Young Winds Up Campaign in Griggs County
George M. Young campaigned across Griggs county addressing farmers at Jessie Binford Hannaford and Cooperstown about tariffs and Socialistic leaders. He urged tariff revision and highlighted losses from Argentinian flax imports while noting support in Ward county and ongoing debate over local figures and governor actions.
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Wargo
N. C
Geo. M. Young
Griggs County
Jessie
Binford
Hannaford
Cooperstown
Young
Mr. Young Ia
Way
House
Ats
United States
Argentina
League
Frazier
E. C. Butler
Lynn J. ‘Vrazier
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Polis
Dune
Edward Zimprich
France
Zimprich
Campaign Committees Form for Langer Support in Northwest
The home county mobilizes for William Langer with two campaign committees. One in Minot led by Schofield and McKeane, the other from Kenmare with A. E. Paulson as chairman and P. N. Clark as secretary. Grenna's Sunday speech at Mouse River Chautauqua park energized the northwest district.
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Gardner Hotel
Nestos
William Langer
Minot
Schofield
McKeane
Gooseneck
Kenmare
A. E. Paulson
Pardon Plea Tied to Turtle Lake Debates and Nelson County Rally
Debates draw large Nelson county crowds as Burtness campaigns for congress in Lakota Tolna and Aneta. The piece notes Larayer case links, Wolf family petitioning for pardon, and a shift away from league candidates. Officials discuss a reward claim and court transcripts.
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Turtle Lake
Blair
Pekin
N. D
Buriness
Congress
Flist
Townley
Bate
Auen
Lakota
Nelson County
Board of Administration
Burtness
Tolna
Tn Aneta
Klote
McVilie
League
Nelnon County
Burthess
Wolf
Layer
W. L. Nuessle
District Court
Nussele
Dark horse talk at convention as delegates eye nominees
Amid heat and confusion at the convention, delegates weigh late rumors and possible dark horse candidates. Charles E Hughes and Governor Coolidge are discussed, with Borah noting Hughes would be formidable if required to seek the nomination.
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Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Lloyd George speech yields no conference results
London June 8 Premier Lloyd George in the house of commons gave no information about today’s cabinet talks with M Krausin Bolshevik minister of trade and commerce. He urged Russia’s reconstruction and warned Bolshevism could not be crushed without vast losses and debt. He noted reports on Russia’s exportable commodities but argued trade should not be denied and urged no quarrel in a world of explosive matters.
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Lloyd George
House of Commons
M. Krausin
Russia
Stair Takes Oath as Head of Pen
In Bismarck on Saturday June, I. L. Blair former speaker of the North Dakota house of representatives took the oath as warden of the North Dakota penitentiary after his appointment on April 27. Blair filed the oath of office and assumed duties at the state prison.
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Stair
Bismarck
I. L. Blair
North Dakota House of Representatives
North Dakota Veritentiary
Jamestown Students Introduce New Election Plan
Jamestown North Dakota June new student election changes at Jamestown college introduce a general ballot system for student officers to manage activities next year under the student association. The installation may become a permanent custom as plans for boards and committees unfold and the dean leads the inauguration. A Lutheran Ladies Seminary fire destroys the building, estimated loss about 250000, with no injuries.
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Jamestown
N. D
Jamestown College
Jed Wing
Minn, Jones
Lutheran Ladies’ Seminary
State hail department under fire at capitol
Charges of double payments and high overhead in North Dakota hail insurance fuel a capitol controversy. Commissioner Olsness defends the program while acknowledging overpayments and complex bookkeeping. He cites staffing and wage changes as factors in recent adjustments and claims.
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Bismarck
N. D
State Capitol
Commissioner of Insurance
A. Olsnens
Hall Insurance
Disnees
Hallsurance
Olsnesa
Cummins Leads in Iowa Primaries
Des Moines reports unofficial Iowa primary results show Senator A. B. Cummins leading the Republican race for U S Senate with 39 332 votes against W Brookhart 30 972 from 605 of 2 297 precincts statewide. In the governor contest Kendall leads with 1 367 to Moore 15 746 Havner 12 749 Deema 12 544 from 626 precincts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Register
United States
A. B. Cummins
W. Brookhart
N. E. Kendall
BR. Moore
H. M. Havner
J. F. Deema
Confessed Burglar Pair Implicates Third Suspect in Fargo
Fargo authorities report Sam Ortley and Peter Deegan, jailed after a car theft arrest, admitted to a string of burglaries and robberies. Peter Polum of Fargo is now in custody based on their confessions.
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Fargo
N.D
Sam Ortley
Peter Deegan
Peter Polum
Ortley
Deegan
Government of Germany Hands in Resignation
The German government submitted its resignation to President Ebert who asked it to stay on provisionally. Ebert also urged Chancellor Mueller to move quickly to ensure the Sunday election results are certified so the Reichstag can be summoned at the earliest date.
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Sone
Eodore Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Aldrich
Rhode Island
James C. Blaine
Columbia
United States of America
Miller
National Committee
Senator Wadsworth
New York
Charles D. Hilles
Henry L. Stimson
M. DePew
George Harvey
Brandegee
Hays
Republican Party
United States
Great Party of the Union
Berlin
Associated Press
Ebert
Mueller
Reichstag
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