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The American Expeditionary Forces were advancing, with the British and French forces, along the front in France. The causalities were heavy. As of August…
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When Dakota Territory was settled, the United States encouraged the arrival of European immigrants. At a federal court hearing this week in 1918, Judge…
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The war had brought about some dramatic labor shifts. Immediately a call went out for 25,000 student nurses in July of 1918, it was followed by a request…
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As the American Expeditionary Force became more heavily involved on the battlefields of France, casualty numbers were staggering as trench warfare became…
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The trial of John H. Wishek, the former state senator and well known banker and businessman from McIntosh County, began in Bismarck on July 9, 1918.…
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In the Special Session of 1918, the North Dakota Legislature created and funded the North Dakota Council of Defense. The Council was comprised of the…
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On this date in 1918, the political climate across the state was calming momentarily with the completion of North Dakota’s primary election the week…
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On April 26, 1917, only twenty days after the United States declared war on Germany, the newspaper headlines in the Tower City Topics, a Cass County…
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E. H. Tostevin, the Mandan soldier and newspaperman, traveled throughout France attempting to record the war as seen through the eyes of North Dakota…
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This is Dakota Datebook for June 15th; North Dakota remembers World War I.By the middle of June in 1918, American troops, now numbering at over eight…