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Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1922

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Movie Actor May Be Put Under Arrest Rumors

Tom Angeles March 2 A group of six men arrested Tuesday over an alleged murder connection tied to Mrs. John Rupp known as Mrs May Lynch. Police plan to question each man, while Mrs Rupp has given a 10000 word statement. An actor may be arrested though no connection to the Wil Lon murder is found. Mabel Normand was questioned again but could not add new details.

Tom Angeles Sit John Rupp Wil Lon Angeles Mar Oficera William D. Taylor May Lynch Rupp Taylor Wes Snovarcca Mabel Normand Herman Cline Thomas Lea Woolwine Miss Normand Gmyson

Naval Reserve To Undergo Major Reorganization Plan

A tentative Navy bill proposes abolishing existing naval and marine corps reserves and creating a unified naval reserve with fleet, merchant marine, and volunteer components. It also reorganizes the marine corps reserve and brings all current reservists into the new system while setting rank and recruitment structures. Washington and Minnesota show a rise in temperatures tonight into Friday.

Naval Reserve Navy Department Naval Reserve Association Denby Congress Naval Marine Corps Reserve Navy Fleet Reserve Merchant Marine Naval Reserve Volunteer Naval Reserve Feet Volunteer Reserve Naval Establishment Naval Militia Ca Eeer Washington, Marchey Minnesota

Burke He May Reopen Office After NY Meeting

Burke Larey met in Wall Street offices with New York officials seeking assistance to reorganize and resume business. The talks aimed to enable the firm to reopen and operate smoothly.

Burke New York Burke Larey Ase Wall

Resignation of Lloyd George Hinted in London Crisis

London March 2 The Associated Press reports a general election or Lloyd George resignation as likely outcomes of a widening Conservative rift. George has signaled to J A Chamberlain that Sir George Younger must go or he will quit. Younger’s tactics draw opposition from Chamberlain and Lord Birkenhead.

Associated Press London Loyd George Asquith Lloyd George J. Austin Chamberlain George Younger House of Commons Mr. Chamberlain Birkenhead

Law changes discussed by committee in Fargo

Fargo March 2 The state committee of the Independent Voters association met to discuss legislative reforms to cut government expense and reduce taxation. They urged studies of market regulation laws, contemplated farm loan bond increases, and planned surveys on constitutional changes to ease tax burdens amid reconstruction.

Herald Fargo N. D Independent Voters’ Association Gardner Hotel State Industrial Commission Red Cross Aid Red Cross

Grain Dealers Officers to Be Elected Today

Farmers Grain Dealers convention in Devils Lake North Dakota will close with a banquet at the Hotel Greystone. Officers for the coming year will be chosen and a report on federal reserve loans and credit for North Dakota will be presented by speaker Amessee Curtis I. Mosher. The talk stresses the need for more loan access through member banks and the role of the federal reserve in aiding farmers.

Great Britain Devils Lake N.D Farmers Grain Dealers Greystone Ted Mastne Amessee Curtis I. Mosher Secjon North Dakota Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association Federal Reserve Organization North Dakota Federal Reserve Bank Reserve Institution

Middlewest May Lose Only Big Naval Establishment

Great Lakes naval training station may be abandoned after Washington arms talks. Destruction of the wartime camp Tappa is near complete, jeopardizing the embryo seamen program and the two naval schools here. The station’s value and defense needs for 700 officers and 200,000 men are cited, with the Ninth District of Middlewest contributing heavily to the nation’s naval forces.

Middlewest Great ‘Lakes Associated Preas Naval Training Station Washington Neadauaiiers

Runs Away with Mother-in-Law Severs Two Divorces

Mayaville Kentucky March 2 two divorce suits filed in county circuit court after Carl Kellum aged two and his mother in law Mrs Addie Gallagher 45 ran off together according to petitions by Ima Gallagher Keilor 35 and by John Gallagher 55. Kellum alleges marriage two years ago on bere husbands farm miles from there. A short voyage implied the two fled home with no return noted, while Gallagher’s petition repeats the same story in county court records.

Mayaville Carl Kellum Addie Gallagher Ima Gallagher Keilor John Gallagher Kollem Bere Miles Atic Alkeres Mentanyy Gallagher Aicer County Mow

Long debate on four power pact in sight

Washington March 2 a prolonged and stubborn debate looms as the senate opens discussion on the four power Pacific treaty pivotal to the arm a conference series. The Yap treaty was ratified 67 to 2 with Democrats split 13 for and 19 against and a few Republicans against. Senate leaders differed on the fate of the four power pact while Hitchcock urged amendments and reservations citing secrecy in negotiations.

Washington Senate Japan L . Mitehcock Mntchcock Nebraska Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hitchcock

Bankers Debate Tax Share in North Dakota

In Bismarck bankers and state officials discussed taxing bank stock amid Supreme Court rulings that it is largely exempt. About 700000 dollars for 1920 and 685000 for 1921 were in question, with a possible settlement to pay 1920 1921 and 1922 taxes on class two property. Leaders listed include Beckwith Gearey Irish Hollis Iter Diver Macfadden Lander Gunderson Porter Blanding Fisher Niering.

Herald Bismarck N. D Supreme Court P. H. Beckwith H. c.Gearey Fred A. Irish George Hollis Iter A.G. Diver W. C. Macfadden Fargo E. J. Lander Grand Forks John G. Gunderson Aneta M. R. Porter Minot C. Blanding Fisher Devil Lake J. J. Niering Jamestown

Palm Olive payroll robbers elude police chase

Milwaukee police hunted a band of robbers after they held up a taxicab yesterday and stole 19600 from the Palm Olive payroll master. A former employee and a tip from Edward Graham aided the investigation, but the men remained at large after a 20 hour manhunt.

Aged Man TARRED and Feathered by Unmasked Band

William B. Gentry aged 87 was abducted from his Cedar Grove home by a silent group of unmasked men. He was dumped from a car 20 minutes later at a street intersection wearing only underclothes and tar and feathers. No motive was given.

Shrewport Cedar Grove William B. Gentry

United States suit filed in Texas against Harding rail dispute

The King of England through attorneys sues in Slurten court alleging damages of 31 79 for non delivery of 84 cases of corned beef by Rock Island Railroad during wartime. King George is named as plaintiff with the United States government noted as having wartime railroad control.

Fortaimee Tex England It Attorneys Slurten Harding Rock Island Railroad Cabiuident Bethe Railroad United States Governement King George

Cahill vows to fight for his state post after vacancy

J J Cahill a member of the North Dakota state board of administration says he will remain in office despite governor Nestos declaration of vacancy He claims he filed his oath of office last August and that the secretary of state did not record it An attorney conference followed and Cahill asserts he will prove compliance He attempted to file again Wednesday afternoon but the secretary of state refused Secretary Hall county will return Cahill’s $2 and oath as the governor’s action stands

Herald Special Service Bismarck N. D J. J. Cahill State Board of Administration Nestor Secretary of State Cahill Cunill Duffy Cehill Hall Can Ty E. C. Stucke Garrison Frazier Fish and Game Commission Fargo Frank Talcott State Penitentiary J. I. Cahill Nestos

Failures in Wall Street near 50 mark

New York March 2 The first of Wall Street brokerages house failures climbed toward the fifty mark today Scott and Stump a consolidated exchange house went into bankruptcy and Alphonse Deschamps successor to Friedman Markelson land company an outside house with a large branch in Montreal announced an assignment for the benefit of creditors An involuntary petition in bankruptcy without an estimate of liabilities or assets was filed against ME and J H W Aguera Broadway stock brokers Mrs Frady dies Miami Fla March 2 Mrs Edgar Frady of Chicago sister of John R Thompson Chicago restaurant migrate who was shot there Sunday by her husband who later attempted death by own action died today

New York Wall Street Scott and Stump Alphonse Deschamps Friedman Markelson Land Company Montreal J. H.W. Aguera Broadway Frady Miami Fla Mrx Edgar Frady Chicago John R. Thompson

Plan to replace cash bonus with service certificates debated

Washington lawmakers discussed a proposal to substitute cash for the soldiers bonus with adjusted service certificates. Banks would lend 50 percent of the certificate value, backed if unpaid by the treasury after three years, while keeping farm and home aid features of the Fordney bill and delaying full reporting by about a month.

Fordney Washington House Wage and Means Mellon Federal Reserve Board Longworth Ohio Federal Treasury

Cut in Size of U. S. Army Agreed by Committee

Reported draft review by subcommittees on the army appropriation bill set the army strength at about 137,000 men. The tentative agreement, disclosed today, reflects a cut in the size of the U S Army.

U. S Iu 2

Removal of Governor Reilly of Porto Rico Is Sought

Washington March 2 Demand for a congressional investigation of Governor E Mont Reilly of Porto Rico to remove him from office was made in the house by Delegate Felix Cordova Davila resident commissioner of Porto Rico The speaker quoted Davila as saying if Reilly is called as a one man investigating committee he will be the best evidence of the justice of the demand for removal Davila asserted the president was imposed upon in appointing Reilly and that the administration has been exhausted in efforts to secure his removal He urged a congressional investigation to proceed despite acknowledged objections to the appointment.

Washington Acta E. Mont Reilly Porto Rico Felix Cordova Davila Harding Davila Unionist Reilly House

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