N Dakota Republican factions clash in primary fight
North Dakota faces a complex presidential primary as five Republican factions and two Democratic camps vie for influence. The Non-Partisan League dominates past elections, with Lemke and Mackenzie leaders blending and fracturing into Johnson support. Two wings seek uninstructed delegation. others push instructed backing, amid threats of at the national convention to decide if a Non-Partisan Leader can be a good Republican.
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Paul
Minn
North Dakota
Primar
Chicago
League
William Lemke
Republican State Committee
Bismarck
MacKenzie
Dave Mackaiae
Leonard Wood
Gover Lowden
Bis
State Central Committee
M.C. Young
Northern Pacific Railroad
Bomath
William Lane
MacKen Vane
Special Savace
Independent Voters’ Association
Jerry Bacon
Grand Forks Herald
William Langer
Langer
Ear 9
A. C
National Non-l'artican League
Townley
Langer Leaguers
Hillsboro
Hiram Johnson
North
Melvin Kildreth
Non-Partizan League
Bryan
San Francisco
A. Michell Palmer
Democracy Through New Chamber of Americus and Sumter
The Am ericus Sumter Chamber of Commerce adopts a democratic constitution and by-laws at a Carnegie Library meeting. The document outlines name, object, membership rules, governance by twelve directors, annual and special meetings, budgets, referenda, and county advisory council structure. It also details elections, officers, and fiscal year, with emphasis on dues, voting, and amendments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carnegie Library
Chamber of Commerce of Americas
Sumter County
Chamber of Commerce of
Americus
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerces of Americas
ad_vance
Chamber of Commerce For
Americas
Treasur
Sumter
County Advisory Council
Robert
Manchester
Liverpool
England
United States
Georgia
Glover
F. P. Harrold
N. A. Ray
Sumter Count
W. W. Dykes
Legal notices of petitions and divorce in Sumter County
Legal advertisements from Sumter County Georgia list orders for deeds to bond titles and libel for divorce. Notices name applicants like Mrs Bulah Fewell and Mrs Hattie Cawood, with hearings set for May 1920 and clerk E Allen urging appearance.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Wm. M. Kidd
John A. Cobb
R. Heys
Superior Court
Sumter Sup
J. Wilson
Emmett F
John E. Ferguson
C. Douglas Wilson
Bulah Fewell
S. J. Wilson
Sumter Superior Court
Hattie Cawood
J. C. Cawood
E. Allen
Gus Holcomb
J. B. Delamar
Ng C. Douglas Wilson
John BB
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Otto Auto
Arter
Homer
Dakota
Canada
Dept. Clery Sumter Sup. Court
Goodyear
Americus Automobile Co
Americus Undertaking CO
Nat LeMaster
P.O
Phes
B. C. Hogue Contracting
Dodge Bros
W. G. Turpin & Co
E. Lamar