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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

5

Three Hundred Women Attend Dem Convention

San Francisco June 30 Mrs William H England of Oklahoma a Vasuar graduate and mother of six leads Oklahoma delegates among over 300 women at the Democratic national convention. Other notable delegates include Mrs Richard L White and Mrs Hughene B Lawson tracing Cherokee and Delaware ancestry, Laura Clay Elizabeth Marbury and Mary E Foy.

San Francisco Willam H. England Oklahoma Vasuar Chicago Richard L. White Georgia Sequoyah Hugene Elizabeth Marbury New York United States France Belgium Italy League of Catholic Women John Sherwin Crosby Texas Percy Pennybacker California Mary E. Foy John W. Troy Alaska Josephus. Daniels Navy Homer S. Cummings Democratic National Committee George Bass Dempatic National Committee Jaery Holland Kinkaid Womn Bass Wilson

Officers to revert to former grades in army reorganization

Louisville June 30 When reveille sounds all regular army officers at Camp Zachary Taylor and Camp Henry Knox who received temporary promotions during the war will revert to their former grades under the new army reorganization bill. Brig Gen G G Gatley to be colonel. Maj Gen Charles P Summergill remains major general by congress. Old hotel sold in Cincinnati for 29000. The Spencer House, once west of the Alleghenies, sold recently. a tenement by the public landing facing Ohio River traffic decline.

Louisville Zachary Taylor Henry Knox Stithton En. G. G. Gatley Camp Knox Charles P. Summergil Camp Taylor Congress Cincinnati

Tinker Bob’s O Mistaken Plan Sparks Trouble

Tinker Bob debates warning OW King about a looming misstep, while Jack races toward danger with Lady Duck en route to Pulaen, as Tomorrow Red Fox suspects trouble from the O Possum clan and its offspring.

Tinker Bob Jack Lady Duck Red Fox Possum Foxy Mr. 0

Hamilton to Build New Town Hall After Election

A special election in Hamilton North Carolina approved bonding of 20000 dollars for a new town hall to replace the unsafe structure and provide a large indoor space for high school activities. The plan, expected to commence immediately, aims to have the hall ready for use by fall and become a leading county facility.

Hamilton N. C Cramen Grand Dames

Mother Possum and Her Four Young in the Great Forest

The tale follows King and Tinker Bob as Mother C. Possum shelters her four little ones in a pocket. Jack the Rabbit and Jerry the Jay Bird comment on the strange creature from Wonderland and the forest’s curious happenings. The Hound prowls nearby but is kept away by promises to protect the possums.

Sid the King Mother C. Possum Possum Tinker Bob Duck Lady Duck Old Man Tinker Enem Jack the Rabbit Jerry Jay Bird King Wonderland Jack C. Possum

Tough sledding to get rid of liquor

Louisville Kentucky June 3 Harder sledding is in prospect for liquor law violators who seek the 20 000 000 gallons of whiskey in Kentucky bonded warehouses. Disclosures show that permits from prohibition directors of other states to take whiskey from Kentucky have been altered to exceed authorized amounts. Changes in the permit system may use bank check like devices. Elwood Hamilton says permits should stay with government officials, not given to applicants.

Louisville Kentucky Elwood Hamilton Internal Revenue

New Hampshire Vets Win American Legion Punch Contest

The New Hampshire team won the national American Legion punch contest and will receive a stand of six colors as first prize. The event ran May 17 to 23, with South Dakota taking second prize. National Commander Franklin D Olier will award prizes at the Cleveland convention this September. The Legion reports 452 posts and 1,027 councils in the U.S. and abroad, with 16 months since its organization, numbering over 5.6 million members.

Indianapolis Ind New Hampshire American Legion Sik South Dakota Franklin D’olier the Legion Cleveland Legion United States

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Maggie Prof. Enf DEM Northern Forks North Dakota H. N. Wells Geo. A. Swendiman Micor W. W. Natl Bank Bidg DeMers Wand Forks No. Dak Ong’s Auto Shop Grand Forks Ement Mayr Carlysle H. Holcomb Panama National Cash Register J. H. Will Northern Pacific Avenue Fargo New National Cash Register Tional Cash Register CO
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