Nominations Certified for October 28 1921 in Emmons County
Certificate of nominations by I E H Brant Emmons County North Dakota lists candidates for Governor Attorney General and others with post office addresses as required by law. Dated October 17 1921 at Linton North Dakota the document names Lynn J Fraser Ragnvald Nestos Wm Lemke Sveinbjorn Johnson John N Hagan Joseph A Kitchen and the organization Sentinel Butte and Grand Forks.
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I. E. H. Brant
Emmons County
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Frida
Linton
N. D
Initiated measures for nonpartisan state and county elections
A long text outlines measures to nominate and elect state and county officers without party designation, including separate ballots, ballot forms, and nomination by primary. It also covers presidential electors and congressional nominees on party ballots, plus a public depository law establishing deposit rules, bids, bonds, and penalties for noncompliance.
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Pallos
Jolumn Bal
United States
Congress
Nationa Party
National Party
Ron Eee
Industrial Commission Initiative Aims to Overhaul State Law
Proposed act to amend and re enact the Industrial Commission law would redefine its powers and duties to manage the Mill and Elevator Association and the Home Building Association. It provides for a three member Governor appointed commission, annual meeting by July, rule making, and budget aligned staffing and contracts with specific project limits. It repeals inconsistent laws and requires an annual report due January.
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Industrial Commission
Mill and Elevator Associate
Toms Building Association
Mill and Elevator Association
Home Building Association
Mer
Secretary
Agriculture and Labor
Legislative Assembly
Senate
Grand Forks
Drake
Rural Credits Law Initiative Seeks Farm Loan Reorganization
A petition proposes establishing a Rural Credit System with a Rural Credits Board to assume the Bank of North Dakota farm loan business. It sets board composition, loan limits, tax exemptions, bond issuance, and a reserve fund, plus duties for county and state officials and new appointments by the governor with Senate consent.
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Rural Credits Board
Bank of North Dakota
Brovides
Nee Are Credits Board
Dakota Rea
Board of Trustees to Liquidate Bank of North Dakota
Proposed act creates a Board of Trustees led by the Governor, State Treasurer and Secretary of State to wind down the Bank of North Dakota. The board will settle debts, liquidate assets, issue bonds for operations, and pay creditors while requiring each trustee to post a $100,000 surety bond. Repeals conflicting acts and requires initiative approval.
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Bank OF North Dakota
Board of Trustees
Ite Transacions
Ghall
North Dakota seeks bonds to pay state debts and fund key projects
A proposed constitutional amendment would allow the governor and state officials to issue bonds totaling up to seven million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars for the Bank of North Dakota debts, the North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association, the Home Building Association, and state owned utilities. It imposes first mortgages, sets interest and maturity rules, creates sinking funds, and requires annual tax levies to secure repayment. The measure limits future indebtedness and provides civil action rights for bond holders.
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North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Mill and Elevator Association
Grand Forks
Home Building Association
State of
North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association
State Board of Equalization
Mall and Elevator Association
North Dakota Legislature Considers Compensation Amendment
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 45 of Article 2 to set legislative pay at one thousand dollars per biennium with two installments of two hundred fifty dollars each year and to pay ten cents per mile for travel. It asks voters if the constitutional amendment should be approved.
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North Dakota
State of
Legislative Assembly
North Dakota county official constitutional amendment text
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Article 10 Section 173 of the North Dakota Constitution to elect county officials including a county judge who may also serve as clerk of the district court in counties with populations eight thousand or less. It outlines terms and duties and asks voters whether to approve the amendment.
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State of
North Dakota
North da
Legislative Assembly
Exeter
Leaguers
Weisman Sentenced to One to Seven Years in Prison
Hastings Mike Weisman received a prison term of one to seven years at Stillwater for running a disorderly house in Minneapolis. Judge Albert Johnson ordered the sentence with a stay of execution to October 11 to allow an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals filed by attorney E B Cary.
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Hastings
Mike Weisman
Stillwater
Albert Johnson
Dakota County District Court
Weisman
Minneapolis
Cary
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Johnson
Nonpartisan League pushes ballot reform measure
Governor urges nonpartisan ballot as Howard Wood and Anton Walton lead House Bill 71 for nonpartisan nomination and election of legislative and state officers. Vote lists show widespread support from Nonpartisan League members including Speaker Howard Wood and numerous senators and representatives.
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Howard Wood
Anton Walton
Minot
League
Legislative Assembly
Messrs
Benson
Cahill
Crown
Ellingson
Ettestad
Hamilton
Hemmingson
Hunt
King
Levang
McCarten
Martin
Morkrid
Mostad Mortenson
Pendray
Sandstrom
Sikes Welford
Wenstrom
Arnold
Brown
Bryne
Bryans
Christenson
Church
Cole
Dettler Dupuis
Eckert
Ferguson
Fraser
Frederickson
Nortimer
Geiger
Nathan Nims
O’connor
Grand Forks
Pembina
Oksendahl
Olson
Bowman
Burke
Cavalier
Eddy
Patterson
Gundus Hagan
Haines
Harding
Havens
Hoare
Hoghaug
Keitzman
Kimball
Keller
Kunkel
Lageson
Laird
Larson Ransom
Peterson
Towner
Pleasance
Prater
Quam
Reishus
Renauld
Schrag
Sinclair
Stair
Strom
Larson
Stutsman
Lathrop
Lazier Liederbach
Lowe
McDonnell
McManus
Maddock
Mountrail
Magnuson
Maxwell
Mees
Miller Moon
Traill
Tenneson
Varnum
Wadeson
Walton
Ward
Weid
Kidder
Wid
Wells
Whipple
Wright
Speaker
Howard
Wood
Nonpartisan League
Idealized Seed Dealer Sketches Tomatoes and Radishes
A seed dealer requests several colored illustrations of radishes and tomatoes. An artist suggests life-size renderings, but the dealer prefers catalog-sized images.
Rum plot alleged in widespread liquor permit fraud
Federal prohibition officers announced warrants for two former officials in the office of W. C. McConnell in Pennsylvania. They alleged a conspiracy to withdraw liquor valued at nearly 165 million dollars from distilleries across many states through fraudulent permits.
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Philadelphia
Warants
W. C. McConnell
Pennsylvania
Bergdoll Heirs Sue for Seized Property in DC Court
Mrs Emma G Bergdoll and Charles A Braun siblings of Grover Bergdoll draft evader sue Thomas W Miller alien property custodian and Frank White US treasurer in DC supreme court seeking return of property valued at 175904.26 seized as belonging to Grover Bergdoll.
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Washington
Emma G. Bergdoll
Charles A. Braun
Grover C. Bergdoll
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Thomas W. Miller
Frank White
The
United States
Grover Bergdoll
Theatre Burns in Ottawa Causes 150000 Loss
The Dominion Theatre, a brick building in Ottawa, was destroyed by fire causing 150000 dollars in damages. Fire Brigade Captain H P McConnell fell three stories through a skylight at the Cecil hotel next door and was seriously injured. A separate report notes a fire fatality in Paterson New Jersey where John Murphy, 24, died from bedclothes catching fire after a lighted cigarette.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion Theater
H. P. McConnell
Cecil Hotel
Paterson, N. J
John Murphy
Nonpartisan Ballot Debate Sparks Partisan Clash
The Nonpartisan League leaders oppose the state nonpartisan ballot proposal for all offices, arguing it fails party neutrality. The issue recalls Governor Lynn J. Frazier’s 1917 push for a ballot free of party designations to serve broader interests.
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Nonpartisan League
Lynn J. Frazier
Farm Bureau invites real farmers to testify locally
The American Farm Bureau Federation asked farmers to speak up for themselves through county hearings instead of relying on scattered testimony or a nationwide questionnaire. This approach aimed to bring authentic farmer voices directly to the commission's work.
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Commission
American Farm Bureau Federation
Saturday Evening Post
Livestock Ratification Meeting Called for November 10
At the request of the Farmers' Live Stock Marketing Committee of 15, President J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation calls a producers' representatives meeting in the Hotel La Salle Chicago on November 10 to consider the committee's report. Accredited delegates from cooperative commission companies livestock associations and state farm bureau federations will attend. The gathering is described as likely the most important livestock producers conference ever held in America.
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Farmers
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hotel la Salle
Chicago
Co-operative Commission
State Farm Bureau
America
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Attorney General
E. H. Brant
Hoople
Ragnvald A. Nestos Minot
Wm. Lemke
Fargo
Sveinbjorn
Johnson Grand Forks
John N. Hagan Deering
Sentinel Butte
Joseph A. Kitchen
Ovanee
Ideal Auto Tops
Bismarck Furniture and Upholstery Co
Main St
Bismarck
Seeley’s Restaurant
A. S. Seeley
Paul H. Marshall
Bergdoll
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