Recall protests threaten North Dakota state enterprises
Tom Ayres argues that a recall drive against the governor attorney general and agriculture commissioner backed by I V A factions aims to destroy North Dakota state enterprises and bond sales. He claims organized political gamblers and Minneapolis banks seek to regain control from the Nonpartisan League and warns of a coordinated campaign to wreck finances and mislead the public.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Industrial Commission
League
Minneapolis
N. Daktoa
Bank of North Dakota
North Dakot
South Dakota
America
Minnesota
Devils Lake
Nonpartisan League
Judge Spaulding
Fargo
Congress
Nelson
A. B. Jackson
Bovey-Shute Lumber Company
Chicago
Mt 14 Lew
Bneleee
Tom Ayres
Mitchil Republican
Surprise Birthday Ends With Cash Gifts for O T Ellison
Friends hosted a Saturday surprise for O T Ellison, presenting a cigar box containing 133 dollars and a list of donors from 25 cents to 5 dollars. Ellison recovered from the shock, thanked everyone, and the evening continued with whist into the night.
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O. T. Ellison
Card of Thanks for Baby Sadie Sweetcorn
The Sweetcorn family thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses and help during the illness and death of their baby Sadie. They assure all who assisted they will not be forgotten. Mr and Mrs Sweetcorn
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Sadie Sweetcorn
Mrease Sweetcorn
Clean-up Week Set for April 18 23 Urges City Action
A call to residents to clean yards streets basements and outbuildings to reduce fire and disease risk. Emphasis on removing rubbish oily rags paper and old furniture and to fix chimneys and openings. Community groups and clubs urged to form clean-up squads and lead by example.
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Sparke
Notice of Nomination for Sisseton April 19 1921
Notice lists candidates for mayor and aldermen in the 1921 municipal election to be held April 19. It also notes a proposed levy of one mill to fund free musical concerts and asks voters to approve the measure. B A Senstegard City Auditor.
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Bunde
Arron Arrowsmith
Fat
O. B. Lien
City of
Sisseton
B. A. Senstegard
Lack of Help Forces Page With Missing Operator
Local paper laments reduced four page edition due to absent machine operator. Editors explain they improvised through Wires to Minneapolis and other points but could not avoid leaving readers with incomplete content. Readers urged to bear with them as they fix the staffing issue and resume normal production next week.
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Here
Minneapolis
Wargo
Devil
Aker Defeats La Batte in 50 Minutes at Unaie Theatre
Emil Aker dominated Sidney La Batte Monday night at the Unaie theatre winning in 50 minutes. No fall for La Batte. Aker secured two falls with armlock and bat toss as a sizable crowd watched, sending Peever fans to cheer. La Batte, though skilled, proved outclassed.
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la Batte
Aker
Unaie Theatre
Emil Aker
Sidney la Batte
Emil
Peever
City Election Notice for Sisseton April 19 1921
Notice of municipal election in Sisseton South Dakota on Tuesday April 19 1921. Voters elect mayor and three ward aldermen for two year terms and decide a tax levy for free musical concerts. Polling places include Roberts County court house north room Ward 1, Waletich Plat store Ward 2, and city hall Ward 3. Polls open 8 am to 5 pm. Dated April 5 1921. B A Sonstegard.
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Sisseton
Dakota
Roberts County Court House
S Dakota
Waletich & Plat General
S. Dakota
South Dakota
B. A. Sonstegard
Three Billion Dollar Fund Fight Unions
Ted Mercer reports a pool of 3 billion dollars formed to crush unionism. Mercer, a New York businessman tied to Judge Gary, claims the fund is organized to oppose labor movements, speaking nightly at Gethsemane cathedral with strong audiences. He notes his rise from wealth to advocacy for workers through church outreach.
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Ted Mercer
New York
Gethsemane Cathedral
Mercer
Gary
Steel Trust Fame
Mr. Mercer
White House
A. Arthur
East
Jerry McAuley
Notice of Leasing Hay Land in Sisseton
The city of Sisseton will lease hay land on the spring forty to the highest bidder. Bids open at the council meeting Monday night May 2 1921 at 8 p m. Council may reject any or all bids. Send printing to the Standard office for prompt attention.
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Sisseton
B. A. Sonstegard
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