Nonpartisan League Likely to Control North Dakota Government
North Dakota appears set for complete Nonpartisan League control across executive, legislative, judicial, and administrative branches based on Wednesday's primary returns. Analysts note the Independent Voters' League is weak by comparison, with several districts nominating or electing Nonpartisan candidates and veterans from the League expected to hold key seats, potentially shaping the 1919 state government.
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Bumarck
N.D
Atate
Nonpartisan League Ia
Independent Voters’ League
League
Independent Voters’ Association
J. Doyle
McArthur
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
League House of Representatives
Senate
Montana Enemy Alien Women Registration Low in State
Reports from cities and rural districts in Montana indicate that total registration of enemy alien women is far below expectations. State officials warned that many women especially in small towns failed to register and sent notices to enforce strict compliance with the order.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Annual Catholic Indian Congress In Session
Fort Yates North Dakota delegates from North Dakota Montana and parts of South Dakota converge for the annual Catholic Indian congress in session. Bishop Vincent Wehrle of Bismarck diocese is slated to deliver an address as two thousand delegates attend the event beginning June 23 and closing tomorrow.
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Fort Yates
N. D
Catholic Indian Congress
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Vincent Wehrle
Bismarck
Governor Stewart Delivers Key Address at Montana Picnic
Chinook Montana June 29 Governor Sant V Stewart of Montana spoke as principal speaker at a large farmers picnic. Samuel Hampton county agricultural agent and M J Wilson Bozeman also attended. Stewart praised wartime enlistments bonds Red Cross and charities and predicted prouder state achievements ahead.
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Chinook
Mont
Sant V. Stewart
Montana
Samuel Hampton
M. J. Wilson
Bozeman
Stewart
Red Cross
All Must Help Save the Crop in North Dakota
R D Bailey warns that harvest labor in North Dakota will be a massive effort requiring citizens to pause private work. He explains federal and state labor coordination, urges enrollment of male workers, and calls for local labor committees to mobilize farmers and towns to save the crop with wartime resolve.
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Bismarck
N. D
R. D. Bailey
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Batley
United States Department of Labor
United States Department of Agriculture
State Council of Defense
Four Amateur Baseball Teams Entered For Bismarck Meet
Four of the strongest strictly amateur age groups are entered in the bagellill tournament in Bismarck as part of North Dakota Loyalty Week. W. S. Mitchell, head of the baseball committee, says the identities of out-of-town entrants are being kept secret while two strong local teams join from Bismarck. The series opens next Wednesday night with two games, plus a Friday matinee and a possible final double-header Saturday. Bismarck players, including college men home on vacation and veteran independents, will gather at Capital Athletic Park for practice as Mitchell urges turnout for stiff competition next week.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Council of Defense
Mitchell
Great Mass College
Capital Athletic Park
Mitchel
Wool Shipments From S. D. Heaviest In Years
Sioux Falls June 29 Wool shipments in northwestern South Dakota begin and promise to be the heaviest in years with prices higher than ever. Most wool comes from Belle Fourche and eastern Wyoming areas, moving east through regular channels for the United States government. Advance payments of fifty cents a pound are allowed, with the balance paid after the wool is graded and the final price set, likely between 62 and 65 cents per pound.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Belle Fourche
Wyoming
United States
Townley to field independent ticket in Minnesota
A. C. Townley plans to run an independent ticket in Minnesota. The Leader notes a new state convention may be called to fill vacancies after party defeats. Petition would require 2000 voters who did not vote in primaries, a difficult hurdle. St Paul Nonpartisans doubt arrangements but regard the Leader as authentic.
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Paul Ition
Tipe
In League
A. C. Townley Ained
Feld
Labor
St. Paul
Montana Nonpartisans Plan Ousting Townley
Lewistown leaders move to gain control of the Montana Nonpartisan League. A state convention is set for Great Falls July 1 and 2. Governor Frazier, League President Townley, and other leaders will speak in Bozeman Missoula and other cities in July. Congressmen Rankin and Arthur to appear in Missoula. Missoula venue uncertain. education board denied use of university grounds and Greenough park access. Bozeman event planned on a picnic ground.
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North Dakota
A. C. Townley
The
League
Bozeman
Missoula
Leanette Rankin
Thomas Arthur
Billings
Democratic State Central Committee
State Board of Educaiion
Greenough Park
Park Board
Devils Lake War Stamps Captains Are Named
Nelson Sauvain, Ramsey county War Savings stamp campaign chair, lists Devils Lake drive captains for Friday. Captains include H Hugesen second John Morgan third L P Dawson fourth E B Mann fifth C J Kelly sixth W K Nimmo seventh E Swenson eighth Oscar Anderson ninth Albert Bell tenth M Glckson shops A Halliday ladies Mrs R C Madsen U C L G Walstrom captain J B P Desmond Walter Carpenter A F Sevryn R C Madsen Duanne Clapp and O W Ohnstead.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Nelson Sauvain
Ramsey County
Devils Lakes
H. Hugesen
John Morgan
L. P. ‘Dawson
E. Be, Mann
C. J. Kelly
W. K. Nimmo
E. Swenson
Oscar Anderson
Albert Bell
M. Glckson
A. Halliday
Mra
R. C. Madsen
Mandan Bids Farewell to Selected Service Men
Mandan N D June 23 Forty nine Morton county select service men about to leave for Camp Dodge to enter training with the national army were feasted at the Lewis and Clark hotel last evening by Mandan business men under the Mandan home guard auspices. John F Sullivan gave a patriotic address and music plus a fine repast marked the event as a success. This banquet starts a series to honor departing seed service men with a $500 fund already raised and more money to follow.
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Mandan
N. D
Morton County
Camp Dodge
Lewis & Clark
Eight Children In Near Fatal Auto Accident Near New England
Eight of nine Meyer children were thrown from a family car that turned turtle near New England. Tony Meyer, about 14, drove the car. Bernice, 9, suffered the worst injuries with a fractured leg and jaw stitches. A younger girl had a chin cut needing stitches. All received bruises and shock. Bernie was treated at New England hospital.
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New England
N. D
John A. Meyer
Tony Meyer
Bernice
Bernie
New England Hospital
Dickinson Fourth of July Celebration Draws Citizens
Dickinson North Dakota will hold a Fourth of July picnic at the experiment station west of the city. Residents and farmers will unite for community songs honoring the nation’s birthday and the soldiers serving in France, with an aim to teach children the seriousness of liberty and wartime sacrifice.
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Dickinson
N. D
France
Doyle Loses Ticket After 17 000 Vote Lead
In Bismarck North Dakota June the Independent Voters association headquarters announced early returns showing Stephen J. Doyle United States marshal nominated as Democratic candidate for governor by about 17 000 votes far ahead of the rival.
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Bismarck
Independent Voters’ Association
Stephen J. Doyle
U. S. Marshal
North Dakota Bands Famous at the Front
North Dakota troops in France gain praise for band performances with the 116th Engineers and the 110th Engineers, led by Harold Bachman and praised by General Liggett. The 116th travels on concert tours, plays beside French bands, and boosts morale. North Dakota’s war effort is highlighted as a point of pride.
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E. I. Tosterin
North Dakota
116Th Engineers
110Th Engineers
144Th Infantry
Paris
Harold Bachman
France
United States
Rachman
Liggett
United States Army
Guarde Republique
First Corps Army
Minnesota Editors Meeting at Glenwood
The Northern Minnesota Editorial Association holds its annual outing in Glenwood from Friday through Sunday. A varied program features fishing, boat rides, fish fries, public dinners, and musical entertainments. Mayors, state officials, and university leaders are named among speakers, with memorial services planned for departed members on Sunday.
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Glenwood
Minn
Northern Minnesota Editorial Association
J. L. McLaury
George Ericson
The
Spooner Northern News
Lst
Larry Hodgson
St. Paul
J. A. O. Preus
Julius Schmahl
M. J. Burton
University of Minnesota
George A. Treadwell
County Agent Baker's College Seeks Stenographers
Miss Williams secured a stenographer position after being put in touch by Mr. Willard. The school has filed for three stenographers and two bookkeepers. Enroll and line up for a worthwhile position.
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Baker’s Business College
Willard
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