City Briefs Show Local Happenings and Notices
Local ads note Moe for rent in Northwentac and Neel Bank building inquiries. Frederick Cafe offers notable noonday luncheons by chef Alsen. Emard's orchestra plays at Kredals Grove and Riverside Park hosts daily coffee and snacks. Street sign requests, club adjournment for speaker William Langer, and various dances and gatherings listed. Three marriage licenses issued. veterans and youths discussed. local arrests and police activity reported.
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Alsen
Frederick
Vance
Kredals Grove
Emard
Beetyboney
Bel
Commercial Club
Eeneate
Ad Club
Frederick Hotel
William Langer
Col
Pee
Town events and notices mix in county and city reports
Readable items describe local events including auditorium meetings, parade preparations in Portland, a Grand Forks man shot on a tray, and liquor charges in court. Also notes Ada Russell's Ohio death, Crary family travel, and a postponed booster automobile tour due to weather.
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Youle
Eliyaril
Grand Forks
Olymplexgamen
Tee “Brute
Willian
Istrict
Former Grand Forks Woman Ada Kittredge Russell Dies
Mrs Ada Kittredge Russell formerly of Grand Forks died June 11 in Ohio during a visit to friends. Heart trouble and complications caused her death. She had left Grand Forks about fifteen years ago to reside in New York City. She will be remembered by old friends as Ada Hyslop.
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Ada
Kittredge Russell
W. I Fuller
Belmont Avenue
Russell
Ohio
Grand Forks
Fifeen
New York City
L&w
Ada Hyslop
DEMS FORESEE DISCORD OVER LIQUOR ISSUE AT CONVENTION
San Francisco June 23 Delegates and party chiefs converge for the national convention amid bone dry faction tension over Prohibition. Postmaster General Burleson signals a Volstead act modification while Bryan leads the drys. Unit rule and McAdoo withdrawal add to the potential deadlock as nominations and platform fate loom.
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San Francisco
Cal
Burleson
Court of Appeals
Suport
Bryan
William J. Bryan
W. Bourke Cochran
Ni York
Carter Glass
Cummings
T Oday
William G. McAdoo
Arayal
McAdoo
North Dakota Woman Killed in Detroit Minn Train Collision
Mrs. Mary Cure, 32, of Amenia North Dakota, died when a automobile she rode in was struck by a Soo Line train near Detroit Minn. Three of her four children and her father in law, A. E Cure, were slightly injured. Additionally, Chicago market notes report butter and meat price movements with steady edge and higher poultry values.
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Detroit
Minn
Mary Cure
Amenia
N. D
Soo Line
Were
A. E Cure
Riots Continue in Londonderry Amid Siege and Barricades
June 23 Londonderry reports ongoing combat between Unionist and Nationalist factions. Barricades rise, continuous gunfire. Casualty figures unavailable. bodies seen in Bishop Street. Military passive as police besieged, rumors of Sinn Fein and Irish volunteers involvement. Town isolated. departures under way. Separate Dublin note: railway mutiny persists as police board trains with troops refused.
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Londonderry
Bishop Street
Walter
Dublin
Cloughjordan
Nominated by Minnesota Republicans in late returns
Mayor L C Hodgson of St Paul led R W Hargadine by more than 6000 votes as precincts reported. Seventh district Rev O J Kyale won for Nonpartisan League, defeating Rep A JVolstead. Ellsworth not seeking renomination in Second district. Carranza death report claims suicide. Herrero cites body wounds and cart ridges. Wimbledon upset as US champ William Johnston loses to J C Parke in second round.
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L. C. Hodgson
St. Paul
R. W. Hargadine
Congress
J. Kyale
Bensor
A. J. Volstead
F. F. Ellsworth
Rail Way Brotherhoods May Authorize Big Strike Soon
Rail road unions threaten a nationwide walkout if wage demands are not met. Chicago Yardmen and United Enginemen leaders call a mass meeting for Friday night to explain the strike plan and the broader railroad crisis. The movement traces to January, with a national strike action in April, and officials from engineers firemen conductors and trainmen groups prepare to confer in Chicago.
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P| Brotherhood
Beni
Chicago
Northwestern
Joan G. Runan
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Harold W. Reading
United Enginemen's Association
Airerage Vacationiatx
Ft Tx
Jandars
Ohio
Geokeate
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Moe
Riverside Park
C. Joffrey
Adv
Opticak
RC. McAllen
Phono
Dakota Pharmae
Plenic Toaay
Plenka Alesbeing Aia “Yh
Abarvoas Ie Farmers Club
J. G. Brundin
Oregon
Walnut
Northweater’ National Bank
Officer's Popular Orchestra
Ardoch
Minto Bowery
Bachelor's Grove
Ort
Manvel
Rav
Workman Order
Huth and DeMers
Hoo Hospital
T. W
Rorko
Browning
Mont
Fern F. Carothera
A. ©. Holter
Neble’ M. Wheeler
Grand Works
Reginald ‘Thurlow
Alexander
Edna Tops
Ernest
David Smith
U. S. Army
Coast‘artillery
Witliam
Tearstone
Woolthrowers ‘Association
Kem Shriners
Portland
Ramsey County
B. J. Taylor
Grand Forks County
American Legion
Fadden's Frey
Graspmen's Union
Ada Russell
LONG
DaMers
Tadiaton
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Jeannette, Pa
Som Joseph'Ma
DeMers Ave
DEMS
League of Nations
North Dakota
Madhem
Pantorium
Lorraine Ginghams
Sumter
Trevon
Garnenia
Enner & Beg
Minnesota
Mexico City
Ernesto Herrero
Rodolfo Herrero
Carranzas
Carranza
William M. Johnston
California
United States
J.” JC
Parke
Pittabyrs
Ceri Tate Eiganty
Sa Pate Lodge
McElroy’s
Menry Peterson
E. Allen
Ole Hovice
THE
Northwestern Plumbing & Heating Company
Warner
Rample
Safe Remedies CO
Rochester
Dacotah
Jerry D. Bacon
I, Bak
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