Burtness to Address GOP Rally in Grand Forks Tonight
B Burtness of Grand Forks will wind up his campaign for the Republican nomination for congress in North Dakota first district with an outdoor meeting on Alpha avenue between the Hotels Dacotah and Frederick at eight tonight. Paul Griffith presides and the Grand Forks city band will provide music. If rain prevents the outdoor event the gathering moves to the city hall council chamber.
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B. Burtness
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Alpha Avenue
Dacotah
Frederick
Paul Grifith
Burtness
Grandin
Cass County
Great Northern
Fargo
J. M. Baer
Townley
Congress
Bankruptcy Hearing Not Held for People's Supply Company
The hearing on solvency for People's Supply Co was not held today but action may come within a day or two. Sveinbjorn Johnson federal referee said an application to Judge C. F. Amidon asks to call a creditors meeting to assess finances and a possible composition settlement. Judge Amidon’s decision is expected soon. Creditors from Twin Cities had filed an involuntary petition, and John Vallely was appointed temporary receiver.
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Sveinbjorn Johnson
Msfe
C. F. Amidon
Fargo
Johnson
Oday
Amidon
Twin City
People's Supply Company
John Vallely
City Election Closes At Five O Clock
Supplies for the special city election are being sent to polling places by city auditor Charles Evanson. Polls will open at 8 p.m. and close at 5 p.m. A ballot for or against the commission form of government cannot be accepted after 5 p.m.
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Charles Evanson
Evanson
Rotary Club Holds Weekly Luncheon at Dacotah Hotel
The Rotary Club held a regular noon luncheon at the Dacotah hotel. Members participated in an informal discussion on general organizational matters with no formal program.
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Rotary Club
Dacotah
Absent Voters May Get Ballot This Evening
County auditor's office opens this afternoon for absent ballots and from 7 to 9 PM this evening as stated by Mr. Anderson. Registered party members must request their party ballot on primary day, while new voters may swear in to vote a party ballot. Initiative and referendum, non political, judiciary, school and county ballots may be cast regardless of registration.
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Anderson
Herald and American Teams Set for Evening Baseball
Two city league games scheduled for 6:30 pm feature YMCA versus Red River Power at University Field and Herald and American teams facing off at Dacotah Park. Rival newspaper squads draw local interest as they clash for the first time in this week’s lineup.
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YM. C. A
Red River Power Company
University Field
Herald
American
Dacotah Park
R. & R. Stars
Stars
Dacotan Park
Portland Man Recovers from Poison Attack Amid Despair
Abe Baum of Portland Ore is resting comfortably after attempting suicide by taking poison. He was found beside a road south of the city and admitted to a local hospital. Authorities cite despondency over financial matters as the motive behind the act.
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Abe Baum
Portland
Ore
Baum
Boy Scout Council Formed Here in Grand Forks
A city hall meeting decided to organize a Grand Forks council of the Boy Scouts of America in the fall. F H Zeller gave the keynote, with J B Drury and Rev Father McCool speaking. FN Wells named temporary chairman and H Mayne Stanton temporary secretary. Local churches fraternities and businesses urged to participate in forming a first class council.
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Scout Council
Grand Forks
Boy Scouts of America
F. H. Zeller
J. B. Drury
Father McCool
FN. Wells
H. Mayne Stanton
Women Voters Attention On Upcoming Ballots
The Herald reports many inquiries from women about offices they can vote for in the Wednesday elections. A special ballot in the state primary lists candidates for state superintendent of public instruction, county superintendent of schools, and county surveyor with the only contest in state superintendent. A second ballot for the city election covers adoption of the commission form of government and will be issued for voting from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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the Herald
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Superintendent of Schools
Commission
Ansel Peterson Is Benedict On Thursday
Mrs. K H Johnson announces the marriage of her daughter Alice Burnette to Ansel Clarence Peterson in Fargo on Thursday June 24 Rev Runs vold officiated. The couple will reside in Grand Forks where they are well known. The bride attended local schools and grew to womanhood in the city. The groom is connected with the local post office and the Petersons have lived at Detroit Lake since their marriage.
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K. H. Johnson
Cheyenne Avenue
Alice Burnette
Ansel Clarence Peterson
Anna Peterson
North Fourth Street
Fargo
Runsvold
Grand Forks
Ofice
Peterson
Detroit Lake
Film at Met Opens at 7 15 P M Tonight
The Right to Happiness at the Metropolitan will start at 7 15 rather than 7 30 due to the film’s length. The change affects tonight’s screening times and is intended to accommodate the feature.
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Met
Metropolitan
Station Increases Record with June Enlistments
The local recruiting station enlisted three more recruits today, bringing June total to twenty one including a probationary case awaiting prior service records. Enlistees were H. P. Baiar E. W. Marten and F. F. Riddel. Grand Forks station aims to outpace all district stations if this pace continues.
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H. P. Baiar
E. W. Marten
F. F. Riddel
Grand Forks
Osnabrook Man Dies At Local Hospital
Gunder Nelson of Osnabrook North Dakota aged 87, a Cavalier county pioneer, died at a local hospital after being brought to Grand Forks for stomach trouble surgery. Remains shipped to Osnabrook for funeral. Survived by widow and seven children: Roy Nelson Cedar Rapids Iowa. Mrs Carl Iverson Grand Forks. Mrs Alice French Cashmere Washington. Effie Leon and Walter Nelson Osnabrock.
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Gunder Nelson
Osnabrook
N.D
Cavalier County
Nelson
Grand Forks
Roy Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carl Iverson
Alice French
Cashmere
Wash
Effie
Leon
Walter Nelson
Osnabrock
No Action Taken On Law School Dean Post At State University
President Thomas F. Kane returned from Bismarck after talks with the state board of administration on university matters. The proposed appointment of a new dean for the law department to succeed Dean G. F. Wells was discussed but kept in abeyance on Kane's recommendation.
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State Law School
Thomas F. Kane
The
State University
Bismarck
State Board of Administration
Law Department
G. F. Wells
Kane
Southern Provinces Reunited With The Rest Of The Nation
Reports from Shanghai indicate the northern and southern Chinese governments near end of negotiations forecasting reunion of all provinces except two with northern China. Southern leaders weary of military extortions in the south and Los Angeles based forces seek settlement. Final Olympic tryouts in Boston July 17 mentioned alongside athletics.
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Quang Se
Quang Tung
Canton
Philadelphia
Bancroft
New York Nationals
Cutshaw
Brooklyn
Washington
China
Shanghai
Los Angeles
Boston
Quan Tung
Pussyfoot Johnson Sees Ruthless World Ahead
Chicago reports William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot predicts global prohibition. He argues dry America will outcompete manufacturing nations and travel to Minneapolis to campaign under the Anti-Saloon League. Johnson says death to any wet plank in the coming platform and plans to return to England by September.
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Chicago
America
Demon Rum
William E. “Pussyfoot
Johnson
Minneapolis
Pussyfoot
England
Springfield
Anti- Saloon League of America
John Barleycorn
Democratic Party
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