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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
8
Numerous small items report dances at local venues with bands Empire Four and others, church dinners, and social gatherings. Political notices list candidates for county offices including treasurer and sheriff with appeals for support. Also noted are medical, graduation, and fraternal announcements from Grand Forks and nearby areas.
The North West and South Cork election ballots will be invalidated as counting began and irregularities were detected indicating tampering with the ballots.
Gov A H Burke arrived from Farse to review the parade and tournament held in Grand Forks where blue uniforms and North Dakota pride mark the city. Regular trains will run from Fourth Street and Kilton Avenue at one o'clock to the grounds and will not stop at the depot. Infrastructure work on the Great Northern Walla line along the Thiet River is under way and aims to finish before snowfall. A Croskston party meeting ousted Editor Bydal and Clerk of Court Mine for backing Ira Mills for district judge.
From Park River Jessie Lord From Bowbells B Wiper From Bathgate Joe Lilke From Larimore Allen D Birchenough From Crafton J J Arman From Wales Mr and Mrs W From Devils Lake Fred L Tee From Edinburg Anna M Johnson From Souris Clifford Anderson Herald Want Ada Bring Results
In Washington on June 22 Senator Heflin accused Senator Glass of falsehood in a clash over remarks. Both senators were ordered to sit and Heflin pressed for withdrawal of unparliamentary language. Glass agreed to withdraw his language, ending the incident.
A missing pastor's body weighing 18 pounds has been found in a Wisconsin woods near a 2 mile and a half road. The search noted a khaki uniform and possible identity hints linked to the case as investigators work to confirm the victim.
Fragmentary text reports President Harding about Philippine independence, noting debate on autonomy and future status. Mentions possible replies and positions, with unclear names or dates, reflecting a wartime or postwar context.
Barbara Ewa Novak age 24 married a man named Witte in Riverside Georgia. The notice lists her full name in the license and notes the bride’s age. The report appears from a Herald Want Ads notice segment.
Fragmentary text questions the Nesten administration and ponders supporting the Noesten ticket to avoid past state affairs issues. Mentions Baker and Charet among others, indicating party or factional tension.
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