Political nominations list for North Dakota 1921 ballot
Certificate of nominations by I E H Brant auditor of Emmons County lists candidates and addresses for the October 28 1921 vote. Included are Governor Attorney General Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor and various constitutional and initiated measures with candidates Lynn Frazier Ragnvald Nestos Lemke Sveinbjorn Johnson John Hagan Kitchen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. H. Brant
Emmons County
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Sealy
Linton
N. D
Initiated measure seeks nonpartisan state officer elections
A proposed initiated measure aims to elect state and county officers without party designation. It outlines nonpartisan primary ballots, candidate name order, and forms for general ballots. It sets rules on nomination, election by plurality, and repeal of conflicting acts.
Petition for Separate Party Ballots and One Column General Ballot
An act to provide for nomination of Presidential Elector United States Senator and Member of Congress and to elect National Party Delegates National Party Committeeman and Party Precinct Committeeman on party ballots in primaries and a one column general ballot for President Electors Senator and Congress. Sets primary date, order of names, nomination by petition, and highest vote determines party nomination. Repeals conflicting acts and preserves present laws except as provided.
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United States
Congress
Nationa Party
National Party
Petition for Initiation of a Public Depository Law
A formal measure seeks to regulate public funds deposits by designating public depositories. It defines public corporations state institutions and school districts and sets deposit rules, bonds, bids and interest requirements. The act limits bank deposits, allows out of county deposits, and repeals conflicting laws. Shall said initiated measure be approved.
Industrial and Rural Credits laws proposed in commissions petition
A petition seeks initiation of two laws: amend re enact the Industrial Commission Law to restructure its personnel define powers, manage Mill and Elevator and Home Building associations, set terms and reports. The second creates a Rural Credits System with a Rural Credits Board to oversee farm loans, bonds, and banking tied to the Bank of North Dakota, including loan limits and tax exemptions.
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Rural Credits Board
Bank of North Dakota
North Dakota
Board of Trustees to Liquidate North Dakota Bank
A proposed act dissolves the Bank of North Dakota for all purposes except liquidation. It creates a Board of Trustees consisting of the Governor, State Treasurer, and Secretary of State to settle debts, dispose of assets, and oversee liquidation with a bond issue funding payments to towns cities counties and school boards. Each trustee must post a $100,000 surety bond and the board may sue or be sued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF North Dakota
Board of Trustees
Meneties
North Dakota Bonds Amendment Proposal Details and Debt Limits
A constitutional amendment to Section 182 would authorize the Governor, State Treasurer and Secretary of State to issue bonds totaling seven million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars for three purposes: up to five million for the Bank of North Dakota debts, up to two million five hundred thousand for the Mill and Elevator Association and Grand Forks mill project, and up to two hundred fifty thousand for the Home Building Association debts. It sets first mortgage security, requires a sinking fund, sets a tax levy, and allows bondholder lawsuits against the state for nonpayment. The measure limits total state debt to the authorized bond issues and reserves funds for interest and principal payments. The question asks if the constitutional amendment should be approved.
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North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Mill and Elevator Association
Grand Forks
Home Building Association
North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association
North Dakota Home
State Board of Equalization
Ilaw
North Dakota Legislature Considers Higher Compensation
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 45 of Article 2 to set legislative pay at one thousand dollars per member per biennium with two payments of 250 dollars on February 1st and March 1st each year, plus ten cents per mile for travel to and from the meeting place.
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North Dakota
State of
Legislative Assembly
North Dakota considers amendment on county official elections
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 173 of Article 10 to modify county officer elections. It adds that in counties with eight thousand population or less the county judge shall also be the clerk of the district court. The measure outlines officer titles, terms, and the legislature's authority to define other county and district roles.
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State of
North Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Fourth Postponement of Weisman's Execution Granted
Hastings Mike Weisman, convicted June 10 of maintaining a Viet resort in Minneapolis, had his sentence to Stillwater penitentiary stay of execution extended to January 8, 1922 by Judge Albert Johnson. This marks the fourth postponement of his execution. He also faces a one month federal sentence for complicity in the Winnipeg Minneapolis whisky conspiracy.
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Hastings
Mike Weisman
Minneapolis
Stillwater
Albert Johnson
Weisman
Grandstand collapse injures 45 at Legion parade
In Decatur Illinois forty five people were injured when grandstand seats erected for the American Legion state convention parade feature collapsed just before the procession. In Albany Georgia Mrs Bennie Hudson was found not guilty of murdering her two sons Robert eleven and Isaiah six years old.
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Decatur
Ill
American Legion
Th Legion
Georgia
Albany
Bennie Hudsor
Robert
Isaiah
No Returns Mad on 30 Million Collected Says Tague
Washington officials of the Ku Klux Klan have collected about 30 million dollars from 500000 members while the government has received no tax returns. Representative P F Tague Massachusetts told the house rules committee the figures. Imperial Wizard Walliam Joseph Simmons appeared to defend the invisible empire. Durham North Carolina two enlisted men were killed and three injured when an army truck overturned on the way from Camp Jackson to Camp Eustis.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
P. F. Tague
Massachusetts
House Rules Committee
Congress
Tague
Walliam Joseph Simmons
Durham
N. C
United States Army
Camp Jackson
Camp Eustis
Hillsdale Woman Guilty of Roosevelt Forgery Note
Mrs Emma R Burkett of Hillsdale Indiana found guilty by a New York jury in general sessions court of forging the name of former President Theodore Roosevelt on a note for 69900 dollars.
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T. R
New York
Emma R. Burkett
Hillsdale
Ind
General Sessions
Theodore Roosevelt
County farming program meetings set for Oct 25
Geo P Wolf assistant county agent will discuss a program of work with farmers at Hazel ton in Klabunde Hall Tuesday Oct 25 starting 2 p m Rex E Willard farm economist will lead a cost account meeting at Temvik Tuesday evening Oct 25 at 8 p m and at Hull Wednesday Oct 26 at 2 p m O A Barton poultry specialist will conduct poultry culling demonstrations Nov 8 and 9 in this county These specialists can help and are invited to attend with questions.
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Geo. P. Wolf
Hazelton
Klabunde Hall
Rex E. Willard
Temvik
Hull
North Dakota At Dairy Show Shines At Grand Forks Fair
The North Dakota delegation visited the Dairy Show last week with help from E. A. Anderson of Linton who loaned two carloads of stock. North Dakota won first in Boys Dairy judging with Ohio second and Maryland third. The exhibit featured Jersey and Holstein stock, a New Salem Circuit photo gallery, and inventive dairy machinery including ice cream slot machines producing pasteboard boxes of ice cream. Hundreds visited the North Dakota booth and many registered on site. The writer praises the show as great and says you must see it to appreciate it.
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E. A. Anderson
Linton
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Fargo
Ohio
Maryland
New Salem
Hippodrome
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Notices
Valentine Schneider and wife transfer to Wilhelm Wildermuth valued at $1 with dwelling and surrounding quarter sections. Michael Baumgartner and wife transfer to Anne J. Schaap for $315 covering lots 1 and 2 in Baumgartner's addition to Strasburg. J W Pauley and wife transfer to Lawrence J Rasmussen for $1 covering lots 3 and 4 and portion of northwest quadrant in section 4-136-77.
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Valentine Schneider
Wilhelm Wildermuth
W. D
Michael Baumgartner
Anne J. Schaap
Baumgartner
Strasburg
J. W. Pauley
Lawrence J. Rasmussen
Sear
Angels Entertained Una Wares
A fragmented front page item notes a push to mortgage the state for millions via sale of state bonds. The report hints at an efficient outfit driving the financial maneuver as part of a broader policy discussion.
Frazier recall debate sparks church, language myths
The piece criticizes Gov. Frazier for alleged corruption and misused funds, comparing recall costs to insurance against further waste. It notes his silence on Homebuilders loans, state lands, and favored loans, and mocks his claims of anti corruption while highlighting his German language rumors and public reception.
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North Dakota
Frazier
Lemke
Fargo
Hagan
Big Bizz
Wall Street
Nonpartisan League
Geo. W. Lynn
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. H. Brant
Lynn J. Frazier
Hoople
Ragnvald A. Nestos
Wm. Lemke
Minot
Sveinbjorn Johnson
John N. Hagan Deering
Joseph A. Kitchen
Sentinel Butte
Industrial Commission
Mill and Elevator Associatee A
Ieee Building Association
Secretary
Agriculture
Senate
Drake
Grandstand
Ideal Auto Tops
Bismarck Furniture
Main St
Bismarck
Seeley’s Restaurant
A. S. Seeley
Paul H. Marshall
Farm Bureau Doings
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