14 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
1
North Dakota independents prepare a broad statewide push for a recall election with organized county campaigns. Campaign leaders outline schedules for governor candidate R. A. Neston and others, urging voter action and public discussion of alleged official misconduct.
Chicago reports state Harvey W Church Leon Parks and Clarence Wilder signed confessions in a Packard car crime as police link Wilder to the plot leading to the slayings of Bernard J Daugherty and Carl Ausmus. Milton H Walker, a close friend of Church, was arrested as a third man.
San Francisco dated Sept 14 coroner inquiry into Virginia Rappe death narrows. Jury allows protest by District Attorney Brady and sides with witnesses Provost and Blake. Provost excused after taking stand. Arbuckle faces murder and manslaughter charges. grand jury true bill for manslaughter, murder considered. Correspondent notes Arbuckle awaiting formal indictment.
The Drake Mill near Grand Forks shows large financial losses under the current state administration. The Industrial Commission records a net loss between $17,007 and $22,000 for a $28,000 plant, with $15,088 in extra Fargo office costs unbalanced by assets. Voters face a recall on which party should complete the state owned mill and elevator.
In New York on September 14 Henry Curran the coalition Republican and Brooklyn official filed to run against Mayor Eylen Curran. The primary yielded a tight field with Curran winning the Republican nomination by a narrow margin over rivals. Violence accompanied the contests as Shailicek and others reported injuries from an election day assault and a gunfire incident in Queens during Democratic primaries.
Sept 14 in Gesland a fourth annual continuation report session opened with reviews of Yeas activities led by Mrs. M A Toy. The event features dressmakers from Vinna and others detailing relief efforts and social support amid wartime shortages.
Fragmentary report describes a large explosion at a GATOLINE facility near PLODE injuring multiple workers and causing missing persons notes. Partial text mentions tanks and a western area, with uncertain dates and details due to OCR damage.
Hibbing Minnesota September 14 1918 John Webb the gunman who shot and killed three Hibbing police officers last Thursday died by his own hand ending a patrol pursuit that stretched into the woods near a log cabin. Five officers led by N K Tuttes Elmer Johnson Wiltees Lundberg and Thomas Moore Alexander will share a $2000 reward for the capture and death of the desperado.
Geneva Sept 14 John Bassett Moore of the United States was elected judge of the International Court of Justice by the League of Nations assembly on the second ballot after a roll call vote of 42 states. The council confirmed the choice of Viscount Finlay, Dr Weiss, Dr Oda and Signor Anzilotti for definite court seats.
Madison Wis Sept 14 The federal Department of Justice will cooperate with state officials to break up Wisconsin price fixing combinations operating in the state Attorney General William J Morgan announced on his return from Washington Where he met with United States Attorney General Harry M Daugherty The two departments will exchange evidence and federal investigators are expected to come here to aid the effort in Wisconsin
From Dublin on September 14 the Dail approved the five plenipotentiaries to carry on peace negotiations with Britain. The move aims to clear points for the conference, with Sinn Fein leaders seeking release of Irish prisoners interned. The Belfast report notes Sinn Feinists expect progress and possible releases as figures like Eamon and McGrath meet Lloyd George.
A message from President Harding was read at the world Methodist conference expressing encouragement by the conference’s recognition of his peace efforts and the church’s promised assistance toward ending war and fostering reconciliation.
Washington figures show 7,000,000 bread winners idle in 1914, a larger share of men, Secretary Davis says. He notes unemployment burdens many families, with some workers shifting to welfare while others move to support dependents. Davis comments on signs of recovery amid heavy strain and stresses the need for accurate figures and careful interpretation of the data.
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