Garden for State Legislature Candidate Seeks Bottineau GOP Support
Edward L. Garden announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Representative in the State Legislature from the 28th District. He asks Bottineau county Republicans to support him at the June 19 primary, pledges to pursue an amended primary law and funding for the Bottineau School of Forestry, opposes Bossism and the Capital Commission, and vows to follow the people's will with local guidance.
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Mysel
Bottineau County
Congress
United States
Bottineau School of Forsetry
Capid Commission
North Dakota
Republican Party
McKenzie
LaMoure
Hansbrough
Et al
Edward L. Garden
Souria
Dak
Republican Candidate for Bottineau Rep and County Supt
A. M. Grant announces as Republican candidate for Bottineau County Representative and seeks party support in the primaries. He supports revising primary election law and forestry education at Bottineau, opposes machine politics, and pledges to act in Bottineau County and North Dakota interests. Also a Republican nominee for County Superintendent of Schools seeking party support, noting University of North Dakota teaching credentials and eleven years’ teaching experience.
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Bottineau County
School of Forestry
Bottineau
N. D
North Dakota
A. M. Grant
Normal College of the University of
Sheriff Candidate R J White Seeks Republican Nomination
R J White announces his candidacy for Bottineau County sheriff and requests placement on the Republican ticket at the upcoming primary on June 19. He emphasizes public school work and asks voters to support him in the party process.
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Bottineau County
Soucy Declares Candidacy for Sheriff and Treasurer
Joseph Soucy announces his bid for the Republican nomination for sheriff and county treasurer in Bottineau County. He pledges to perform duties fairly and impartially and asks Republican voters for support in the primary election.
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Joseph Soucy
Senator signals run for State Senate nomination
Having been encouraged by leading Republicans I announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination to the State Senate. My platform calls for extending primary election law to all offices from Congress to county offices, opposing the current party machine led by McKenzie, Hansbrough and Noble, and urging reform by changing leaders. I oppose new capitol commission legislation while the present machine remains, and I favor repealing the current newspaper libel law.
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Senate
Congress
Weathope
McKenzie, Hansbrough and Noble
Capitol Commission
Delegates sought for Republican state convention Jamestown July 12
Candidates listed oppose the McKenzie Hansbrough state faction. Names include W A Goldschmidt H C Dana G K Vikan W H Adams J M Watson A Newbury L W Heath Vincent A Fisher Emery Johnson E O Haraldson W P Johnson L Gorder Geo Simon M Iyestone Matt Johnson M E Williams M A Conyne and others. Also contains a contract cancellation notice to Charles Bartling and court certification from Bottineau County North Dakota.
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W. A. Goldschmidt
Westhope
H.C. Dana
Bottineau
G. K. Vikan
Souris
J. M. Watson
Willow City
A. Newbury
Newbury
L. W. Heath
Vincent A Fisher
Russell
Emery Johnson
Lansford
E. O. Haraldson
W. P. Johnson
Gardena
L. Gorder
Geo. Simon
Sergius
M. Iyestone
Antler
Matt Johnson
Omemee
M. E. Williams
Overly
M. A. Conyne
Kramer
Bottineau County Candidacy Promises Open Discourse and Integrity
A Bottineau County candidate pledges to consult voters openly on major issues rather than rely on leadership, denouncing railroad passes as a source of corruption. He vows to stay within reach of taxpayers, safeguard honest land rights, and seek broad support from like minded constituents while not courting dissenters.
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Bottineau County
Bottinean
Soule Pledges Republican Platform for State Senate
The candidate V Ormsby Soule states a platform supporting federal control of corporations the Railroad Rate bill expansion of Interstate Commerce powers and state railway and warehouse commission authority. He calls for direct primary elections extending to U S Senators prohibition anti pass laws federal grain inspection and a federal divorce law plus forestry education. He opposes Capitol Commission legislation and the McKenzie Hansbrough machine, seeking Republican voter support in the coming primary.
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Interstate Commerce
Railway and Warehouse Commission
United States
Prohibition
Bottineau School of Forestry
Capitol Commission
McKenzie- Hansbrough
V. Ormsby Soule
Quake Hurts Broom Corn Trade In Illinois
The San Francisco quake disrupts broom corn distribution, destroying stocks in the Pacific coast district and triggering scarcity. In Illinois, about half the April warehouse stock has moved to manufacturers and two thirds of brokers are out of brush, with prices possibly rising to seven cents a pound in 30 days. Mattoon shipped 50 to 60 tons recently, threatening warehouses nationwide.
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Mattoon, Ill
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Ilinois
Mattoon
Cancer Death Rate Shifts From City to Rural Areas
New York studies by Prof Guthrie McConnell show cancer mortality is higher in rural districts than in cities. Outdoor laborers face greater risk, well watered regions like the Pacific Northwest show higher prevalence, and foreign born whites have higher incidence but not higher death rates. Women are more likely to have cancer, with peak death ages after 65, and the average death age is 58.
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New York
Guthrie McConnell
McConnell
United States
Pacific Northwest
Indian Wants Telephone For Creek Interpreter In Holdenville
Muskogee Oklahoma reports Creek Indian John R Goat who lives six miles south of Holdenville requests a private line from the Holdenville exchange. The issue may force the exchange to hire a Creek interpreter or cut Goat off. Goat gained attention as a Sequoyah convention speaker speaking Creek, leaving listeners unsure of his stance. A Creek Indian called him "nothing but being a fullblooded" in a remark about natives and law. Also noted: Robert S Owen, Cherokee, won 6 million dollars from the U.S. for removal costs, with 15 percent to him. another case earned 265000 for Chickasaw and Choctaw. Judge Vinje's campaign expenses totaled eight cents used for mailings.
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Muskogee
I. T
John R. Goat
Holdenville
Holdenville Exchange
Goat
Sequoyah
Creek
Robert
Owen
United States
Georgia
Indian Territory
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R. J. White
Iver M. Brandford
Republican
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Ounty
County
Register of Deeds
Coron
Ketana ‘Y. Ormsby Soule
A. Bergeron
Will
Freem
M. Grant
John McKennie
Neil H. McKinnon
Sam. N. Nesting
F. Shong
George O. Festvog
H.O. Harry
Harry D. Conyis
M. L. Helgerson
Adolph F. Peterson
Wilber
John C. Adamson
E. 0. Bowen
Forest District
David Clark
Lars J.glomseth
L. A. Langevin
B. M. Trimble
A. M. Condie
Mark Hawker
G. Bei
Theo. Felton, Ds. Mows
Wisnoet
D. H. McArthur
J. A. Knol Toll Bs Morrison
Robert C. Bellew, Johns McCaughan
Ben, B. Reed
Weeks
M. A‘stewart
H, Wilson
James F, Lamb
Bramdford
Jamestown
McKenzie and Hansbrough
Imperial Lumper Yard
Charles Bartling
Frank Collins
William Collins
Bottieau
Dale- Brabeck & Credit Corporation
Pareby Aire
Baas
Rte Aiaepe
Bottinesu
Dale-Stabeok Land & Credit Co
L. Newhouse
W. H. Adama
Fred G. Bartz
M.A. Gonyne Ki Ge Qk
Acd
Vincent A. Fisher
W. A. Goldsmidt
Jorder Nels
D.K. Thyng
John H. Kirk
Lloyd W. Wells
Ole Thompson
Venisor
Frank. Nehring
Christenson
Justices of the Peace
Edwin L. Logan
Ingh Malone
Bisbara Peyton
John Robe
Won Can
Otto Bajewsa
Creek Fullblood
A. J. Vinje
Seventh
Saskatchewan Valley
Alberta
R. W. Anderson Westhope, N. Dak
York
Northwest
H. H. Hovda
Optician and Jeweler
Collins Bros
California
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
Yellowstone Park
Gardings
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
Portland
F. C. Lang Grand Portal
T. W. Teasdale
Ganar- Canger
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