Frasier Defends O’Hare Letter At North Dakota Rally
Governor Frazier told a Nonpartisan league ratification meeting in Bismarck that the Bank of North Dakota bond issue may have to be sold at 6 or 6.5 percent, not 5 percent, due to market conditions and a court delay. He defended his letter to President Wilson regarding Kate Richards O’Hare as political persecution. The event drew few picnicgoers because rain kept crowds away.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bank of North Dakota
Lynn J. Frasier
Nonpartisan Leaguewing
Capitol
William Lemke
O'Hare
Frazier
Kate Richards O'Hare
Wilson
Bowman
Roy Craig
American Legion
J. H Sinclair
Congress
Beth Richardson
Ruth Johnson
Howard Wood
French
Ted
The
Pioneer
Iam
Elis
Tottens
Feu
Joyce
Parassa
TH. Austin Y
Bowman resident blasts Totten over auditor’s downfall
Leroy Swartwood cousin of Bowman County official T. B. Austin defends him in a lengthy letter. Swartwood recalls Austin's rise, his 9000 dollar shortage case, and a judge's suspended sentence with repayment terms. He accuses Rev. George A. and E. P. Totten of political meddling and praises nonpartisan editors for support.
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Bowman County
Totten
Bowman
N. D
Leroy Swartwood
T. BE. Austin
Austin
Lembke
Local Memorial Strong in Neighborhood Among Service Men
The locality feels a keen memorial presence among service members and citizens alike, as the community honors those who served and maintains a strong sense of shared memory within the neighborhood.
North Dakota Lignite Heralded As Best Ignite Coal
Mandan June 11 a federal pamphlet by the Bureau of Mines credits North Dakota with producing the best ignite coal. Dr M Darling federal fuel engineer based at New Salem oversees a $800000 lignite briquetting plant and a $260000 federal experiment station while P D Norton of Mandan campaigns for reelection highlighting farm loans and anti profiteering measures.
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Mandan
Bureau of Mines
Federal Department of the Interior
North Dakota
M. Darling
New Salem
Darling
P. D. Norton
Congress
Norton
Mr. Norton
Norton vows to fight for farmers in northern district tour
Mandan North Dakota June 11 Continued success marks meetings in the north end of the Third congressional district as P D Norton Republican candidate travels by train and auto. Crowds greet him as he outlines remedies for farm economy and urges cooperation to boost the region.
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Mandan
N. D
P. D. Norton
Congress
Iormerly
Norton
Enna
Norton vows to push federal short time farm loans and roads
Norton declares he will fight to extend agricultural work and establish good roads across North Dakota and the nation, vowing to oppose profiteering and support federal short time farm loans and related legislation.
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Mr. Norton
North Dakota
Nation of Good Roads
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Ted Austin
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Cavalier County
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