Supreme Court dissolves Coffey injunction in Bismarck
The North Dakota Supreme Court unanimously dissolves Judge J A Coffey's injunction blocking state officials and the Bank of North Dakota from accepting deposits or completing bond sales. Coffey is ordered to show cause on November 1 why a writ should not prohibit further action. Lemke and state officials celebrate as bond offers from a Pacific Coast firm are under advisement.
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Jamestown
Bank OF North Dakota
Bismarck
Pacific Coast
N. D
Supreme Court
William Lemke
Stutsman County
Spitzer, Rorick and Company
J. A. Coffey
Coffey
John Steen
D. C. Poindexter
F. W. Cathro
Ormsby McHarg
Oscar J. Seiler
Coffer
Birdsell, Christianson, Bronson and Robinson
Grace
Fourth Judicial District
North Dakota
Juidge
District Court of
Oscar J. Seller
L. B. Birdsell
J. H. Newton
Ray Craig
Coffey-McHarg
Craig
Laconte
Lemke
Mr. Lemke
Ormedy McHaif New
Fett and
Bia I, V. A
Precinct Meetings Set For November 8 At 11 O’clock
Our precinct meetings will be held at regular voting places in each precinct on Tuesday November 8 at 11 oclock These meetings choose three proposal men and one county party central committeeman The three proposal men will attend the county convention at the courthouse in Slaseton on November 15 at 11 oclock to elect three state proposalmen for the state convention in Pierre on December 6 Polls open only two hours attend with Ford ready No registration required to vote Ensure proper representation at the county convention
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Court House
Slaseton
Pierre
Bisbee Lawyer Presses Bank to Squeeze Farmer Over I V A Ticket
A Bisbee attorney writes the Newville State Bank urging cash leverage to force farmer J R Jacobson to vote for the I V A ticket, promising to carry debt until next fall if he complies. The letter calls for an execution levy if he votes nonpartisan. Evidence cited as first definite proof of I V A coercion tactics.
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Bisbee
Bank
N. D
J. R. Jacobson
Jacobson
LV_ A
E. A. McFarlane
Newville State Bank
Towner County
Newville
Yeomen Children's Festival a Wednesday Success at Woodman Hall
The Yeomen Children's Festival at Woodman Hall Wednesday drew about twenty five children. Prizes awarded: boys eight to fourteen Lloyd Smith first Norman Wilcox second. under eight Bill Smith first Buster Robbie second. girls fourteen and under Gladys Torvik and Glaydis Stapleton first Sarah Ohlung second. Committees praised, prizes given after the program, then games and supper followed by dancing with Roy Tallalson on sax and Beatrice Hanson at piano.
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Woodnman Hall
Lloyd Smith
Norman Wilcox
Boya
Bill Smith
Buster Robbie
Gladys Torvik
Glaydis Stapleton
Sarah Ohlung
J. A. Robertcon
0. K. Thollehang
Roy Tallalson
Beatrice Hanson
Car Destroyed In Suspected Self Immolation On Roadside
Sunday a car near town exploded into flames while Teast Hats Tallackson, his son Clarence, and J F Bowers stood nearby. They saw smoke and inferred the blaze started under the vehicle possibly from a spark or short circuit. A new overcoat belonging to Mr Tallackson was lost. Clarence escaped uninjured.
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Teast
Hats Tallackson
Clarence
J. F. Bowers
John Hanson
Ford
Mr. Tallackson
Mr. Tallackeen
Tallackson
Rail heads provoke strike vote over wages and ownership claims
A labor dispute piece argues railroad executives provoked a strike through misrepresentations about wages. It claims workers earn about 1695 dollars annually, wages cut to 1484, while fuel costs rose 500 percent since 1914. It accuses execs of coal deals, Esch Cummins impact, and government guarantees backing bonds.
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U. S. Railroad Labor Board
Bureau of Applied Economics
War Finance Corporation
Firstic
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the Supreme Court
League
Warren S. Stone
Locomotive Engineers
William G. Lee
William Carper
L. E. Sheppard
Newville, N. D
Clarence Tallackson
Henry
America
American Legion
Ameri
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