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Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1922

Page

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Missing three year old found in Red Lake river

Russell Coulter, three, son of Mr and Mrs Coulter of Mallory, was found in the Red Lake river shortly before 5 pm on a sand bar half a mile below the farm after a nightlong search by 200 searchers. Dynamite blasts earlier unsettled the river and aided the recovery. Russell disappeared yesterday afternoon while playing near the yard. he was the baby of the family and survived by ten siblings and his parents. Funeral arrangements pending the Polk county coroner.

Russell Coulter C. C. Coulter Mallory Red Lake Coulter Farm George Franklin J. C. Sheri Mr. Franklin Mr. Sherlock Runsell Coulter Earl Oklahoma City Oklo Mia EB. Leales Bemidit John Coulter Alice Coulter Moorhead Normal School James and Lee Coulter Grand Forks High School Ronald Coulter Grand Forks Katherine Gene Sandy Coulter Polk County Fonse Coulter Abe Harold Nix

Typhoon Devastates Philippines Leaving Widespread Damage

Severe damage from a powerful typhoon strikes the Philippines with extensive destruction. Reports indicate collapsed structures, disrupted communications, and emergency rescue operations underway as local authorities assess impacts and coordinate relief efforts.

Betrothal of Former Kaiser Reported at Doorn Castle

London reports the betrothal of former Emperor Wilhelm to Princess Hermine von Bchoenaich-Cerolath announced at Doorn Castle. The event occurred at 11 o clock in the presence of former Crown Prince Frode and Prince August Wilhelm, details verified by exchange dispatches.

London Wilhelm Prin‘cent Hermine von Bchoenaich-Cerolath Doorn Frode Prince August Aoeerannt Amateriam

House Passes Adjournment Resolution for Friday

Washington Sept 28 A resolution providing for the adjournment of Congress on Friday at 2 p m was passed today by the House and sent to the Senate.

Washington Congress Wie

Railroads Seek Permanent Injunction To Stop North Dakota Tax

In a federal suit James C. Davis and railroad lines challenge North Dakota 1919 capital stock excise tax, seeking a permanent restraining order. The suit argues the tax and its apportioned method overstep state powers and violate federal standards, with prior court battles over mileage and investment basis shaping the case.

Vargo North Dakota Federal District Court James C. Davis Mountain States Bamia Supreme Court Ion

Bonus veto overridden by House

Washington dispatch reports the house passed the soldiers bonus bill over President Harding s veto by 258 to 54. The measure, delivering a two thirds majority, was sent to the senate after 2 PM as the president s veto message was read to a Senate already debating the issue.

Senate Washington House Harding

Relief For Families Of Miners At Argonaut Disaster

Jackson California relief efforts focus on widows and children of 47 Argonaut mine victims. California Compensation Insurance fund sent checks to ten families, with 18 more to receive monthly benefits totaling 69 to 83 dollars for 240 weeks. A boxing benefit raised 600 dollars and more shows are planned in Los Angeles and San Francisco to aid affected families.

Jackson Cal Associatedress Beneft W. M. Mullen Clams Department California Compensation Insurance Fund Vernon Ward McCarthy Pacific Coast Baseball League California Los Angeles San Francisco Associated Prem Argonaut United Sates Bureau of Mines Kennedy Mra Lola Potter Kennedy Shaft Red Cross

Michigan Tailback Out For Season After Injury

Ann Arbor reports Theo dore Bank of Cleveland, a back on the 1920 Michigan football squad, will miss the season due to a broken bone. Injuries plagued the team as others, including last year’s quarterback Utettis, faced severe setbacks to the lineup.

Ann Arbor Mich Theodore Bank Clevelan Rarback University of Michigan Elsenares Michigan Utettis

Turkish Nationalists Extend Dictatorship at Angora

The Turkish Nationalist Assembly at Angora expanded the dictatorship of Mustafa Kemal Pasha and authorized him to continue hostilities until all terms of the National Pact are met. Allied talks and near eastern tensions frame a volatile scene as the Near East peace conference looms.

Angora Mustapha Kemal Pasha Constantinople

Tariff Bill Ready for President

Washington reports the administration tariff bill was ready for President Harding to sign within days after the conference report passed the Senate 43 to 28. The measure moves toward engrossment with completion expected this forenoon as Speaker Gillette and Senator Cummins prepare to sign. The same day the Senate Finance Committee killed dye licensing extension linked to the tariff bill.

Washington Harding Senate Gillette Cumaning Republican Iowa Congress Senate Finance Committee

Glider Pioneer Seeks Upward Air Currents for Long Flights

Dr George W Madelung a designer of the Hanover glider explains gliding dynamics and upward air currents that keep gliders aloft. He notes a sixteen to one glide ratio a twenty mph still air and a twenty mph wind can hold a glider stationary or push it backward. He foresees long flights aided by known updraft locations and cites hawks as examples. A new neoplane using Hanover-like wings is planned for U S Navy use.

Cleveland Oni Ix Forcenet George W. Madelung Hanover Rhone Valley Mudelung Germany Madelung United States Navy Ingi- Aldershoff

Californias worst forest fire rages across three national forests

San Francisco Sept 20 forest area fires sweep three national forests in California with U S forest service noting the largest blaze in the region. Officials say more than 50 000 acres have burned as the fires burn unchecked across the tinder dry landscape.

San Francisco Californis Kearn Unitedtates Forest Service

Admissibility Debate Over Tiernan Testimony In Poulin Case

In South Bend Indiana on September 20 testimony by Professor John Tiernan about his marriage is in dispute as the trial over Harry Poulin and paternity of Augusta Tiernan’s ten month old child moves to the next phase. Mrs Tiernan and her husband testified to a separated marriage, while defense lawyers press how far a husband’s testimony should be admissible. Mrs Mae Poulin, the defendant’s wife, is expected to testify today as prosecutors seek her account of the affair and her husband’s innocence.

South Bend Ind John Tiernan Inga Augusta Tiernan Harry Poulin Mra. Tiernan Poulin Hasband Mae Poulin

Must Co-operate To Handle Asia Minor Situation

In Cleveland Ohio on September 20 Sir John Gibson urged U S co operation with Great Britain to stabilize the Asia Minor Turkish situation and preserve world peace speaking at a Scottish Rite Masonry council session. The Thursday program featured fraternal ceremonies awarding the 33rd degree to 142 leaders in Masonic and civil life as social activities dominated the remainder of the proceedings.

Poria Great Britain France Pramiser Poincare Lord Carson Foreign Office Lord Curzon M. Poincare Dardanelles Near East Chanak Poincare Lord Curgon Ommon Posal Cleveland Ohio United States John Gibson Hamilton Supreme Council Dohn

Indian Day Observed Suggested by Minnesota Governor

Minnesota schools urged to recognize September 22 as Indian Day. Governor Preus notes Minnesota’s Indian history and calls for education about tribal life, loyalty to the government, and cooperation with Native communities, though no formal program is set.

St. Paul. Minn J. A. O. Preus Minnesota Anone

Marauders Hold Assailants Off With Shotguns

A Mentor bank raid ended in a three hour gun battle as bandits blew the safe, cut wires, and escaped by auto. Cashier Joseph Tagley and Joseph Benoit plus Arthur Benoit were wounded by buckshot. Wilbur Frazee was knocked senseless. Officials scour the countryside for suspects.

T Herald Special Service Mentor Mentor State Bank Joseph Tagley Joseph Benoit Buck Arthur Benoit Wilbur Frazee duto-Mentor Park County Great Northern Joseph Tagiey Tagley Benoit Arthur Benoits Minster Mentor School

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