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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1922

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De Valera Walks Out as Griffith Is Elected President

Dublin January 19 Associated Press Arthur Griffith was elected president of Dail Eireann as de Valera and followers bolted from the session during the vote. Cabinet named includes Michael Collins finance George Gavan Dcar Home Affairs Eamon Duggan Local Government William Co. Economic Affairs Brian O Higgins Defense Richard Mulcahy with de Valera promising to press for policy outside the chamber.

DE Valera Dublin Associated Press Arthur Grifiis Dall Eireann Hobere G. Tarton Preadene de Valere Grids Tur Dail Irish Free State Griffith Dail Viva Voce Michael Coling Worelyn Afagrs George Gavanany Eamon J. Duggan William T. Co. Stays Brian O'Higging Richard Mulcahy Eamon de Valera DuiNiti Arthur Griffith Dail Eireann Hamon de Valera Dall Griffth Dall. ‘the Suggestion Was Not Followed, However,"and Mr. de Valera Urrer Treland Michael Collin John McNeill Gasparri Behal Benedict Michael Collins England Ireland

Five Men Testify They Saw Major Opie Shoot in Verdun

Five witnesses from Virginia and West Virginia testified in Washington on January 10 that Major Hierome L. Opie of Staunton, Virginia, in France during the American Expeditionary Forces, shot a man at Verdun. Names include Charles E. Fox, Stonewall Jackson Albin, Jaton E. Cashion, James Leeds, and Dewey Heeter among others.

Opie Verdun Washington Hierome L. Opie Staunton France Chas. E. Fox Redmond Stonewall Daxkson Albin Kernstown Jaton E. Cashion Yas Jone Leeds Lurar Vana Ani Dewey Heeter Marion Vox Plac Verdana Fn Mtsceoeer

British cabinet to endorse Genoa pledges report

Washington reports an authoritative cabinet statement says no decision yet on Harding invitation to Genoa. Cannes says Britain likely to endorse Briand Lloyd George pledge to aid France fully if Germany attacks as Paris considers invitations and reparations talks.

Washington Associated Press Harding Genoa Cannes France Great Britain Germany London Briand Lloyd “George

Plane joins search for James Maher

In St. Maul Minnesota Major Ray S. Miller and Lt Joseph Westover left by air for the northeastern Lake Superior area to search for James Maher missing fourteen days. Weather could force a stop in Duluth while authorities dispatch an ice cutter and await the Curtis airplane.

St. Maul Ray S. Miller 109Th Aero Squadron Minnesota National Guard Peninsular Minnesota James Maher Joseph Westover Miller Duluth Lake Superior Maher Fort William HH. Maher Strathmore Cook County Ben Port Arthur Cloud Bay Curtis St. Paul Donald Jamen Maher

Weather brief for Minnesota and Pakow forecast

Minnesota expects generally fair conditions with light winds through Tuesday night and Wednesday. Pakow forecast calls for generally fair to partly cloudy with cooler temperatures and possible light showers midweek.

Minnesota Pakow

High Expense And Loose Accounting Methods At State License Dept

A Herald Special Service report from Bismarck outlines a January to November 1921 audit of the State License Department. It finds 69 006.41 in total expense, with 63 498 paid by December 16 1921, and criticizes a lack of system under William Lemke. The analysis shows 49.3 percent of costs in salaries for inspectors investigators and clerks, and 42.95 percent in travel. It notes many confiscated automobiles and poor record keeping, with missing papers and unclear disposition of vehicles and proceeds. The auditors urge better records and monthly cut offs and warn that the payroll included many Nonpartisan League workers. Investigators and officials named include L T May and F L Watkins. (Continued on page 6.)

Herald Special Service Bismarck N. D Fvil State House Department Nonpartisan League Richard Dougherty and Company Certified Public Accountants William Lemke L. T. May Interan Ini Dsssaee F. L. Watkins Cadillac J. B. Dunbar Dunbar Investizaaray Rr. Dunbar Mr. Watkins Partment Asere Ninion

Declare Newberry Seat Vacant Urged by Sen Borah

Washington January 10 A movement to recommit the Newberry election case to the Senate committee developed during debate as supporters urged action to have Senator Newberry removed by the committee. Senator Borah Idaho Republican declared the seat tainted by corruption and money influence after a thorough examination of the law and facts.

Newberry Sen Borah Idaho Washington Senmias

Five Power Naval Pact Is Completed

Delegations of five powers studied the draft treaty today after a late release of the document. The American proposal will be presented at a plenary session, with Hughes expected to sponsor the pact as talks continue.

Washington, Dan Uae Peel Pcortarions Asia Jou Preax Binant Lapanees Washington Associated Preas Hughes Conference Shantung Far East

Former Fargo teller guilty of embezzlement under $20

Frank C. Heaton, ex teller at the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo, was found guilty by a Cass County jury of embezzling under $20. The verdict leaves sentence to be pronounced January 12, with the jury urging leniency.

Heaton Fargo, N. D Frank C. Heaton Cass County Herald Special Service Pargo N. D Frank ©. Heaton Bank of Fargo Charles M. Cooley Cooley W. C. Green

Letter Urges Arrest in Grand Forks Murder Case

A letter from Univ city residents to Governor Nestos claims possession of evidence implicating a suspect in the murder of Mrs. Blooma Seliger at 624 Second Avenue, Grand Forks, on September 19. The signers say a man named G. A. Godetie presented evidence and asked authorities to act, but authorities require the material be formally placed before them before any steps.

Blooma Seliger Second Avenue Univ City KR. A. Nestos incgTo Grand Forks Elate T. B. Elton G. A. Godetie Seliger Deigken Hiton Mim Nestes N_D R. A_ Neates Bismarck N. D Bhooma Seliger

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