The Car Sealing Bill and Streeter's Defense
Emmons County records recount how House Bill No. 15 failed on the final day after motions to reconsider and postpone. Streeter defends his actions, notes McDonald did not vote, and accuses Regan of killing the measure. The piece cites blame and praise from Emmons teachers who honor Streeter for pushing the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eos
McDonald
Regan
Senate
Streeter
Senate Journal Record
Macdonald
Storey
PD. R. Streeter
Linton, N. D
Streeter Receives High marks in State Legislature Coverage
Bismarck Palladium and Tribune praise Representative Streeter for a strong legislative record in the 26th district. They note his leadership on the House floor, loyalty to slope interests, and effective service to Emmons and Kidder counties. Critics target his libel bill, but overall his work is regarded as creditable and influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Tribune
Emmons
Kidder
Representative Streeter
Bismarck Palladium
D. R. Streeter
Missouri
House of Representatives
Asia Newspaper
Oman
Smmons County
North Dakota Teachers Wage Bill Backed by Stockwell
State Superintendent Stockwell urges North Dakota teachers to back Representative Streeter’s wage bill granting a $45 minimum for second-grade certificates. The measure, stalled in the House as class legislation, takes effect July 1 1905 and does not affect preexisting contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eéster Thurstes
Streeter
Hazelton
Emmons County
Representative Streetters
Emmons
Institute
Linton
W. L. Stockwell
D. R. Streeter
House of Representatives
Alta M. Sleaseng
Stockwell
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Johnson Letters Highlight C A Johnson Support For Republican Editor
Fragment from a political letter dated March 23 1908 from C A Johnson to Streeter praises republican loyalty and cites Emmons County Record coverage of Johnson in the 1907 legislature. It notes Johnson from Ward county Minot as a loyal candidate for speaker and a symbol of party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Johnson
Republican Party
Emmons County Record
Combine
House
Bramarck
Ward County
Minot
Johnson
Missouri
North Dakota
Herolz Ia
Republicans and Democrats Split on Streeter Vote
Republicans refuse to back Streeter arguing he is a Democrat while Democrats reject Streeter citing his Republican affiliation. The dispute highlights partisan divides shaping the upcoming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streeter
Political opponents’ domestic relations held sacred to him
Observers say his opponents’ private matters are treated as off limits and that his business and political actions are straightforward. Supporters claim no one can accuse him of double dealing in commerce or politics.
Weatherhead lauds 1905 legislature's work and unity
Editor George Weatherhead of the Kindred Tribune commends the ninth legislative session for its constructive output and cordial relations between houses. He highlights education, agriculture, irrigation, pure foods, tax equalization, and a modernized capitol as key achievements, praising the lawmakers and urging a return to constituents with duty fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weatherhead
Kindred Tribune
Cass County
Senate
Bismarck
Editor Wood Praises Emmons County Representative Streeter
Steele Ozone reports editorials praising Representative Streeter of Emmons County for his capable conduct in the house. The piece notes his persuasive, calm defense on life membership of the Soldiers' Home board and his ability to command attention and respect among fellow lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Steele Ozone
Emmons County
Soldiers’ Home Board
Endorsement Letter From Braddock Neighborhood Figure Dugald Campbell
Kin tyre resident Dugald Campbell writes to the editor after the 1905 session praising representative Streeter as right at the time. Campbell remained supportive until Streeter refused to desert his straight-out Republican stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugald Campbell
Braddock
Kintyre
Campbell
Streeter
Letter Praises Streeter's Service in 1907 Legislature
Dugald Campbell writes from Emmons county congratulating a colleague on winter work in Bismarck and praising Frank Streeter as a standout House representative. He notes broad approval from Emmons county members and expresses personal satisfaction with Streeter's conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Streeter
Bismarck
Emmons County
Frankie
Frank Streeter
Dugald Campbell
Emmons County Letters Defend Streeter as People’s Candidate
In letters to the Record, former Emmons county figures praise Streeter and defend his legislative record. They praise his stance on railroad regulation and oppose claims that he is a corporation man, noting local leaders backing him and warning against political misrepresentation. The note contrasts views from Jan 30 1908 and March 11 1908.
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Werst
Campbell
Emmons County
Storey
Kidder County
Kidder
Streeter
Worst
Kidder-Emmons
McIntosh and
Logan
Senate
Roger Allin
Agricultural College
North Dakota
Record
Legislative Assembly
Herolz
Not Good Argumest and Campaign Tactics
The Hazelton Republican notes October 21 1908 concerns over Advocate presses producing extra sample copies. It condemns an attack on Messrs Streeter and Tuttle as abuse and vilification, arguing the publication relies on personal attack to influence the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton Republican
Advocate
Messrs. Streeter and Tuttle
Herolz
Politician Faces Denial Demands Over Circulars and Loans
The Record accuses Mr Herolz of dirty politics and未 denying multiple charges. It lists alleged actions including circulating materials after the primary, defending bridge graft, using county currency to cash wheat checks, securing a Republican nomination with P G Rooks, loaning county funds, and benefiting from county support while banking with the county providing office space and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Rooks
Democratic County Committee
Resubmission Claims and Silence on State Issues Questioned
The text accuses a figure of seeking voter support as a resubmissionist while misleading others about their stance. It also contends the person ignored proposals for precinct joint discussions and failed to publicly disclose positions on key state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Patterson Rooks clash over precinct judge appointments
The county faces a clash as P G Rooks and C A Patterson meet in Mr Patterson's office to appoint precinct judges. The two-party chairmen aim to place judges of different political faiths, sparking critiques of political maneuvering and calls for clean campaigning. The letter questions the stealthy pact and ongoing harsh attacks between factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Patterson
P. G. Rooks
C. A. Patterson
Messrs
Rooks
Patterson
Combine
Streeter Becomes Democrat in Primary Vote Confusion
Details of a disputed campaign maneuver by Patterson Herolz and Rooks to place Streeter on the Democratic ticket. Streeter earned 14 votes in each county, Hayes led with 250 plus in Emmons, Herolz had 11 votes, and Streeter did not solicit Democratic support. The scheme failed under election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Heroiz
Rooks-Herolz
Streeter
Kidder County
Emmons
Herolz
Herutz- Patterson
Hazelton Happenings Recap Local Socials and Market News
Mesdames Allen and Doerschlag of Braddock visited Mrs. J F Snyder. Snyder hosted Buckletz family on the river. A D Linderman enters first district race as an independent. Aldo West, ex partner of BE Stiles, resumes control of the Hazelton meat market this morning promising courteous service.
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Republican
Mesdames Allen and
Doerschlag
Braddock
J.F. Snyder
J. F. Snyder
D. W. Buckletz
A. D. Linderman
Office of Cases
Hiis
Aldo West
BE. Stiles
Hazelton
West
Candidate pledges no deputy for county superintendent
Henry H Hanson argues the county superintendent's office can run with one person, pledges not to hire a deputy at county expense, and pledges to visit every school twice yearly. He contrasts costs with the treasurer and auditor offices, criticizes deputies, and cites his qualifications and campaign stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Linton
Schoal
Emmons Voters Weigh Stock Tax Question on Winter Herds
Voters in Emmons County face a statewide election issue about stock and winter range rights. The ballot asks if livestock owners should set aside a herd management plan for the cold season. Local officials urge careful turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Tihat
Affidavit alleges railway payments to defeat Kidder County suit
Patrick J Lyons sworn affidavit states in Kidder County North Dakota during 1900s a Northern Railway tax agent offered money to sign a suit against the county. He claims the Northern Pacific Railway hired J Walker of Steele to prosecute for John Storey and paid court costs and legal fees, with the railway company paying to defeat the county’s tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Storey
Kidder County
Pp. Jons
Kidder
Kaimonsounty
North Dakota
Patrick J. Lyons
Northern Railway Company
St North Dakota
Milkee
Wis
Pany
Lacitick Way
J Walker
Steele
Rail
Kid County
Johnrey
Storey
Northern Pacific Way Company
J W. Wal
County
Hal Railway Company
J. W. Wal
Patrick
Lyuis
Cas
Stanley
Seal
Republican State Ticket List Amid OCR Garble
Republican slate lists James S. Sherman for vice president Olaf Hagen Herman Scheer Ed Nichols Anton Hanson M N Johnson T F Mshall A Gronna Nels L Hanna Cass C A Johnson Wart R S Lewis Cass B F Spalding Towne G Le Pickford Ward W L Stockwell Wash A E C Cooper Grand Forks W C Gilbreath Morton O N Anderson K W Hinmann M W Oh Stutsman M Lter H Winchester
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Olaf Hagen
Ramsey
Herman Scheer
Wellco
Nichols
Atortan Coum
Anton Hanson
lHicnsot
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Emmons Couny
W. B. Andrus
Harriet M. Hall
Jesse Sandidge
Capital City
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Republcan
Williamsport
Henry H. Hanson
Mayville State Normal School
State Educational Association
Peterson
Indiana
Gayton
Smith
Iam
Selio Los i
E&her Schools
Emi
Henry
Pat Lyons
Steele Wa
William N
James S. Sherman
M. N. Johnson
T. F. MA
Shall
U.S. Representatives
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Gronna
Nels. L. Hanna
Cass
C. A.johnson
R. S. Lewis
Supreme Court Justice
B. F. Spalding
Alfred Blaisdelli
Trea G. le Pickford
Wash
Adressmtiller, Hurleiel
A E. C. Cooper
Grand Forts
Ariculture
W. C. Gilbreath
Mor
N. Anderson
Hi.mann
Morton
OH. Stutsman
H. Winchestes
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