Where is Herman Hardt and the Logan County press feud
The piece recounts Herman Hardt of Logan County and his turmoil with allies and enemies connected to the Hazelton Republican and a league ticket. It highlights Carl V. Torngren’s brief editorship of the Logan County Farmers' Press, his socialist-leaning inquiries, his firing, and the later publication of his farewell lines and an anti socialism editorial and the broader political rift with the league.
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Emmons County
Herman Hardt
Logan County
Torngren
Frank Bryant
Napoleon Homestead
Farmer
Service Bureau
Napoleon
Townley
Fargo
Czar
Grit
Williamsport
North Dakota
France
Germany
Debs
O’hare
Haywood
Mooney
Berger
Bentall
Minnesota
Berkman
Goldman
Ony
Seditio
Oppose Socialism Says Logan County Farmer
A Logan County farmer in a North Platte league organ asserts strong opposition to socialism describing it as the Red Menace and pledges to continue fighting it as long as alive. The statement reflects anti socialist sentiment and persistent political rhetoric within local agrarian circles.
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Logan County
N. P. League
Recall move under new law targets Wishek Senator Weber
Wishek news reports petitions circulating in McIntosh and Logar counties seeking recall of Senator John Weber under a recently adopted constitutional amendment. The process requires 30 percent voter support, followed by an election within 40 to 45 days with Weber and other candidates on the ballot.
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Wishek News
McIntosh
Logar
John Weber
Wishek
Oficer
Im Jease
Weber
McIntosh County
Logan
Ward
Emmons
Kidder
Wise
Robinson and
Grace
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota Supreme Court
Christianson
Birdzell
M. I. Forkner
North Dakota Press Association
Fargo
Farm Bureau Directors Meet in Court House
Emmons County Farm Bureau directors and executive committee will meet Saturday May 1 at 2 p.m. Chairman Busby notified the directors earlier. The meeting will discuss grasshopper control farm labor wages silos and other community and county wide interests. Everyone is welcome.
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Emmons County Farm Bureau
Busby
Former Bowman County treasurer arrested for $9000 shortage
T. E. Austin former Bowman County treasurer is jailed on a complaint by the state attorney alleging a $9000 shortage in county funds. Sheriff S. E. Noyes served the warrant after investigators from the banking department and county officials reviewed the case. John R. Snyder formerly Bowman auditor now works for the state banking board and helped with the investigation.
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T. E. Austin
Bowman County
Atorney
Austin
S. E. Noyes
John R. Snyder
State Banking Department
M. E. Howland
State Banking Board
Snyder
North Dakota
Emmons County
League
E. H. Brant
Mass Murder Probe Leads North Dakota to Offer Reward
Governor to authorize a $1,000 reward for information in the Turtle Lake farm murders of Frank Wolf and family. Attorney General Langer, back from Washington, heads a detectives’ effort, with McLean county authorities seeking fast results amid cut telephone lines and a multi-person plot theory.
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Frazier
William Langer
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Wolf
Turtle Lake
John Williams
McLean County
Frank Wolf
John Craft
Langer
Williams
Three youths arrested for ransacking Sullivan home
In Mandan three boys are jailed on charges of ransacking the J F Sullivan residence while the family was away. They were reportedly selling elk teeth when taken into custody. In Tower City officials from four townships plan a meeting with Cass County to discuss a turnpike project estimated at twenty one thousand dollars enabling a road north to the county line.
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Mandan
J. F. Sullivan
Tower City
Tower
Cornell
Lake
Rochester
Cass County
Dan R Richardson Post to Meet in Linton Club Rooms
The Dan R Richardson Post of the American Legion plans its next regular meeting in the club rooms basement First National Bank Building Linton at p m. Attendance invited with a push to bring new members. Memorial Day plans discussed along with subcommittee reports and bonus legislation briefing. Light lunch and smokes to follow.
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Dan R. Richardson
American Legion
Linton
First National Bank
Legionites
Anti Townley Republicans Call Emmons County Meeting
The Record prints a mass convention notice for Emmons county at the Linton court house on May 5th at 2 p m to elect four delegates to the Minot state convention. Only anti Townley anti Socialist electors may participate. The call is signed by H W Allen chairman on April 24 1920.
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Linton
Minot
Allen
Emmons County
Court House
N. C
H. W. Allen
Townley
Republican County Central Committee
League Paper Delays Hit by Engine Refusal in Emmons County
The Emmons County Free Press, a nonpartisan league organ, delayed publication after its printing engine balked at a report on the anti Townley convention. The paper finally issued the issue on Saturday April 24 with the story likely distorted by local county politics. Bro. Stewart faces scrutiny for the convention report amid mechanical troubles and editorial contention.
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Douglas S. McCallum
Charles L. Sheridan
Helena
Mont
Montana
Dunn
Butte Daily Republican
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Douglas & McCallum
Mrint
American Legion
Great Falls
State Federation of Labor
World War Veterans
Townley
Legion
Emmons County Free Press
Townley Democracy
Linton
Free Press Office
Emmons
League
Stewart
Gompers Attacks Colorado Workers Nonpartisan League
Samuel Gompers President of the AFL criticizes the Workers Nonpartisan League in a letter to Puebla branch secretary John J. Listerman. He argues the movement risks splitting labor during the presidential campaign and questions its soviet overtones. The League plans a state convention May 1 and 2 as federation leaders vow to block a third party.
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Townleyites
Montana
Legion
Mort M. Donoghue
Montana Federation of Labor
American Legion
Denver
Colo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Workers’ Nonpartisan League
Colorado
John J. Listerman
Puebla
League
League Plaform
Workers Nonpartisan League
Labor Federation
Bank funds force Union District to buy checks from bank
Communication from Westfield Nebraska or North Dakota notes that Union School Dist. must deposit district funds in a specified bank and, by legal requirement, obtain check books from that bank before issuing checks. Signed by B Van Beek, G W Renskers, Joseph Clark, Thos Rypkema, John Engel.
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Bank of N. D
Bismarck
N. D
Union School Dist
B. van Beek
G. W. Renskers
Joseph Clark
Thos. Rypkema
John Engel
Colonel Slister's Anniversary Wedding Note
Vont on Bulletin reports Colonel Slister and his spouse observe a long marriage since October 1, 1894 with a forthcoming anniversary celebration tomorrow.
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Slister
Vonton Bulletin
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A. M. Christianson
Robinson
George A. Totten
Board of Administration
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Man Friday
Larius Wehe
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Neil C. Macdonald
Macdonald
State Board of Administration
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Kane
University
Jos.m. Devine
State Reform School
Devine
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Stangaland
Howver
Montana Legion
Linton Lodge No
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A. M
Pollock
C. O. Putnam
Dale
Leon Cantor
Braddock
South Dakota
Linton House
Ben Mortill
G. E. Whitford
Hazelton
R. I. Beal
H. P. Asselstine
Moffit
Chas. Raridon
Eli Atkins
Chas. Grace Pollock
P. O. Peterson
Jao J. Brokofsky
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