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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
2
The speaker argues the party has fallen to those favoring property and business, stranding on disaster. Republican tradition values human rights over property, and lapses from this principle are repudiated by the American people. With rights recognized, property is safeguarded. reversing the principle is a step to the stone age.
An editorial in the Fargo Courier-News denounces the Nonpartisan League and criticizes the Republican party as hypocritical for its alleged support of property and business. It contrasts the stance with President Wilson signing a law banning deceptive advertising in the District of Columbia.
Minot man Thomas Hall faces a suit from Grant S Youmans while debates shift to the Nonpartisan League. Hjort denies backing any faction as Fargo observers and other Republicans attend the convention. Editorials condemn opposition to the league and call for unity in June primaries, noting political ads and public finance concerns.
A local observer notes that even a single voter outside candidate circles shows engagement in Bottineau County politics, suggesting broad public interest beyond the campaigns.
The Bathgate Pink Paper condemns the Nonpartisan League for alleged bias against farmers in North Dakota. It argues farmers, many joining the league, deserve fair mutual aid and protection as they face bankers professionals and business leaders opposed to the movement. It praises Secretary of State Tom Hall for his honesty and efficiency and predicts his re election next Wednesday.
Under the circumstances at least one of the three dates for supreme judges rendered by the Nonpartisan League will go on the November ballot. Eight candidates compete. the six top will advance to the fall ballot, from which three will be chosen in November. Thus at least one League candidate will be nominated on Wednesday.
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