Local News Briefs From Grand Works Worth Dakota Postoffice
The issue notes Monday morning events at Grand Works Worth Dakota postoffice with a warning about a renewed lease and advance notices. It credits the paper to a staffer and indicates the local news published herein, dated Tuesday evening June 17, 1619.
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Amending the Treaty and School Board Reform Debate
A broad discussion critiques the Versailles treaty as a global effort to curb war while noting flaws and political maneuvering. The piece also analyzes North Dakota education reform, opposing a mixed board of administration linked to penal and charitable institutions and warning against politicized, underqualified appointees.
Educational Bill Hewes Bill 154 in politics context
The Hewes Bill 154, called the educational or administration bill, emerged from political necessity. The item notes its origin and links to broader policy aims within the educational governance debate.
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Hewes
Blockade The Weapon As German Treaty Signings End
The passage outlines a punitive Allied plan against Germany after a treaty would be signed or not. It forecasts troop movements into Germany with limited occupation focused on strategic points. The main tool is a strict blockade to halt trade, and no full occupation or destruction is intended. Germany would be allowed to test its stance while the blockade remains in force.
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Germany
Versaillent Ln
Department of Life
United States
Senate
Akles
Arine
Nothing Strange About It In Russia Schools Governed By Illiterate Officials
A report claims Bolshevist Russia assigns illiterate individuals to head public schools as a democratic gesture. The piece contrasts this with North Dakota groups who have long trusted figures whose careers rest on tenure rather than literacy, implying unexpected parallels in governance and business leadership.
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Russia
North Dakota
Protest Over Massacres in Europe and Cigar Prices Rise
A letter from Jonas Ziljuc appeals to the Herald Mail-Bag audience regarding alleged Jewish massacres in Poland Lithuania and Galician areas, urging publication to counter charges against Jews. The page notes cigars to cost more as London reports further increases in prices, reflecting wartime trade strains.
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London
Léndenern
The Twice American by Eleanor M Ingram
A tangled melodrama set between New York and Brazil follows Noel, Bruce, and a web of fate surrounding a girl with the shoes from years past. Noel schemes amid German fears, political power, and a quest for a mysterious American bride. The tale twists through prisons, land grants, and a ballroom dance prize.
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Eleanor M. Ingram
David Noel
Heyer
Thy Howeene
Giris
Thal
New York
Brasil
Bruce
Fidrowth
Noel
Constance Bruce
Neal
Rae
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Noel Meets Dancer Vasili Arloff's Daughter at Birthday Dinner
Noel visits Long Island to meet Rosalind Arloff and her father Vasili Arloff, posing as a guest at a lavish birthday gathering. He discovers Rosalind is the dancer’s daughter, recognizes the famed Vasili, and confronts a web of art and status while planning an apology to the elusive dancing partner.
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Noel
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Miss Arlo
Constance Bruce
Neel
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Angie Bankarote
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Arloff
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America
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Veaili Arioff
Tomart Evening Herald
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Institute For the Blind
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Poland
Europe
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Lithuania
Pub
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Bries
Jacinta Mayer
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Republic
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Rosalind Arlof
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
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