Porto Rico Police Chief Studies U.S. Methods
Col. G. B. Shanton head of the insular police of Porto Rico is visiting major American cities to study police practices for potential reorganization of the Porto Rican force.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
3
Col. G. B. Shanton head of the insular police of Porto Rico is visiting major American cities to study police practices for potential reorganization of the Porto Rican force.
Benjamin Turner reports half of Soviet Russia's people are hungry and one million typhus cases follow a Red terror claiming 8,500 executed for wartime treachery. He says Bolshevik leaders promise force against counter revolution while disease ravages cities and rural areas differ in support.
Federal crop report shows Minnesota with 3,358,000 acres producing 51,129,000 bushels of spring wheat. North Dakota and South Dakota follow with 73,472,000 and 36,228,000 bushels respectively. Oats projections list Wisconsin 92,976,000 and Minnesota 112,298,000 bushels among others.
Thirteen lives ended when a express train rear collided a stopped passenger train near Schenectady New York. 21 injured. Four Detroit youths aged 14 to 18 died as a tree collapse in a storm. News notes cover Tuscany earth shocks and various North Dakota reports on bonds mills and fire prevention.
In a list price notice, a range of bath towels is advertised including full bleached towels 15x30 and 18x38 at 59c each, extra heavy 21x44 at 79c, fancy white towels with color stripe 17x36, Huck towels with colored border, bleached face towels 16x32, and 16 inch bleached cotton crash at 25c by the yard, plus unbleached linen crash 16 inch at 40c value.
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