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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
4
Local notes report Louis Stoll and Carl Fischer traveling north and from Hazelton, with many Linton residents visiting nearby towns. Christmas gatherings, moves between Westfield Temvik and Hazelton, and multiple young people returning home for holidays are noted.
Notice to all lot holders in Lin ton that all snow must be removed from sidewalks within 24 hours after each snow storm. If not done the city marshal will remove the snow and charge the costs to the property. Henry Wittmayer is Chief of Police.
The Blackhawk Post No. 107 American Legion filed a libel suit in Chicago against the German language Zei tung newspaper, claiming an editorial on December 13 accused the Legion of being bought with British gold to suppress truth and freedom of conscience, strike at free expression, and betray organized labor.
British Army remains in Ireland delaying removal as talks continue. Queenstown troop withdrawal suspended until treaty ratified. Transport ships recalled and special trains cancelled. Also reported boat crew rescue after five days missing from the Canadian lighthouse tender Concretia near Ogdensburg.
Washington introduction of a soldiers bonus bill proposes funding through a sales tax on manufacturers jobbers and wholesalers. Representative York Republican of New York introduced the measure noting support for paying veterans promptly.
Wheat and flour loaded for ocean passage week of strong export activity and higher foreign markets. Chicago May wheat up 1.5 percent to 1.14, Minneapolis May at 1.21, Kansas City May 1.07, Winnipeg May 1.12. Visible supply rising. hay weak from plentiful medium quality. dairy notes quiet with scarce top grades. Livestock prices fall across Chicago with hogs and cattle down. feeder cattle edge up. lambs soft. wholesale meats show declines in eastern markets.
The House approved a bill authorizing the President to spend 20 million dollars from U S funds to relieve distress among starving Russians. Opponents forced a roll call vote after a heated debate.
The roll call showed 181 to 32 in favor, confirming a quorum and sending the bill to the Senate for further action.
American financiers consider a syndicated loan to Holland totaling 50 million dollars with a possible 25 million dollar first tranche and a second equal amount. A film explosion in Kawanee killed operator John Schon, with few spectators harmed and many escaping uninjured.
San Francisco report says the California anti alien land statute forbidding land ownership or lease to non citizens was upheld by a panel of three federal judges. The decision affirms restrictions on agricultural land residency and alien ownership under state law.
General Vaccari presented the War Cross of Italy to American soldiers and sailors who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor during World War I. The ceremony honored all U S Army and Marine Corps recipients for distinguished service.
The lower house debate centers on a peace treaty with Ireland as the Commons and Lords approve initial measures. The phased passage follows-like prompts from the throne and ongoing actions amid a tense political climate.
A collection of short items reports deaths, accidents, and local events across North Dakota and Minnesota. Notable mentions include the death of Grand Forke-Otte Hendrickson of Pole county, a four year old child killed in an accident near Deering-Geneva, injuries from mining blasts in Hazen, hospital funding in Rugby, and bond issues in Hettinger County. Other reports cover a man fatally injured near a Missouri River bridge, rail and land dealings, and community responses to incidents and celebrations.
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