No Orders Yet On Regional Shopmen Strike
Local shopmen report no definite orders for a strike as of Saturday morning. Foremen at Grand Forks Great Northern and East Grand Forks Northern Pacific roundhouses say they have heard nothing about a walkout. About 100 Grand Forks roundhouse workers and 20 in East Grand Forks would be affected if any action proceeds.
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Raat Grand Forks
Great Northern Round House
Grand Works
Northern Pacific Round House
East Grand Forks
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Grand Forks Roundhouse
Theaters Offer Missing Husbands and Rainbow at Local Grands
A fine program at the Grand today and tomorrow features Missing Husbands, a popular two year old book turned film, and L Atlantide. Strand shows Beyond the Rainbow with Har o ld Lloyd in Pistols for Breakfast, while Orpheum presents The Misleading Lady and a Vauleville segment.
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the Granda
the Grand
Morrow
L/Atlantide
Ben Turpin
the Strand
Ameri Theater
Christy Cabanne
Strand Theater
Harid Lloyd
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Charles Goddard
Paul Dickey
New York
Vauleville
Jury retires in Fladelavai vs Kelsey case in district court
Judge A T Cole charged the jury in the Fladelavai versus Kelsey real estate commission dispute involving 250 dollars as the commission. After the jury retired, A B Burdett versus C J Barnes Co. was called, likely to finish today. Angel food cakes sell for 30 cents at Sullivan's Grocery with Vel-Vet Ice Cream and fresh vegetables.
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A. T. Cole
E. A. Fladelavai
F. D. Kelsey
A.B. Burdett
C. J. Barnes Company
Angel Food
Sullivan's Grocery
Robertson to Speak at Epworth League Events in July
Dr James Robertson will address Epworth League gatherings in Jamestown on July 6 and travel to Lisbon to preach at the Methodist church on July 9. He will lecture at an Ey institute and present a lecture series during the Chautauqua at Devils Lake with delegates from Grand Forks attending.
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Weal E. Me
Robertaan
Pena
Jamestown
Robertson
Lisbon
Chautauqua
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Nevera
Tests Used and Misused Highlight Convocation Talk
Dr H J Hampstone of the state university psychology department presented Tests Their Use and Abuse. He outlined four test categories educational physical individual mental and group mental and urged proper selection and interpretation to ensure usefulness. Miss Dorothy Healy and Howard W Patmore sang two solos at the hour’s opening.
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H. J. Hampstone
Department of Psychology
The
State University
Humpstone
Dorothy Healy
Voice
Wesley College
Howard W. Patmore
Ruling Restores Duluth Policeman After Hearing Requirement
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that ex soldier Robert W. Johnson, a Duluth police officer, must be reinstated. He was discharged after 18 months without a hearing, though he had not completed police exams. The court found 18 months service made his position more than temporary, requiring due process.
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St. Paul
Supreme Court
Robert W. Johnson
Duluth
Johnson
Interstate Commerce fixes tentative Duluth road valuation
The Interstate Commerce Commission set a tentative $17,967,000 valuation for the property of the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic railroad in Washington on June 30. It notes the company has outstanding capital stock and bonds totaling about $46.8 million, with assets claimed at $51.08 million. Weather data follows separately, including temperatures, wind, precipitation and barometer readings.
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Washington
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
General North Dakota rains boost crops across the state
Rain swept through most of North Dakota, with Bottineau and nearby towns receiving heavy downpours and the Bottineau fair cancelled. Minot saw .52 inches, while Langdon and Fargo also recorded significant totals. Northwestern counties reported excellent moisture and crops, rye yields projected at 20 to 25 bushels, wheat near 100 percent. Cool, cloudy weather continues to favor crop conditions.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Langdon
Fargo
Bismarck
Minot
Crawbey
Bowbells
Kenmare
Mohall
Bottineau
Mine Meeting Preparations In Washington
Washington June 30 preparations advanced for a conference of bituminous and anthracite coal operators and miners union representatives called by the president to meet here tomorrow to seek a basis for settlement of the present strike. Union leaders say many operators may concede while many others would risk a prolonged tie up or a breakaway effort rather than yield. The administration plan after the meeting is uncertain. government officials say the meeting should merely recommend a settlement basis and that the two sides must shape their own program afterward.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Exide Battery Exhibit At New Grand Theater Today
F. G. Downton of Minneapolis conducted a meeting this morning. Attendees toured a platform exhibit and viewed a film on the Exide battery manufacture and a view of the factory.
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Alec
Weveturn Seanars
Fone
Rks Feaag
Coman 1
F. G. Downton
Minneapolis
Plattorn
Grand Theater
Fim
Bide
Paving Cost to be Reduced in Grand Forks Contract
Northern Construction of Grand Forks won the south end paving bid for Chestnut Walnut and Cottonwood streets and adjacent avenues from Fourth to Eighth Avenue. The bid was 130,227 for one course concrete pavement covering about 37,000 yards, with next bids from James A Dunnle 140,506 and John O Connor 141,316.50. The Haggert Construction of Fargo bid 149,376. The estimate matches early spring city engineer figures. The 1922 north end project cost property owners 8.24 per square yard. this year’s low bid sets about 92.58 per square yard, a sizable saving.
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Northern Construction Company of
Grand Forks
South End
Walnut
Cottonwood Street
Fourth
Eighth Avenue
James A. Dinnle
John O'Connor Company
Fargo
Haggert Construction Company
Northern Construction Company
J. J. Smith
North End
Potato Men Gather in Larimore Today
Potato growers from the Red River Valley converge on Larimore North Dakota for a possible potato development association. Officials expect talks on marketing the 1922 crop and measures to help farmers move surplus.
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Larimore
N. D
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Effort To Obtain Testimony From J Arthur Burch
In Los Angeles on June 30 the prosecution planned to obtain testimony from Arthur C. Burch, described as a co-defendant, at the trial of Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain for the murder of J Belton Kennedy.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Youngstown Mayor Resigns After Turbulent Term
Youngstown Ohio June 40 George Oles who won the mayoralty on an independent ticket last fall amid a stormy campaign resigns after six months in office. The resignation ends a volatile administration marked by factional disputes and contentious decisions.
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Youngstown
George Oles
Governor Praises Co operation Over State Ownership
In Kalb on June 20 Governor Preun praised farmers and warned against socialism. He contrasted private Minneapolis mills with state North Dakota ventures, urging cooperative exchanges and rural credits. He urged officials to listen to federation demands as the farmers’ spokesperson.
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da Kalb
Minnesota
Timnois
Atate
Preun
North Dakota
Attia
Russia
Northwest
Proum
Dakota
Minneapolis
Federation
Noted Athlete Robert W Maxwell Dies in Crash
Norristown Pa June 30 Robert W Tiny Maxwell former all American guard weight thrower sports writer and widely known football official in the east died in a hospital today from injuries suffered in a Sunday automobile crash He was 38 years old
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Norristown
Robert W
Tiny) Maxwell
East
Supreme Court Split in Bootleg Case Decisions
State supreme court divided on two bootlegging appeals over juror question limitations. Justices Dibell and Holt dissented as majority refused reversals where guilt was clear despite trial errors. Cases involved Henry Mulroy and Adolph Overman in Nobles County with liquor manufacturing and sale charges. Pair tickets for Grand Forks fair being sold. jobs and ticket distribution through Commercial Club and Farm Bureau office.
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St. Paul, Minn
State Supreme Court
Homer B. Dibell
Andrew Holt
State of Minnesota
Henry Mulroy
Adolph Overman
Nobles County
W. W. Blain
Commercial Club
Geo. H. Wilder
Montgomery
Waa
Aid
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Pk Robertson
DR. Humpstone
Weather Bureau
Stacy Adams
Rand Bros. Shoe Co
Exide
Sesuiva
Northern Construction Co
J Arthur Burch
Preus
N. Coveranent
Sak al Am Reee
Askef “Barker” Bread
Oesene Bakery Oy
Enner & Beg
Ee Weare
Roleum
R-Libu Geet
Golden & Simmer Atl, Bank
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