Teagarden blasts Townleyism in Montana senate bid
Fergus county farmer Teagarden, running on the Non-Partisan ticket, issues a forceful statement denouncing Townleyism and calls for removing the league’s control. He accuses Townley of using the movement to serve other interests and outlines alleged violations in primaries and finances. He urges a convention to cleanse the league and ends with a wartime plea to print a patriotic ballot line.
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Teagarden
Fergus County
United States Senate
Montana
Townley
Senate
League
Miss Rankin
United States
Congress
Tom Kane
Joseph D. Pope
Boulster
Kaiser
Red Dorman
Red Martin
Teton County
Rosebud
U. S
Rankin
Kane
Pope
Montana League
Minnesota
Grain Trust
Milling Trust
Packing Trust
Steel Trust
Gallatin County
North Dakota
Great Falls
Iowa
Farmers of
Wilson
Plant
Socialism Unmasked and Townleyism in Iowa Speech
In a Minnesota bar association address, Rome G. Brown denounces socialism cloaked as the Farmers' Non-Partisan League. He labels Townleyism a camouflage for socialism, naming A C Townley as its founder and highlighting alleged disloyalty within the movement.
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Rome G. Brown
Minneapolis
Iowa State Bar Association
Townleyism and its leaders in Minnesota
The piece assesses Townleyism as socialist and disloyal, detailing indictments for sedition and proofs of pro German sentiment. It notes Minnesota Federation deliberations to form a separate labor party and alliances with the Non-Partisan League, warning of labor harm from such ties. It cites Bro. Alfalfa Busey and local campaign-card controversies in Cascade and Teton counties.
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North
Dakota
Minnesota
Brown
Montana
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Leslie
Conrad
Alfalfa Busey
DeBardeleben
Montana High School Debate District and Final Questions Set
George R Coffman announces two debate questions for Montana schools. District topic asks local revenues be raised by a land value tax, covering all subdivisions. Final topic asks whether postwar government should continue operating railroads with aim of ownership.
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Montana
George R. Coffman
State University of Montana
State Land Register reports July farm loans and investments
Sidney Miller’s report shows state educational and penal funds on hand at $1,207,870.71. July investments totaled $112,750 with $89,950 in farm loans across 51 loans, plus school bonds. Forty-eight farm loan mortgages were accepted for $116,150. Through Aug 1, 738 farm loans totaling $1,687,970 have been made. 673 applications remain for farm loans valued at $1,677,350, with 151 under appraisal, 215 approved and under completion, and 307 awaiting abstracts or attorney general approval.
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Helena
Sidney Miller
Register of State Lands
State Board of Land Commissioners
State Land Board
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