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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
2
The Valley City weekly paper notes a post office matter in North Dakota involving a second fuel matter or energy topic. The brief item mentions local postal or utility topics without detailed names or dates.
A lengthy opinion piece discusses the C N Forum editorial stance after the election, local park use at the tourist park, and criticism of the North Dakota primary election law. It argues that independent papers misstate outcomes, urges responsible reporting, condemns park misuse by locals, endorses cooperative policing, and questions the primary system's efficacy and costs.
Voters in North Dakota show strong backing for Attorney General Johnson in the recent primary, backing his anti corruption stance. He led the 11 candidate field by over 10,000 votes amid claims of political prosecutions, which voters dismissed as unfair and unfounded.
The Forum defends law enforcement as just and fair, urging voters to back prosecutors in the Scandinavian American bank case. It criticizes railroads overstrike framing, notes the railway labor board's limited enforcement, and warns of public opinion as the real pressure. It contrasts lawful quitting rights with outlaw strikes, urging balanced treatment of strikers.
Washington reports more food price increases expected. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, a Democrat, said the tariff bill would push prices higher while labor dept data show 18 of 22 cities posted rises. commerce officials cite a rebound in agricultural prices after a slump as a factor.
A monthly overview contrasts progress toward industry prosperity with political and labor turmoil. It notes weakened Austria and German currencies, Ireland's border tensions, and assassinations. It warns coal shortages, rail strikes, and calls for government arbitration to protect public welfare and prevent shutdowns due to worker demands.
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