davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-29
UHELNA SITUACE STALE
KRITICkOU.
Rady stavkarG uhlodolech Sc
mnozi a jest dosud nejisto, zda-
Ii spolecna conference bude
konana.

Chicago, %. cervence. Zdej.
81 majitele uhlodolG, clenovt
Illinoiskeho sdruzeni, byli sem
svolani ma poradu E. C. Searle.
sem, pfedsedou sdruzeni, ably
| uvazovali o navrhu Johna l.
Lewise ma konani konference
mezi havfri a tezari re sired.
niho soutezneho reviru. Pc
schulz odepreli sdeliti, ma Gem
sc ustanovili, zda sc vSak, Re
jsou ochotni podileti Sc ma kor1-
ferenci navrhovane Lewisem
Havifi Illinoisu a Indiany Sc
jdou Sc zde Ultra, ably poro-
kovali stavkovni situaci. Gu
werner Lowden vydal dnes pro-
hlaseni. V nemz pravi, re kata-
strofa rostihne zemi, nebude-
Ii prace V dolech zahajena a
IvSeobec.la stavka odvracena..
st. Louis, Mo-, %. cervence
Thomas T. Brewster, predseda
Skaloveho. vyboru sdruzeni te-
aaru, nesvolal dosud schGzi to-
hoto telesa. prohlasiv, ze bude
Sc V tom fiditi dobrozdanfm
vetsiny a re dosud ceka ma
zpravy cd clenG sdruzeni.
Springfield, Ill.,, %. cerven-
ce. Stavkujfcf uhlokopove v
tomto distriktu rozhodli Sc me-
dbati odporucenf distriktniho
predsedy. ably Sc vratili do pra-
ce a hodlaif setrvati ma stavce,
pokud nebude Jim mzda IVY
sena o So denne. V distriktu
Peorijskem vyslo ma stavku
400 uhlokopu. Rozhodci Cd
odboru prace tlumocili to jake
| sve minenf, ze vlada nevlozi
sc do resent mzdoveho sporu,
pokud uhlokopove nevratf Sc
do prace.
Washington, %. cervence
Sekretar prace William B. Will.
son, po navratu do Washingto.
nu dnes, zacal pTipravovati
zpravu povsechne situaci pre-
presidenta Wilsona. Ufednfc
V Bilem Dome odepfeli Tfci
zda-li sekretar Wilson. jen5
dlel We SVEN domove V Pennsy'
anii.vratil Sc do Washington
ma zadost presidentovu.
Pittsburgh. 90. cervence. "a
dost Johna l.. Lewise, predse
DIV Spojenych haviri Ameriky
aby spolecna konference byls
konana mezi zastupci havirG g
ltezarn stfednfho soutezneht
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-29
OPET KONSTEBL ZASTRELEN.
d Sr Z ,tYsAsF 4 ~. w

Cork, Irsko 2S. cerence. - Konstebl Murray byl
stTeen hlavni ulc Clonakiy vcera vecer
Belfast 28 cervence. Donegalu dosy dnes rano do
Londonderry p6nive tecfoncke zadost poravny. Tyto
nenohly vsak b zasny ezto zrzenci odepTe operovat
vay nichz byi vojac vojac nechte vlak opus jez-
by by tim dopustil porusen rozkazn Vla, enz byl
Letterkenny pond6l Sim Feny ponevadz pre-
vze vosko byl dosud dnes hidan slnou strait
kuken muz dnes rano pepad BeastDublin vlak Newry
a Zmocni poSty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-29
ITALOVE OPUSTMI
VALONU.

Rim, %. cervence. ltalie Sc
rozhodla zIstaviti Valonu Al
bancnm, die zprav uvefejne-
nych v Giornale D'Italia a
Corriere D'Italia. Tyto casopi-
sy pravi, ze dohodnutl bylo
docileno mezi Italy a Albanci,
JED krone vyklizeni Valony
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-29
HOUSLISTA PRfHODA
PRIJEDE.

Chicago, 27. cervence. Zdej-
81 anglicky tisk oznamuje, ze
mlady cesky houslista Vasa
Pfihoda, jenz Faden jest zna.ci
hned vedle Kubelika, zavitA
letos v listopadu do Spojenych
StatG, aby zde usporadal Sc
koncertu We vetsich mestech a.
merickych. Jeho impressariem
bude Fortune Gall.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-29

revfru. hvla zsn1itnuta sdruze-
MIN pittsbureskVch tazarf. Y
tele ora nh zaslanem Lewisovi
pravf. ze ieho zadost povazuii
"a nozvanl ma znova otevTenl
mzdoveho vviednavani nedav-
no skonceneho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-29
STEDRE ZEMETRESENf.

Los Angeles, 28. cervence. Zemetresen jez bylo zde
pociteno II 26 dopoedne otevfeo dive oene studne
ma mestskem majetku oznam messky inzenyr Komse
sdea re sudne budou operovany prospech
meSta.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
He TRAVELLED OVER
ALL THE WORLD IN
SEARCH Of HEALTH

81 have been treated tur Indigestion
Boz France. Italy. suitfuul North
.ul South America unl in fac, 900 uv'r
90, wDrld hut Tanlf, o. che only thing
! HI,u ever found o. lu w' much good. .
.Iil u T.. inniup,r watch maker Tor
N.'mu pohramanu a e.. san Francis.
r0. rtL. living at g. Plato So
"AlW1y after eating. continued NJ.
l'ruiurpr 4 would bias. such cramps
900 uy stomach that ! COULD hardly
F,.ul 3d. Z had fallen ur lpil weighed
uu,E mU'ty,ight pounds and was 80
nervous lhr least ltue th.us would up.
.,' uc couli rlc.p Lut lulr and gut
goo 900 no, morunr feeling 900 tagged
,u' Ms strength rrl ,u.r. l,it uH
ui lyii iiEc wrgd hI', Goo give un
,uW.' f.sid,s taking everything in
th, way u treatment. uUd medicines |
tu.l j..,ns aud che rest cure bat
'u,., rui moro than o. Hlc pJssiu ,
i.i.I
9TH WIt Tlrhc brought Un uut rs
marvellous. ! can cot anything ruw
without, Huy trouble tD.tHrlt. I have
uupl twenty pounds aud my nerves
tc,lN 1901 % cluy',. -I,.p nuo every
rislt .ud r.t up 900 th MORNINGS read"
GOO rl hrcakrf aul 20 full day.
W,.. 200 am ouIuw iDi;rg health
'.uH { have bon yoar
Tu.. D. tll iu 'muip hy =. ".
collins Drug Co ADV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

When you feel lazy. obt NJ sorts and
y3vu % good deal IN tho daytime. Won
can chlr-r % tu a torpid liver which has,
allowed o." system Co.. rrt igli of impurl.
tics llGGElSE cures 200 disorders pro.
duc,d hy nn inactive liver 10 strength.
ems TINT organ. c'cgrsos the bowels and
puts the system IN sod healthy cuudi.
ton Sold hy all druggists cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
iicaumoni Defeated

SAN ANTC $40 July 10 Srhnrid q,
was hit hard and ihu Bears WON ,ulaN.
e to I. $ hnoi1or was ordered from ;h.
park o., Umpire l1rucs when o. thr' A.
his h1, l' the ar'iter bon the oirhihg ai.
az auniur nixon Wlf chased ln th'
s!xih inning Erlh did mot ALLOW 900
carnrd run
Score iy inu.u.r Glir.
beaumont .... 600 nno 100 2
san 'uj uiu ...... Olu OJo llN-o o o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
CUBS TAKE CAME
FROM ELKS, 40.
PIiI>NIEW TO COME HERE ron
TWO CONTESTS NE\T SIT.
lRUiN MD ~ NUil

IN, rriWcnltrd Amarillo cubs rasiI .
defeated the Ei,s Go %. Boa q 4. t,u.i'.
ming game sunday afternoon go tDe
Fourth street amusement park Man
aver Crus.cU hll l,o' b. % l,ii hand o
Italian pitcher from Trinidad u th"
loN. and be- let do, .ll,s down with tuur
scattered hits several players were
obi.in,d from TuIa and other South
plans cities 70 lime ur Oh, equal ut
vh.h fld not been IN Amarillo 10
many seasons hriug offered by the
cubs.
IN cuba made their iUIr runs Boo tho
fourth inning Tu,., singled N,nJu.
icl boo ball 90 Muuaur who fumnlrl
o. preventing au ems, daubinu.3
Singles hv bari, r johnson and IN.
ron aVd the hluus ed, claire bl l,rgu.
SON brought BOO iuI, uus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
GALVESTON BEATS
HOUSTON Z To D
LEE. ~ BEST az FORM. SHIFTS
OFT NISiTORS-SA> ANTONIO
HEATS BEAU MOST

hy Nwor'aisd Press.
oNINESToN. Julv ia-i.cs WIS ~
the top 81 hif form today and Calves
iun shut out iuurtun. a. o.
Sour, by Innings Gll.E
!iuurtun ......... 600 OOO 600 u p
Galveston ........ OnO 100 les
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
Three Good rlay,

Three ruul pl',s were made Boo ,hy
game IN the ,hird inning liur,rson
stopped hard drive ,f Mnnuy
throwing him m' 40 first Horton mtd.
e spectacular stop at MDpini,rs lime
dr,, ;u him u Goo, ut,h iuung vhul,l
sudl,uly around ard threw Goo ur.'
b.. holding M. RUNNER there ou s,e
uul puuawav made e guud run and
catch cd! ily hlil knocked by Huricsln
.u thir inning
IN. rlfg wiz ppy ,ho phiuyow El6-
her, saturday and sunday Reports
her yesterday ar, that several of a.
members o. the cub team SUNDAY viii
play with rlauyi,w Tn game Thurs
Gly between the plaiuVi,w and Lul.
ho,'; Elks " H. also said that mum
b,r ~ there players win bo in tho uu,
up againr, th, Elhs iu the weekend
games here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Athletics Heii Brave,

o. AssHr'Hfft irtss
PHILADELPHIA luly p-Wcl,h'-
home run with two an btsr~. culmn1;.
ius q humlardmcnt ~ W,ilmsn iu the
nth won today's game from -. Louis.
Griffin made his FIRST hit since iuly
ANA SEVERED his FIRST error In his last
40 cnfY,a The score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Summary Two.h1sc hit-Fcrguson.
Stolen ias'--El.nch1rd. Bases IN balls
--Ogf Ferguson. . S,rugE out-Bv Fee
Elsor. : ny i,,ssi. o. Time Of game
-h0ur' 20 minutes Including time or'
far rain Umpirrs-Gylllhor and i,rv.
rolds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

I,r vl.h.ug llr, curtains u.r RTE
81, MORE WASHING POWDER ~
Goo, ruh lH; simply dissolve small
aWuuu. luJ IS h.sS .nu curtains thruuIh
a., water Note results Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

tn, numbcr 81 a. : clerks WIS &C..
du,.d 2,' iu May. This viii seem en-.
,uIllg.nrg to one INTO cnn hook az 70
rrlin u, and and visgll.z' mountain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

s'BaSe hit Dauler; =. kilduu =
Rasc hits Groh. N,is i,ouhlc pliyf
Grih % Sicking to naub,rt. Wheat {.
kfcuger 60 Olson. Ease an balls Rrg
thcr 5; Pcffcfcr J. MsmauN 7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
american Association,

A. 81 Joseph o; Tulsa 3.
A. Dies Moines > Joplin l.
At Omaha O: Oklahonia civ .
~ Sioux CITY 6: w.chitn II s innings
by agrccmenil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

summary --TUohIsc hits CH,,l'skir.
Wumhsrlns u'Ncu. thr,elJsc hi'
speaker. doublc playr chapman Co
Johusun. M,NsllN Co Mclnnis Scott to
Mclurr. stolen b1sr. hans hasc un
balls. 90 Covc.'siic Z. Bush @: strucl.
out uy Cuy,irsl,i, g. Bush ..
- ma gam, Il II l..
Cleveland .... GOO SOC 100 81 ~ .
Boston ........ Too olo on l-5 : =
Eait,ri, -O.Nsiu Bagby gud thi,.
Walter and Pcnn.k.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

T. A. Atlanta .. kcw Orleans .
A. Nashy1il, = Chattanooga 70.
Birmingham. a. Molilc-losipuc.i
wet grounds.
AZ Little RccS .. Memphis &
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
CLEVELAND SPLITS
BILL WITH boston
RED son WIN SECOND CONTEST
~ TEN INNINGS - ROTH
TEAMS IIT HiID

BOSTON luly 10 Boston anil Glow,
land divided u double header here TODAY.
Cleveland Wiuuinr thr FIRST game. 90 O.
e. and Boston th, ,.ul boz ton INNINGS.
? to 4 Both t,Im hl,tri hard Toe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

sBsse hits Cravath. Hcaihcoic. Shef.
del. 2.Ilasc hii Mcuscl D,ull. plays
Wheat MeuFel and whclt Bavc ~
halls Huhhcl . Struck out Htll,,l q.
Shertlcii 8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
BROOKLYN LOSES
! To REDS IN 9Th
CHAMPIONS EVEN SERIES WITH
DODGERS ~ SCORING ~
LAST iN>lNG.
ny Associated Pres.

~ NEn7I1THI ITF""
CINCINNATI Nly i1.-Clncinnali
cvencd the series with Brooklyn todny
by fcorins run In the ninth inning
on Dnubcrts double. a Sfc hunt b,
Rcush and a Wild throw - Mlmaux.
nIinnEI w AZ q u u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
Cards Win in 18th


ST. LOUIS. July 'e--S. Louis won
from Philadelphia IN a. 70 uincs toil,
getting an even break on tho srrics
PHiI.ADELpIIIA AZ Il 10 \ p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

~ wichita Falls Dallas uft DIV.
81 Shrcyopor; Fort Worth rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
Ruih Hits Two Homer,

NEW YORK. July No. - E,bc Eutr
made two home runs DO the s'cor {
gr'no - a double header with Chicago
today. and being r. new record, his ,.,nl
unw l.lls 81 Tho Yankee. hy hard
hitting ills won the nrvt game hut
lHrt ihr s.Huni
Srurr iF inning " " 4
Ghrtzn ........ 600 O0i nni-e :
Ncw Ym. ....... go 0gn o0N--s 10 I
Haiici.cf - Srhnlk and Wilkln on.
i.ul ard Shiwtry.
Sstnul game. T. VI L.
Chicago ....... Uiu unp $50 T.. %
Now York ..... U0U .nl els io 8
Elticri,. - Srhtlk and Kerr Ilan1h
sud Thurunh.'n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
Cubs shut Oui Braves.
n as~-.n.s.H -.

CHICAGO. July is-Naughu 90.
pitched Rudolph iosisy and Chicag
shut on; Boston.
boeson ....-..... "nN 900 "Nn--n q
Chicago .........011 cor Lex C.
Baiierics-Growd Is. Eldoiph DALI
Vaughn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

Try a Daily News Wan, "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidnsy srd bladder troubles. gravel. -eak
a@i lare hscs. fhflmrtfa ana irr.gulafitiss
% the lr.r-ys. enc bladder. II not sold By
your erargisi BY nsn ti.2S. Small bo;iie
sss.r ttfss send for sworn tsstinoniala
Df. y " Har. 1s-s Olive S.. ST. Lou. Nc.
soil b. az drsgxista-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
1na,,cd ior So,hcron in ninth

Summary - Home run. WEIGH: stolen
hnses Slslcf. Williams double plays
Ccdeon and Sislcr. struck out. by We'll.
man ! Rommel I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

x-onc cut when winrln .un scored
ax--Hsfor, Wright Stone b. sth. ANY,
Ran fer Crayaih in SIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Ctleisn 90 New Nrk
- i.olir ~ Philadelphia
u tru.t az Washington.
Cleveland 40 Eortur
National
N,N NurE 600 Pittsburgh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20
Glnc> Postponed

q - WNU TUl \ I
olO oJo llN 20 o q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-20

x-Nunc out wh,n winning rsu
scored xN-Ran for Krrrcr Ga si&;h
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17
Northwestern News
IN STATE
BEST IN YEARS
Only Danger Now is From
Hoppers, Minneapolis
Bankers Assert.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July l7.-Fresh
evidence that the North Dakota crops
are in the best condition in years VA
brought to Minneapolis Friday By p.
j. Leeman, w. c. McGregor, A. A.
on their return from the North DAko-
ia Bankers association convention In
Valley City. At the same time, Bert
Bali, director Of plans for the Spring
Wheat Crop Improvement association,
announced work would begin ct oncs
to spread propaganda for fall ploWtnG
as one Of the important steps toward
assuring a good crop mex year. The
association works principally In Min
r.esota and the Dakotas.
Not for years have North Dakota
crops been as good as they Ire now
Mr.. Leeman said. 1.-The wheat there
seems to have escaped rust. The only
peril now is grasshoppers. Some dis
tricts, especially in the northern part
of the state, report hoppers. But even
there are not 80 dangerous as they
were a year ago, for now there is lots
OF green stuffs for them to eat. where
as a yea ago the crops were about the
ONLY food they had in sight"
South Dakota and North Dakota, the
railroads.. hardwaremen, millers, the
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce as.
ISOLATION, and other groups, will be
asked t. cooperate in teaching farm.
ers to pillow in the fall. Mr.. Ball said
| Posters in store windows, newspaper
advertising. circulars and word Of
mouth propaganda will be used. Be-
sides the softening effect Of frost or
the ground plowed before winter sets
in, that policy is Of great help in Grad.
icating weeds, MI. Ball said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17
Pembina County Man
Pinned Under Horse
:. For Fifteen Hours

Concrete, n. D., July 17.-Al.
Olson, . farmer near this place,
had a narrow escape from death
when with one lcg plnnod under
meath . horse which had slipped
and fallen In . narrow ravtne, he
spent fifteen hours endangered
each moment by the hoofsS or the
horse which struggled constantly
TO rise. In order 70 protect his
head from the horses frantic
kicks, Olson took out his pocket
knife and dug hole Id the
ground into which he would nut
his head when the fallen horse
became restless.
The accident occurred when
Olson WA ascending . steep in
cline on horseback, the Adimal
striking its head against the
bouGh OF q tree and slipping
backward into the narrow rovine,
pinnine Olson down by falling on
one of his legs. Al the accident
occurred In the evenine, tho fam
fly were unable to Iocate the miss.
ing man until the next day. Olson
received several bruises but no
severe injuries. For q dme his
leg was 20 numb and NfeleGs that
he could not walk on Il,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17

many to remove the. tracks oetm ~.
knife River ana Finland, ~ cnm-
m rnhS |. o here today. The proceedings
late Yesterday included q report on
the manager Of the Alser-smith LMm-
ber company. j. ". Bayley: and other
ofncials. and the giving of testimony
by settlers living along the n
The figures introduced by the ran.
road oncials showed that tne con,
pany has operated at a loss ior sev .ra
yeay.. Statements made by settlers
that .the loss, II any was really ' -
cured, was due to the irreguiarit u
operation"
I. A number Of pictures ~ .s; ~
tenstve fields Of grain a1one sne '~
road were presented by settAero'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17
DETROIT NOTES

I Detroit, MINI, July 17.-Miss Ethel
Munson Of F~essenden is a guest at
Shoreham this week.
x. r. Frazier, wife and daughter Of
Colon, Ia. are registered at Hotel
Shoreham for a few weeks
10 III. Fl. Bake OF Holt, Mimi. visited
1riends at the lakes this week.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Hendry of Lind will visit
4 Here for a while.
VI i. X. Preston Of Darlington, N. D.,
H~fAnsacted important business here
bis week.
q a. NJ. Duffy and party of Spring
Valley, Mimi, are now numbered
mons the lake folks.
ssg4 z. A. Anderson Of Steele, N. D., is
Agistered at Hotel Shoreham.
Fay B.. Wall and wife Of Spring
GALLEY will spend a month at the
likes.
III Mr.. W. E.. Harrison OF Oak Park,
H.. Il visiting friends here.
Isaiah Hale of Topeka, Kan, is a
0uest at Pettibone Lodge. /
y Gust Aamodt and wife Of Halstad,
linn, are now at their cottage.
s Sadie e. Paulson Of Cokato is reg
ftered at ~Pettibone's.
q Mrs.. LIP. Voorhees, of Blue Island
iii spend the summer at the lake.
]. kellogg of st. Paul will spend
bnne time at Shoreham.
d. M. Ferrier and wife Of Blue
{sland r enjoying he summer in
\ heir cottage on Lake Melissa
4 b. Ely. wife and son are here
rom Kansas City to enjoy our lake
"a 81. i. Rose Of Minneapolis vii,
bend the balance Of h season at
&lettibone Lodge.
Jephsan of Fargo 10 here for q
Ifief time.
an. Dakotaites are at the fair at
&hrgo this week. VIZ hope to see
hem Ill return today.
2an0ng the new arrivals At Hotel
1ira a I. Kolzdebt Of Alexandria
rent the week at Shoreham.
Lieut.. md Mra. s. 7. Hudson Of
Nendsn are guests at Pettibone
Nh ~. ma Nh. Z. G. commans Of
& R1mnipag ara now among the summer
NiaSMary Judd Of Minneapolis viii
Ss bend = month vtsdting friends.
1er.and 1rx courtock Of Fes-
IA ff.#nnd Mrs. VIM. Boosberg of
Saa1&asapSnt = few days here With
Is aoedr1ch Of Minneapolis
"A IT. the Sulmmer hero.
bsrhaxt of Fargo spent ~
Il ~ hsfe en3oying the lake
n Ecsn1ly.
$50 among The Yargoitss
81 1gvn from TAEgo 70 spend
@ MsxJ. q. Doian u winni-
& 1Akss tor the summer.
s. Sf1aS NJ Of FARGO - Wit.
: . g fsN dayH
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17
Rolla Girl Henored
ByrFrench Government
With Free Scholarship

Rolla, N. D., July 17.-Mtss
IMella Narcotic Of this place has
been selcoted ~ one OF twenty.
six young ladies to represent the
United States in D French univer.
sity. The French government has
offered that number OF scholar.
slhps to American girls having the
requisite qualifications. The ap-F
pointnent carries With 1t free
room, board, tuition, transporta.
ton and all other necessary ok:
penseS. y. ys
Miss Narcotic graduated from
the state. University " N0rth@On-'
kota this spring. tss, n
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Walsh County Gets
More Good Live Stock

Grafton. N. D.. July 17.-Eleven
cattle were added to the herds of
Grafton stock raisers during the past
few weeks.
At the Valley City sale. the first
sale ever held in the state Of exclusive
North Dakota cattle. several promi-
nent farmers made purchases as fol-
lows:
head Of calves and cows; F. A. WEIGH,
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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snear Douglas and Nespawa In Mani
Itoba il % badly burned that farmers
will not realize ono bushel per acre
from It. Not one heavy rain has fall
len this season. Farmers in these dis
|tricts will have to hire out as farm
laborers this summe to make ends
meet. II rain does not DOE come the
oat crop will also be ruined.
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WASHCOUN'TY
]. TEAM IS HIGH
Eleven Counties Took Part
II Stock Judging at State
Fair at Fargo.

Fargo. n. D., July 17.-Hallie sor-
A0nson Of Kidder county won the high
Sscore In the Judging Of dairy cattle in
tho judging contest held at the state
fair Friday and won the gold watch
offered by the State Dairymen and
ARuttermakers' association. Martin
Hutchinson. also Of Kidder county,
SoEsCaA. third.
In the horse Judging tests Galen
Perry Of Barnes county scored high
man, Harold Austin of Grand Forks
county was highest in beef cattle, Cor
don Wilson OF Barnes county In sheep
md Chester Condit Of Bottineau
ty.in hogs
medals, and other prizes.
~Following is the individual ranking
OF the three scoring highest in each
evasion:
Horses.
= i. Galen Perry, Barnes county, 1870.
2. Myrtle Kearns, Walsh county.
4 5. Allen Briggs. cass county, $780,.
sa Beef Cattle.
: 1. Harold Austin, Grand Forks
EQUITY, 123.
q. Dan Kromrey, Bottineau courIy,
:. Geo. Allison. Grand Forks coun-
". 116.
4 Sheep Glass.
I 1. Gordon Wilson, Barnes county,
Q. Kenneth Green, Emmons coun-
8. Myrtle Kearns. Walsh county,
IN Hog Class.
4 = /. Chester Condit, Bottineau coun-
! .. Gordon Wilson. Barnes county,
It's.
! 8. Allen Briggs, cass county. 10.
Dairy Cattle.
I !. Halle s%orenson. Kidder county.
1 2. Martin Hutchinson, Kidder coun-
4 q, lis.
Z 5. Allen Briggs, Cass county, III.
n ! The following shows the ranking of
every one who took part in the whole
contest:
1. Allen Briggs. Caas, 532.
!. 4 2. Herbert Warner, Sargent. 487.
8. Galen Perry. Barnes, 487.
\ Il 4. Myrtle Kearns, Walsh. 4S3.
\ 4 5. Chas. Herbison, Walsh, 49,.
Y I 9. Martin Hutchinson. Kidder, 472.
/ 4 Z. Harold Austin. Grand Forks. 461,
! . 9. Geo. Allison. Grand Forks. 461,
4 >. Chester Condit, Bottineau, $50.
10. . Kromrey, Bottineau. 458.
H = Walsh Leads.
! 4 Walsh county's team ranked high.
est among the II counties that had
4 4ent contestants. The following table
4 dhows the ranking of each team in
H The whole contest:
Il Rank County Score
ii 4 Walsh 1881
2 Bottineau 1885
3 Barnes 1851
Kidder ~
4 5 Grand Forks 1870,
6 Burleigh 1928!
! Cass 126!
/ : s Benson 1915
fA 8 Dickey 119t
4 q 10 Sargent 116!
e p IL Emmons III;
u IL ThSse silver cups were awarded t
3 Che three counties with highest score
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THIRTY-FOUR
INDICTMENTS
ARE RETURNED

Duluth, MIMI, July 17.-Thirty-four
indictments were returned by the fed
eral grand jury late yesterday in its
third partial report since the jurors
began work Tuesday. OF this num-
Der, twenty-five we're for Introducing
remainder for violations of the Vol
stead act or having possession of
mash. A total of ninety indictments
have been, returned.
The grand jury did not begin its
investigation Of the charges of. SNUG
Cling liquor from Canada into the
United States against John Murphy,
chief OF Duluth police: Frank L.
Bradley, deputy federal marshal. and
Frank Schaeffer, cigar store pro-
prietor. This case will be taken up
Monday, it is said.
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two heifers; John Rutherford, two
heifers: Albert Midgarden, one
heller; j. p. jackson and Son, q COW
and q heifer, making q total Of eleven
head. Two Of the local breeders
likewise entered stock for sale atfVal-
ley City and realized good prices.