Bierly Opposes Harden in North Dakota Democratic Clash
A Grand Forks meeting denounced Gov. Church and backed Willis Bierly for delegate to Congress. Speakers accused Church of betraying Cleveland and bossing the party while Harden stood as his ally. Bierly urged a public canvass and challenged Harden to a platform debate in North Dakota.
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Dakota Reform Debate and Local Notices
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