Conflicting Reports From Dardanelles and War Fronts May 6
London reports conflict over Dardanelles progress with Turkish claims of allied encirclement and limited holding points, while British correspondents say the western peninsula remains under allied control. Simultaneously Paris notes fresh trench actions at Ypres and Italian frontier fortifications as Austria seeks concessions. Berlin optimism grows as Courland and Galicia battles unfold, with Libau near attack and Russians retreating. Egypt cotton export ban to limited ports outlined.
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London
Dardanelles
Turkish War Office
Gallipoli
Seddul Babr
Avi Burnu
Krithia
Rome
Vienna
Berlin
Italy
Austria
Great Britain
Joseph King
Somerset
House of Commons
Galicia
Cracow
Petrograd
Carpathians
Paris
Venice
Health of Child Is Her Subject at Summer School
Miss Mary A. Baker of Baltimore will lead a summer school program on child health and public health work. The curriculum covers disease prevention, school sanitation, personal hygiene, home liaison, and first aid, drawing on Baker’s extensive nursing and hospital experience in New York and Baltimore.
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Mary A. Baker
Baltimore
Baker
New York
East Side
Miss Baker
New York City
St. Luke's Hospital
Met Valley City Folks At Beach
M R Nelson of Atwood Larson Grain Co arrived Friday to stay over Sunday with his family after traveling from Beach. He reports no rain nearby and notes recent heavy rainfall in Billings. In Southheart North Dakota he met B O Thorkelson, formerly of Valley City and Fingal, now cashier at a local state bank, enjoying western North Dakota.
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M. R. Nelson
Atwood-Larson Grain Co
Thorkelson
Southheart
North Dakota
Improvement League Appoints Committees
At a meeting of the executive committee of the Improvement league the following committees were appointed: Press chaired by Mrs Witter with Mrs Zimmerman. Sanitation chaired by Mrs Zetterberg and members Hilborn Barton Sorgenfine Burleson Shannon Hokan son Van Houten McMullen Fletcher Louis Risa. Exchange Room with Miss Winsted chair and Mrs Chilberg Mrs James Algeo. Park and River chaired by Mrs Greenwood with Mrs Boyd Mrs Tuttle. Cemetery chaired by Mrs Sim Mason with Mrs Fridd Mrs Lydia Pray. Charity chaired by Mrs Wylie Neilson with Mrs Bublitz Mrs L T Olson Mrs Shrim and Mrs Clyde Smith.
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The
Improvement League
Press
Witter
Zimmerman
Zetterberg
Mesdames Hilborn
Barton
Sorgenfine
Burleson
Shannon
Hokanson
van Houten
McMullen
Fletcher
Louis Risa
Kest
Miss Winsted
Chilberg
James Algeo
Park and River
Greenwood
Boyd
Tuttle
Sim Mason
Fridd
Lydia Pray
Wylie Neilson
Bublitz
L. T. Olson
Shrim
Clyde Smith
Will Arrange for State Convention
The members of the P. B. O. chapter will not meet Monday evening but will meet Saturday evening of this week at the home of Miss Ateee Aldehian Wash Brant atraot
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Ateee Aldehian
Brant Atraot
Mothers Day Program by Normal School Pupils
Mothers Day was observed at the Normal school with a simple program in the auditorium by the Model school pupils. James Combs opened with an address on Origin of Mother's Day, followed by fifth grade dialogue and songs by Katherine McMullen Grace Deem Pauline McFarland and a chorus from the upper grades. Nathaniel Finney recited Somebody's Mother and the fifth and sixth graders performed The White Carnation and an ensemble, ending with Home Sweet Home by all. The Times-Across notes a P E C state convention in Valley City next May and urges actions at the Saturday meeting.
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Model School
James Combs
Katherine McMullen
Grace Deem
Pauline McFarland
Nathaniel Finney
Arm Injury From Cranking Causes Cast For Lloyd Nelson
Lloyd Nelson son of Mr and Mrs M R Nelson sustained a broken arm at wrist when a crank flew back while he helped a neighbor boy crank an automobile Thursday evening. The bone was set and he is in a cast and recovering.
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Lloyd Nelson
M. R. Nelson
Lloyd
Death of Miss Eleanore Remmen in Hettinger North Dakota
News reaches Valley City of the death of Eleanore Remmen eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M and Remmen formerly of Valley City She died April 21 in Hettinger ND after pleurisy and stomach trouble at age 16 Born in Valley City she lived here about seven years ago and was a niece of Mrs K A Bonhus and Mrs James W Stull Burial took place April 23 at Hettinger.
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Eleanore Remmen
Hettinger
K. A. Bonhus
James W. Stu
Stanton to vote on improvements
Stanton North Dakota May 6 backed by the Commercial club an election will be held soon to vote on bonds to raise money for street grading and establishing a permanent grade Stanton the largest town on the Mandan Kildeer line is forging to the front
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Stanton, N. D
Commercial Club
Stanton
Mandan- Kildeer
Father of Mrs La Rue Dies in Valley City
Francis Pew of Mott died Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs La Rue in Valley City after a period of illness. He was 55, left a wife and two children, and was accompanied by his sister. The body will be shipped to Mott for burial Sunday morning.
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Francis Pew
Mott
Valley City
Austro German Forces Active in Carpathians
Vienna reports a major Austro German advance in west Galicia with over 50 000 prisoners captured and Tarnow taken. German Austro claims of success continue along the western Carpathians as they push toward Dukla and Lupkow passes amid ongoing battles with Russian forces.
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Vienna
Chancelloraville
Galicia
Wistoka
Carpathian
Carpathians
Lupkow Pass
London
Ypres
Libau
Kage
Dunkirk
Grodnost
Poland
Dunajec
Dukla Pass
Lupkow
Western Carpathians
Germans Reach Cracow and Austrian Army Speaks on War
German troops arrive at Cracow as fighting grows cruel near the city. An Austrian corps reached Norawitza near the Serbian frontier. Southern German papers debate the Italian Austrian situation, calling it extremely grave for both sides.
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Cracow
Geneva
Switzerland
Vienna
Norawitza
Germany
Pleasant Dancing Party by Degree of Honor Ladies
The Degree of Honor held their second dancing party in Odd Fellows hall with about 60 couples enjoying music and dancing until 1 am. Refreshments were served by the ladies of the order at midnight and attendees praised the event. The group plans the third dance two weeks from Thursday.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Disorderly conduct arrest after street disturbance
A drunken transient created a disturbance near Third street Thursday evening. Chief Swanson and Officer King arrived to find him offering a battle royal for several minutes. He was taken to the lockup and will face a hearing on the disorderly conduct charge once sober.
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Third Street
Swanson
King
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Courland
Baltic
Belgium
von Hindenburg
Riga
Kovno
Egypt
Grey
Middlewest Loan and Trust Company
Valley City, N. Dak
Frank White
S. Mason
J.B. Jones
Sec
Valley City Folks AT Beach
Times-Acord
War Office
Dunedec
Biala
Tarnow
Austro
Woevre
Whro
Flirey
Athens
Menge
Vosges
American National Bank
Valley City, N. D
James Grady
H. O. Myhro
H. C. Armoth
A. C. Thorkelson
Rafledt
Farm Loans
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