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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
4
Lieut J C Steiner led 35 American soldiers in repelling an armored Russian train attack near Vladivostok. The clash lasted about 45 minutes with heavy casualties on both sides. the unit and several others are recommended for distinguished service medals.
Rep Locke of Aberdeen cites a Hob district ranch tale about placer claims. A rancher kept a deep water dish for fowls and many drowned hens were found with crops filled with gold nuggets weighing them down.
Carl H. Witt files for divorce at Colp., alleging his wife refused to caress him in any way during their fourteen years of marriage, detailing a persistent lack of affection as the basis for dissolution.
Clarence Westcott faces theft charges for stealing a Bible and other religious works from Elmira N.Y. The incident involved a religious text copier and appeared linked to a wider pattern of larceny noted in local reports.
The North Dakota Chapter of American War Mothers condemned Kate Richards O'Hare’s sentence in a Beach, North Carolina speech case. In a second annual convent here, they denounced President Wilson’s action and pledged to uphold the American Legion while opposing the espionage conviction.
A republican platform statement asserts Americans have free speech and rights under law while opposing agitation against the government. It argues aliens lack liberty to oppose U S institutions and supports deportation as a government power, calling for public hearings before competent administrative tribunals due to immigration policy concerns.
George Pattullo recounts a loafer sent to a shipyard superintendent with a card. He exalts the ease of work yet fears a persistent follower. The boss reveals the trick: the follower is the worker’s own hired helper, mirroring inefficiency in grafted employment.
Victor Thomas of Grass Range Montana seeks three year proof to establish his land claim in section 32 township 16 north range 24 east Montana. He testifies witnesses George W. Kinnick Ole Olson Nathan E Gibson and Noah E Gilbert all of Grass Range. Notice filed June 2 1920 at Lewistown Montana.
A Canadian fur trapper and nurse, linked to a Klondike promise, faced a grim fate when a hell hole’s lure led to a perilous journey. Joan Gray died during the trek, leaving a community to reckon with the dark temptation and alleged promises that drew her in.
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