North Dakota Election Results Tilt to Nonpartisans
The contest leaves the House undecided between Independents and Nonpartisans while the Senate stays with the League at 25 to 24. Independents claim control at 59 to 54, with majorities for independently carried laws and key offices including A. M. Christianson and Minnie J. Nielsen. Nonpartisans win top posts like Howard L. Wood as Lieutenant Governor and D. C. Poindexter as state auditor.
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North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
House of Representatives
League
Senate
A. M. Christianson
Supreme Court
S&h
Thomas Hall
John Steen
W. H. Stutsman
Railroad Commission
Howard L. Wood
D. C. Poindexter
William Lemke
S. A. Olsness
John N. Hagan
Frank Milhellan
W. C. McDonnell
E F. Ladd
United States
O. J. Burtness
George M. Young
J. H. Sinclair
Mr. Young
Official Printing Threat Over Official Newspaper In Emmons County
Rumor says league forces will seek to hold the Emmons County official newspaper beyond the deadline. The Record argues the year law makes the highest vote getter the official paper until the next biennial election and a successor is chosen. Legal notices must appear in the Emmons County Record to be valid.
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League
Emmons
Emmons County Record
Letter From Russia Reflects Fear Of Bolshevik Rule
A refugee letter describes harsh life under Bolshevik governance in Russia. The writer laments loss of family life, compulsory education, and state control of land and resources. They fear religious suppression, public kindergartens, and removal of children from mothers, while noting aid shortages and anxious anticipation of persecution.
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Odessa
Legion Notes Reflect Post Plans and November Events
The legion reports dormancy due to busy members but plans to resume activity after elections and fall work. A Ladies Auxiliary is being formed, butters membership eligibility includes mothers wives sisters and daughters of legion members. An election day event and a November 11 celebration are in the works along with a Victory Medals presentation once discharge papers are brought in.
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P. K
Saraia
Luise
Legion
Everlasting dependence and wartime looting warned
The missive decries forced requisitions and plunder as wartime policy. It claims peasants face strict butter quotas and clothing loss while wealthier classes are looted. It alleges women are conscripted from farms, sent to fronts, and return infected as hospitals overflow. It pleads for rescue before it is too late.
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Essa
Great Russia
Bandits Take Payroll From South Park Foundry Office
Bandits held up the main office at Concord Street and Thompson Avenue in St Paul after lining up company officials and a customer. They fled with $1 800 from the week's payroll.
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St. Paul
South Park
Concord Street
Thompson Avenue
Jennings Resigns as Manager of Detroit Club
Detroit baseball manager Detroit-Hughey Jennings resigns to take effect immediately, ending his tenure with the team and triggering a leadership change.
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Jennings
Detroit
Hughey Jennings
Detroit Baseball Club
Independents Celebrate in Emmons County After Victory
In Emmons County independents staged a post election celebration in Linton on Friday night. A parading crowd of about two dozen youths carried signs reading mock results and quips about the contest. The Record man, summoned to his office, addressed the crowd before a bonfire and treated attendees to cigars and refreshments.
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Emmons
Linton
Record
Lynn
Brant
Late election news shapes upcoming legislative session
State officials ponder measures likely to surface when the legislature opens in January. The Nonpartisan League plans moves to win independents and defend Gust Wog in the Golden Valley seat amid a recount by R. J. List. Harding wins in a statewide landslide with over 120,000 majority and Frazier about 4,000. Debs gains noted. bank deposits shift as North Dakota Bank faces withdrawals.
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Nonpartisan League
League
Gust Wog
Golden Valley
R. J. List
Thomas Hall
Iss Nielson
John Steen
Judge Christianson
Burleigh County
Cox
Debs
Harding
Bank of North Dakota
Missing Whisky from Fargo Office Raises Alarm
Paul D. Keller, Minneapolis prohibition chief, said many cases of confiscated whisky are missing from the Fargo office and that he will work to locate the liquor. He described the Fargo operation as in bad condition following the arrest of Robert B. Leahy on conspiracy and importation charges.
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Fargo
N. D
Robert B. Leahy
Prohibition
North Dakota
Paul D. Keller
Minneapolis
Northwest Division
Girl Beaten to Death Near Home in Minneapolis
Dorothy Bowers 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Bowers of 4902 Humboldt Ave N, was found by passersby in bushes near her home. A large bloodied stone was nearby. She died within an hour at General Hospital. She worked at Northwest Knitting Mills on Western Ave and left work alone.
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Minneapolis
Dorothy Bowers
J. J. Bowers
Humboldt Avenue North
General Hospital
Miss Bowers
Northwest Knitting Mills
Western Avenue
Emmons County Record Wins Legal Notice Monopoly
Readers in Emmons county supported the Emmons County Record enabling it to survive 37 years despite nonpartisan league pressure. After next Monday the Record becomes the official newspaper for Emmons county and Linton, able to publish public legal notices, while rivals lose most legal print business.
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Emmons County
Nonpartisan League
Emmons
Gustaf Nelson Convicted In Farmer Slaying Case
Alexandria Minnesota jurors find Gustaf Nelson, son-in-law to Senator Knute Nelson, guilty of first degree murder in the Middleton killing on March 10 after a farm scuffle in which Nelson fired a shotgun. Expect appeal.
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Alexandria
Minn
Gustaf Nelson
Knute Nelson
Joseph Middleton
Jacobson
Nelson
Middleton
Vetter and Bosch Wed at Rosenthal Church
John J. Vetter and Margarite Bosch were married at Rosenthal Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus with Rev Fr. Sailer officiating. The couple will reside with John Vetter Sr until spring and receive community best wishes.
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John J. Vetter
John Vetter
Margarite Bosch
George Bosch
Rosenthal Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Fr. Sailer
John Vetter, Sr
Taken Up Gray Gelding Near Hazelton North Dakota
I have taken up a gray gelding about six years old and 1200 pounds. Hair on the forehead cut short. Found at my place eight miles west and two miles south of Hazelton. Owner please call pay charges and take the animal away. Adam Reidlinger, Hazelton, North Dakota.
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Hazelton
Weber Recalled. Jacob Schrenk Named to 36th District
In county returns Jacob Schrenk of Ashley defeated incumbent Senator John Weber of Wishek for the 36th District seat. Schrenk carried Ashley, Weber’s Wishek, and McIntosh County shows a sizable Schrenk majority. Weber was described as a Townley ally in the contested ballot.
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Jacob Schrenk
Ashley
John Weber
Wishek
Logan County
Schrenk
Weber
McIntosh County
Townley
Cattle Thefts Charged At Fort Yates In North Dakota
Two men confess and await sentence for cattle butchering involving Stiles Cattle Company stock. Two others, Mr and Mrs Jake Jordan, are jailed for trial as alleged accessories. A foreman spotted blood stained grass and traced the calf to the Jordan farm, leading to arrests. Jordan proclaims innocence and plans to fight.
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Ft. Yates
N. D
Fort Yates
John Bendickson
John Martel
Jake Jordan
Stiles Cattle Company
Jordan
Bendickson
Martel
Mandan
Nonpartisan League results across states summarized
The Minneapolis Tribune notes salvage in North Dakota after the Nonpartisan League fight, with Townley backed candidates faltering in Minnesota where LaFollette won. States like Montana Idaho Colorado South Dakota Nebraska show defeats or weak showings for Townley endorsements and limited league offices.
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Minneapolis Tribune
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Minnesota
LaFollette
League
Congress
Good Roads
Townley
Joseph M. Dixon
Great Falls
B. K. Wheeler
Idaho
Townley Indorsement
Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
Doctor's quirky advice to curb appetite noted
A Boston Transcript line quotes a doctor urging walking a mile before breakfast to stimulate appetite. The remark ends with a tongue in cheek note that this helps keep appetite down, reflecting humorous editorial tone.
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Boston Transcript
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