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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
More than 4000 Winnipeg veterans and officers pledged to maintain law and order and stamp out Bolshevism after a mass meeting in the auditorium. Mayor Charles F. Gray called for 2000 special constables from returnees to protect labor and civil life. Committees were appointed to address strike headquarters and food and alien questions.
Paris on June 5 reports the financial clause of the Austrian peace accord leaves the sum of reparation to a commission. The commission will study Austria’s resources and determine the amount and method of payment. In Philadelphia the boxing card featured Lew Tencher knocking out George Chaney in the first round.
Dispatch from Manskeint reports Marshal Foch and Clemenceau discussed Rhineland status. German fears of interference persist as France backs a new republic and considers economic aid to lighten indemnity burdens on Palatinate while promising no left-bank intrusion.
Frank A. Vanderlip former president of National City Bank told the Pan American Conference that South American European trade cannot return to former levels soon as the situation in Europe is worse than expected. He warned of unemployment and unrest across Europe, urged aid to restock industries, and said Europe must rebuild through labor and exports to survive.
Ineton reports Senate adoption of a resolution. The Hague notes 5100 killed by Kalut eruption. Washington cites a 1 500 aircraft production plan costing 28 million dollars per Major General Meagher. New York mentions a 48 member team failing in France to compete in inter Allied games. Baloniki records a Turks massacre proclamation in Adrianople. Mawr notes Mion Helen Taft named acting president of Bryn Mawr College. Nashville reports Sergeant Alvin C York to wed Gracie Williams. Governor Roberts warns on immediate demobilization for emergency enlistments. Waterloo Tommy Comiskey defeats Leo Kelly in ten rounds. Racine Pat Moore and Tack Sharkey draw in ten rounds.
A South African delegation and party members called on Lloyd George to back independence for the Union of South Africa. The visit emphasized decolonization and self rule amid broader constitutional debates.
Des Moines officials report detachments of the 350th Infantry from the 88th Division are being discharged at Camp Dodge. Soldiers are transitioning to civilians as the first units return home. All men must depart by tomorrow night.
Washington notes that numerous aliens arrested in connection with Monday’s bomb outrages face deportation. Records for those not directly tied to the plot are being referred to the Deportation Department, with at least a few agitators awaiting action.
Paris reports the Brussels invitation dates for President Wilson's visit remain uncertain and likely to occur soon. London dispatch notes the General Federation of Trade Unions urges continuing the food controller’s department in a skeletal form to aid postwar recovery and avoid broad restrictions.
Paris June 5 Reuters office reports it is doubtful the council of four will reply to the German counter proposals to the peace treaty terms before the end of next week. Banking interests loom large as nations seek definite reparations figures to arrange loans, pressuring rapid Council of Four deliberations and the pace of treaty amendments.
Senator Smith of South Carolina former Senate Commerce Committee chairman expressed confidence that Congress would swiftly dispose of legislation to stabilize conditions and return railroads to private ownership in a speech to the American Short Line railroad convention.
The Ukrainian press bureau reports Petro Ryv Petlura forces have captured the railway centers of Proskurov and Berdicheff in western Ukraine. The Romanian press bureau denies Bolshevik capture of Czernowitz, Bukovina's capital.
Special to The Herald Mohali North Dakota June 5 gas was struck by Great American Gas and Oil Co while boring near Mohali city limits at 9 am The pressure is said to be the greatest gas well ever struck in the state The well is still shooting and workers struggle to control it
In Wilkesbarre Pa a Delaware and Hudson Coal Company blast killed seventy eight miners and left about forty injured when twelve kegs of blasting powder in a train car exploded after the trolley wire sparked. Identification of bodies was uncertain with many charred or missing parts.
Paris officials believe five is near in a terse, incomplete report. The fragment mentions Faria and Janes and hints at an incompetewi th a context.
New York sees unusually high bonds activity with record trading levels. The market shows strong investor demand and prices rise as bonds exchange hands, signaling robust liquidity and confidence in the credit sector.
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