Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-18
!. EvDN1s OF a wrEk


EVENING. JUNE 10, 1881.
EVENTS OF A w1EEKl
TIE past week has been barren OF sensational Incl
dents& IN connectaon with developments In cantral Europe
Is situation In stles'a, which for . time threatened t.
= the starting point OF another real war. has taken O,
: more pacific aspect, and while details concerning tn,
proeress OF settlement are lacking. the fact that no fur
tnee serious disturbances have been reported IL reassur
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the manner In which the former emperor Of Ger
many. many - losing his place In public Interest Is indicated b.
the scant attention which was given in the press nm,
ekauy 70 the notice given in the French senate OF an In
terpellation asking the administration Tor tnformahor
as to what steps were being taken to bring the head q,
the house OF Hohenzollern to trial. and Why this had moi
already been done Premier BRAND was absenf vne,
the notice was given, and discussion was suspended unit
ne could attend. 1t Is improbable that much Attention
VIII be paid to the incident, and 1t is apparent thai pub.
Ac opinion generally regards the subject Of the forme,
katsers trial closed.
There have been further assurances, Of an informal
nature, however. that japan intends to withdraw from
shantung In the very near future, and these assurances
seem to be quite generally credited. As 4 further tndt-
cation Of the trend In Japan to limit the expandon rol-
ICY TO which one Of the powerful elements in japan has
been committed there Is the declaration Of japanese
purpose to withdraw her troops from Siberia, a step
which q good many people believed would never be taken
unless the japanese were driven out Of that country
by force.
Diplomatic attention has been drawn to the report
thai Americans OF former Greek nationality now reatdent
~ Greece have been forced to join the Greek army. It
- not expected that serious difficulty will be met in adj
5usttns this matter, but the status Of persons who. onca
citizens OF another country, and row naturaltsed Amer
leans. Is constantly providing knots for the diplounsts to
unite.
Following the inclusion Of the naval reduction
anneodueut In thu senate naval bill. with tho understand.
ins that It will be adopted by the house. with the ap-
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decision OF the Brtttsh government to limit this years
naval building outiay to two uiaton pounds. sun
which would merely make q fair start ON the oonstruc-
ton GA drnt class hattlesh4p, and the decasxatson IN the
Lendo1- Times. In Whstaace, that Great britain IL raadv
to tdnehs UAhed States IN . program OF naval reduction.
necessarily any direct relation between these
Two fncsds0s aud ONT senate resolution, Is the British
con01ncmoa@pro8z9m has been soapended tor some time.
Adnaratstuas - on hs way home 10 make such er-
pasnaf4sna s he nsyto the secretary Of the navy in con-
ne6aoo*wafh hts recent London address in which he de-
nouHosd Sim Fetn and all its works. A nav angle Of
The Irish question 10 presented BY the seizure in New YORK
OF q large shipment Of machine guns and other arms
which T. 10 asserted were intended for the Irish revoiu-
tan4sta. onslrnan who says he In the real owner OF tho
Weapons asserts that they were stolen from his ware
house. and the whole subject ID under Investigation.
%M~ r.
Hamilton Holt, who headed the oreanixauou Of pro-
league Republicans IN New Fork In the last campaign,
mas addressed an open letter to President HARDING ask.
ing him to make a public statement setting forth dust
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ton Persons who ought to be in q position to know
DO not believe that the president will respond It this
time with the publication Of q program. On the con.
trary, 1t Is believed that the administrators investiea-
ton Of the subject has not yet reacheds the poin+ where
the announcement Ola definite program would be wise
or useful
President Harding has addressed q LETTER to the
COMMITTEES OF executives In Washington setting forth his
!, convection that there 10 urgent need for the immediate
adoption Of a policy Of reform and reconseructton IN
R0VoXA mAAIQlH administration A~A L$L>x t. 10 -
saclude a resrouping Of the various activities now carried
on, 70 the end that all subjects Of like character NAV be
I sfyen attenaon'by the same agency. and that overlapping
{ ana duplication may be eliminated. This has baan tia
eAdeal OF many Of our statesmen, but It has failed Of real.
ixation because Of the Opposition of interested nersons
re changes which Will deprive them or their friends Of lu-
!. s7l positions In the employ Of the government,
f&s .
By the narrow majority Of three the senate rejected
the bill tor the regulation Of the packing iudunry nro-
posed byItte committee on agriculture. Fr1enda ~ +ha
hneasure we're taken by surprise, but they exnres.sd ia
helaef thak they would be able TO rsverse thas decision
sson reconsideration. and that, falltns thu, tnsy couA p.ss
g ~ oeaer bills Of quite similar chsraeter now psnd.
s.W8 New York bankers have arranged to take care Of
49, sn1ans Of q fund Of $1s,ooo.ooo for the better fin
gsa1c41nng " the live stock industry. The arrangement 10
IN The Nature Of q pool, westsrn bankers 70 contribute
aAokAsr ~. 100000 to II. This fund Is being raised en-
taArSayy q ss q prsyats enterprise, nothing being asked nom
4 AeA S4g nznenf - the way Of financial support.
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sektk. 80 thsrs 8 Ia progress there smother phase
tSstAe Aeht between radicalisn and saaS .opnSSsvatsun
ssM1keA hasseharactertEsA most meettnes e the feAeration
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