Primary election candidate list for North Dakota offices
Emmons County auditor John R. Snyder certifies the official list of petitioning candidates for Congressional and State offices, also House members from the 26th District and other legislative and county posts. The primary is set for Wednesday June 26, 1912, with dates dated June 8, 1912, at Linton North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Snyder
Emmons County
North Dakota
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
Kidder County
Linton
N. D
Juliet Shilling
Carley
Almant
Cecil Green
Albert Andrews
Ken Corbin
Radolphschott
Nustavens
North Dakota Corrupt Practices Law Summary Prompt
The provisional provisions limit campaign spending to 15 percent of a salary up to 200 dollars and require a county or state level filing within fifteen days after primaries. Candidates must file detailed itemized statements of contributions, expenditures, promises, and liabilities, or a basic note if none. Failing to file incurs a 25 dollar daily fine unless excused by a court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Corrupt Practices Provisions From the Act
A lengthy excerpt outlines criminal and civil penalties for corrupt election practices. It bans money payments in false names, promises to secure offices, coercive or quid pro quo actions, and demands for contributions during nomination and election periods. It also prohibits liquor gifts to influence votes, requires paid political ads to be marked, restricts poll day enticements, and details penalties including fines and imprisonment.
Taft Signs Homestead Bill Limiting Residence Years
The new homestead law signed by President Taft requires homesteaders to live on their claim three years and allows five months of annual absence. It replaces the older rule that forced longer personal occupancy.
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Taft
Taft Delegates Likely To Be Chosen By Steamroller Moves
The piece argues Taft delegates will be chosen in contests by Republican National Committee pressure. It claims many voters supported Roosevelt in primaries but would be overridden by Southern negro delegates. The author says if Taft is nominated the GOP might as well unify behind Democratic votes.
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Republican National Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
Minnesota
South Dakota
South
Kintyre Kernels Report of Local Meetings and Church News
Correspondence notes upcoming special meetings starting June 20. Reports on local residents including visitors at the Croswell and Cisco households. Campbell Township meeting held at Kintyre. Frank Simon, Kintyre banker, visited the Capital City. Norwegian service led by Rev E Tou at the Presbyterian church. Ladies' Aid bakery sale at Nelson store. Roy Mote handled real estate business at Streeter and Gackle. Miss Clelia McDonnell visiting her mother and sister at J C Cisco’s home. Rev L A Lovelace with the Kintyre preacher at the northwestern Logan schoolhouse. First meeting of the W C T U Convention runs June 18 to 19. Rev J M Macmillan and Mrs Macmillan visited Bismarck. hosted by Rev J Hughes and Rev Rk H Myers. Regular Sunday services include Sunday school and Bible classes at 10:15 a.m. preaching by Rev J M Macmillan at 11 a.m. Lovelace delivered a lecture at Kin tyre church and preached morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croswell
Schulz
Bismarck Hospital
A C. Cisco
Campbell Township
Kintyre
Frank Simon
E. Tou
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nelson
Roy Mote
Streeter and Gackle
Clelia McDonnell
J. C. Cisco
L. A. Lovelace
Northwestern Logan
J. M. Macmillan
E. Rytnik
Tell Tales Correspondence of the Record
Henry Miller and Adoph Isaacson were in Linton Saturday. The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of E Steie Saturday. Eddie Steie and Mrs E A Urevig leave for Montana to seek homesteads. There is a church service and a conference at Tell church this month. The Philomathean Society meets at Mr Sparks home June 15. Everyone is welcome.
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Henry Miller
Adoph Isaacson
Linton
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Steie
The
Philomathean Society
Sparks
Eddie Steie
E. A. Urevig
Montana
Tell
Teller
Candidate for Clerk of Court Emmons County
A Republican candidate announces for Clerk of Court in Emmons County. The statement pledges to personally perform duties if nominated and elected and asks for voter support in the primary.
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Emmons County
County seeks district split for Winchester School District No 5
Petitioners have the County Auditor's custody for the Winchester School District No 5 division plans. The proposal envisions a district covering Town City 1 and a second district including Township Range There peaks. Action will occur at the next regular Board of County Commissioners meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Board of County Commissioners
Enely IL. Hanson
Strasburg
Board of Counts
Junsy Henry 11
Hanson
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Agrica and
Coroner State's Attorney Register of Deeds
Justice of the Peace
of Railroads
Bismarck
Supreme Court
Andrew A. Bruce F. Robinson
Ames Juchanan
Huchanan
Frank Oscar Hellstrom Bismohan
Hanna Parga
George Pones LaMoue
Johnson Minot A. Minoti
Midtbo
Hismarck
Flades Havana A
Krasiel Clifford Bowman
Thomas Hall
J. G. Brown
Embdee Charles C. Verry Crosty Mott
James W. Melrose
Parse Jobo
T. Charmley
Wimbledon
W. HL
Manon
Robert Clendening
New Salem
Rowerdink Weatgeld
F. Smith Steele
R. Streeter
Linton Ohn
I. Snyde
J. Wittmaye
Linton Conrad Kraft Strashure
E. H. Hardt
V. Irwin
Anton Hoerner
E. W. Chase
Wwallace Eyes Emmonsbure
Peter Sbhler
EL D. Poute
A.M. Britts Linton Clinton F
Waghe Linton
D. D. Kidwell Hazelton Hazelton J. JH. Horstmeyer Hazelton
A.D. Linderman
Wendelin Lethe Hague
AN. Baunigarthe
Strasburge
Burt van Hee Wentfeld
John Biddlecom
Dale
George Saverly Gayton
R.M. Volk
M.A. Klein
Emmons County Record
D.R. Streeter & Son
F. B. Streeter
Pioneer Paper OF
Congress
John HW. Kirk
William P. Tuttle
Walter H. Winchester
Keinbold K. Batzer
Geo
G. Bope
Ls. Langedahl
George Naramore
Tos. Pryse
Kowerdink
Sidney F. Smith
DK. Streeter
Elmer D. Fogle
Charles I. Oarley
Lin
Fy i Irvine
Albert D. Oure
W. Chase
Wallace Eyes
Peter
Lester Briggle
Ishaun
Kate Savage
HL Hardt
Wo UO
Irwin
Adverticome
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Gregory Kraft
Lomestead FE
Estaa
Simels
Cacentgleet
Pera Et m
Je Emmons County Telephone Company
Temvik
Bemons North Dake
Thah Wil
Sorcle Om
Airvine
Goertie Schaap
Rooks
Geertie Schaap
Winkel
Netherlands
Europe
A.D
Board of County Comomissioners
Ofice
Hridge
John EL Snyder
Department of the Tatertor
U.S
Earl
Palmer
Deseritend
Charles J. Carley
Cec Green
Rev Corbin
Rudolph Schott
Linton N
N. Stevens
State of
Emmons
Hefero Ilon
Charles Carley
Patrick Moran
Chas. Coventry
Winifred Moran
Maria O'Reilly
Thomas Moran
Uirick Moran
Elien Wallace
Edward Moran
Joh Moran
Michael Moran
Mirty
Mieloek
Diatom
Knimoous
Nortte
Kota
Charles Oakley
Jace
Stone Drug Store
Whitts! Restaurant
FORD
Detroit
A. L. Briddell
PITTS
Swedisit Pine Needle Plaster CO
Temple Court
Minneapolis, Minn
Patton
Chris. Wolfer
Armstruong & Cameron
C. O. Smith
Tinton N Ft
WRF
Tay
Warners
Cathy Prongels
C. Bertheau
Cal Linton
Francis Jaszkowiak
Twelfth St
Ciupy Barber Strop
AON Tgyts
Mapenios
Bathisthy Wanhet
Ion Vwetebay
Ciba
Kon
Bauman & Endres
Joan Saulter
Bord Gan Ine
Linton-Hazelton Land Co
Ndb
L. du Hesume
Linton, N
Vendome
Minneapolis
Evroplan
Aare
Nate Gare
Toait Cares
Unevsamce
Sremace
Bream
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