Hague Strikes Down Strasburg. Napoleon Leads Hazelton
Hague defeats Strasburg 3 to 2 as Napoleon steers Braddock into camp. Linton slips to third after costly errors. Strasburg protests the 3 to 2 Hague victory, according to the latest records.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
1
Hague defeats Strasburg 3 to 2 as Napoleon steers Braddock into camp. Linton slips to third after costly errors. Strasburg protests the 3 to 2 Hague victory, according to the latest records.
Linton defeated Braddock 4 to 1. Napoleon edged Hague 2 to 3 at Strasbourg. Hague beat Strasburg 3 to 2. Hazelton won 5 to 4 over Linton in a tight Sunday slate.
Summary of recent baseball action with Linton versus Hazelton details. Hazelton built a late lead, Linton rallied in spots, and four sixth inning runs by Hazelton decided the game. Angell pitched well despite three errors and a wild pitch. Shier, Tufford, and Mohn sparked Linton’s hitting. Napoleon tops Braddock and Hague keeps winning. Stresburg receives umpiring calls as teams head toward next Sunday’s matchups.
In Washington Tuesday the Senate Republicans rejected laying aside the tariff bill to take up the soldiers bonus. A counter-resolution to finish both the tariff and bonds measures this session passed 27 to 11 as unfinished business. McCumber pushed for bonus priority but won only nine votes. Several Republicans favored quick action on the bonus and stayed away, with Democrats also seeking early disposition, while Harding backed the Republican program.
Grand Forks, N D Congressman O B Burtness campaigned for re election arguing that defeating Senator McCumber would ruin North Dakota credits. He urged Republicans to back McCumber, praising him as a leading statesman and condemning the notion of nominating Lena McCumber. The piece notes Portugal has only two cities over 50 600 population.
Emmons county and North Dakota voters prepare for next Wednesdays primary as candidates for U S senator down to county offices are selected and factions claim mixed strength. Nestos and McCumber faces dominate talks with league rivals. many races show no clear frontrunner and a possible split ticket looms. County offices include sheriff treasurer register of deeds and more with several candidates and lingering questions on county agent continuation. Voters urged to cast informed ballots.
Townley warns the state is calm before a political storm as June 28 approaches. He notes that six years of Townley led governance harmed farmers and drove up taxes while banking scandals drained public funds and months of promises failed to aid rural communities. The Mandan Pioneer remarks the crowd reaction aligns with the coming upheaval.
A lighthouse once far offshore near Atlantic City has shifted 500 yards inland due to coastal changes, now bordered by paved streets and apartment houses along the shoreline area.
Minot North Dakota W L Hanks president of the North Dakota Bankers Association said business conditions have improved and the state is prosperous. He noted the guaranty fund holds about 426000 to cover roughly 4 million in liabilities from 46 closed banks and called attention to deposits not covered by the depositors guarantee law.
Washington June 15 The USDA estimates durum wheat in Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana at 5 276 000 acres 35 2 of spring wheat area in these states This compares with 4 890 000 acres in 1921 30 4 percent and with a five year 1917-1921 average of 3 644 000 acres 22 0 percent The wheat is rising in popularity due to rust resistance and better yields under tough weather conditions in these four spring wheat states.
The Bank of North Dakota holds a large supply of lithographed checks bought and paid for by the Frazier administration industrial commission. Freight charges of 140 were billed for 4600 pounds of checks from Iowa Lithographing. At 1000 per month, the stock would last 83 years and four months, unused since the Nestos administration took over.
When the Nestos administration took charge of state government it found that the Townley administration with Lemke as chief manipulator had offered North Dakota bonds at ridiculous prices to induce a bond house to contract to buy nearly all of the offerings. Continued on page 3.
North Dakota American Legion opened its state convention with State Commander Phil Bangs announcing committees. National commander Hanford MacNider declared politics have no place in the Legion, receiving loud applause. He arrived late Tuesday, met by hundreds of Legionnaires and a Boy Scout band, arranged a reception, then addressed attendees before a Sioux welcome and a swift departure to Fargo.
Nine month Diplomas of Honor were awarded to numerous pupils over the past two weeks at county schools including Fae Shorts Fern Shorts Maynard Shorts Jane Monteith Carolyn Gregory Grace Steiner Adeline Lands berge Woodrow Orthmeyer Ethel Gregory Vivien Johnstonbaugh Ruth Morlan Emil Zirbes Estella Parsons Hester Parsons Williamsport Sidney Wolf Jeanette Van Soest Peter Compaan Cornelius Droog Ida Vikse Huber etc. Three month attendance certificates went to Alice Strong Glen Wood Ruth Morlamn Floyd Basart Idella Smolowitz Alton Lenhart Eunice Rotzien Williamsport Nancy Strong Buchanan William Dyk Dorothy Stam Peter Droog Bakker Willie Ryan Mamie Clark Li vona Leo Triggs Schmak Linton Special mentions Virginia Harold Alfred Lake vick Hi Seca Awards ms Chele ea Lucille Himmerich Williamsport.
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