Right of Speech and Progressive Politics in North Dakota
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean notes impending North Dakota politics with a view on progressive movements, Taft's delicate position, and the Dr. H. W. Wiley controversy over pure food law enforcement. It urges careful handling to protect health, reform ideals, and government integrity amid strong opposition.
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Taft
Wickersham
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Columbia College
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Wilsy
Progressives Meet and Rally for North Dakota Cause
A Purge gathering of North Dakota progressives drew strong enthusiasm as speakers urged action for the insurgent cause. Delegates included men without railroad passes who traveled to discuss ways and means to promote welfare and advance reform.
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Purge
North Dakota
Secretary Traynor Named Secretary of State Progressive Group
Attorney Fred J. Traynor of this city is chosen unanimously as secretary to the state progressive organization. He has been a leading progressive figure in Ramsey county and served in the legislature two years ago, earning recognition for his square toed, honest stand for progressive laws. Ramsey county progressives pledge solid support for his state level work.
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Traynor
Fred J. Traynor
Ramey County
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Lorimer Deneen Clash Shapes Illinois Politics
Senator Lorimer and Governor Deneen trade accusations in a harsh political exchange. Deneen testifies against Lorimer’s interests, framed as a calculated move by a practical politician. Reform rhetoric rises as Lorimerism becomes a symbol in a looming party realignment.
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Lorimer
Deneen
Ilinois
Agin
Illinois
North Dakota county crops show solid stand despite drought
A North Dakota section faces patchy crop failure in some areas due to recent weather, but overall the county reports an excellent stand with thousands of bunkers of grain expected. Local notes mention Ramsey county and a child learning a lesson amid agricultural news.
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North Dakota
Ramsey
Farmers warned to mix hard work with judgment
The speaker praises farmers who have well managed land and diversify into stock and hog raising, predicting big profits from cattle sales. He cautions that success requires both good judgment and real hard work, noting many will learn the lesson only at their own cost as fingers burn.
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Armiea
Socialism in North Dakota Faces Growing City and County Influence
The piece argues socialism, though small in state campaigns, gains traction at local levels in North Dakota. It links its rise to mass unrest under the current economy, notes reforms supported by socialism, and warns democracy and republicanism must rise to prevent socialism from swinging politics toward radicalism.
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North Dakota
Traynor Elected Secretary of State Organization
Traynor elected secretary of a state organization in North Dakota, with speakers from Illinois and Iowa praising reform efforts. The address emphasized breaking up the alliance of big business and politics, cited graft concerns, and urged progressive measures echoed by Lambda League organizers.
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Illinois
North Dakota
Linos
California
New Jersey
Haugen
Iowa
Congress
National Progressive Republican League
Spsmoen
Aton
North Dakota Progressive Republican league forms and case updates
Members including Kraable Devine Thor son Johnson Bendeke Hanley and Price adopt a declaration of principles and a constitution defining membership officers and an executive committee. The Sperry case at Aneta draws judgment day with a confessed past and a witness denial as coverage continues. Public notices promote the North Dakota Liquor Institute and a tobacco ad promotes the General Arthur 10¢ cigar.
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League
North Dakota
Progressive Republican ‘League
North Dakota Progressive
Republican League
Stinll
Aftina
Alin Coh
Honor Roll for Subscriptions Readers Advertise
Honor roll lists subscribers including B Feetham of Grand Forks hamre of Edmore Gee of Hancock W A Stollar of Inkster and Gilbert Newgard of the city. The note asks readers to join and mentions a plan to publish weekly subscription receipts and to fund a new Linotype for a better paper amid North Dakota's prosperity concerns with eight new banks and fourteen new elevator companies announced in June.
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Arst
B. Feetham
Grand Forks
Hamre
Edmore
N. D. Gee
Hancock
W.A. Stollar
Inkster
Gilbert Newgard
City
North Dakota
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Clyde Sperry
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