Frazier Averts Strike Averted By Meddling Provoking North Dakota Debates
Emmons County Free Press reports Governor Frazier averted a coal miners strike, but subsequent events show federal warnings and a battle over wage increases for strike benefits. Drennan and national Mine Workers tension influenced North Dakota actions as officials face criticism over protecting taxpayers. The piece links weather, farm conditions, and a Dakota delegation plan for Chicago with farm bureau aims and livestock shows.
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Emmons County
North Dakota
Lewis
Drennan
Montana
North Dakota Organization of
Bismarck
Frazier
County Agents Notes by H O Sauer
National Livestock show in Chicago the first week in December. Several have asked us about organizing Farmers Clubs for the winter months. We are in favor of that. Meetings can be in school houses or farm homes. Special trains for the Livestock show leave Fargo and Grand Forks on Friday evening Nov 28. We tested corn for germination, 90 percent before frost and after frost from the same field.
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Bismarck
Emmons
Chicago
F. O. B. Langdon
Trowbridge
McMahon
LaGrange
Emmons County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Fargo
Grand Forks
Big Storm Disrupts Northwest Railways And Coal Supply
The blizzard cripples Milwaukee lines and halts trains to Lin ton while coal runs short and affidavits of fuel exhaustion pile up. Businesses plan closures and joint living arrangements as winter looms amid miner wage strikes and calls for government action.
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Northwest
Milwaukee
Linton
Found muff and caps on Westfield road
Lost item notice lists a muff and two children’s caps found on Westfield road. Owner may reclaim by paying for this ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Notes on attendance, teachers, and state issues in North Dakota
The week lists perfect attendance certificates for Bennie Bosch and others in Williamsport and nearby towns. It reports teacher shortages across counties, a push for night schools, and calls for improved school facilities and standardization. The piece covers state politics from Minot on Americanization, labor unions, impeachment debate, and tobacco laws ahead of a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Bosch
Winchester
Herbert Anderson
Daniel Nordstrom
Dagma Carlson
Kintyre
James Simpson
Donald Simpson
Williamsport
Lilah Schram
Emmonsburg
John O’donald
Gayton
Flora MacDonald
McCulley
Henry Lammers
Hull
MclIntosh
Minot
United States
American “Federation ‘of Labor
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
North Dakota
Union
Attorney General’s Office
Law Enforcement League
American Legion Convention
The
Legion Institute
Debate Over Impeachment in Special Session at Capitol
Capitol chatter centers on whether the November 25 special session will pursue impeachment charges against Langer Hall and Kositzky. Brinton proposed impeachment at a Moguls meeting, then adjourned before Senate action, risking vacancies filled by Gov. Frazier for A C Townley. Lawyers call the plan clever but flawed by state constitution demanding speedy hearings for those charged.
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Supreme Court
Towner County
Townley
State
League
Langer, Hall and Kositzky
Banking Board
Auditing Board
Board of Administration
Earle H. Tostevin
Sec
Capitol
Langer
Hall
Kositzky
Brinton
Senate
Frazier
A. C. Townley
North Dakota Bonds Buyer's Bank Clamor Amid Court Dispute
The piece reports a Supreme Court hearing over jurisdiction and due process in a North Dakota bond case. It notes reactions from Halsey-Stewart & Co and W. R. Compton Company declining to buy state bonds, and criticizes North Dakota officials and Nonpartisan League leaders over alleged onerous sale terms to farmers.
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League
Luther E. Birdzell
Supreme Court
Bronson
Robinson
Grace
Birdzell
Hans
Banking Board
Halsey-Stewart & Co
Helena
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Townley
North Dakota Bank
New York
Chicago
Wall Street
Bank of North Dakota
Turbid clockwork fragment with numbered 12 and 24 faces
A fragment describes a French clock with a dial showing 12 and 24 hour markings. It notes figures passing through openings and mentions a watch or mechanism behind the dial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
North Dakota Seen as Safe Haven for Disloyal Cattle
An Emmons County reader flags a Seattle Post-Intelligencer piece quoting Buck of the state federation of labor. He criticizes North Dakota as a refuge for those deemed disloyal, citing wartime remarks and alleged flight from jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
H. Bringhurst
Emmons County
Bringhurst
North Dakota
Seattle
Buck
State Federation
Samuel Johnson
William Buck
State Federation of Labor
McNiel Island
Ward Coal Beater Tale Inquiry of Fred Heinric
Ward coal beater tale prompts an inquiry into Fred Heinric with Adv. action expected.
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Linten Free Press
Ink
U.S
North Dakota Federation of Labor
State Agricultural College
South St. Paul
H. O. Sauer
Red Cross
Capital News
Legion
Dan R. Richardson
American Legion
Red Cross Ladies
France
E. H. Brant
W. Keyes
Albert Schier
Zoller
Schiermeister
Ruby Ladies Orchestra
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