North Dakota State Fair Opens With Big Lodge Day
Red Lake Falls boosters travel to Grand Forks for lodge and club day at the North Dakota fair. Kem Temple, A. A. C. M. 8, Kiwanis and Shrine groups parade to the grounds, with bands, banners, and a planned harvest circus later this month. Special NP train, concert by Al Sweet, fireworks, and auto racing to headline tonight’s program.
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Red Lake Falls
Grand Forks
Northern Pacific
Yrith
Rand Forks Municipat Bund
Taint Street
Acreta ‘ Gun
Kem Temple
Kiwanis Club
Fair Grounds
Kem ‘Temple
Kiwanla Club
Kem Eample
Shrine Ni
al Sweet
Liberal Arts
Shriners
Grand Forks Rotary
Kiwanis
Shrine
North Dakota
Arab Patrol
Kemn
Portland
Sweet
Riding Duttons
Tonkent
Liestmoney
Park River Child Hart Second Time
Park River North Dakota July 22. While at a game, John Edwards had his right arm broken when thrown violently to the ground. A few months earlier two boys sustained leg injuries in a similar manner. In New York on July 1 2, heavyweight Tom Gibbs and Paul Gibbs planned a bout possibly ending in a severe ear injury.
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Parc. River
N. D
John Edwards
Ead
Editors Leave for Annual Meet in Duluth
Duluth Minnesota July 22 editors and delegates to the Northern Minnesota Bdstorial association traveled by automobile to Cloquet after showers and wet roads delayed morning travel. They inspected the waterpower plant lumber mill and forestry station then gathered at Jay Cooke State Park for a picnic. The afternoon featured championship races games and several addressed.
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Duluth
Minn
Twin Ports
Idea
Minnesota
Bdstorial Association
Jay Cooke State Park
Admiral Farragut Disabled After Main Feed Pipe Explosion
Pacific Steamship line steamer Admiral Farragut with 75 passengers and a sixty strong crew is adrift north of San Francisco after an explosion in a main feed pipe. Wireless ashore reports 12 miles north of the lightship in dense fog, with Sea Eagle en route carrying a physician. Officials say no danger suspected though several hours away.
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San Francisco
Pacific Steamship Company
Admiral Farragut
Marine Department of the Chamber of Commerce
Parragut
Metranit
Steamahip Company
Seattle
Farragut
William Hall
Sea Eagle
Francisco
Golden Gate
Omciais
Tank Corps Called Out to Fight Fire
One hundred enlisted men and officers of the Duluth tank corps were summoned from their encampment to subdue a forest fire near Clifton, five miles northeast of Duluth. Led by Captain I J Moerke and with Lt Col W C Gari, the guardsmen arrived by truck, surrounded the flames, and extinguished about twenty acres before returning to camp around 1 4 m. The unit was stationed at Lakewood halfway between Duluth and Clifton.
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Duluth! Minn
Duluth Tank Corps
Clifton
Duluth
Duluth and
Tron Range
I. J. Moerke
W. C. Gari
Minnesota National Guard
Moerge
Lakewood
Casselten Shooting Victims Will Recover
Three people were wounded in a Casselten area shooting yesterday and are expected to recover. The injured include the minor children of Emil Priee, Julius Rousch a local businessman, and William Small a colored man believed to be a fugitive from Canada. Police say the shooter fired after a three mile chase by boat, with authorities rapidly responding and pursuing.
Pittsburgh Police Speed Crisis Prompts Public Safety Plan
Fragmented OCR text outlines Pittsburgh police actions on speed control and crime response. Mentions United States, Canada, and a public safety official proposing a strong, centralized approach to crime management and police oversight.
Building Is Again Brisk At Grafton
Local reports indicate renewed activity at the Grafton construction site with crews working steadily. Project timelines and contractor details remain unclear amid ongoing upgrades and safety inspections.
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Graften
Minnesota Farmers Harness Tile Drainage Gains
Millions yearly flow into Minnesota drainage tile as farmers boost land productivity. E V Willard says cement tiles underpin progress, with gravel readily available nearby. Investigations identify areas where alkali salts endanger cement tile, guiding cautious use and testing at the University of Minnesota agr icultural experiment station in collaboration with state and federal agencies.
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Bt. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
E. V. Willard
Willard
Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Minnesota
Experiment Station
State’ Department of Drainage
Waters
Pressmen Resuming Open Shop Basis in Duluth
Duluth Minnesota July 22 employers in Duluth sign a mutual contract to allow signing with any union for the next five years ending potential labor disputes.
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Duluth
Themployers
Master Of British Schooner Will Have To Make Explanation
The master of the small British schooner Pocomoke will face British authorities after arriving in Atlantic City in distress with no cargo. Port surveyor Charles R Kutrz said the vessel, brought to the area by a storm off the Delaware capes, reportedly transferred cargo and dumped remainder overboard due to a leak.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Charles R. Kutrz
New Jersey
Mr. Kutrz
Cansul
Delaware Capes
Boston
Jfeta
Would Again Build Up Chautauqua Prestige
Rotarians in Devils Lake N D gathered for a luncheon to discuss restoring the local chautauqua to its prewar prestige as the third largest in the United States. They advocated attracting top attractions with lower admission and using the large auditorium to its full capacity during sessions.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Duncheon
United States
Women Declares Worsening Women Across Generations
Ambrose J. Rose, 91, seeks divorce from his third wife and states that women are getting worse each generation. He recalls his first two marriages as progressively poorer. Also reports burglaries across Minocqua, Wisconsin with losses exceeding 5,000 in merchandise and 100 in cash, plus a large cash theft at a local garage. Weather observations included.
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Chicago
Ambrose J. Rose
Minocqna
Wis
De Valera Returns to Dublin for Talks
Irish leader Eamonn De Valera travels to Dublin with his cabinet to present British proposals on Ireland to the Dail Eireann. London notes say Lloyd George set out settlement terms. Ulster leader Sir James Craig may rejoin talks as truce in Ireland is said to continue indefinitely.
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London
Eamonn de Valers
Ireland
Dublin
Mona der Valera
Auster
Sinn Fein
Tam
Egmonn de Valera
David
Lloyd George
Dail Eireann
Vesus
DeValera
Viten
James Craig
Ulster Premie
Herald Noon Edition At Fair Weekend
The Grand Forks Herald will publish its Saturday noon edition to allow staff a chance to visit the state fair. The paper has long declared a half holiday on a day during the fair, a custom maintained for several years.
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Grand Forks
Force Ann
Immunity Claim Seen In Governor Small Arrest Battle
Springfield reports Governor Small asserts immunity as state chief executive to avoid arrest on embezzlement and conspiracy charges. Judge Smith weighs whether immunity blocks warrants, while talks of troop deployment and constitutional limits swirl. Separate tax inquiry targets $2,000,000 involved. Sterling bonds posted in Chicago.
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Springfield
Til
Small
Tinois
E. 5. Smith
Springfield, Jr
Law Small
Sangamon County
Smith
Law
Amon County
Chicago
Len Small
Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Federal
G. 3. Smith
National Security Company of Chicago
Governor Small
Russian agent scam targets city near Niles Mich
Chicago, July 22. Max Schaliman, claiming to represent soviet Russia, promoted a scheme to locate a city near Niles with over 20 000 Hebrews and claimed large contracts. He had already let taxation work to Lauer Construction, which alleges spending $500 on Schaliman based on expected contracts. Other firms say they spent thousands awaiting deals from the supposed Russian agent.
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Chicago
Niles
Mich
Max Schaliman
Russia
Lauer Construction Company
A. G. Gates
Schaliman
Sponge Aids Prohibition Enforcement In New York
New York July 22 A city detective Samuel Toshun testified at a magistrate hearing that he always carried a sponge during liquor raids to salvage evidence, claiming the implement helped him preserve traces in investigations connected to prohibition enforcement.
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New York
Spongea
Samual Toshun
Building Industry Waste Report Calls for Cooperation
New York July report from the American engineering council cites irregular employment and faulty management as the main waste in construction. It estimates annual losses near 3.0 billion dollars and 420 million in accident costs, urging interlabor cooperation, safety measures, and a Philadelphia plan style council to reduce idle days and raise efficiency.
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New York
Committee On
American Engineering Council
Philadelphia
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