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Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

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State military probe of mine massacre under way

A state military board led by Major General Milton Foreman opened an inquiry into the Lester mine massacre at Herrin Illinois. The probe aims to uncover why local officials failed to act, why coroner inquests were not held, and why deputies and troops were not dispatched despite escalating violence and calls for aid. The investigation will tour the affected areas and may compel testimony from officials and residents.

Associated Celpt Milton Foreman Ierrin Len Small Black Chicago Waukegan Ill Foreman Howjer Ma~chinery Buhte Williamson County Herrin Associated Presa Lester Mine Milton Foreimmen Erand Iter Min Sherry Thaxton Deeda Treqoes Sovermor Ars! Foreman Bie Locke

Governor Small Not Guilty by Jury Today

The jury in Waukegan Illinois found Governor Len Small not guilty after one hour and thirty five minutes of deliberation. Cheers erupted as verdict announced and photographers captured the scene outside the Lake County courthouse.

Small Associated Press Waukegan Ill Len Small Lake County Court House

Recognition of Soviet Refused Again by AFL

The Associated Press reports the American Federation of Labor again refuses recognition of the Soviet government. The note underscores continuing opposition in labor circles to formal acknowledgment of the Soviet state.

William Rockefeller Dies at 81 Brother of John D Rockefeller

William Rockefeller, head of the New York Standard Oil chapter from 1865 to 1911, died at Rockwood Hall North Rockland after a long illness. He was 81, had suffered a heavy cold during rains, and his death followed widespread public interest over his health and the famous family legacy. The elder Rockefeller was known for civic life and philanthropy, though William’s gifts were far smaller, with a noted contribution to Wellesley College. The Rockefeller family gathered at his deathbed as doctors supervised the end.

William Rockefeler Magnate John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Rockwood Hall North W. J. Rol Ware Mr. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company of New York Sta Eatab William Ee Amer William Rockefeller Congressional Committee Money Trust Anander Fifth Avenue Tarrytown Broadway Neagan Bahama Inlands Joky Island Lar America John D Oll Richford Noga County William John Cleveland New York Company Ansfers Wellesley College Reo

O Connor Urges Votes For Independent State Ticket

J F T O Connor of Grand Forks urges support for an independent state ticket in the North Dakota primary. He argues the June primary matches the November election in importance and condemns party leadership, citing past Montana politics and urging voters to back Governor Nestos and fusion candidates for unity and sound governance.

J. F. T. O’connor Democracie T. O'Connor Grand Forks United States Cen Jmaries North R. A. Nestos Tekce Jamestown Varias Independent Montana Democratic Party League Itata U. S Henry Lee Myers Ravocat Swan Ria Fenstor Myers Torney Sveinbjorn Johnson Agriculture and Labor Joseph A. Kitchen Wan Inter Nestos Saimao

Evidence in Bloom case is collected in Fargo

Fargo North Dakota June 24 Attorney General Eveinbjorn Johnson passed through Fargo en route to New Borchford to speak at noon. He praised results from St Paul investigations by the game and fish board and the Kidder county land deal. He criticized attempts to inject politics into the case while pending in court. He defended deposition procedures as lawful and fair, noted witnesses leaving for vacations, and pointed out Bloom’s activity in earlier meetings and at a St Paul bank. He questioned Judge Cole's order and stressed the state's rights in pretrial procedures.

Fargo N. C Eveinbjorn Johnson New Borchford St. Paul Game and Fish Board Kidder County North Dakota Bloom Alo St. Pal Pettibone Cole Minnesota Bismarck

ALEX M KENZIE TO BE BURIED IN BISMARCK SUNDAY

Bismarck North Dakota June 24 Barisal of Alexander McKeage will take place here tomorrow according to the committee in charge of the arrangement. The body will arrive at 6 Paul at Armugements are being made for it to be in state in the part of the present territorial capitol building which was the North Dakota's history.

Bismarck N. D Alexander McKeage Paul

Four-Power Pact Approved by Jap Privy Council

The article reports the approval of a four power pact by the Japanese Privy Council. It notes weather outlook for the Great Lakes region with generally fair conditions, possible late-week thunderstorms, and normal temperatures. The text is a damaged OCR fragment with unclear date and sources.

JAP Privy Council Great Lakes

Bank Robbery Suspects Held in North Dakota Jail

Two men, Philip Perry of Cando New Jersey and John Adams of Warroad Minnesota, are jailed in Thief River Falls on North Dakota charges tied to the Lamb National Bank robbery and a Michigan murder. They deny Michigan ties, claim to be elsewhere. Authorities in Red Lake Falls and Pennington County are pursuing leads, with detectives checking Bisbee hotels for Wednesday night movements.

Axséumied Press Thief River Falls Minn Philip Perry Cando N. J John ‘Adams Warroad North Dakota Fred Bergen Lamb National Bank Michigan N. D Bisbee Perry Red" McCarthy Adams John Menzel W. J. LaBree Pennington County Red Lake Falla Theo. Quale Great Northern Columbia Wee Pepe Pala Inquirten Raneeky Arroad

Carnival Policeman Slain In Minot Hotel Shooting

Archer D Poole an attache of a carnival company was shot and died in St Josephs hospital. J Starar a policeman fired after a door was opened at the West hotel in Minot North Dakota. Three women tied to the case Nellie Sprague Jesse Gibson L G Middleton were arrested for immorality charges. An inquest is set for this afternoon.

Minot Archer D. Pople Carnival J. Starar Sharer St. Joseph's Hospital Jem Sharar Poole Delaware Ohio Pollee Weat Sherar Paulé Ponto Toole Bo'h Ing Mrn L. G. Middleton Poole Wan Jeese Gibson Mise Nellie Sprague Toay

Wu Ting Fang Death Report Confirmed in Amos China

Amos China June 24 confirmation arrives by telegraph from Canton that Wu Ting-Fang former minister to Washington and Sun Yat Sen ally in the southern republican government is dead. Wu held influential posts and was noted for diplomacy.

Amos China Wu Ting-Fang Washington Sun Yat-Ben Southern Republican Telch Canton

Assassination of German Foreign Minister Rathenau

Berlin reports that Dr Walter Rathenau German minister of foreign affairs was shot and killed as he left his Grunewald residence en route to the foreign office. The assailant fled in a car after the fatal volley and a grenade explosion. Police and firing squads pursued the likely escape route.

Berlin Associated Preas Walter Rathenau Grunewald Foreign Office Asmssin Rathenau Forelen Dr. Rathewau Alanson B. Houghton Dr. Rathenau Karl Helfferich Reichstag Panneline Rhineland Saar Valley Wirth Commission On Taxation Helfferich Dr. Helfferich Reichatag Reienster Dr. Rathen Hout‘e the

Minot pastors exonerate governor in bootleg charges

A signed statement from three Minot pastors exonerates Governor R A Neston from bootlegging related charges. The message, dated June 83, 198%, names Rev O L Jetson, Rev J R Michaelson, Rev M Peterson and Reverend Ranard Keely, endorsing the sentiments expressed by J Minot readers and the Grand Forks Herald.

Herald Minot R. A. Neston Nonpartisan League Prees N. Dak Grand Forks Herald Grand Forks P. W. Erickson G.lacey -White T. F. Guilikson O. L. Jetson United Lutheran Church J. R. Michaelson Zion Lutheran Church M. Peterson D.D Swedish’ Lutheran Church Ranard E.keely Congregational Church

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