Grand Forks Fair Opens With Big Crowds and Gov Frasier Guest
Large crowds ride in on special trains and autos crowd the grounds as the Grand Forks fair enters its second day. Governor Lynn J. Frasier visits with a notable party while judging progresses and the auto polo thriller and pace events attract strong spectator interest.
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Langdon
Pembina
Lynn J. Frasier
E. J. Lander
R. B. Grifith
FL. Goodman
George A. Bangs
A. I. Hunter
W. H. Brown
G. L. Ireland
E. L'Esperance
A. G. Sorlie
J. A. McGovern
W. A. Anderton
al Sweet
Sweet Singing Band
Ogogre
Irvin Brady
Grand
White Captain Leads Democratic WyAR Vessel Campaign
Fragmented report notes Democratic forces in Columbus and Connecticut area organizing after yesterday’s events. Mentions Whit e meanardr Wilbur, Marsh of Tows, and a special committee under national body with minor headquarters and appointing officers. Weather forecast appears as stray text.
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Columbus
Connseticuy
White
Wilbur
Marsh
Duluth Carmen Strike Clouds City as Fares Debate
Duluth Minnesota July 21 workers walk or stay home as Duluth Street Railway cars are abandoned amid a carmen strike. Officials say wage demands plus a six cent fare issue threaten service while Superior division runs normally and ballots show a July 28 strike vote or fare referendum.
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Duluth
Minn
Deeae
Jitney Company
Gallagher
Ouf Rons
Carmen
B.S. Galagher T
Uperor
Superior
Wis
Superior Division
Duluth Street Railway
State Line
Johnson Held in County Jail After Transfer
Telegraphic briefs report Jack Johnson was moved from San Diego to Los Angeles and lodged in the county jail. The note accompanies other short items on chess, baseball, and coal movement policy.
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Los Angeles
Jack Johnson
San Diego
No Railroad Strike Now Is Probable
Chicago July 21 The threat of an immediate railway strike eased as 2000 craft representatives resumed talks over the $600 million wage increase awarded by the railway labor board. Deliberations considered acceptance with protest, conditional acceptance, or strike deferment pending a referendum, with early reports suggesting engineers and shopmen leaned toward accepting the settlement.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway, Tramnmen
Grand Council
Ieew Manda Be Iimime Ea Tienes
Topes
Boona
Rank
Crystals
Hog Island to Establish World Ship Launch Record Today
Philadelphia July 21 Hog Island plans a record ship launch today seven automated cargo carriers will be slid into the river within fifty minutes marking a first for the American International Shipbuilding Corporation. Names and sponsors include Vaba Miss Hanna B Gillespie Manatawny and others as yard work continues toward turning the site over to the government in about four months.
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Philadelphia
Hog Taland
American International Shipbuilding
Shipa
Vaba
Hanna B. Gillespie
Manatawny
Misa Nan
Icy Shoemaker
Devon
Catahowla
Ming Irma Benzing
Chicago
Bibbee
H. F. Kraft
Annapolis
Benson
Argosy
Geo. J. Baldwin
Hendersonville
N.C. M
Mrcs
Sarah Levy
New York
Cedarhurst
Geo. W. Edmons
American International Corporation
Iit
Bregate
Washington Victory Medals Issued On Individual Applications
War department allocates Victory medals to World War veterans on an individual application basis. Funeral services for Prince Joachim held in Potedam. Governor Barquex of Sonora orders alcohol sales restrictions within 160 meters of information site. Advices from La Paz report Santings, Chile, and Boutvi re-established. Grand Rapids pennant winners to duel league champions after season end.
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Washington
War Department
Prohibition Party Opens Thirteenth Annual Convention
Lincoln July 21 The Prohibition party opened its thirteenth annual convention in the capital city with three days of sessions planned amid jubilation over the liquor question. Delegates favored William Jennings Bryan as nominee but debated whether to name a candidate or focus on local campaigns. Virgil G Hinshaw presided as permanent chairman with Aaron S Watkins delivering the keynote. Committees were appointed and reports scheduled for the afternoon session.
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Lincoln
Neb
Prohibition Party
John Barleycorn
William Jennings Bryan
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Aaron 5. Watkins
Germantown
Ohio
Committee to Plan Battle on Socialism in North Dakota
The Committee of Twenty-one meeting in North Dakota will unite Democrats Republicans and Independent Voters to plan a fall campaign against the Nonpartisan League. Discussions will cover a united slate of candidates and methods to nullify league legislation while addressing rumors of internal splits.
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Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Committee of Twenty-one
Democrat and Republican Partion
Independent Voters’ Association
League
Townley
Lynn J. Frazier
Mins Minnie J. Nielson
Justice A. M. Christianson
Wage award case cannot be reopened
Chicago July 21 United States railway labor board told a five member executive committee of unions it cannot reopen the wage case. George W Pee a board member said no request for a rehearing had been received and there is no indication the board will reopen the case. Leaders present declined to comment on possible resubmission or rescheduling of schedules in the award.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
W G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Lee
Severa
Peroras Rae
Ellwas
Tportiona
George We Pee
Arene Board
Eianewe Mid
Sae
Oeia
Fisher
Resolute Leads Early In America Cup Race By Narrow Margin
In Sandy Hook New Jersey July 71 Resolute won the first race of the 1930 America’s Cup series against Shamrock IV. Shamrock trailed at times but Resolute maintained a lead of about a quarter mile near the end as both yachts fought windy conditions. The defender must win two more straight races to keep the trophy with Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenger close behind.
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Resolute
Shamrock
Crafts
Sandy Hook
N. J
Shamrock IV
Thomas Lipton
Windward
Leeward
Highlands
Challenger
Reecolute
Burton
Jones
Aloops Tee
Ber
Abe
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Edwin Berg- Bergdoll
William F. Bear
Charles Braun
Offos
Arwin Bergdoll
Bernard
James Roe
Phileselphia
Ut Who
Rovers Eacape
Braun
Judes Romig
Grover
Sepdyce
Grover Bersdall
Piythadetpt
Mack
Atlantic City
Frank Mershall
New
Intermiat Commerce Commission
Northwest
Warsaw
Cedric Fauntleroy
Second
Hogisland
Iship
Brumelz
Ireland
BY Morris
Girlie
Nogales
Arig
Barquex
Sonora
Mex
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