Verdun Battle of History Ninth Week of Struggle
London reports the Verdun battle entering its ninth week as the largest conflict yet, with German preparations, artillery, and infantry thrusts reshaping tactics. Casualty estimates run high on both sides, with claims of nearly 400,000 fighting men eliminated and lines shifting along the Meuse front amid fierce assaults.
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London
Verdun
Europe
Germany
France
French War Office
G Mans
Crown Price Frederick William
Haumont
Samogneux
Brabant
Ornes
Beaumont
Jambrettes
Marmont
Cotellate
Champnenville
Hardaumont
Dippe
Fromezzey
Abaucourt
Fort * Dauaumont
Meuse
Dead Man’s Hill
Forges
Bethincourt
Hauecourt-Bethincourt
Douau‘mont
Town Board Orders Burial of Dead Animals in Round Prairie
Notice to land owners or occupants that all dead animals within Round Prairie Township must be buried immediately. Issued under hand on April 17, 1916 by Township Board of Health. Signatories include Martin Ogloe Keplinger E Ellingson John Berg and Clerk Buford N D R 1.
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Round Prairie Township
Township Board of Health
Martin Ogloe
Keplinger
E. Ellingson
Detroit
Demonstration Farm Planned for Tioga Area by Local Club
Tioga Commercial Club and local farmers back a North Dakota Experiment Station project. Supervisor W R Porter outlines seven four acre fields on Leonard Glans land with alfalfa seed production and a rotating scheme of sweet clover pasture corn and wheat with barley, plus soil analysis, moisture checks, a rain gauge and yearly yield data to be published.
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Tioga
Tioga Commercial Club
North Dakota Experiment Station
W. R. Porter
Demonstration Farms
Leonard Glans
Porter
North Dakota
E. W. Hall
Tioga Gazette
Three Errors in European Policy and the Watchful Waiting Policy
A political critique argues that U S policy toward Mexico and World War I era Europe suffered from three fundamental errors lack of promised military force, reliance on threats without deeds, and failure to convey democratic ideals. It condemns President Wilsons stance of watchful waiting, notes repeated German provocations, and calls for strengthened national preparedness and decisive action by the United States.
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Mexico
Washington
Europe
State Department
Lansing
Switzerland
Holland
America
Marne
Gardner
Lodge
Stimson
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Congress
Josephus Daniels
Falaba
Cushing
Germany
United States
Lusitania
Dumba
Bryan
Philadelphia
Mediterranean
Austria
Turkey
Ancona
Persia
Americana
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Argonne
Woevre
Fort Douaumont
Malancourt
Forges Brook
Harcourt
Dead Man's Hill
Hethincourt
John Berg
Clerk
Buford
N. D
Studebaker
Mich
South Bend
Indiana
Walkerville
Ontario
Els
Monroe Bros
Williston
North Dak