Local Emmons County paper criticizes nonpartisan league politics
The Emmons County Record discusses changes in North Dakota law affecting private and public legals, describes pressure on independent papers, and criticizes the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly's handling of socialism and Townley era politics. It notes reactions of local officials Harding and Ward, and mentions editorial clashes with the Free Press.
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League
North Dakota
Braddock
Record
Bismarck
Free Press
Linton
Life
Townleyitis
Harding, Yeater
Ward
Emmons County
Bill Lemke
Bill
Jake
Emmons County Attickers
Poor Sioux county league paper scorned by Emmons county
Local letter complains about the Sioux county Pioneer as the official league newspaper in Fort Yates It claims exchange copies from Nov 27 and Dec 4 lack local news and note the league law directs Sioux county legal patronage to that paper The Bismarck post is referenced as the American source
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Nonpartisan League
Emmons County
Sioux County
League Oficiel
League
Legion Meeting Seeks Removal of North Dakota School Opponents
A North Dakota American Legion meeting on a recent Thursday passed resolutions demanding the removal of Totten Strangeland Signa Lund Neil Mac aonan and others accused of undermining the public school system with anarchist socialist and free love writings. About two hundred former service members planned to march on the capitol to submit the resolutions but adjourned before the march. The rank and file reportedly do not sympathize with Townleyites due to their public records.
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Can Legion
Totten
Strangeland
Signa Lund
Neil Macaonan
North Dakota
Legion
American Legion
League Bosses Near Edge Amid Unrest Over Townley Plan
The league leaders face growing unrest and rumors that Townley plans to send a proxy to manage openly while the command behind the scenes remains disputed among strong supporters.
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Townley
League Ad Policy Limits Local Outreach
The local league organizer states it will not accept outside advertising and will proceed with internally funded promotions only. Officials emphasize keeping costs low and maintaining control over messaging without external sponsors.
Railroad Bill Delayed by Senate Opposition
Washington reports that passage of the Cummins railroad bill before January 1, when President Wilson planned to restore private control, is unlikely. Strong opposition emerged as senators warned insufficient time remains before the Christmas recess to reconcile with the House bill.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
House
Congress
Tanlac credited with restoring strength to Minneapolis man
E. E. Clark of 1200 Chestnut Ave North Minneapolis says Tanlac restored his health after a long run down condition lasting twelve years following a severe flu. He lost 53 pounds, was nervous, unable to work, and now after three bottles reports gained 18 pounds and regained appetite and energy. Tanlac sold in Braddock by J F Fitzgibbons and a leading druggist in each town.
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E. E. Clark
Chestnut Ave
North
Minneapolis
Minn
Clark
Mr. Clark
Davenport
Iowa
Taniac
Braddock
J. F. Fitzgibbons
Garfield resigns over coal settlement plan
Fuel Administrator Garfield offers his resignation to President Wilson citing a disagreement over the government and miners union settlement proposal. He opposes a commission with price setting power, warning it would raise coal prices for consumers.
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Garfield
Wilson
Mine Workers’ Union
White House
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