Grand Forks Herald Advertising Rates and Offices
The Grand Forks Herald announces offices in New York Boston and a Grand Forks base with subscription by carrier or mail. Rates include daily and combined morning evening Sunday editions, one year to six months options, and out of state pricing. The paper notes the Associated Press rights and local news publication.
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Northwest Suffers as Coal Shortage Looms Amid Tariff Debate
Editorial argues Northwest residents face real danger of winter fuel shortages as coal moves east, while Congress dithers over tariffs on German safety razors and other items. Calls for urgent action to secure adequate, affordable coal supplies before winter.
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Nestos Endorsed by North Dakota Retail Merchants
Governor Nestos won formal endorsement Thursday from the North Dakota Retail Merchants association at their convention. The group praised his state leadership, credited his speeches with restoring national confidence in North Dakota business, and said his administration has earned broad support from business circles.
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Vanishing Party Lines in American Government
Secretary of War Herbert Weeks criticizes the bloc movement in Congress as harmful to party government. He notes that elections hinge on personalities over platforms and that tariff debates rarely determine results except in 1912. Bipartisan blocs emerge as party ties weaken amid shifting creeds and obsolescent divisions.
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Hungarian election methods spark world doubt in Hungary
An analysis argues that Admiral Horthy’s government used a deceptive election decree to tilt Hungary’s parliamentary race. It records gerrymandered precincts, biased voting rights, and public balloting in rural areas, contrasting with secret ballots in cities, amid twenty four parties and strong royalist opposition. The piece criticizes the regime’s manipulation and calls the system a self-perpetuating republican form.
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Abolishing the Constitution in AFL Call for Veto Power
An AFL convention proposal to let Congress veto Supreme Court decisions is opposed as a threat to minority rights and constitutional protections. The piece argues such power would undermine judicial review, enable oppression of labor, and abolish citizen rights if a majority seeks to override court rulings.
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Past Performances in Mill and Elevator Management
An address by Lewis F. Crawford, secretary of the state industrial commission, notes the mill and elevator near completion and focuses on post completion operation. It contrasts Independent administration's profits with Nonpartisan League losses at the Drake mill, urging voters to weigh which party should manage the two million dollar Grand Forks plant.
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Mystery Balkan prince courts a factory worker in England
In a continuing chapters scene, David Oppenheim a Balkan prince in exile after World War I visits Virginia Martin a factory overseer in Grundy’s plant. They share a tense walk and a charged kiss as they discuss loyalties, politics, and a future alliance while planning a dinner with her stepfather Israel Blackman.
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Marines and Marches on Grateful Trials of Men
A poem reflecting on Marines and the cycles of hardship and gratitude. It compares June’s success to April and May, suggesting storms and duties forge strength. The verse links nature’s growth to human resilience, noting how trials become beauty and progress. Copyright 1922 by Edgar A. Gucets.
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Independent ticket lines for primary in state election
Fragmentary OCR shows proposed slate with governor candidates Charles Simon Ta, W. P. dncretary Of Mate, Mrs. John Gang and congress candidate BE. Reith. Voters urged to support Independents amid a state primary contest.
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