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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1922

Page

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Enthusiastic Nestos Welcomed by North Dakota Towns

Saf Correspondent reports Governor R A Nestos greeted with warm reception in Oakes and Ellendale as he campaigned for the Independent ticket. He urged support for all Independents to boost state credit and highlighted bond-sale savings. Senator McCumber remains popular in the region.

Nestos Saf Oakes N. D R. A. Nestos Margent Thisfternoon Neates Poral Monumber P. J. McCumber Lynn J. Frasier Onkee Elendale Nonpartisan League Administration Bismarck Ellendale Elliott Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Newton Monang Monango Eilendale LaMoure Dickey Neston

Nestos To Address Lutheran Meeting In Fargo

Fargo ND June 6 About 400 to 450 delegates from the United States and Canada registered by noon for the Lutheran Free Church national convention. Rev J Mortenson of Fenton Minnesota and Rev H J Urahl of Fargo conducted morning devotions. The afternoon covered preliminary business and Rev C Dahlager of Edendale Minnesota will preach tonight on a Norwegian season.

Fargo N.D United States Canada Lutheran Free Church J. Mortenson Fenton Minn H. J. Ur Ahl R.ch Huabandman

Trainmen Protest Against Immigration

The International Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in Toronto adopts a resolution opposing government and corporate policies that encourage immigration from Anna. It urges amalgamation of the switchmen's union and the brotherhood of trainmen, with leaders named in the convention.

Toronto Ont International Brotherhood of Railway United States Anna Jeha Hel Switchen Brotherhood of Trxinmen Piso Beerrah Commernisier Jumis Ean Neider Louis Epee Renee

Japanese Cabinet Resigns With Regent Asking Retention

The regent asked Takahashi and the cabinet to remain in office until a successor is chosen. A new ministry is expected to be formed after a brief interim period, with the current cabinet likely kept together during the transition.

Tokis Miser ‘Takahashi Choten

Bonus Bill Heads to Senate on Thursday

Washington June formal presentation of the soldiers bonus bill to the Senate is planned by Senate Finance Committee Chairman McCumber. The bill will include a printed report and a brief Senate address. It will be placed on the calendar awaiting a call up, with early action unlikely as tariff bills and appropriations loom.

Washington Senate McCumber Senate Finance Committee

Freight traffic surges on Great Lakes after rate cuts

Cleveland June 6 Freight rates on iron ore cut 12 percent beside new vessel charges. Ports report rapid shipbuilding and rising ore shipments with Great Northern expected to exceed 8 million tons from Allouez docks. Soo Line and Northern Pacific also plan larger tonnage while coal receipts fall due to a strike.

Cleveland Ohio Great Lakes Boata Superior Docka Great Northern Allouez Bays Soo” Line Northern Pacific

International Rotary Convention Opens in Los Angeles

Thousands of Rotarians gathered in Los Angeles for the thirteenth annual International Rotary Convention. Delegates from major cities represented diverse clubs as the event opened with ceremonies and plenary talks highlighting service and community projects.

Los Angeles Pension International of Whi

Langer Leaders North Dakota Friends in Nimipe Rally

Unclear OCR fragment mentions Langer and Nimipe in North Dakota during June. Context suggests a political or community event with the governor, but readable details are limited and names appear inconsistent.

Graduation day tragedy claims valedictorian D Lad

A报道 notes the valedictorian D Lad drowned on graduation day amid a tour incident near the Swine Alps. Another student died during the same event. School officials say the Oxford trip program proceeded with plans as scheduled and a funeral followed.

D. Lad Rhodes Oxford Yen Hieh

Landis Award Accepted in Chicago Quieting Building Strife

Chicago June 6 reports say Fred Mader indicted president of the building trades council has agreed to ten and all building trades unions will accept the Landis award. The move clears the way for unhampered completion of building projects totaling about 20 million dollars.

Chicago Fred Mader Building Trades Council Building Trades Union Landis

Illegal taxes refunded to fund deficiency appropriation

Washington court action seeks refund of taxes illegally collected during the fiscal year ending June 20 1931. The fund requests 122 500 for the refund as part of an appropriation under law.

Washington Harding

John J Phillips at Liberty Under Bonds of 25000

John J Phillips, Republican state chairman of Ge was at liberty under 25000 today pending grand jury action on charges filed by the department of justice alleging conspiracy to defraud the United States connected with a war contract. He surrendered on arrival to a Philadelphia case yesterday, later released on bail after waiving examination at his arraignment before U S Commissioner.

Wasi John L. Phillips Lberty Department of Justice United States Philadelphia Phillips U. S Eens

Agreement on Anglo Irish Pact Foreseen

Collins takes serious view of firing of Pettigee and a resumption of Anglo Irish negotiations with Churchill is anticipated. Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith appear to favor honoring the pact with De Valera while signaling a possible shift after the election. Reports from Belfast and Dublin place attention on Pettigo and Pettigo district casualties and British shelling inquiries.

Collins Pettigee London Associated Press aArthur Griffith Dublin Churchill Daily Mail Seal Renapaper Seriona Michael Collins Freestone Beggara Bush Irish Republican Army

U S Ready to Talk War Debt With French

The French foreign office was informed today that the United States is ready to discuss war debt questions. The French finance ministry stated the mission is prepared to begin talks as soon as Prime Minister Poincar gives the word.

U. S Parla Jane French Foreign Office United States Ministry of Finance al United Stas Jemier Poincar

Firefighters gain control of northeastern Minnesota fires

Duluth reports at noon that district No. 19 forest and brush fires are being contained. About 500 emergency guards have joined state forest forces as favorable weather allows a focused attack on the largest blazes in virgin timber and cutover lands along Manitou and Caribou river valleys. Other northern fires are reported under control.

Duluth Minn Minnesota Manitou Caribou

Wisconsin Knights of Columbus Open First Wisconsin Convention

Superior, Wis June Committeemen opened the first annual convention of the Knights of Columbus of Wisconsin with 175 delegates and officers in attendance. After mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral the business session convened at the KC home led by State Deputy James Higgins. A banquet for visiting delegates and local members will be held tonight as the convention continues tomorrow.

Superior Wis Columbua Wisconsin Mane Sacred Heart Cathedral K.C James Higgins Order

Brookhard Leads in Iowa Republican Senate Nomination

Des Moines June 6 The Associated Press reports returns from 1 048 of 2 348 Iowa precincts show Brookhard with 60 346 votes for the Republican nomination to the U S Senate. Francis 20 337 Pickett 28 635 Stanley 6 021 Sweet 16 222 Thorne 24 089 total 198 645.

Tes Moines Iowa United States Gay Brookhard Francis Pickett Stanley Sweet Thorne

Buildings Collapse in Lemberg Kills Dozens

June 6 report from Temberg Poland by the Associated Press says more than forty people were buried in debris and many killed when two ancient three story buildings collapsed. The cause is believed to be vibrations from a passing motor truck.

Temberg Poland Asociated Press

Reasonable coal prices pledged amid strike

Washington reports a coal price pledge during the strike with the National Retail Coal Merchants Association agreeing to avoid undue price hikes. Officials say ample bituminous coal exists, while mining output inches up and transportation from non-union fields adds to costs. Retail prices may rise by up to 1.75 dollars, with a proposed maximum of 2.50 dollars under the new agreement.

Washington Hoover National Retail Coal Merchants’ Association Roderick Blephens News-York Stephens

34 Died in Shipwreck at Sea and Deportation of Swiss Butler

Buenos Aires reports 34 deaths from the wreck of the steamship Viola Iranca on the Parna river with Professor E. W. Kemmerer of Princeton University among survivors. Kemmerer studies South American finance for the U S government. In New York, August Probst, a Swiss butler linked to Pittsburgh society, was deported on the Mauretania over alleged involvement in a scandal with Rolling Rock club members.

Buenos Aires Parna la Nacion E. W. Kemmerer Princeton University Kemmerer United States Probst New York Mauretania

Day's Ames Day's Ames National League Scorecard and Notes

Brief tabulation notes in the National League game showing Inninger with a 9 to 2 line, Sherdel, Gowdy, and others. American League appears with Hoyt and Schang in New York versus Philadelphia and Detroit. additional items reference American Association and a weather forecast for November.

National League R. Ale Loula Boston Sherdel North Ainemith Eulingim Gowdy

Strike vote to be taken by 1,200,000 railroad workers

Reports from Washington and Cincinnati say the railroad labor board ordered wage reductions sparking a strike vote among affected unions. The plan calls for machinists and other shop workers to cast ballots, with the goal of signaling unified action across the industry.

Washington Ampciated Press H. Bramson International Amociation of Machinists Railroad Labor Board Umeinnal Jone United States Asgoci United States Tailroad Labor Board Bomra Taba Tae Carmen Cpt Board Statistical Department Cincinnati Prem Rail Aad Labor Board

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