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Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1921

Page

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Officials Battle With Bandits in Minot Shootout

Minot North Dakota September 20 police Chief Larry M Byrne and officers Guy Sharar Nick Thilgen railroad detectives Sheriff Fred Kramer Deputies Dean Spaulding Cliff Warner of Fargo engaged five gunmen two escaped after a battle near the city. Three suspects R L Roller Ray Dorsey and Walter Tomczyk were arrested. one wounded scalp. Witnesses detained for questioning.

Ea Special Service Minot N. D Larry M. Byrne Guy Sharar Nick Thilgen Fred Kramer Dean Spaulding Cliff Warner Fargo Ai- Bien Spaulding R. L. Roller Texas Ray Dorsey Arizona Walter Tomczyk Michigan

Lewis declares no wage cut permitted at miners convention

Indianapolis reports John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, ruling out wage reductions and urging miners to back the policy while delaying definite wage demands until February. He urges a rebuke for critics, supports nationalization of coal mines, and calls for legal action to test Kansas industrial court law amid a broad wage dispute across multiple states. The convention drew 1,500 to 1,600 delegates.

Indianapolis Ind John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America United States Canada Nova Scotia Mr. Lewis Robert H. Harlin Seattle Wash Frank Farrington Illinois Lewis International Board Alexander Howat Kansas Miners’ Organization Mrs. Lews Mingo County West Virginia Kaneas Pennsylvania Washington Iowa Kanes Colorado Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Okahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri

Foch Training for Feeds in America Reported

Foch is said to be training in the United States for a future mission or post. The source mentions an October 23 date and notes a potential posting with pension details and related military arrangements.

Marshal Foch America Foch Stalin

National Catholic Men Convene Opening Session Deliberations

Delegates from local councils across the United States gather in Washington for the National Council of Catholic Men convention. The day includes a business session addressing immigration, citizenship education, and youth work, followed by a pontifical mass led by Bishop Owen.

Washington National Council of Catholic Men United States Onion Cereeen Owen

Lofthus Testimony Links Private Ventures to Bank of North Dakota

Fargo Courier-News reports under oath testimony by state official Lofthus that private ventures were financed via the Bank of North Dakota. The note collateral at First State Bank of Kloten ties to Consumers United States Co. and criticisms tie this to recall politics and league administration.

Bank of North Dakota Fargo Courier-News United States Co Lemke Consumers’ United Stares Co Brisaman & Co First State Bank of Klotenaa Brass Asia Bank of Loithas First State Bank of Kloten Wan Lofthus Guetalenran Ray Interfere Bank North ‘Dakota Ter First Biante Bank of Kloten Herald Courier-News League

Severe hailstorm and telegraph line ruin in Minnesota

Heavy rain and a driving hail storm swept the region between Anoka and Elk River, with hail stones up to large size and cyclonic intensity. Several miles of telephone and telegraph poles were toppled, cutting communications. Anoka reported the storm four miles west, while Elk River and Big Lake areas saw pole damage. Early reports claimed minimal damage to some towns, and Iowa records note an early snowfall in Mason City.

St. Paul Anoka Elk River Big Lake

Armistice Day Plans Target Nationwide Observance

Bismarck secretaries state money would be provided for pamphlets and publicity. The emergency commission discussed funding printing for Armistice Day celebration materials. Washington reports all arms conference delegates will join Americans in a nation wide observance planned for November 11.

Bismarck N. D Hall Emergency Commission Washington

American Balloon Lands in North Wales During European Race

Belgica 1, an American entrant, landed at Braid-y-Pwll in North Wales after starting from Brussels. Pilot Ralph Upson reported the balloon traveled 1420 miles in 27 hours 12 minutes to the Aeroclub of America.

New York Brussels Braid-y-Pwll North Wales Ralph Upson Aeroclub of America

House Tax Bill Headed to Senate After House Action

Washington Sept 20 The house tax bill as amended by the senate committee was being prepared for presentation tomorrow when the senate reconvenes after a one month recess. Chairman Penrose expects it to reach the president by late next month with key provisions aimed at repealing the excess profits tax and cutting the maximum rate from 65 to 32 percent. Opposition is slated against continuing the freight and passenger taxes for 1922 at half rates, while some Ways and Means members seek full repeal by Jan 1 if the senate keeps them.

Washington House Senate Penrose Senate Committee Ways and Means Committee

Smothered in bed Mrs Seliger slain at Cash Grocery

The 84 year old Mrs Bleona Seliger was found dead in her room at the Cash Grocery on 642 Second Avenue. Police seek a masked intruder. a boy heard a gasping sound Monday night and saw a man moving in the room. Fingerprints, a torn trunk and ransacked drawers suggest robbery as motive. An inquest was set as investigators, including Sheriff Bolstead, probed the scene.

2 Herald Arlo Wilson F. A. Wilson Elm Street Robert McLean Gilby Bolstead Crookston Rabbi Rev. B. Papermaster

North Dakota Faces Tax Levy to Cover State Bonds

Taxpayers may bear the burden of interest on state industrial bonds if profits from state enterprises fall short. The legislature requires the state board of equalization to levy taxes to meet bond payments for banks, mills and elevators, and real estate series bonds unless funds from profits cover the shortfall. Bank bonds have already drawn $2,000,000 for 1920 with $100,000 shortfall, and 1921 payments were supplied by the Bank of North Dakota.

Herald Species Service Bismarck N.D North Dakota Mate Board of Equalization Mate Mate Treasury Bank of North Dakota

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