Langer challenges Townley in North Dakota debate
William Langer victory ticket governor candidate challenges A C Townley to public debate amid Townley campaign in North Dakota. Langer vows to prove Townley betrayed farmers and recounts lengthy campaign travels and failed large rallies across the state.
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Langer Ticket Likely to Sweep North Dakota
North Dakota voters show strong support for the Langer ticket with farmers and townspeople gathering at meetings. Campaigning by William Langer A J Gronna and others sparks extensive local mobilization as independents echo a statewide forecast of Republican victory on June 30 with farmers quitting fields to recruit support. Golden Valley records a large turnout despite road conditions blocking Langer’s schedule.
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Sinclairs Push for Kate O Hares Freedom Cited
Correspondence filed in the attorney general’s office shows J H Sinclair of North Dakota’s third district pressed for the release of Kate Richard O’Hare while doing little for farmers. A July 20 1919 letter to Harrison B French argues the trial was a travesty and calls for O’Hare’s release, noting potential delays if investigated.
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A political ticket listing state and federal offices with candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and county positions and urging voters to support all listed candidates at the June 30 primary while opposing several laws and topics including socialism and absent voters laws.
Langers Message To Anti Townley Forces Of North Dakota
A political appeal urges final push to June 30 for anti Townley candidates in North Dakota. It calls on supporters to canvass relentlessly, highlighting farmer speakers and campaign unity to defend schools churches property and self government.
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Sinclair letter hints at petition in Bowman case
The document cites J H Sinclair offering to help Bowman and to hear more, suggesting presidential action. It contrasts Sinclair with P D Norton of Mandan, who is described as staunchly anti-socialist and having a strong six year record. Norton is urged as the better representative for Americanism.
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Frazier Faces Turnout in Home Township Vote
The Fargo Republican HQ fields questions on Governor Frazier in the Kate Richards O’Hare matter. Harold P. Thomson cites local sentiment, claiming Frazier may be defeated four to one in Elora Township, his home area, based on 1918 results and current chatter.
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Braddock Defeats Linton In Nine to Five Baseball Clash
Braddock defeats Linton 9 to 5 on local grounds securing their sixth win of the season. Braddock led 8 to 3 after the eighth inning with a four run burst and added another in the ninth while Linton rallied for two more. Ronning homered on a three base hit and Rasmussen allowed 12 hits with 9 strikeouts for Braddock. Errors favored Braddock as Linton committed seven.
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Priest warns all from Townleyism in North Dakota
Rev Fr Webber of New England North Dakota objects to the nonpartisan league in a letter printed in The Miner County Pioneer. He notes he is not a native and has health reasons for moving to North Dakota and hints at continued discussion on Page 5.
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First Stock Show Draws 3000 to Hazelton Event
About three thousand people attended Hazelton in Emmons County for the inaugural stock show a ball game and a Million Dollar Band concert and dance. Early crowds filled streets with 1500 by ten o clock as cattle were judged by W F LaGrange of Fargo with spectators lining ropes and rooftops. The paper notes hope for a stock pavilion for future events and the crowd cheered the first ribbons before continuing on page 3.
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Townley Attacked by Farmers and Labor in North Dakota
Jamestown North Dakota June 16 Townley is condemned by a farmer and a union man who urge rejection of Townleyism as the state seeks growth. Congressman George M Young hears that Freek on Townley ticket for district judge faces farmer resistance and socialists are repudiated in Stutsman county.
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Flat turnout as Grand Forks Nonpartisan rally fizzles
A Grand Forks rally for the Nonpartisan League failed to start as planned with about 125 people and a band at the grounds. The event, previously billed to attract thousands of farmers, drew little interest and was abandoned at 2 pm, echoing prior misfires in Fargo and Bismarck.
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