Independent candidates listed for state and federal offices
The Independent candidates include J F T O Connor for US Senate M Young for Congress Second District R A Nestos for Governor Frank Hyland for Lieutenant Governor Thomas Hall for State Auditor Hans Anderson for State Treasurer Geo F Shafer for Attorney General E A Lillibridge for Insurance Jos A Kitchen for Agriculture and Labor Arthur Dixon W J O Leary C W Pollock for Railroad Commissioners Sam Day for State Senate Therisia Grunefelder S E Brindle for Representatives W L Nuessle L E Birdzell S Johnson for Supreme Court Minnie J Nielsen for State Superintendent The official ballot also shows county offices and a note that some names appear in the Republican and Republican nonpartisan columns.
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United States
J. F. T. O'Connor
Congress
M. Young
R. A. Nestos
Frank Hyland
Thos. -Hall
Hans Anderson
John Steen
Geo. F.shafer
E. A. Lillibridge
Jos. A. Kitchen
Arthur Dixon
W. J. O’leary
C. W. Pollock
Sam Day
Theresia Grunefelder
E. Brindle
Emmons County
Supreme Court
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Superme Court
W. L. Nuessle
L. E. Birdzell
S. Johnson
Minnie J. Nielson
Lemke Accuses Nestos Administration of Misstatement
Free Press quotes Lemke claiming only 700000 dollars has been loaned under the Nestos administration. The dispute centers on figures and official accounting.
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Free Press
Nestos
Summary of Loan Totals by Frazier Nestos and Williams
Financial figures list totals for three entities. Frazier shows 748 loans totaling $2,771,699.91. Nestos reports 1,042 loans totaling $3,368,950.00. Williams line appears with 669 2359,850 and a total. no clear context given.
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Nestos
McKenna In Hospital Delays Bridge Hearing In Minneapolis
Judge McKenna, assigned to hear the bridge case, is hospitalized in Minneapolis with an infected arm. His stenographer said he would be released next Monday, but local touts claimed the hearing was postponed and debated where it should be held, with Cameron requesting NapPellon as venue.
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Bridge
McKenna
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Chris Olson
Tcwn
Lynn
Ben
Linton
Bridge “Company
Cameron
Nappelon
Passing the Buck in County Government Debates
A fragmented county scene shows commissioners and campaign managers blame the state attorney for public funds squandering. Reports from across the county spotlight discretionary spending and alleged missteps, with the state attorney criticized for delaying decisive action. The article hints at legal caution and political maneuvering guiding the budget controversy.
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Streeter
Coventry
Torney
Coventra
Bendy Shea
Jonared
Comatty
Crommianion
diHeanma
Wolverton
Emmons County Record Seeks Support as Legal Newspaper Vote
In a county election residents must choose county officials for two years and select the legal newspaper for the same period. The Emmons County Record, a pioneer in the county, urges readers to back it on May 7th, arguing it has stood for taxpayers and opposed wasteful spending.
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Emmons County Record
The
Record
Institute In Session At Emmons County Institute
Teachers from Emmons county convene in Linton for the annual county institute week led by Prof. Wernet and Mrs. H. K. Jensen with Supt. Hanson stating nearly all teachers have reported. The list includes Lena Muckler, Mary Chamley, Josephine Opheim, Amanda Quain and many others as sessions run through the week.
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Emmons County
Linton
County
Hanson
Prof. Wernet
Valley City
H. K. Jensen
Mandan
Amanda Quain
Frieda Opheim
Mabel E. Stubbs
Julia Doyle
Ruth Schlangen
Carolyn Wigen
Verda Fogle
Jane Rudd
Opal Hageman
Nora O'Donald
Madge Keller
Alice Swenson
Irene Collins
Putney Prichard
Charlotte Orthmeyer
Claudine Liberato
Bessie Andrick
Virginia Kruger
Belinda
Hegre
Velma
Mabel Hoof
Ruth Larson
Janet Bergsten
Ruth Jones
Eveline Lyford
Eva ‘Stewart
Hattie Solomonson
Lucille- Jackson
Nina
Putnam
Levis
Angell
Harry, Collins
R.H. ‘Woodland
Raymond
Gates
Percy M. ‘Fanta
Mabel “Anderson
Irene
Olson “Plath
Margaret‘ Johnson
Rebhia Wie
Mary Metcalf
Elsie Arndt
Antina Simondson
Elma Voss
Greeney Miller
Wei
A.swan
Y. J. Beeches
Harry
Doran
Nettie. Stele
Ronald Schlangen
Behaan
EA. Keller
Leo Lyne Walter
McCarthy
Norman~ Engel
Louis’ ‘Bellami
Roland’ Landgren
Albert Keller
Andréw Nolan
Kathryn Mutz
Viola Exadtao
Names in a Strand of Obscure Contemporary Figures
A list of numerous individuals including Leone Strand M O Neil Georgie Lee Esther L Douglas Lina Mandi go Barbara Gese Jeanette Lesher Mildred Lloyd Vera McCain Warren Wiltberger Mrs Curtis Jenkins Cur tis Jenkins Grace Matthews Alice Diggins F M Diggins Iva Joy Doughty Mrs Myrtle Earlywine Beatrice Reamann Ila Mauk Haze LaBay Oscar D Moore Andrew Fischer Lillian Bushnell Katherine Heneman Anne Henneman Stelle Johnson Leonard Jeliema Lou Wieber. The fragment appears to catalog people connected to a social or community notice with many spelled names.
National Education Week Planned By Agencies
The United States Bureau of Education, with the American Legion and the National Education Association, promotes a third national Education Week from December 3 to 9. President Harding will issue a proclamation. governors urged to issue theirs. Topics include Americanization, teacher training and pay, school buildings, illiteracy, rural schools, and physical education. Specific days are set for God in Country, Citizenship, Patriotism, School and Teacher, Illiteracy, Equality of Opportunity, and Physical Education. Over 100 national organizations invited to participate.
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United States Bureau of Education
American Legion
National Education Association
Harding
United States
America
Bridge petitions show filing dates during sessions in 1919 1920
The county board records reveal petitions filed May 8 1919 and July 7 1920 while auditors show the board in session. Several petitions lack subsequent board action or reports, with one petition dated May 12 1922 also unacted upon. A 1922 filing bears no action and no signatures. Tracy bridge petition had not appeared by Monday morning.
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Auditor's
Board of County Commissioners
Auditor’s
Auditor’s Office
County Auditor’s Office
Brant
E. H. Brant
Jenner
Tracy Bridge
Does Hogue Pay Taxes and Public Funds
The letter argues against stopping public funds waste by accusing Dr. Hogue of tax dodging. It notes Dr. Hogue has paid Emmons county taxes since 1916 totaling 8305.20 last year over 1800 and since 1902 more than 12000, two thirds in the past six years.
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Free Press
Dr. Hogue
Free Pres
Shorty LeSeuer
LeSeuer
Linton
Emmons County
Alien Women Lose Citizenship by Marriage
St Paul Daily News notes that a U S law signed by President Harding ends automatic citizenship by marriage for alien wives. A woman may still naturalize by satisfying all laws, with no declaration of intent and one year of residence required before applying. The act clarifies loss of citizenship only if the husband is ineligible for citizenship. The bill passed both houses on June 20 and this week in the Senate.
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St. Paul
United States
Houses
Senate
Car Shortage Strikes North Dakota Farmers Hard
The Fargo Forum reports a statewide car shortage crippling grain and potato marketing. Elevators and warehouses are full, cars scarce, and farmers wait in lines at dawn to unload. Wheat and potatoes lie in fields as frosts damage crops and rails fail to supply enough transportation.
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Fargo Forum
Linton
North Dakota
Wiedley Axle
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