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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
4
Long column reviews the 1922 campaign scene with Senator Lodge Townsend and Governor Nexios, criticizes recall politics, endorses farmers aid measures, and discusses labor, coal, and tax issues. It notes North Dakota politics, the Ku Klux Klan, Henry Ford wealth, women voters, and a Lemke governor bid criticized as ambitious.
Opinion piece argues the test for Socialist backed programs in North Dakota is whether they work. It questions Bank of North Dakota, flour mill, league banks, and Consumers stores outcomes, urging voters to demand measurable results before supporting Frasier or Nonpartisan League proposals.
In Uncle Ted's tale Jack and Ruth discuss the rail workers strike and the federal injunction. The public supports Harding’s law and order, while labor leaders like Samuel Gompers face scrutiny for defiance. The story advocates obedience to law and puts national interest first, ending with a bedtime reminder to children.
The Forum argues that strikes rarely yield win for any side and harm workers, employers, and the public. It suggests replacing strikes with industrial courts and a broader public interest approach, citing coal and rail strikes and urging a shift toward tribunals and negotiated justice.
Superior, Wis Sept 12 Miss Leona J Richardson is set to testify late today to claim 60000 insurance money for her missing husband who vanished over two years ago. The case hinges on proof he was alive after a cottage fire at Lake Neboggman. 18 jurors have been seated with 3 challenges each remaining. Two skeletons will be shown to the jury with Wisconsin University expert W C Patton explaining their relation to Salistad.
Chicago market reports 178 car receipts with Minnesota and South Dakota early chips selling from 110 to 125 per sack, Feated ranging 90 cents to 110, Wisconsin cobblers priced from 140 to 150 per sack, with some sales noted at 1.45 per sack.
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