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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1922

Page

9

First Round Tennis Action In City MCA Tourney Delays Expected

The MCA tennis tournament opened last Saturday and aims to finish the first round tonight with two matches in the second frame on tap. Weather favors play and the schedule calls for all first round matches to be decided by Wednesday, with the second round by Friday. Notable results include Reidy losing to Coon 6-3 9-7 and Haagensen beating Erhardt 6-0 6-2. F. Yoder advanced by default as Vaaler left the city.

Reidy Coon Haagensen Erhardt Hofte Watson Thompson Robertson

Senator McCumber for North Dakota in Senate election

Urges North Dakotans to reelect Senator McCumber as United States Senator for North Dakota. Highlights his chairmanship of the Senate Finance Committee, long experience, and value on tariff legislation and the St. Lawrence Waterway Project. Endorses voting for McCumber on June 28.

Senate Committee On Finance United States Senate McCumber Dakota North Dakota St. Lawrence

North Dakota Ballot Clash Shapes State Vote

State voters weigh lines between Nestos and Townley options as independent forces face partisan mobilization. Analysis notes Nestos advantage but warns of primary split and party cues, with emphasis on governance over factional interests. Big stakes overshadow local hobbies and personal triumphs in the contest.

North Dakota Grand Forks Nestos Hicket Nestos

Overly Ball Club Shuts Out Willow City

Overly, North Dakota. On Monday night the Overly baseball club shut out the Willow City gang by a score of 419. The Willow City professionals were outclassed by the local home club. Batteries: For Overly Monkman and Brandi, for Willow City Laundry Lizzole and Syk Clark Crisiinhs senators have found La tuch jobbying to slick in the frst division.

Overly N. D Willow City Gang Willow City Professionals Monkman Aid Brandi Willow City Laundry Lizzole Syk Clark Crisiinhs Senators la Tuch Slick

St Hilaire Falls To Thief River Falls In Close Baseball Clash

St Hilaire Minn June 27 The St Hilaire baseball club suffered its first home defeat in five years as Thief River Falls edged ahead 19 to 18. Enghe pitched for St Hilaire with Nelson catching while Fedroff hurled for Thief River Falls with Steinoff behind the plate. In golf and tennis results, Oscar Heen beat Jack Taylor in the shortstop tournament for the M G Olson prize, and J Bacon defeated J Bertram.

St. Hilaire Minn Thief River Falls Enghe Nelson Whiile Fedroff Steinoff J . Bacon M. G. Olson Oscar Heen Jack Taylor J. M. Bacon J. Bertram Bacon Heen Shirt Schlosser J.F. T. O'Connor Art Emard J. D. Bacon Theo. Thompson W. A. McIntyre C. '. Ross

Hanks Delivers No-Hit Shutout Against Wildrose Sunday

Hanks, N. D., June 27. Hanks shut out the fast Wildrose ball team 4 to 0 in a rapid game. Polling pitched a no-hit no-run nine-inning contest with nine strikeouts as only two Wildrose runners advanced past first base. The Hanks squad has now shut out Grenora and Plentywood in prior games, signaling a hard-hitting pitching habit.

Northwood N. C Hatton Trueman Teie Fiedler Williams Mastrud Peterson Edston O'Harrow Vo Fiedler Croake Thompson N. du Juno Shelly Erickson O 'Tromness M. Grothe M. Moe C E Tromness Grosfield Keee Falstad Bergland Gunderson Wolertson Messen RH Blake Ib. A A. PO. E. Uw Houck Brown BD Dawson McGovern Creed Wolfe BP Econeaes Simon McLaughlin Rt. Totty U Grenora Plentywood Wildrose Hanks

Campaign To Enlist 10,000,000 In Clean Life Movement

Chicago on June 27 the National Anti Cigarette league launched a drive to enroll ten million recruits pledging abstinence from alcohol cigarettes and tobacco and to lead a clean moral life Misa Lucy Page Gaston league superintendent and other leaders will attend meetings with educators religious and welfare workers to promote the campaign plans call for local committees of 100 members.

Chicago Clean Life Movement National Anti-Cigarette League Misa Lucy Page Ggston

Construction of cradle for next airship started

Lakehurst New Jersey June 27 Construction of the cradle to hold the 2R-1 the next addition to the American dirigible fleet has been started at the naval air station It is expected that the keel of the airship which will be 700 feet long 85 feet in diameter with a gas capacity of 2 700 000 cubic feet will be laid within a few weeks and that the dirigible will be ready for trial flights in about ten months The ZR-1 will have a lifting capacity of 85 tons with 2100 horsepower Liberty motors giving a cruising speed of 500 miles an hour and a maximum speed of 75 miles an hour A cruising radius 9 000 miles without refilling the gas bag is expected.

Lakehurst N. J

Wisconsin Democrats seek end to 27 years of GOP rule

Milwaukee June 27 The Associated Press says Democrats push for political housecleaning as Wisconsin parties face a GOP era spanning 27 years of state offices. Thomas Kearney temporary chairman of the Democratic state conference tells delegates that Republican control has near bankruptcy while praising Democrats for national achievements and urging efforts to take Wisconsin from GOP hands. He references taxes and broad distress under GOP governance.

Milwaukee Associated Press Wisconsin Republican Party Thomas Kearney Democratic State Conference Democratic Party Nnational Kearney Ola Jefferson Erickson Milena

Administration to Offer New Plan to Miners

The article notes a coal strike ending but rail traffic remains tight. Only small coal tonnage moves and mine stocks are low for next winter, with a predicted jump of 100,000 carloads weekly once the strike ends. Chicago shipments fell 50,000 to 160,000 carloads below last year, signaling ongoing car shortages. Retailers warn soft coal prices will rise on July 1, eliminating hopes for cheaper coal this year.

Chicago

Southern man 111 years old known for large family

Willd Platte La June 27 August Johnson, 111, married four times and father of 36 children with many grandchildren, oldest 92 and youngest 22. In good health, self described non user of tobacco, served in home guards, not in Civil War.

Willd Platte August Johnson Lousiana Mr. Johnson Johnson Home Guards

Walsh County Court Has Heavy Calendar, Will Meet Thursday

Walsh County district court in Grafton opens June 29 with a calendar of 29 civil and 10 criminal cases. Officers include Judge W. J Kneeshaw and State's Attorney J. B. Nevin. Local lawyers listed for Grafton Park River Minto. An unrelated note reports a Chinese mortuary tablet installation at the Art Institute in Chicago detailing Shaka Buddha and Bodhisattvas.

Walsh County Court Grafton N. D Second Judicial District Walsh County W. J Kneeshaw J. B. Nevin Thomas J. Hood F. A. Mack Helen Huston John L. Cashel, Jr H. C. Depuy Joel Myers Gray & Myers H. W. Phelps Swiggum & Swiggum Nevin & Greenberg Park River T. J. Cahil H. F. King G. W. Young Minto H. Gavere Chicago Art Institute

Wind Storm Causes Major Farm Damage in Bottineau Co

Westhope North Dakota June 27 A violent wind storm likely a twister swept across Bottineau county damaging barns and sheds on about 25 farms. estimated losses near 100000 with some farms hit hard. No injuries reported though several houses suffered damage. damages also noted to rye crops in Egeland and surrounding areas with large hail. Insurance coverage cited for most building losses.

Westhope N. C Lansford Bottineau County Ere Clark Wyman Frank Henry W. B. Parker Harry Bander Tom Galvins Egeland Towner

WOUNDED VET DIES AFTER FIFTY OPERATIONS IN WAR

Catawissa Pa June 27 Herbert McCarty 28 a veteran of the seventy-ninth division died after four years of illness from wounds received just before the armistice. He endured nearly fifty operations twenty four major with the loss of fourteen ribs part of a shoulder blade and a collar bone. Washington June 26 Colonel Kinsey W Walker named acting director of the finance division to succeed Brig General Lord when the patter ages and budget bureau head. Dependable pitching noted as Cardinals seek run support with the wi count.

Catawissa Herbert McCarty McCarty Washington Kinsey W. Walker Finance Division War Department Lord Budget Bureau Weeks

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