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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
1
Reports from union officials and miners detail a massive wage loss as 3,000 protectors guard anthracite fields and mines. The planned walkout could involve up to 900,000 workers across 7,500 mines, with aims to force new wage contracts.
Attorney General Johnson denounces Judge Cole's Fargo Courier News statement about the Townley case as misleading. He disputes the bank and loan details, noting drafts by T. P. Harvey on J. J. Hastings, unauthorized notes in the Sisal Trust, and the April 7 1919 renewal not tied to timely payment, arguing such facts show the judge overstated the record.
In Minneapolis on April 1 the Nonpartisan convention moved to back Edward Indrehus as Democratic nominee for governor and urged Democrats to drop Mrs. Oleson from the U.S. Senate race, backing Dr. Henrik Shipstead instead. If Democrats refuse, Senator Magnus Johnson may be named farmer labor candidate for governor. The convention also authorized talks with Democrats and endorsed initiative measures.
Mr Dalsley proposes a special incentive plan to residents of his flat building. He would give each newborn child a $25 bonus, aiming to foster happy homes and a more content community, and considers extending the total to 60 children if the will allows.
Mandan North Dakota April 1 Jack S Stiles 64 a sergeant in the Highth Cavalry detachment which captured Sitting Bull December 15 1890 was found dead in bed at his Fort Yates home of heart failure Friday morning He came from Texas in 1838 to Standing Rock as part of U S Cavalry He later ran a trading post with J M Cavignan now a large district mercantile and entered cattle business as president of Suies Cattle Company He was county commissioner since 1915 His wife and four children survive Funeral services will be at Fort Yates home Sunday at 3 p m
Murphy and J J Cull contended for the same seat on the state board of administration. The board met at the state agricultural college and rejected all bids for the erection of the new agricultural building. Also reported Tribune robbed in New York with bandits taking $1000 from two clerks and a watchman.
Disorder continues in Ireland with fears and cautious hope amid the Anglo Irish treaty bill and cross border cooperation. Editorials doubt peace comes soon, while some think pacification may heighten trouble briefly. law abiding Irish will seek peace, but internal dangers keep confidence low. Ireland faces continuing factional violence and uncertainty.
Ex-Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary dies in exile at Madeira. A Minnesota man urged three grade levels for potatoes with 6 12 and 18 percent tolerances at a con ference in the courthouse. Speakers pressed better labeling, education of growers, and standardization to secure fair value and market placement. A committee was formed for a June 10 meeting to plan affiliation with the North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation and to draft funding and program details.
The French government states it never intended to contest the United States right to full reimbursement for its army. The reply to the American note, published by the State Department, says France plans no further delays and will meet obligations alongside other governments withholding troops on the Rhine.
Toronto April 1 Sir John Eaton noted Canadian is dead after a six week illness. His wife Lady Eaton his mother Mrs Timothy Eaton and his 18 year old son Timothy Eaton were present as officials and relatives of the Eaton department store group gather. The funeral will be held at the Timothy Eaton Memorial church at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Jackson Mississippi April 1 The special committee of the Mississippi House of Representatives investigating pernicious lobbying by certain fire insurance interests and other Governor Russell allegations reported today that its investigation failed to substantiate the charges.
Former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary died in exile at Madeira after illness described as bronchial pneumonia with cerebral complications. Reports note sympathy from monarchists in Vienna and Budapest, his wife Zita in exile, and limited movements of exiled royal family under entente oversight.
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