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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
A 1922 page discusses the flapper era as a temporary extreme with a pendulum swing toward a saner youth era, noting past reversals. It also analyzes Mexico’s path to potential U.S. recognition tied to a foreign loan agreement and possible concessions amid ongoing negotiations and the need for postwar stabilization.
Ben W. Hooper chairman of the United States railway wage board urges the public to insist that rail distribution serve life, not be ruled by labor or capital. He says the final outcome rests on public judgment and warns both sides to yield to common sense or risk losing confidence of the nation.
The article argues that selecting precinct committeemen is crucial in the primary election. It warns that a Nonpartisan League majority could seize party machinery, regardless of overall election results. It urges Independents to organize in every precinct to back a single committeeman candidate to prevent league control. It mentions Bill Lemke as a hypothetical state chairman example.
Reports out of Paris describe a revived cult practicing the Black Mass, a topic tied to medieval superstitions. The piece references Gilles De Retz and alleged satanic rites, noting past executions and the Chamber Ardente investigations under Louis XIV, while suggesting current Parisian activity is likely a blasphemous fad lacking genuine terror.
In a tense scene David reveals his true identity as Balkan prince Halkemand. He and Israel Blackman foil a plot by Langrode to force him to renounce the frontier claim, while Virginia's loyalties and family tensions complicate the dinner. David must vow to keep Balkan borders secure or face danger.
The text notes a king cutting expenses in a London like manner. It describes him appealing to loyal subjects to recognize his efforts to economize. It mentions a plan to close a revival building as part of cost reductions.
Minot voters face a clash of claims as three local pastors publish a signed statement denying any truth to bootlegger allegations against R A Nestos. They oppose the Courier-News push led by Wilkes Lemke, urging support for Nestos and his administration.
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