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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
5
Grist from Grind Forks Herald reports a June 22 publication date feature. The brief item notes local events and notices with standard community details.
The Herald disputes reports of mob violence against Gallagher in Richardton Blark County saying the tale of beating and near death was exaggerated. It notes Gallagher faces criticism from American Legion members for remarks about socialism and asserts the incident lacked political motive or real violence.
A fragmented 19th century editorial argues delays in adopting a city commission government for Grand Forks. It questions postponing a February transition, notes mayor and aldermen terms expiring in April, and suggests a February change would have allowed commissioners to align with the September tax levy and annual appropriations after thorough departmental knowledge.
The article argues Independent Republican J A O Preus leads in Minnesota governor race amid strong Socialist opposition from Townley. It notes Townley and Shipstead efforts fail, while other Independent candidates split votes, and it warns North Dakota voters of Townley’s broader ambitions. The piece critiques an absent voters law expansion proposal and calls for defeat of the bill and the June 30 election outcomes.
A barefoot boy with a freckled face returns home to cheers from villagers while an old man calls him out guiding boys with a wary gaze. The crowd follows him as if awaiting a hopeful example, the town judging his every step in shifting rumor and pride.
A melodramatic tale on the Wabash where the Pearl Hunter and a dying heiress battle a masked foe. The Wild Rose and Wild Man figures intertwine with a 35 000 Blue Moon pearl, red masks, a shooting, and a jail escape woven through a tense woods cabin showdown. The Pearl Hunter shields love and identity amid danger and pursuit.
In a dim hillside setting a sheriff confronts a bold Pearl Hunter while a staged pursuit unfolds. The hunter, wounded yet steady, helps implicate a deeper plot through careful chance and a loaded pistol recaptured from danger.
A biographical profile traces Thomas Garrigue Masaryk from obscurity as a Vienna instructor to a political and intellectual pillar of the Czech nation. It highlights his early advocacy for education, his stand during the Pound case, his stance against Vienna’s policies, and his rise to lead Bohemia and then an independent Czech state as its first president. The piece emphasizes his sacrifices, international diplomacy, and enduring popularity among Czechs, with Blicks toward his future leadership and legacy.
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