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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
5
The Record notes a lightning struck correspondence page with correspondents away at celebrations. It lists travel between towns, visits to relatives, chautauqua attendance, prize hogs, cement sidewalks under construction, and local notices. It mentions military camp preparations at Fort Snelling and a Hague Eureka game score 2 to 3.
Washington reports 1920 census shows the United States at 94,? white persons, 10,463,013 Negroes, 242,959 Indians, 111,025 Japanese, 61,686 Chinese, and 9,485 others. The Japanese race led growth in the last decade among all classes.
Gilbert Murray argues in Century Magazine that human mental development is uneven over time. He says modern English minds are not inherently more advanced than ancient Greek minds, and progress is not a uniform rise.
The Red Cross reports 5695 people affected by the Pueblo flood including dead injured homeless and property losses in an official statement issued locally.
A large crowd watched Linton defeat Napoleon 10 to 0 Sunday at Seeman Park. Petrie drove in three runs with a double in the third inning and two more in later frames. Napoleon showed early spark but failed to score as Linton pulled away with strong hitting and errors aiding their offense. In the ninth, Linton did not bat. the local lineup featured two outside players for Napoleon. The article also notes a prior shadow game at Strasburg and a financial note on a $106,000,000 deficit appropriation bill prepared for President Harding.
Vanderlip arrives aboard the Olympic with claims of concessions from the Russian Soviet government. He says two bases were granted that could be used for naval purposes.
Telephonic orders from Ernest Pegg, business agent of the San Francisco Marine Engineers union, directing Seattle authorities to terminate the strike against government owned vessels.
Santa Barbara Calif The Ambassador hotel here was almost completely destroyed by fire. The loss was estimated at close to 100000 dollars.
In a San Francisco divorce ruling Mrs. Helena La Haye is granted custody of the family cat with the former spouse EH. B. Haye an artist allowed to make periodic visits to the animal.
Columbus ban reformer William E Johnson known as Pussyfoot will sail to London and carry a prohibition campaign into India this summer. Johnson plans to push anti liquor measures in the colonies and advocate nationwide temperance during his travels and talks.
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