North Dakota notes mix of politics and press bias
Local items discuss railroad rates, coal development, and state politics with references to the Dickinson differential, lignite coal, and upcoming public-building plans. It notes editor reports on law, judiciary opinions, and fights between Mandan and Bismarck while accusing Mandan Pioneer editor of biased journalism.
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Puttle
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McLean
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Mercer County
Thute
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Mindan
Binsmarck
Missouri
Biemarck
North Dakota
Erpurn
Mr. Tuttle
Senate committee allotments favor old guards over new
A Minneapolis Journal view notes that Republican caucus selected committees by seniors, omitting new senators from new states. It cites Casey Hasbrough as favored names and criticizes the distribution of chairmanships, including Power heading civil service examining and a sense that new members gain little in the lineup.
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Columba
Minneapolis Journal
Honda
Power
Florida Senate Contest Seen Settled by Merit
Fragmentary text suggests debate over Florida senatorial contest and notes on candidates. References to Mr. Call as preferred by legislature and public, with cryptic remarks on party and technical character. Partial context implies strong interest from southern observers and residents in Florida.
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Florida Senate Deadlock Shapes Call Victory in Election
The piece describes a Florida caucus fight for a U S senator with a two thirds rule. A Call supporter initially wavered on a pledge to abstain until two thirds was reached. After weeks of deadlock the exucna resolution was rescinded and Call won in joint session, though one house majority was lacking. The issue centers on Senate appointment by constitutional quorum rules and calls for a fair Senate decision reflecting the state’s popular choice.
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