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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text from Granp Forks Herald shows scattered mentions of morning and evening editions with unclear timing. Readers are left with uncertain references to daily publication cycles and possible events labeled as morning or evening.
The article argues no evidence shows Wall Street gained an advantage from treaty copies. It notes the treaty is unfinished, with changes possible after German and conference agreement. Abstracts and summaries were published, and the main points match the full text, offering no extra actionable insights.
Former Senator Root discussed constitutional rights of the Senate to request a copy of the peace treaty and the president to refuse. He argued for or against frequent consultation, noting expedience matters and suggesting informal copies to reduce friction. He blamed the president's tendency to act after final conclusions for much of the discord and urged more team work.
Report reflects public choice amid telegraphers strike. First day showed no noticeable impact on Grand Works service or lines in the area. Local officials describe the crisis as evolving with the wider wire system, while organizers push for action ahead.
Critics argue the strike seeks to force settlements by injuring the public rather than presenting the merits of the dispute for a fair decision. Konenkamp warns the movement seeks to maximize public injury to pressure employers, defining success by damage to Americans.
A speech argues for deporting noncitizens implicated in anarchic plots and tightening immigration to prevent future entries. It urges education as prevention, forging citizenship through early and sustained moral development. For those who cannot be educated or deported, it supports penitentiaries and, if needed, capital punishment.
A June 26 measure proposes six districts with two or three judges each replacing twelve single judge districts. It would create three new judgeships costing salaries and expenses. The bill includes venue changes across counties and districts, raising concerns about potential political influence in court rulings.
A heated but vague dispute erupts as figures like Lodge Root and Davison claim copies of the peace treaty with Germany exist in New York. The dispute centers on who has a full text and why it has not been telegraphed, amid Red Cross work and public curiosity.
In a shift from high society, David Noel, a ambitious American, encounters a plain street girl who resembles Constance Bruce, the girl from his youth and the key to a past bargain. He invites her to a dancing contest and learns her name is Miss Arilof, setting a path toward a personal and social collision that promises revelations in tomorrow's continuation.
A critique argues against linking New Zealand to North Dakota as Utopia. It notes similar white populations, shared frontier histories, and a Mills-led socialist critique. The piece warns selective representation, highlights radical clashes, and previews future examinations of New Zealand’s politics and economy.
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