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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
6
A World article critiques French senate plans for a bachelor and spinster tax as a political misstep. It argues taxes disguise aims, warns against taxing unmarried individuals, and contrasts exemptions for families with children to support war-time policies.
Detroit teams won five of six Sunday morning gap matches while Fargo and Grand Forks split. Detroit left at noon, afternoon foursomes saw Fargo and locals sweep all matches. Local selection methods criticized. future teams to be rated by top five scores after June 14. Return matches set with Bemidji, Detroit, and Fargo on late June to early August dates.
Washington June 14 Postmaster General Burleson replies to the Republican platform attacking government control of wires. He cites Vail Carlton and others showing wartime efficiency and argues tainted claims of political espionage. He notes pay boosts under Congress and refutes postage-cut claims while stating no one benefited fairly.
Minneapolis June 14 Debates on constitutional amendment removing the word Norwegian ed today in the triennial convention. Rev Nd Lok Mayville N H Rev N rev D was re elected secretary and Erik Walésland Minneapolis was re elected treasurer.
The first world Zionist conference since the war opens in London July 4 as 29 American delegates sail on the Lapland from New York. Justice Brandeis and Judge Mack head the party with Louis Lipsky and other leaders, outlining aims to foster immigration to Palestine, democratic equality, land and resource ownership, and a national health and research framework. A $125,000,000 fund is proposed to support development efforts in Palestine.
Mrs F J Runyon wife of a physician heads Clarksville Tennessee bank the only woman bank president in the country She says men come to her for business and borrowing while first class security matters The bank capital is 15000 dollars and six month deposits noted at Memphis convention Weetfield Massachusetts June 14 President Wilton to bicycle for exercise amid an order for a bicycle from Rear Admiral Grayson and a note that it is for the president's own use.
June 14 due date for interest on LaSerey bonds from the first and Victory Sloan issues in the Seventh Federal Reserve District. District includes Minneapolis, in Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Total interest due nationwide amounts to 159,846,?89.
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