Certificate of Nominations for Emmons County Primary
I E H Brant Auditor certifications list questions Referenced and Initiated Measures and candidates for county offices to be nominated at the primary election on June 28 1922 with petitions filed under Section 601 of the 1899 code as amended. Given under my hand and seal June 14 1922 E H Brant Auditor of Emmons County North Dakota Attorney General Commissioner of Insurance
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I. E. H. Brant
Emmons County
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Wresweeney
E. H. Brant
North Dakota constitutional amendment on electors voting rights
Voters are asked to approve a constitutional amendment nearly identical to Article 36 of amendments, changing where residents may vote within the state. It details residence requirements and movement between precincts and counties. Also noted are initiated measures repealing a teachers training and salary law and a bonds amendment raising North Dakota real estate bonds to 20 million dollars.
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North Dakota
Notice to Contractors for Emmons County Bridges 1922
Board of County Commissioners Emmons County North Dakota invites sealed proposals by June 30 1922 at 2 PM for one wooden pile bridge a reinforced concrete culvert standard abutment and dirt grading at several sections with bids accompanied by a 5 percent certified check. Proposals marked Bids on a Bridge Culvert or Grading addressed to County Auditor Linton North Dakota. Board may reject any bid. Dated June 14 1922.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton
Porth Dakota
H. Brant
Hoover Attacks Coal Price Fixing During Strike
Washington Secretary Hoover opens a conference with union and operators to resist any price fixing of coal. He says agreements to set coal prices would be illegal and urges operators to agree on reasonable regional prices. He notes weekly output at about five million tons and demand at eight to eight and a half million, with stock withdrawals of three to three and a half million tons weekly. Production will rise slowly.
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Washington
Hoover
Union
Worg’nion
Harding
Hearst Arrives in England Seeks Education Edge for Sons
William Randolph Hearst arrives in London after a decade away, plans a brief European visit to educate his sons, and aims to return for September school openings. He asserts Anglo American relations should benefit both nations, criticizing England for seeking U.S. actions for its own advantage and urging prudent U.S. independence.
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London
William Randolph Hearst
Evening Standard
England
United States
America
Bear Attacks Mail Coach Near Dawson
Bill Boulet driving a four horse stage between White Horse and Dawson spotted an enormous black bear atop the coach at a roadhouse. The bear toppled mail sacks and parcels before Boulet fired. A dead bear collapsed as the last mail sack remained in its grip.
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Dawson
Y. N
Bill Boulet
White Horse
Bill
Harding Opposes Senate Bonus Plan Victory for Senate Finance
President Harding told Senate leaders he disapproves the bonus bill as the Senate Finance committee approved. The measure relies on Treasury notes without a payment method, omitting the President’s demand for a specific revenue source, ideally a sales tax. Senate leaders acknowledge the committee version conflicts with the President’s wishes and likely lacks executive approval.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Reserve Bank Contract Let for Minneapolis Federal Building
Minneapolis bank announces total general contracts worth 2 000 000 dollars for the new Federal Reserve building. John H Rich, chair of the board, returned from Washington and says construction starts at once with completion expected in a year and a half. Move planned for fall next year.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
John H. Rich
Bank
Washington
Rich
Flax Pool Planned in North Dakota and Montana
Fargo North Dakota United States Grain Growers Inc and the Northwest Wheat Growers will unite to organize a flax pool in North Dakota and Montana soon. A L Burdick former director said the two states produce about 60 percent of the country's flax. He also announced a plan to consolidate the state organizations of the two groups.
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Fargo
N. D
United State Grain Growers, Inc
North Dakota
Northwest Wheat Growers
Montana
A. L. Burdick
United States Grain Growers, Inc
GRAIN ACT GOES INTO EFFECT
Minnesota enacts an anti futures law defining gambling contracts and penalties for dealing in such trades. The act requires exchanges to keep futures records for inspection by the Railroad and Warehouse Commission. Traders taking future delivery without intent to deliver or receive grain face the law’s provisions.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
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Freight cuts could save farmers funds, says Minnesota bureau
Minnesota Farm Bureau officials estimate a 10 percent freight rate reduction ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission would trim about 127 million dollars from costs passed to consumers. They note farmers bear roughly 56 percent of the nation's freight bill and would benefit directly. Cincinnati hosts conference invitations as two million railroad workers consider welfare matters with 16 grand chiefs invited.
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Minneapolis
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edward H.fitzgerald
The
Brotherhood of Railway
First June Snow Grips Central and Southern Wyoming
Snow fell generally across Central and Southern Wyoming with Cheyenne reporting a rare white June. The event marks the first such occurrence in the memory of the oldest inhabitants, highlighting an unusual late wintery spell in the region.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Sought Presidency Three Times
Henry E. Simpson 82 of Pana Illinois died at Broken Hollow Oklahoma after six months there due to ill health. He had been a presidential aspirant on three occasions, leaving a legacy as a persistent political figure.
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Pana
Henry E. Simpson
United States
Broken Hollow
Okla
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