Emancipator Hall Chief Comedian in G C P Farce
Light on Canadian grain import notes Senator Kellogg campaign talk at Crookston October 11 disputing claims about Canada’s wheat, prices, and exports. He argues soil climate and long days boost yields, and Canada’s cheaper currency aids shipping, while acknowledging a general slump. Continued on page 8.
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Minneapolis
Pe Tribune
Kelloy
Crookston
Canada
United States
Kellogg
Townley lecture critique exposes persona over policy
A critical column denounces Tom Hall for delivering a political talk focused on individuals rather than issues. The piece blames the speaker for misrepresenting the Nonpartisan League program and portrays the North Dakota audience and farmers as misled by a “wrecking crew” of opposed figures. The author laments reduced discussion of substantive policy and calls out partisan rhetoric.
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Nource
North Dakota
Lwice
South Dakota
Tom
Townley
Fang
Lemke
Cathro
Waters
Brinton
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Tom Hall
North Dakot
Farmers’ Movement
South Dakota and North Dakota Budget Comparisons
A historical comparison shows South Dakota area 77 850 square miles with population 1910 583 888 and 1920 635 839. It outlines two year appropriations totaling 7 566 066 35, per capita costs and specific line items including school deductions and government operation funds. North Dakota area 70 837 square miles population 1910 577 056 and 1920 645 730. It lists regular session appropriations 6 548 854 70 and notes a budget decrease, with school deductions and per capita costs. It concludes South Dakota spends 4 554 472 08 more to operate the government over two years and mentions soldier payments and selected line items such as the Attorney General’s office and the Aberdeen Daily News bill.
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SouTh Dakota
North Dakota
Attorney General's Office
Bee
Aberdeen Daily News
North Dakota Campaign Rhetoric and Voter Warnings
A chaotic ledger of political venom decries Nonpartisan League bias, touts farmer gains from North Dakota laws and state projects, and urges voters to cast straight ballots. It lambastes opponent Tom Hall and external interests while asserting broad state achievements and court outcomes.
Registration Day October 26 and voting reminders
Registration Day is October 26 for men and women to be eligible to vote on November 2. Ensure you and your spouse are registered and prepared at your regular voting place. Also notes church services and local community events with the usual Voter straight method reminders.
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Wso
Wueband
Evangelist Shapp
Minneapolis
Hirpwns Valley
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. G. Austin
Norway Church
Brotherhood of American Youmen
Indians Convert under Spirit of Missions at Parker
West of the Missouri and northeastern Sioux delegates attend the Presbyterias Galreries meeting near Parker. Veteran journalist C F Hackett lauds Christianizing efforts as lasting tribute to missionaries, noting historic violence gave way to gospel work and education transforming the Sisseton and allied Indians' lives.
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Parker
Miilernus
Nomgal
Presbyterias Galreries
Lone Dakota
Missonri River
Ue State
Sisseton Reservation
C.F. Hackett
Vetera
South Dakota
Mr. Hackett
Tose
da Kota
Rev
Mr. Cook
Williamson
Riggs
Dakota
Aberdeen High School Girl Attacked by Jack the Clipper
Aberdeen resident Helen Becker, 14, was attacked while returning home from a downtown movie when a tall man with a slouched coat cut her braid. Neighbors rallied, the suspect fled, and police investigated as the ribbon and coat collar were found damaged. The incident followed by notices urging straight-ticket voting and reporting a hunting accident death near Parker.
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Yours Sini
Imin
Cowell
Hawkes
Smirlow Army Parade Draws Enthusiastic South Dakota Rally
A Monday night meeting in Sisseton drew large crowds as Barlow and allied candidates campaigned against the old political machine. Speeches by Bates Best and Da Lap highlighted nonpartisan themes including a state owned bank and public lands. A multi town swing followed with stops at Ortlay Wahbay Webster and Aberdeen ending with a debate planned in Aberdeen.
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Barlow
Pete Norbeck
South Dakota
U.S
Sisseton
Mark P. Bates
Bates
C. W. Best
da- Lap
Ortley
Wanhay
Webster
Ortlay
Wahbay
Aberdeen
R. C. Johnson
Jolson
Four youths attempt getaway in Ford car wreck
During a town meeting a notice announced a Ford belonging to R O Gauper of Claire City had been stolen. Four local boys later hijacked the car and rode through the Valley, overturning it in a sandpile. One boy was seriously injured. three others jailed, while the injured recovered at Powell hospital. Authorities warn against such car swiping and urge cessation of the practice.
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Powell Hospital
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Roberts County
Bell Wishevik
Hall
H Dakota
Norbeck Grant
Lasell
NFO
Supreme Court of the United States
Superme
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Grand Forks
Meposit
Bank of North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Ttsk
South Sea Islands
Jack the Clipper
Helen Becker
John Becker
Marshall Ernstene
Ed. Ernstene
Nebraska City
Ned
Smirlow Army
Sisshton
Miles
Ford
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