Ford's Muscle Shoals plan to be reported
Washington June 3 The house military committee voted to report the Ford proposal for Muscle Shoals to the house. It will recommend elimination of the Gorgas steam power plant from government disposed properties. The decision follows debates over areas and fertilizer provisions in dispute with Mr Ford and the committee.
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Washington
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Ford
Muscle Shoals
Gorgas
Detroit
Aiapute
America to be represented on Turkish inquiry panel
Washington reports the United States will join a British led commission to investigate alleged Turkish atrocities in Anatolia. The department said the panel’s duty is to inform participating governments only and that U S participation carries no further obligations or commitments.
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Washington
Great Britain
Anatolia
Department
United States
Tte
Insurance Men Gather for Lake Lizzie Outing
About 100 insurance agents from the state departed by auto for Dunn's Reserve at Lake Lizzie near Pelican Rapids Minnesota to attend their annual convention and an outing today and tomorrow. K B Dunning of Duluth, vice president of the national association of Insurance agents, said the industry must view its work as dignified and responsible in a prepared address to the convention.
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Lake Lizzie
Pelican Rapids
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Duluth
National Association of Insurance Agents
Complaint On Fargo Railroad Rates Filed
Fargo Commercial Club filed a formal complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington challenging railroad rates to and from Fargo. The club seeks equalized rates with Moorhead Minnesota and parity with Duluth and Twin Cities, aiming for uniform eastern and western accessibility. A hearing is expected in Fargo within 90 days.
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Duluth
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Fargo Orization
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Commercial Club
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Minn
Minnesota
New England
Montana
Mary Virginia Terhune Dies Noted Author of Etiquette Books
New York reports the death of Mary Virginia Terhune known by Marion Harland. She wrote many novels and was famed for cook books and volumes on etiquette. She was mother and collaborator to Christine Terhune Herrick, Virginia Terhune Vandewater, and Albert Payson Terhune.
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New York
Mra
Mary Virginia Terhune
Marion Harland
Christine Terhune Herrick
Virginia Terhune Vandewater
Albert Payson Terhune
Wri
War Finance Bill Passed by Senate in Washington
Washington June 3 The senate bill extending for one year the life of the war finance corporation was passed today by the house with a minor amendment sending it to conference. Prohibition fighting forces claim progress solving the liquor smuggling problem using airplanes motor boats and submarine chasers. Winona Minnesota June 3 Osteopathic association holds semi annual meeting with officer elections and a picnic luncheon after talks. Washington June 3 Weather forecast for week beginning Monday calls for generally fair skies in the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley with above normal temperatures.
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House
Prohibition
Haynes
Winona
Minn
Southern Minnesota, Osteopathic Association
Great Lakes
Upper
Mississippii Valley
East Grand Forks Thirty-Five Get Diplomas
East Grand Forks high school graduated thirty five students at commencement in the school auditorium. Reverend J M Persentus gave invocation and benediction, Reverend Lawrence Robertson delivered the address, as diplomas were presented by Superintendent M C Hayes.
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Corliss
Anne C. DeGuene
Linny P. Driscoll
Alma M. Danielson
Florence G. Skeene
Dora F. Elkey
Cyrus J. Kirk
Linea Norlin
Cora M. Elkey
Helen Muat
Dorian M. Graham
Stellna M. House
Henry G. Kingman
Wallace J
Rather
G. Swenson
Lois J. Ferguson
Almont
Auto Accident Injures Girl Near Lincoln School
Miss Olivia Saborin of East Grand Forks sustained a broken leg in a Friday afternoon crash on the Minnesota Point near Lincoln School. A Word car driven by William Powers, carrying Miss Saborin and Miss Marie Mero, overturned while high speed turning toward the river road to Crookston. Powers and Miss Mero were uninjured. Saborin’s leg was initially feared to require amputation but may be saved. she rested easily last night after hospital treatment in Grand Forks.
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East Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Minnesota
Lincoln School
Saborin
Marie Mero
William Powers
Crookston
Moro
Powers
East Side Briefs and Local Moves Featured in City News
East Side briefs cover a Commercial class meeting at 8 PM in city hall to plan a community picnic. Local residents report graduations, visits, and relocations including Mrs. Kingman and daughter from Minneapolis, and families moving into Zedisk flats. Teachers depart city schools. few will return.
Thompson Wins Two Straight in Weekend Baseball Duel
Thompson wins back to back games as Nielsville suffers a 3 to 11 defeat. Erickson allows five runs while Thompson contributes two base hits and drives in runs, with Gasing and Erickson exchanging strikeouts. Thompson plans a Sunday doubleheader at Thompson Park starting 3 p.m. against St Hilaire and 6:15 p.m. against Hillsboro.
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Rocder
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Dawson
P Brown
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Simon
Baseball Scores and Doubleheaders Across the League
In a dense wire-service style recap several games are listed with incomplete line scores. Highlights include Boston beating New York 6 to 2 with final tallies 7 3 0, and a later New York win 4 to 2 with rain causing a seventh inning end. Other results mention Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago and Detroit Cleveland matchups with varied pitchers named and rain affecting play.
Race For Philadelphia Challenge Cup On Today
The Philadelphia challenge cup race today will decide the $2,000 trophy owner and influence the Royal Henley regatta on July 5. Jack Kelly, world amateur single sculling champion, heads the field with Walter Hoover and Hilton Belyea also in the British classic. A loss could force Belyea into permanent retirement from competitive rowing. The start time hinges on favorable conditions.
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Philadelphia
Jack Kelly
Thames
Walter Hoover
Duluth
Hilton Belyea
Tongland
Belyea
Dopesters Favor Illinois In Meet
Iowa City Iowa June 3 Track stars from the big midwest duel on Iowa field in the finals of the western conference outdoor track and field championship meet. Illinois, holder of the 1921 outdoor and indoor Big Ten titles, likely to win. Notre Dame Wisconsin Minnesota contend for second. The meet draws top athletes from Western Conference schools and others.
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Drayton Beats Pembina In Nine-Run Baseball Clash
Drayton ball club traveled to Pembina Friday night and defeated Pembina 9 to 6. Pembina led in early innings, but Drayton slugging, led by Gilroy Cameron Menton and Turner, turned the game with a late rally. Drayton now holds a nine wins in twelve starts this season.
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Turner
Paris Boxer Georges Carpentier to Debut on Stage
Paris reports Georges Carpentier set for theatrical debut soon as he shifts from ring fame to stage work. The move comes amid plans for acting and horsemanship highlights along with hopes for a motion picture role, reflecting a cross media career for the famed boxer.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Maya
Californians win Middlesex tennis doubles title
In Chiswick England on June 3 the finals of the Middlesex championship women’s doubles were won by Mrs Lambert Shambers and Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Santa Monica California. They beat Mrs Beamish and Mrs Peacock 6 2. In the same event Randolph Lycottland and Miss Elizabeth Ryan of San Francisco defeated J G Ritchie of England and Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston in the mixed doubles semi finals 6 0 6 1.
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Eng
Associated Press
Lambert Shambers
Elizabeth Ryan
Santa Monica
Cal
Beamish
Peacock
Randolph Lycottland
San Francisco
J. G. Ritchie
England
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Four Horses Entered in Belmont Turf Handicap Race
June 3 at Belmont Park saw Mad Hatter top the field bearing 130 pounds as the favorite in the thirty sixth running of the Suburban Handicap. Only four horses started, one of the smallest fields in the history of the turf classic, with Sennings Park Captain Alcock and Flying Cloud also in the race.
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New York
Mad Hatter
Belmont Park
Five Twin Ports high schools enter track meet
Superior Wisconsin June 3 reports five Twin Ports high schools entered in the fourth annual head of the lakes interscholastic conference track meet at the tri state fair grounds this afternoon. Four from Duluth and Superior has one entry though Superior central did not enter.
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Twin Ports
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Duluth
Superior Central
Belief Last Balloonists May Be Lost
Reports from the navy airmen will decide which three pilots represent America in the summer international balloon races in Switzerland. Likely American entries include Major Oscar Westover of Washington, D C and H J Honeymell of St Louis, with Westover previously covering about 900 miles and Honeymell 550 miles before landing near Joplin.
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Switzerland
Navy
Oscar Westover
Washington, D. C
H. J. Honeywell
St. Louis
Westover
Lake St. John
Province of
Quebec
Honeymell
Joplin
Physicians Not Exempt From Profiteering In Hungary
Budapest doctors may be deemed profiteers under a supreme court ruling extending the profiteering law beyond trade. A country physician charged a patient 6000 kroken for a night call, though usual is 500 kronen. The court will apply the law to physicians, engineers, artists, and other professions, aiming to curb excessive charges.
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Supreme Court’ of
Hungary
Supreme Court
Ufder
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