Lemke's Wholesale Frauds In Petition Signatures
The Fargo Courier News accuses Lemke and league chiefs of wholesale frauds in recall petitions. It cites Miss Lila Hanson of LaMoure, who signed believing the petitions favored keeping Nonpartisan officials. Hanson, a minor, says she was misled and wants her name removed. Independent HQ says it will strike it. The episode is condemned as a deplorable display of league influence over a teacher candidate.
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Lila M. Hanson
LaMoure
Hanson
Independent State Headquarters
Independent Headquarters
League
County Farm Bureau Eyes Annual Emmons County Fair
Emmons County Farm Bureau directors met in Linton to plan an annual county fair at a site west and north of Seeman Park. A committee will consult Linton businessmen and seek county financial support under a 5 percent levy with up to 0.5 mill for fair purposes. A. Macdonald to aid county membership drives with state bureau.
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Emmons County Farm Bureau
Linton
Messrs
W. H. Johnson
E. A. Anderson
H. O. Sauer
Hazelton
Seeman Park
A. Macdonald
Farm Bureau
Nestos to Speak at Linton and Hazelton in October
Minot independent gubernatorial candidate Nestos will speak in Linton on October 3 at 8 p m and in Hazelton on October 4 at 2 p m. He ran for U S Senate six years ago against McCumber and Hanna, carrying several counties despite weak organization. Very few independents will campaign in the county until election day. Subscribe for the Record to follow the political update.
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R. A. Nestos
Minot
Linton
Hazelton
Nestos
North Dakota
P. J. McCumber
L. P. Hanna
United States
McCumber
McKenzie
Sub Rosa
Townley
Hanna
Two Weddings In North Dakota Town Tells Two Kelsch Daughters
Two Linton sisters found new homes in weddings held within a week. Miss Philipena Kelsch married John M. Meier in Linton on September 8, after working at W. E. Petrie store. Frank Baumgartner wed Miss Katherine Kelsch in Strasburg, with Baumgartner a Strasburg banker and cattle dealer. Both couples plan homes in Menoken and Strasburg after dates in September and October.
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Linton
Philipena Kelsch
John M. Meier
Menoken
Burleigh County
Strasburg
Katherine Kelsch
Frank M. Baumgartner
Fred Kelsch
W. E. Petrie
Mr. Meier
Napoleon
Frank Baumgartner
M. Baumgartner
American Legion notes on traveling Examining Squad visit
The American Legion reports a letter from L. Williamy of the Veterans Bureau Minneapolis detailing a Traveling Squad that will visit Emmons County in North Dakota on October 3 and 4. Disabled veterans may receive transportation and meals for examinations if they submit a filled application and authorization before a postmaster or notary.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Kieth Plaza B
Minneapolis
Minn
Red Cross
American Legion
Fargo College and Conservatory Opens for 1921-22
Fargo College and Conservatory of Music in Fargo North Dakota opens September 13 1921 with strong enrollments expected. The college offers BA BS degrees and features eminent teachers. Conservatory courses are high standard and two faculty members Dora Dyer and Mrs Frank I Temple win top honors in regional and national piano contests. The college outlines a Christian nonsectarian tone and low-cost education with deans G R Vowles and A J Stephens handling inquiries.
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Fargo College and Conservatory of Music
Fargo
North Dakota
South Dakota
Concordia College of
G. R. Vowles
A. J. Stephens
Conservatory
Frazier Attacks Bankers as Worse Than IWWs at Devils Lake
Governor Frazier declared at Devils Lake that bankers of the state have done more harm than all IWW members. He referenced an IWW circular and a telegram to E J Burkhart about aiding IWW raids. Lemke also spoke, denouncing a Fargo Forum copy in homes. The pair drew sharp editorial reaction urging their removal.
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Frazier
Devils Lake
Guv Frazier
E. J. Burkhart
Lang- Gon
Cavalier County
Lemke
Fargo Forum
Bismarck Tribune
Veterans to Visit Bismarck for Clean‑Up Campaign
A unit from the consolidated Veterans Bureau will visit Bismarck October 3 and 4 to assist disabled ex service members under the War Risk Insurance Act. The effort aims to obtain benefits medical care and hospital services, advise on filing compensation claims, and expedite urgent examinations. Veterans from Dunn Oliver Mercer Morton McLean Emmons Logan McIntosh and Burleigh counties are invited to the American Legion Hall for guidance.
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New Consolidated Veterans’ Bureau
Bismarck
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Dunn
Oliver
Mercer
Morton
McLean
Emmons
Logan
McIntosh
Burleigh
American Legion Hall
County Red Cross
American Legion
Fourth Initiated Law Petition for Separate Party Ballots
North Dakota electors propose a law for separate party ballots in primaries and a one column ballot for general elections. The petition outlines an act to provide for nomination of candidates and submission to qualified voters for approval or rejection under the state constitution.
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North Dakota
North Dakota primary and general election party ballot rules
North Dakota enacts a party primary framework detailing third Tuesday in March presidential years and last Wednesday in June nonpresidential years for nominating United States Senator and Member of Congress, plus selecting National Delegates and party officials. It specifies ballot order, petition nominating windows, and that highest vote determines nominations for certain roles with general election ballots listing all party nominees in one column.
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United States
Congress
National Party
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Little Boy Lloyd Russell Rushed to Rest After Street Accident
The five year old Lloyd Russell died after being struck by a touring car on First Street near Thayer and Broadway. Walter Leroy, the driver, said the hoop Lloyd chased rolled into the street and the boy darted out. Funeral services were held at Perry Undertaking parlors with Rev. H C Postlethwaite officiating. burial in Fairview cemetery. Lloyd, who would have turned six on October 6, was survived by his parents and two brothers, with many relatives attending the service from out of town.
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Bismarck
Lloyd
Will
Russell
Rosser Street
First Street
Thayer
Broadway
John Russell
Sunny” Meinhover
Walter Leroy
Underwood
Leroy
Leary
Lloyd Russell
John
Mervyn
J. S. Roop
Norman Roop
Flasher
H. A. Armstrong
Hazelton
Edward Savage
Braddock
Primary Election Ballot Petition and Voting Provisions
Legal notice outlines petition requirements for nomination in primaries, party ballot eligibility tied to presidential elector performance, and writing in or sticker ballots if petitions are absent. It also states highest vote governs for presidential electors, U.S. Senator, and other offices, with continuation noted on the last page.
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Ech
United States
Primary teacher added as class sizes surge in town
The local school board secured an extra primary teacher and will divide the primary grade next week. One grade will use space in the M. E. Church to free a room for the primary class now over sixty pupils. The board is also pursuing bonds to fund a new school, but the state land commissioner offers little support, prompting the board to seek other bond markets. The note from State Commissioner W. J. Prater accompanies the letter.
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M. E. Church
W. J. Prater
North Dakota to hold bond election for schools and towns
The State Land Board in Bismarck says it has about 2 million dollars in school district and municipal bonds from the past year and will proceed with a bond election. Wishek opens a new school building, praised as a beauty with ten rooms and a full basement. Linton school may require larger facilities but at similar cost. bonds could be sold this winter and construction started next spring.
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Board of University and School Lands
Wishek
Linton
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Notice
Episcopal Church announces Sunday services at St. Matthew's on Sunday September 18 with Sunday School at 11:00 a.m and an evening service to follow.
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Sueltz Barr Nuptials In Bismarck Tribune
A pleasant wedding occurred at the Presbyterian Manse on Wednesday evening at 7 o clock uniting William W Barr and Miss Elsie Sueltz in marriage Rev H C Postlewaite reading the ring ceremony The groom son of Mr and Mrs William Barr of Valley City is an Agriculture instructor in Harvey Schools The bride daughter of Fred Sueltz Groton SD was a teacher in Worland WY Attendants included Emil Sueltz and Miss Eliza Barr The couple retired to the Grand Pacific for a wedding dinner and will reside in Harvey after a short honeymoon
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Worland
Wyoming
Emil Sueltz
Groton
S. D
Eliza Barr
State Educational Department
A. Engleman
Herman
Fred Sueltz
Braddock
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County Air
Fargo College
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wm. Malpass
Co-operative
VETS
State OF North Dakota Land Department
Charles Coventry
N. Dak
Episcopal Church
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