Independent recall plan pledges reform in North Dakota
The document outlines an Independent ticket attacking Governor Frazier and aides for alleged graft and debt misuse. It proposes to cut state bonded debt, restore funds tied up in local governments, keep public funds safe, and move the industrial commission to a limited, nonpolitical role while pursuing a rural credit system and separate ballots for elections.
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Industrial Commission
Drake and
Grand Forks
Home Building Association
Frazier
Lemke
Hagan
Bank of North Dakota
South Dakota
League Leaders Make Many False Charges
In a critical political pamphlet, the Independent party accuses Nonpartisan League leaders of lying to voters to sway support for amendments. It argues the Bank of North Dakota serves graft, disputes claims about rural credits and mill bonds, and urges readers to study the laws and vote Yes on the amendments on October 28. It names Nestos, Johnson, and Kitchen as supporters.
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Nonpartisan League
Wall Street
Aoe Bonenta
Frazier
Lemke
Hagan
Bank of North Dakota
State Treasurer's
League
Home Building Association
United States
Thomas Hall
Bismarck
North Dakota
Nestos
Johnson
Kitchen
Election laws debated as farmers and parties clash in North Dakota
The piece argues public minds are steered from misconduct by reframing election law changes. It describes perceived plots around March township election timing, third party rules, and how reforms could affect farmer turnout and party ballot access, citing Burt ness O Connor and League concerns.
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Publc
Supreme Court
L W. W
North Dakota
Congress
United States Senate
Frazier
Lemke
Hagan
Burtness
O'Connor
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Lynn J. Frazier
Wiliam Lemke
Agriculture and Labor
John N. Hagan
Hanley
Mandan
Mill and Elevator Association
Lemke House
Legislative Investigating Committee
Journal of the
House of Representatives
Legislative ‘Assembly
House
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