Langer for Governor campaign vows reform and reform agenda
Attorney General William Langer announces his candidacy for North Dakota governor as a Progressive Republican. He pledges to resist Townley influence, outline a platform including rural credit banks, state mills, irrigation, lower taxes and reform, and seeks farmer and public support. He cites petitions from Farmers Federated clubs and Langer for Governor chapters.
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William Langer
Farmers’eolerated Clubs
North Dakota
Langer
Claps
A. G C. Townley
Bismarck
St. Paul
Townley
Redi&tion
Mr. Langers
Victor Anderson
Simon J. Nagel
J. W. Evans
Farmers’ Federated Clubs
Governor Clubs
Mr. Langer
A. C. Townley
Three Month Perfect Attendance Certificates Awarded
NOTES BY CO. SUPT. list pupils receiving Three Month Perfect Attendance Certificates including John Zoller Bertha Merkel Lily Sterling Williamsport Leah Schekenberger Danbury and others from multiple towns. Nine Month certificates given to Leah Schenkenberger and Carl Alma Reidlinger. Voters in Kintyre district approve a $17000 bond to build a high school. Public Health Service and State of North Dakota run a LaMoure hospital offering free trachoma treatment. Teachers urged to secure school property as some schools close.
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John Zoller
Bertha Merkel
Liberty
Lily Sterling
Williamsport
Leah Schekenberger
Danbury
Leonard
Agnes Langeliers
Glanavon
Pius
Mat
Albertina Johner
Lipp
Martin
Carl
Reidlinger
Winchester
Frank Bosch
Dakem
Lizzie Steiger
Mickle
Regina Schumacher
Emmensburg
Sadie
Karl
Bennie
Emil
Alfred Bibelheimer
Dana
Hazelton readers urged to subscribe for more local news
The Record invites Hazelton residents to read a comprehensive Hazelton section in a nearby issue. Editor will visit Hazelton each Monday for inquiries and to distribute service ads and job work. Sample copies mailed to Hazelton area, then rotated to broaden reach. Subscriptions hoped to boost Hazelton news coverage.
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Hazelton
League
Linton
Subscription refunds amid Hazelton paper move
Readers paid in advance for the Hazelton Republican seek refunds after the paper moved away. The notice says contracts cover a Hazelton newspaper and moving or discontinuing the publication voids those terms. If the change suits the subscriber, no action is needed.
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Hazelton
School Needs to be Filed for Board Review
The text directs filing a list of school needs with the clerk who should raise them at the next board meeting, urging action before the new term. It notes Eighth Grade final exams this week and the Teachers' Reading Circle exam on May 15, with certificates needing renewal and books to be obtained immediately.
Capital News Notes on Non-Partisan League Leadership Change
Jules Anderson of St Paul is appointed sole head and general manager of the Publishers' National Service Bureau, directing socialist influenced papers in states where the Non-Partisan League operates. He succeeds Fred B. Smith, who resigned amid league bureau tensions after O. T. Rishoff previously led the cartel of printers.
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Jules Anderson
St. Paul
National Service Bureau
Anderson
St Paul
Duluth
Brinton Et al
North Dakota
Fred B. Smith
Smith
League
O. T. Rishoff
Non-Partisan League
Combine
Rishoff
National News Bureau
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Totten Denounces Land Ownership in Non-Partisan League Rhetoric
The article portrays Rev. Geo A. Totten Sr as a high ranking Non-Partisan League figure claiming the country errs by allowing land ownership. It notes his prior unfrocking and role on Governor Frazier’s board, plus involvement in library book selections and contentious political theories. It mentions legal questions about Brinton's Grab Newspaper Act and potential court involvement.
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Geo .A. Totten, Sr
Non-Partisan League
Frazier
Totten
Charles Emil Stangaland
Ellen Key
Upton Sinclair
Trotsky
Karl Marxland
Emmons Primary Local Returns Show Light Turnout
Emmons county voters cast about six hundred ballots in the presidential primary with several precincts not voting. The league polledErr in national committeeman and electors while boxing barely missed approval. other measures swung decisively in favor of constitutional amendments and initiated actions.
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Emmons
League
Supreme Court hearing disrupted by judge disqualification mystery
At a Friday supreme court session Judge Bronson abruptly disqualified himself after discovering ownership in a socialist newspaper, amid lengthy arguments over the constitutionality of a 1919 act. The Press Association and county boards sought to proceed on briefs while the case loomed over Home Rule and the 14th Amendment.
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Supreme Court
Bronson
J. W. Martin
Dickinson
Martha
Judge Bronson
Grand Forks American
J. F. Sullivan
J. W. Murtha
A. J
Senate
United States
Newberry Convicted in Campaign Expenditure Case
Senator Newberry of Michigan, who defeated Henry Ford, was found guilty of excess campaign expenditures and sentenced to two years in federal prison. Several supporters were also convicted. Ford and his son Edsall faced scrutiny over wartime exemptions and pacifist activities discussed by the Chicago Tribune.
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Senator Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Newberry
Ford
Edsall
The
Chicago Tribune
Fort Anarchist
Townleyites Suffer Setback in State Political Sweep
A. C. Townley and followers failed to win both major parties in the recent election. Gunder Olson defeated Ole Olson the leaguer by several thousand votes, while H. H. Perry, Democratic national committeeman, defeated I. P. (incomplete name) in the contest.
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A. C. Townley
Gunder Olson
Ole Olson
H. H.perry
I. P
Statewide Blue Laws Repeal Forces Split Victory
Baker of Bismarck notes party regulars won in both parties while reforms replacing old Blue Laws largely failed. Sunday baseball admission charges may pass, cities back repeal, rural areas resist. The piece signals a looming clash with the Townley faction culminating June 30 as voters decide fate of the King.
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Baker
Bismarck
Townley
Stewart Denial Over Hazelton Ads Highland League Paper
During a weekly Hazelton visit, readers report Editor Stewart denied being nonpartisan and explained running Hazelton business ads without authority. The Record notes he spent time addressing these issues amid local business concerns. Read the Record now for $2.00.
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Hazelton
Record
Stewart
League
Bro. Stewart
Free Press
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