Protest Against Muckraker Attacks on Hanna in Fargo
A group of Fargo residents denounce a hired muckraker for attacking L. B. Hanna. They defend Hanna’s community work with Fargo College Carnegie Library and YMCA, praising his role in charities and urging fewer unfair attacks. The letter cites Hanna as a generous supporter and key organizer in local institutions.
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Pargo
Faber
W. A. Bscott
Courier-News
Robert M. Beck
L. B. Hana
Hanna
Thinian Buck
Fargo College
Creegan
Carnegie
Association
Mr. Hanna
Fargo
YM. c
Florence ‘Crittenton
Salvation Army
Arent Stern
J. A, Chesley
W.J. Lareshep
Baldwin
W. Ww
Bion
Nichol
Mae Roaea
Eae Baker
Ge Moses
Mer Egy Guigen
Wm. Rosen
Morris
Peter
James F. Holmes
Paper
W. D. Gill
Fespie
Cole
Death in French Grand Prize Auto Race Causes Fatality
At Drappe France on June 25 a mechanician Bessagna was killed and driver Colliner injured as a car capsized at the start of a near 907 mile French automobile prize race. David Bruce Brown of New York led after the seventh lap. race to be finished tomorrow.
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Drappe
France
Nine Out To Hear Pat Norton Speak In Mandan
In Mandan, Pat Norton challenged a debate then canceled claiming the real aim was to secure an audience for the secretary of state. Norton was billed at the opera house with attendees including Wilder, B J Conrad, J E Campbell, John McDonald, P D Norton, and Morton county figures alleged to be socialists.
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Pat Norton
Mandan
Norton
Simpson
Opera House
Folnk Wilder
Ty Etary
Livestock Show Promises Top North Dakota Exhibit
North Dakota State Fair officials promise an outstanding livestock show with judges from Iowa State Agricultural College and a renowned U S cattle expert directing draft cattle judging. Premiums will be awarded solely on merit, highlighting the rise of diversified farming in the state.
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North Dakota
Charles. F. Curtis
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Curtis
MB. Wood
of Manto
United States
Adams Farewell Dinner Marked City Goodbye
Sid ney PD Adams bid farewell at Gardner hotel hosted by Town Cinema club and Commercial Club members. Leaders and young business figures praised his service as secretary of the Northern Immigration Co and the North Dakota Progressive league. Funeral services were held for Mrs. L P Jansen of Osgood with burial in Horace cemetery, conducted by Rev Johnson.
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Sidney PD. Adams
Gardner Hotel
Town Cinera Club
Commercial Club
Adams
Northern Immigration Co
North Dakota Progressive League
Levine
Mra. L. P. Jansen
Osgood
Horace Cemetery
Mr. Johson
Fargo
Social Activities in Farm Life of North Dakota
North Dakota dairy life begins to showcase cooperation at a creamery picnic in Bluegrass. More than two thousand attendees heard Dairy Commissioner R F Flint speak on dairying and the creamery industry. A parallel event drew about two thousand at Youngstown.
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N. Dakota
Bluegrass
N. D
North Dakota
R. F. Flint
Youngstown
Hanna Records Good Despite Opposition
The first investigator hired to review L B Hanna’s public life found nothing against him beyond being a staunch legislator. Buck, the muckraker, produced sensational stories that swayed Buchanan supporters to Hanna, though some insurgents deserting the cause question that method and outcome.
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Moval
L. B. Hanna
Bismarck
Grain rate rulings upheld by Interstate Commerce Commission
The commission ruled grain product rates from Minnesota Dakota and northern Iowa to Atlantic seaboard points via Duluth Superior and Milwaukee were not discriminatory compared with Chicago rates. It also found South Dakota to Omaha rates unjustly discriminatory against Omaha and ordered final adjustments by Sept 1 to ensure Omaha fares are at least 1½ cents per hundred pounds lower than Minneapolis routes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Duluth
Superior
Milwaukee
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake
Chicago
South Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Canton
Elk Point
Omaha
Minneapolis
Great Northern
Willmores
Duluth-Superior
Sioux City
Yankton
Huron
Mexican Battle Expected Soon
General Joaquim Tellez leads the vanguard as Arenas forces press rebel positions at Ortiz Mexico with an engagement anticipated within twelve hours.
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Huertas
Ortiz
Mexico
Joaquim Tellez
Arenas
No Dakota Backed Bryan Nominees in State Delegation Fight
June 25 report notes Dakota del egation rift as pro Dak backed candidates clash with W L Walton on committee. Frank Reed of Bismarck and other local figures named for committee seats and presidential ticket. contest over party leadership and vice presidential nominee.
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Aoe Ie
W. L. Walton
Ay Nomien
Frank Reed
Biamarck
Primary Election Decisions Shape Fargo Races Next Day
Tomorrow voters head to polls for partisan primaries in Fargo and across district lines. Key contests include governorship on both parties with Hann a Buchanan and Johnson in play. secretary of state and railroad commission races draw attention. judgeships and second district seats spark scrutiny. Voter rules detail party enrollment, second choices, and two ballots per Republican and Democratic voters, with specific polling places listed for Fargo wards.
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Ucketsen
James A. Suchanan
Louis B. Hanna
Fargo
C. A. Johnson
Herman Midtbo
Minot
George P. Jones
LaMoure County
F. C. Helstrom
Bismarck
Hanna
Buchanan
Eo Johnson
Republican
Seemeretia
Party
Jana
Leech
Ly Ye
City
A.L. Wall Lumber Yard
Tenth Street
Fifth Ward
N. P. Avenue
Wisin WardLince School
Bryan Loses Bid for Temporary Chairman at Democratic Convention
In Baltimore on June 25 William Jennings Bryan faced a fierce factional clash as he sought the temporary chair and was defeated. The contest pitted the progressive Bryan against conservative forces allied with Parker and Kern, with tumultuous applause and shouting interrupting proceedings.
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Baltimore
M. D
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan Himeslf
Bryan
Kern
National Committee
Alton B. Parker
Fitzgerald
Walt
Hero
Theodore Bell
Parker
Hacket
National Democratic Committee
Lory
Migsouri
Nebraska
Texas
Wilson
Beyer
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Parker Attacks Roosevelt at G O P Convention Speech
In Baltimore on June 25 Judge Parker as temporary chairman denounced the Republican convention and Roosevelt. He argued a third term would endanger the republic and warned of federal power expansion and constitutional strain, urging Democrats to uphold anti third-term safeguards.
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Baltimore
Parker
Roosevelt
Chicago
Badlam
Fortan
Washington
Tennessee
Ante Santos
Thindy
Atand Progtaetvein
Parkar
All Democrats
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Tucker
Muckraker
Progressive Republican League
Wisconsin
Buck
Frank E. Packard
Northwest
Ve Bryan
Pao ‘Ward—Roosevelt
Caroi Gibbons
Rer
Mack
Alton B
Nawianee
Tively Ee
Ryan
Friends of
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Clark
Carnatan
Wall Street
O'Gorman
Culbertson
Clayton
Brooklyn
G. O. P. Convention
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