Townley’s power game harms North Dakota politics
The Record questions State Auditor Kozitsky’s independence from Townley’s faction while noting Townley’s influence over media and politics. The column contrasts loyalty with accountability, suggesting any real reform could upset supporters on both sides. It questions motives behind political alignments and hints at ongoing regional press challenges.
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Townley
Kozitsky
Kositsky
North Dakota
Kozitcky
League
Big Bizz
Simon-Pure
Korzitsky
Minneapolis
A. C
Langer
Valley City
H.C. Ramoth
Big Commission
Lemke
Box
Hastings
Langer Ani Hall
State Banking Board
Trey
Shitley
Minnie J. Nielson
Bismarck
J. I.cahill
Cahill
Jimmy McCormick
Braddock
Shields
Townley era politics and public notices clash in 1919 records
The document blends editorial railing against Townley and Langer with local government items. It cites state bills, alleged graft, and party disputes, then lists commissioners proceedings for May 8 1919 including road petitions and bill payments to local officials.
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Langer
Benant Oleon
Sesin
Humlaa
Court House
George Huber
Said Township
Range
Jacob Graf
W. C. Wolverton
M. D
Insanity Board
Stefan Burgad
Ben Matthews
T. FP. Lee
L. duHeaume
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