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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1922

Page

7

Prince David of Balkash Revealed in London Visit

In London a mysterious figure saved from arrest by a cabinet minister's secretary is revealed as Prince David of Balkash, exiled after a Balkan revolution. He faces assassination plots as workers and agents move through Virginia Martin's circle and the Grundy factory tensions rise.

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Houses Speak Through Windows in Rhymed Verse Wonder

A poem about houses as living storytellers, each with eyes and voices that reveal joy, sorrow, and daily life through the panes. The piece compares homes to people, hinting at personal tales seen in windows and imagined conversations with passersby.

Grand Forks Herald subscription and address notice

Public notice from the Grand Forks Herald outlines subscription rates for morning and evening editions, carrier delivery, and by mail. It includes pricing, advance payment terms, and guidance on changing the newspaper address for readers in Grand Forks and East Grand Forks.

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Rights and property in Illinois coal strike violence

In a sharp critique of the Illinois mining district murders the speaker questions whether individuals may lawfully use own property and receive protection. The piece condemns local and state failures and calls for federal action to curb the same lawless spirit seen in the coal strike.

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City urges weed cutting on streets and vacant lots

Weeds have grown rapidly this season and mar the city’s appearance. Officials warn owners to cut and burn tall growth or face city action and cost recovery. Street crews will continue removing weeds along streets and public areas to restore road and curbside conditions.

Debate Over Bishop Brissman Report In State Politics

The text contrasts criticism of the Bishop Brissman report with Senator Baker’s assertion that it is substantially correct. Baker, a former senator, says the report aligns with findings from the senate investigating committee, which was not biased against the Nonparcnay league. The piece questions the report’s truth and its political usefulness.

Bishop Brissman League Baker Senate Senate Investigating Committee

Planning For The Future At University Of North Dakota

The State Board of Administration reviews an architect plan for a long term layout of North Dakota University grounds. It envisions east and west campus buildings around a central open space with admin offices toward the south and replacing obsolete structures while expanding modern ones as demand grows. The plan aims for a permanent master layout to guide costly future construction, drawing comparisons with Chicago and Toronto waterfront projects that could have been saved with earlier comprehensive planning.

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Baker speech defends Bank of North Dakota funds use

State Senator Baker spoke in Grand Forks arguing that state funds and their interest are the people’s money and that operating costs for the Bank of North Dakota come from interest on public funds, not tax money. He praised the Home Building law but called its administration indefensible and urged voters to choose candidates best for state interests on election day.

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