North Dakota Debt Law Debate Shapes Townley O'Connor Rally
Publisher F E Packard argues North Dakota cannot incur unsecured state debt to cover Bank of North Dakota deposits. He supports Townley opposed candidates to unite GOP factions with O Connor for governor and Lemke for attorney general. The piece cites legal opinions on state liability and urges bipartisan effort for state redemption.
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North Dakota
Northwest
Townley
Bank of North Dakota
Chicago
Bismarck
State Board of Equalization
United States
Congress
O'Connor
Lemke
Legislative Assembly
Attorney Generals Office
Endorsement for Carl Kositzky as State Auditor
Independent Republican and Democratic voters favor Carl Kositzky the present state auditor. He conducted a strong primary run and, with anti Townley Democratic backing, can defeat his socialist opponent. Kositzky is praised for fighting league bosses and opposing socialism, and for publishing The Red Flame to expose state abuses. Citizens are urged to support his principled, difficult fight.
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Carl Kositzky
anti-Townley
Kositzky
League
Red Flame
Campaigner Backs Education Over Party Chief’s Bid
The speaker campaigned for principles and anti caucus candidates, aimed to educate voters across the nation, and saw hundreds of publications and cartoons propagate his message. He sacrificed personal gains, losing a narrow margin in a primary while the fusion ticket committee praised him as an ideal state auditor nominee amid trying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Tribune
Community figures seek funds for North Dakota party organ
All-Cash-Townley One-Eyed-Lemke and Boy-Friday-Craig are active in collecting money to support the daily morning organ of the communist party in North Dakota owned by Lemke candidate for attorney general.
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Townley
Lemke
Craig
Communist Party In
North Dakota
Ex-bank official objects to bidding Townley crowd stock plots
Jim Waters former Bank of North Dakota manager writes to the Bismarck Tribune denying selling dynamite and warning he will act when ready to pursue the Townley group. He asserts no price has been set and predicts Waters Brinton Simpson and allies will return to power after any shakeups.
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Jim Waters
Bank of North Dakota
Whatnot
Bismarck Tribune
Townley
Waters
Income tax receipts reach four hundred fifty two thousand dollars
State income tax payments total four hundred fifty two thousand dollars as Home Builders crew and immigration spoilers oppose the funds, aiming to prevent a financial hit to opponents.
Constitution Between Friends Keeps McDonnell On Ticket
A constitutional rule bars legislators from increasing emoluments during their term yet C W McDonnell the Nonpartisan league nominee for railroad commissioner remains on the ballot. League chiefs deem the provision a minor matter and will retain him on the ticket.
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C. W. McDonnell
Nonpartisan League
League
McDonnell
Russian jewels captured en route to United States
Customs officials intercepted over 100 diamonds believed to be part of the Russian royal gems en route from Soviet Russia to the United States. The seizure occurred during deportation proceedings against Ludwig C. A. K. Martona, who styled himself Soviet ambassador to the country.
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C. A. K. Martens
Washington
Martens
Soviet Russia
United States
Ludwig C. A. K. Martona
Coun
Senate Passes Suffrage Amendment In Tennessee
Tennessee lawmakers ratified an amendment by a 25 to 4 vote in Nashville. The official record notes preliminary polls showed 20 to 22 percent favorability with a high-water mark of 34 percent.
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Nashville
Tenneseee Beaste
Naesserry
Express Rates Increased by 12.5 Percent Authorized
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 12.5 percent rise in express rates. The decision does not reflect the recent wage award of about 30 million dollars a year granted by the railroad labor board.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Indian Lands to Be Sold on Standing Rock Reservation
Standing Rock Agency announces a large land sale in October at Fort Yates North Dakota involving choicest lands on the Standing Rock reservation. Individual Standing Rock Indians already have more than 360000 dollars credited from prior sales.
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Fort Yates
N. C
Standing Rock Reservation
Kitch
Standing Rock Agency
Standing Rock
Rusk Radiator Co
Fargo, D
Almeda LaFleur
F. L.” War- Bini
Dakota Business College
Fargo
N.D
F. L. Watkins
Front St
N. D
Officer's Wife Arrested in Pythian Funds Case
Chicago police hold K P officer Paul J B Haverly as absconder in $52,000 theft from Illinois lodge funds. They tapped his wife's phone, found a call number, and she was arrested before she could reach him. She drew $1,009 from a safety deposit box when taken into custody.
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K. P
Chicago
Paul J. B. Haverly
Illinois Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Haverly
North Dakota towns report progress and incidents across year
A compilation from several North Dakota locales notes new hotels and plants under construction, bonds and funding for schools and libraries, farm and livestock developments, fires, fatalities, and county notices. Highlights include a new hotel plan in Orisha, flax fibre experiments in Bismarck, a World War II memorial tablet at Minot State Normal, and legal notices in Napoleon.
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Orisha
Wimbledon
Bowman
Frank P. O'Hare
Kate Richards O'Hare
Pembina
Red River
St. Vincent
Bismarck
Keene
Columbus
Lisbon
Elliott
State Grainmen’s Union
Minot
State Normal
Rugby
Pierce County Ship Pers Association
Regan
Robert Howie
Congregational Church
Mandan
Calvin
Rashley Vickstrom
A. L. Wickstrom
Dickinson
North Dakota Aircraft Company
International Harvester Company
Killdeer
Edgerey
Exigeley
WiMiston
Dicxingon
Chaffee
Atate
Fort Toteen
Aedtlers
Beffato
Tower City Chemical Fire Department
Diemert
War Mothers Organisation
Legion Boys
Florence
Kimball Post
Legion
Trenton
Jack Adams
Tower City
RB. B. Hustad
Napoleon
Logan County
Napoleon Homestead
State Printing Commission
Grant County
Supreme Court
North Dakota towns report varied civic news and incidents
A mosaic of short items from cities like Pekin Mendon and Williston notes new bands, harvest records, home construction, and public works. Tragic cases in Rugby and Mandan include a child death from burns and a man killing himself after disputes over harvest delays.
For Sale Five Room House in City of Linton
For sale a five room house with a large barn and two lots located in Linton. Inquire of Dr. Wel verton Ady.
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Linton, North Dakota
B. Streeter
Emmons County
Ami
THE
American Press Association
O’connor
Langer
C N
F. E. Packard
A. Pomerance
Senate
Tenneese Solons
Laege Major
Pekin
Brisbane
Harvey
Mendon
Morton County
Williston
Acre
Rolla
Joliffe
Finley
Flaxton
Lula Hines
Blanchette
Grafton
Lewis Wilk
Mayville
Carrington
Foster County
Dunseith
Jack Williams
Sheridan County
Cundo
St. Anthony
Dakota
Devils Lake
Game and Fish Commissioner
Park River
J. J. Dougherty
Alexander
Brotherhood of Farmers and Stockmen of America
Steele County
Portal
the International
Lewis & Clark
Belfield
F. M. Oitman
Cando
W. F. Canfield
Britton
Adolph
Dan Beck
Pioneer
New England
Taylor, N. D
Sioux County
Aaron McGaffey Beede
Valley City
Ben Benson
Smith
Linton, N. D
Wolverton Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
M. D
Linton N. Dak
W. H. Hinton, Prog
Chas
Coventry
Bredberg & Gilespie Planing Office
G.e.mackel
Lanton, N.D
Armstrong &Cameron
DR. A. Schutt
Bismeeck
N. Dek
Leonard DU Heaume
Linton
Real Retate
Enroll
Strasburg
Emmons County Motor Company
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