14 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
1
The 8000 trade members including stationary engineers and oilers were called to strike effective July 17 at 4 am. The action follows a referendum and shows solidarity with railway shop crafts. Leaders warn the fight will continue until victory.
A blast at a federal juncture left one person dead and ten injured, with investigators probing the cause and securing the scene. Emergency crews responded swiftly as authorities urged caution and monitored surrounding areas for further danger.
Manitoba starts rye harvest with a demand for sixty thousand outside harvesters to gather a record western Canada crop. Weather wards off rust in provinces. Manitoba wheat harvest begins by July 25, with Saskatchewan and Alberta following. Railway shops prepare grain cars and motive power as futures look favorable for Canada.
Bremerton Washington July 14 The Washington state federation of labor rejected by a 110 to 48 vote a proposal to affiliate with the Farmer Labor party.
A day of postponed games dominates the American League schedule as Philadelphia and other teams see delays. Key clubs, managers, and players await rescheduled dates while weather or travel issues disrupt the lineup.
In Bismarck on July 14, the North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Bureau adopted over 125 rate changes for July 1922 to July 1923. About 110 decreased, 16 changed, with a few unchanged. actuary H. D. Bangert aided the schedule, reflecting cross-state experience and a bureau rule revision. Rates shifted across numerous sectors from stores and hotels to construction and transportation.
Paris July 14 soldiers from land sea and air passed in review before President Millerand at Long Champs race course as the main pageant of Bastille day. A lone gunman outside the grounds fired two shots at Armand Naudin the police chief but missed. He was arrested and beaten by the crowd.
Delegates arrive in Bismarck for a two day convention starting at 10 o clock. No official meeting fees released. Leaders expect talks on league finances membership expansion and nominating independents for the state ticket after losses in the Republican primary. Opposition grows to independent candidates.
In 22 counties Fargo reports the repeal of the $720 annual teacher salary law by 48,435 to 34,933 and shows amendments to permit issuing up to 320 million in bonds by 44,872 to 29,276. An elector qualification change earned 63,074 to 18,857.
Austin Minnesota July 14 One man related to Mr and Mrs John Wagner held without charge in county jail amid Grand Meadows axe attack that killed Mr Wagner and wounded Mrs Wagner The investigation notes the weapon was found beside Mrs Wagner and a promising trail by bloodhounds failed to resolve the case The assailant is believed to be familiar with the Wagner home and motive is unclear despite evidence suggesting robbery did not occur Also reports of a drowning in Washburn and sensational charges in Washington followed by a prison sentence in Superior for a statutory offense.
Braintree Massachusetts on July 4 reports Albert Cowate and others injured in a collision involving an onboard cancer unit. Police investigation ongoing.
Officials say a recent attack on a Great Northern workman near the round house sparked tense watchful waiting as the railway strike drags on. Union spokesman Fred Brosseau insists strikers avoid violence and deny involvement, while guards protect the plant and crew levels vary.
A crash in Minnesota left two people dead and four injured amid nighttime travel near a rural area. Authorities reported the vehicle, described as a car or truck, ran into a ditch during late hours. Names and exact locations could not be verified due to the damaged text but the incident involved students and local residents. Investigations continue as first responders secured the scene.
Washington reports President Harding asserts power to operate cost mines in an emergency but no firm statement on current case. Indianapolis notes bituminous coal operators have not replied. A M Ogle says acceptance if it lowers wages and coal prices. Minneapolis covers rate removal hearing before an Interstate Commerce examiner. Northwestern dealer Stanely Houk cites potential savings from through rates. B F Morris testifies on Kentucky coal volumes and Louisville and Nashville rate needs.
Reports deny a republic proclaimed in Cork while a clash at Kilmallock, Limerick, is claimed by Republicans. Casualties include six Free State dead and five wounded, with six government soldiers deserting. Dublin reorganizes its army staff as plans against Republicans emerge in southwest Ireland.
Soa Anoeles reports the July 14 boating tragedy in which Mrs Alberta me e yemr widow was killed after being struck by Mrs Anac rasta wie ee mae tg. City authorities are listed in fragmentary notes with limited details.
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