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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
5
The page notes advance subscriptions and syndicate credits for the June 23 1920 issue. It references the Associated Press dispatches and the paper's affiliation, indicating standard newsroom practices and distribution details for the Tuesday edition.
The article reviews Chairmas Cummings of the Democratic National Committee delivering a keynote address in San Francisco. It assesses his critique of the Republican Party, notes internal party tensions between conservatism and radicalism, and comments on reactionary charges balanced against Democratic claims. It also covers local civic notes about Kem Temple at a Shrine gathering and Grand Forks city government referendum discussions.
In a tight primary, North Dakota voters face a choice between Frazier advocating centralized state control and Townley aligned policies, or Langer backing gradual, accountable governance. The issue centers on self rule versus autocratic excess, urging readers to support the independent ticket.
Severe hail storms hit Valley City and surrounding localities on Saturday. Damage runs into thousands with homes, crops, and vehicles affected in Marion Utahville and Adrian areas as twenty five sections report partial destruction.
Andrea Peller travels with the white man to Impuala in Africa where he builds a hut and stockade, serves her breakfast in a camp setting, and discusses fate and duty. He reveals not returning, urges caution, and she contemplates an uncertain future as she grows entangled with him.
The eighth Philippine Islands labor congress adopts resolutions for an eight hour day and woman suffrage. Secretary Jacinta Manahan Cilipino states Bolshevism rejected as anti democratic and against compulsory labor. The body supports compulsory school attendance and rejects political movement that harms labor welfare.
The speaker sits on a porch at dusk enjoying simple wealth and family. He contrasts weary life with a comforting scene of children playing and a mother calling them to bed. He reflects on happiness and the quiet value of home, pipe lit, thoughts balancing on kings.
Secretary Payne endorses Senator James D Phelan's bill to form the United States Oil corporation. The plan would explore develop refine transport and store oil and related products in foreign countries with U S control and market pricing. Citizens may own majority stock while foreigners hold a minority stake.
Manila reports Philippine central mills produced about 75 000 tons of centrifugal sugar (9 degree) in the 1919 1920 crop year. Output for 1920 1921 is forecast at 150 000 tons as more centers start up. Total muncavade sugar nears 150 000 tons. exports to US, China, Japan minimal.
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