Grainmen's Union Opens Meeting at Grand Forks
Over 100 Grainmen's Union members gathered at the Grand Forks Commercial Club for the annual convention. Officials expect 340 to 400 members by Thursday as Mayor Wheeler welcomed visitors. President Bruns urged grain grading reform while E J Morrin led an income tax question box. O'Connor of Grand Forks slated to discuss grading laws, with Ladd and Rolley to speak Thursday.
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Grainmen's Union of
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Addreen
G. A. Bruns
Elliott
Association
E. J. Morrin
Minneapolis
J. F. T. O'Connor
EB. F. Ladd
H. J. Rolley
State Agricultural College
Pales Union
Taylor Campaigning for Independents in Grand Forks Co
Taylor, former state superintendent of public instruction, now superintendent of Hankin son schools, is in Grand Forks to campaign for Independent candidates. He plans to speak in Grand Forks County towns including Manuel Mekinock and Thompson, detailing campaign stops and dates.
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Dk Taylor
Hankin
N. D
Grand Forks
Independent
Ecandidates
Manuel, Mekinock
Thompson
Big Picnic at Faddens Grove by Grand Forks Legion
The Grand Forks post of the American Legion plans a big picnic Thursday at Fadden's grove Avilla. Members and friends are invited. A ball game pits the Grand Forks Independents against the Legion team with high hopes for a fast showing. Emard's orchestra will provide evening music and dancing. The forecast calls for favorable weather and a large crowd is expected.
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Grand Forks
American Legion
Fadden's Grove
jArvilla
Legion
Grand Forks Independents
Emard
Orchestra
Burtness Outlines Campaign Tours in Ramsey County
O B Burtness, independent candidate for the Republican congressional nomination, plans three Ramsey county speeches today in Brocket at 1 p.m Lawton at 3 p.m and Edmore at 8 p.m. Tomorrow he will address Hampden at 1 p.m Starkweather at 4 p.m and Devils Lake at 8 p.m. He recently completed a Towner county tour drawing large crowds.
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O. B. Burtne
Ramsey County
Brocket
Lawton
Edmore
Hampden
Starkweather
Devils Lake
Mr. Burtness
Towner County
Alleged Liquor Sellers Waive Hearing in Arraignment
William Fishman and Lee Bruca, arrested last week on liquor selling charges, were arraigned before Justice Phil McLoughlin. They waived examination and were held to the district court with bail set at $500 each.
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William Fishman
Lee Bruca
Phil McLoughlin
McLoughlin
Licenses Required For Soft Drink Stands
A state licensing department letter to Justice Phil McLoughlin says the law requiring soft drink dealers to be licensed will be enforced at farms, circuses, and similar venues. Special licenses for this purpose may be obtained by applying to Justice McLoughlin.
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State
Bismarck
Phil McLoughlin
Justice McLoughlin
Young People Plan Picnic at Greenwood
Ten city organizations will be represented at the Community Picnic by the combined young people's societies on July 1 in Greenwood. Participants include Methodist Bayeran St. Mark's Lutheran and Evangelical churches Y M C A and Y W C A. Picnickers meet at the M C A and Baptist church between 4 30 and 6 30 p m and travel by auto. Each girl brings lunch for herself and one boy. Grand Forks high school band to provide music with representatives from all groups on committees.
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Greenwood
Methodist
Bayeran
St. Mark's Lutheran
Evangelical
Greenwood Park
Grand Forks
The
Peach
Coot
Plan to gather county wool for central sale
The Grand Forks county Woolgrowers association plans a June 28 to July 2 collection period to assemble the county’s wool clip at the Anit man & Taylor warehouse. Farmer sales may improve by central storage with D B Morris leading arrangements for collecting and marketing the wool, including potential local or distant consignments if outside buyers are scarce.
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Grand Forks
Boston
Woolgrow Era’ Association
Troeh Named to American Trap Team for Olympic Games
F M Troeh, son of J H Troeh of Grand Forks and a prominent local trap shooter, has been selected for the American trap shooting team for the Antwerp Olympic Games. He sails next week. Troeh is hailed by many as the world’s greatest trap shooter and holds several medals. Two of his other sons are also noted figures among national trap shooters.
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FM. Troeh
J. H. Troeh
Grand Forks
Antwerp
Young Trosh
Mr. Trosh
Yellow Typhoon at Orpheum with Anne Stewart
Anne Stewart, star of In Old Kentucky, appears at the Orpheum today and tomorrow in the adventure feature Yellow Typhoon, Harold MacGrath's epic tale of a yellow-haired thrill seeker nicknamed the Typhoon. A kittenish purr and tigerish resolve drive her clashes, amid a comedy and Universal News Weekly.
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Anne Stewart
Old Kentucky
Orpheum Theater
Harold MacGrath
Msle
Univorsal News
Paulist Choir to Arrive in Grand Forks Saturday
The Paulist choir led by Father Finn will arrive in Grand Forks Saturday for a concert at the city auditorium under American Legion auspices. Sixty seven choristers will perform a three part program featuring Palestrina, Bach, and modern Russian school works plus folk songs and madrigals. Tenor John Finnegan of St. Paul’s Cathedral, New York, accompanies as soloist for the third part of the program.
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Conte
City
Aus
American Legion
Legion
Grand Forks
Finn
Sparta
Palestrina
John Finnegan
St. Paul's Cathedral
New York
Forkers Win Speedy Game From Drayton
In Drayton North Carolina on June 23 the Grand Forks Fadden Independents defeated the local Drayton team 4 to 2 in a well played contest. Edwards led Grand Forks with a three bagger and hits, Fleming and Ful ton contributed key hits, while Drayton’s Gooslaw and Finch pitched well. The game featured a remarkable bare handed catch by Preegy off Edwards and solid defense that stifled Drayton rallies. The score reflects early Grand Forks scoring, two more in the sixth, and a seventh inning run, with Drayton threatening but left on base.
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Drayton
N. C
Fadden
Grand Forka
Grand Forks
Edwards
Fleming
Drayton Boys
Nelson
Grand Forks Boys
Lubosky
Fulton
Elkund
Subiosky
Cameron
Holler
Doyle
Vieming
Beere
R. H. E. Drayton
Stephen
Drayton, Farneworth and Son
Rephens
Swanson
Hanson
Clowns Key to Circus Fun in Grand Forks Show
The John Robinson circus brings a full troupe of clowns led by Art Adair and Harry LaPearl to Grand Forks on Friday June 25. Clowns are a central, organized part of the program, delivering continuous humor from start to finish. The lineup also features Hodgins rider, Nicholonas on the air, and the Nelson acrobats among other renowned acts.
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Clowna
John Robinson
Grand Forks
Robinson
John Robinson Circus
Masslowning
Art Adair
Harry LaPearl
Olympia
London
Nelson Fami
City League Games Postponed Again Tonight
City league contests scheduled for Thursday night were postponed as players from both teams chose to attend the American Legion event in Arvilia. The M M C and Red River Power Counties were to meet at Dacotah Park, while Herald and American teams were to play at University Field. Minneapolis grain news notes continued to show declines in coarse grains with oats and barley futures moving lower before a late rebound and short covering.
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Adepesecoed
Ak Maul
Aante
American Legion
Arvilia
M. C
Red River Power Couties
Dacotah Perk
Herald
University Leid
Minneapolis Gnain
Minneapolis
Eenrish News
Dows
River Tures
Berey
Kem Shriners Parade Draws 360000 In Portland
The Kem temple band patrol and drum corps joined a Shrine Parade through Portland streets, starting at 9 30 am and ending after 12 15 pm. The four mile march drew about 360 000 spectators with 85 patrols 77 bands and many drum corps totaling over 10 000 uniformed participants. Major Weinabecker led the Kem delegation and Fargo’s Bi Zagel temple also shone while North Dakota ties were noted.
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Portland
Ore
Kem Temple
Kem
Weinabecker
Bi Zagel Temple
Fargo
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Geo. Bo Winship
Mallory Picnic Marks East Side Church Event
Bethel Presbyterian church at Mallory hosts its annual picnic Thursday at George Lee Grove two miles east. A noon dinner, a strong afternoon program, and bagpipe solos by Dr. Wilson are planned. East Grand Forks boys will play Mallory’s baseball team in the afternoon.
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Bethel Presbyterian Church
Mallory
George Lee Grove
Marais
Atallory
Wilson
Jafternoon
East Grand Forks
East Side Briefs Include Local Court Fines and Visits
George Peter heads to Crookston for a few days visit with friends and relatives. Several residents are noted for business visits, auctions, and upcoming meetings. Gambling arrests of Wallace Warden Harry Bubendorf and Eudore Goyedde are recorded with fines. John Brant goes to Crookston for jury duty. Upcoming events include Grand Marais Ladies Aid auction, Dekan Arvida Camp Fire ceremony, and a mail carriers exam at the post office.
Mrs Winter Elected President of Women’s Federation of Clubs
Mrs T G Winter of Minneapolis was chosen president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs at the biennial convention. Officers named include first vice president Mrs W S Jenings, second vice president Mrs J R Schermerhorn, auditor Mrs H A Guild, recording secretary Mrs Adam Weiss, and treasurer Mrs B B Clark. Winter urged unity to advance peace patriotism and women’s political power through coordinated national work.
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Des Moines
Laws
Mra
T. G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mra. W. 8
Jenines
Florida
J. R. Schermerhorn
New Jersey
Mra. H. A. Guild
Arisona
Adam Weiss
Colorado
B. B. Clark
Red Oak
Iowa
Mra Winter
Federaion
Fire destroys seven story Baltimore building and four others
Baltimore Md June 23 Fire early this morning wrecked the seven story building at 37 Hopkins Place and spread to four other structures. The damage, according to insurance men, will likely reach 1,000,000.
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Baltimore
Hopkine Place
Seventeen Negroes Held In Murder Case In Missouri
In Bt Joseph Missouri police detectives raided South St Joseph negro rooming houses and detained seventeen negro men and women for investigation of a decapitated young woman found at Lake Contrary last week. Iron bedstead parts found near the scene match bed rails from the victim.
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Bt. Joseph
South St Joseph
Lake Contrary
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Taylor
Grand Forks CO
J. Lander
Fadden’s Grove
Burtness
Panovitz
Grand Fores, N. D
Association of Growers
F. M. Troeh
Orpheum
Pembina County
Clarice
KEM Shriners
East Side
Lee Grove
East Side Briefs
George Peter
Crookston
Henry Wavra of
Staples
Wallace Warden
Harry Bubendorf
Eudore Goyedde
D. J. McDonald
Warden
John Brant
Gladys Moriarity
Rudal Mercantil, Co
Mary Bright
Beatrice Fiske
Lake Schamnaw
Grand Marais Ladies’ Aid
Jim Peterson
Dekan Arvida
Misa Winnifred Nelson
Elmer Sherdahl
George Snyder
Wm. Wolf and
Gladys Cressen
New Walden, Minn
Q. A. Thoreson Home
Post Ofice
Mrs
Bob Windus
Menry Connelly
St. Paul
G. F. Norton
Fargo, N. D
Isaac
T. B. Anthony
John Anthony
John Morand
Lockin
Hheir
Moebeck
Eunice Adams
Max, N. D
Winter
Women’s Federation of Clubs
Bao
Missouri
Lewis Bros.pure Food CO
Crookston-Minn
Phe U
Hood River
Paris
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