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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
Mexico City awaits as Yaqui Indians march toward the capital with the provisional secretary of war Plutarco Bilas Galles leading more than a thousand men on a 1600 mile trek. The article notes their drums, warrior reputation, and the personal burdens carried into battle.
Attorney General William Langner addressed over 2,000 in Mandan area, denouncing pamphlets defending the Townley nonpartisan league and wartime actions. He cited a pamphlet and cited his own war service including his brother’s enlistment, injuries in France, and hospital time to counter claims of slander.
Attorney General William Langer addresses crowds in Grand Forks and surrounding towns denouncing Townley and the Nonpartisan League. He cites by laws and bank cases, pledges to purge state payrolls, protect workers, and scrutinize state expenditures while promising to restore school control and oppose socialism.
John Robinson's, the pioneer of tented shows, marks a ninety seven year tradition with a grand display in Grand Forks. The circus promises two performances on Friday June 26 at 2 and 8 pm after a daytime street parade and a chance to view the large menagerie. New animals and oddities are billed as highlights.
The article details a surge of thefts in Germany with jails full and criminals from larceny to armed robbery released for lack of space. Notable incidents include a break into the Berlin stock exchange netting 3,600 marks, thefts at the mausoleum of Field Marshal Von Moltke, and a raid on a manor at Paaren near Nauen where 50,080 marks were taken and the burgomaster tied up.
In a forest tale by Carlysle H. Holcomb, Tinker Bob rests at his Forest home as Rufus the Tree Mouse arrives with a warning. Lady Lone Sparrow’s nest holds five eggs but danger looms from a Black Snake seeking the eggs and fledgling birds.
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