Dakota
Crawford
Bolt Kills Alexander Farmer In Lightning Strike
Alexander North Dakota July 21 F N Moulten who arrived five years ago from Des Moines Indiana was killed by lightning Monday as he sheltered in his barn from a passing storm. John Hanes an employer standing at Moulten s side escaped injury.
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Alexander
N. D
F. N. Moulten
Des Moines
John Hanes
Moulten
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