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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
7
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A Northern Dakota commentary links the Werner creamery loss to the I L Nonpartisan League. The piece argues a return to party control would risk millions in Grand Forks mill and elevator funds, citing past mismanagement and alleged legal violations by league officials. It frames the issue as a warning about political gains harming farmers and public finances.
The North Dakota American Legion holds its annual convention in Devils Lake marking the fourth state gathering since Bismarck. The report notes the Legion’s growth from an experimental group to a structured state institution and credits members for recent success while pointing to internal challenges ahead.
The article notes General Leonard Wood will import sixty new teachers to Philippine schools. It recalls Taft's belief that American civilization should spread via education and suggests Wood will favor schooling over bayonets, aligning with prior successes of state schooling efforts.
The article surveys Moscow’s rumored three man rule with J V Stalin Leo Kameneff and A I Rykoff and notes uncertainty over its stabilizing effect. It contrasts Roman triads Caesar Pompey Crassus and Octavian Antony Lepidus, warning a power balance may yield one dominant figure. It also mentions Hague discussions and the navy case against Endiga L Olmstead.
London drama unfolds as Mr David by E Phillips Oppenheim, a mysterious arranger known as Mr David, is saved from arrest by a cabinet minister's secretary. An interview exposes David as the exiled Prince of Balkantland, living in England to study labor conditions while revolutionaries pursue him.
A fragmented excerpt shows a beef with a boss about a hat and someone else taking it. The narrator, irritated, complains about being hung up and collecting dust. A janitor replies plainly to wear the hat regardless of appearance.
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