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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
8
Evan Miles visits Hazelton from the county north end while Mahlon West from Woods township conducts Hazelton business. Dr. Winchester buys a new Dodge roadster with disc wheels and local social events include Catholic Sewing Society meetings and Ladies' Aid gatherings.
A Selected quote describes an average North Dakota citizen waking to a Connecticut clock, donning Chicago suspenders and Detroit overalls, wearing Ohio boots, washing in a Pittsburg basin, using Cincinnati soap, drying on a New Hampshire towel, dining on meals from Minneapolis flour to St. Louis stoves, and sleeping under a New Jersey blanket. The piece highlights a web of regional products across the country.
Dr. Hugh Scott of Oklahoma City Oklahoma has been appointed assistant executive officer of the veterans bureau. He previously served in the public health service and has fifteen years in government work. He served with General Pershing during the Mexican expedition.
Edsel B. Ford announced by telegram from Cincinnati that Ford Motor Company plants in the Detroit district will reopen immediately after coal shortages halted operations last Saturday. The cancellation of Interstate Commerce Commission service order No. 33 enabled coal movement and the plants to resume, with notices sent to workers and newspapers.
Police report details an alleged tax fraud ring centered in the Twin Cities area. Investigators pursue several suspects linked to fictitious claims and misused tax credits. Authorities urge businesses and individuals to review filings for possible irregularities.
Senator Watson died after a sudden illness Tuesday morning at age 66. He had intermittently attended Senate sessions, with recent signs of improvement before his collapse after dinner.
Unconfirmed reports from Bari claim rebellion in Albania with insurgents advancing toward Tirana. Government troops reportedly defeated as bands seize villages and set up their own administrations. Five former ministers are said to have been arrested amid the disorders.
Dynamite set beneath a Forsyth road trestle blew parts of the central span while a Atlanta bound passenger train passed shortly before. County officers locate the blast site as rapid mining district strikes in Rand, California spark brisk activity and new businesses in town.
Reports from Baja Hungary claim Black Hand militarists proclaimed Prince George king of Jugo Slavik after a bloody clash. In Des Moines 15,000 G A R veterans attended the annual encampment parade led by Gen. L S Pelcher of Brooklyn.
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