McCue Replies to Burke Attack in Fargo Forum Letter
Attorney General T F McCue responds to Governor Burke’s criticism with a detailed letter in the Fargo Forum. He defends his record on prohibition, accuses Burke of political manipulation, and argues Burke would not take real official action against malfeasance.
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Gov. Burke
T. F. McCue
Fargo
Burke
Simon
Dickinson
Miller
Tribune
Bismarck
State Board of Equalization
Presbyterian Sermons By Rev John R Mc Lean At Towners Church
Next Sunday morning and evening the Rev John R Mc Lean of Towner will preach at the Presbyterian church for Pastor Davis. Services at 11 a m and 8 p m. Every body invited. The Courant for job printing.
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John R. McLean
Towner
Presbyterian Church
Davis
Gronna Denies Senate Bid After Central Committee Story
After a Bismarck Republican meeting, a false report claimed Gronna aligned with Marshall to defeat McCumber and seek Johnson’s seat. Gronna stated he has no senate aspirations, will stay out of the race, and remains committed to the party ticket while pursuing the compress position only.
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Republican State Central Committee
Bismarck
Gronna
Tom Marshall
M. N. Johnson
McCumber
Marshall
Granna
United States Senate
Johnson
United States
Alaska Wheat Claims Spark Wide Debate
The Alaska wheat proposition draws strong interest with mixed expert opinions. A Saturday Evening Post telegram from Idaho questions the flour quality claims, noting Adams sought $5 a pound or $300 a bushel and that yields were far below expectations.
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Alaska
Saturday Evening Post
Idaho
Adams
Adame
Office Holder Should be Law Observer
The Bot tineau Courant calls for G. L. Bickford to withdraw from the Republican ticket arguing the party should not back a violator of state law. The paper agrees a man who does not observe the law before election cannot be trusted as a future office holder.
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Glenburn
Bottineau Courant
G. L. Bickford
Bro. Carlson
William Howard Taft A Man Who Has Done Things
Responding to the nation’s call for a leader equal to emergencies, the people chose William Howard Taft of Cincinnati. A citizen of the world and a trusted adviser to foreign governments, Taft united private virtue with public service, never swayed from the plain people. Yale alumnus, his wholesome character and public esteem were celebrated at a class reunion.
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William Howard Taft
Republic
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Mr. Taft
Yale
Plan for Campaign Meeting by Republican County Panel
Republican County Central Committee and candidates announce a plan for campaign activities on Tuesday. Key figures expected include local party leaders and hopefuls, outlining outreach, messaging, and event scheduling for upcoming contests.
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Republican County Central Committee
Westhope man chosen assistant secretary for Bottineau GOP
The Bottineau county Republican committee selected W E Holbein of Westhope as assistant secretary after a vote 9 to 7. The meeting at the courthouse included candidates for state and county offices and editors from local newspapers. Holbein plans to base headquarters in Bottineau around October 1 and report weekly on precinct conditions.
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Republican County Central Committee
Bottinewu County
Court House
August Soucie
C. N. Morwood
JH. Trimble
BE. A. Borsheim
A.A. Kleinert
FE. A. Rinkel
Fred Carlson
James Burris
Tom
John P. Simon
John H. Kirk
P. E. Christenson
C. R. Wilber
A. E F. Peterson
Register of Deeds
Edmund White
W. B. Rea
W. A. Myers
Maxhaas Monitor
Newbury Sun
G. A. Stebbins
Souris Messenger
T. J. Hocking
Antler American
F. C. Falkinstein
Bottineau News
D. R. Carlson
Bottineau Courant
A.M. Christianson
Towner
McHenry
Pierce
Hartineau
Mr. Christianson
Eidsavold
E. L. Garden
John H. Trimble
Bottineau
Judge Kirk
Mennie
Thompson Street
Fifth Street
Holbein
Addhustler
County School Notes Census Shows 4646 Children in Bottineau
The census reports 4 646 school age children in Bottineau county an increase of 674 from last year County Superintendent P B Christenson visits northeast schools this week The report lists opening teachers Martha M Steffen Grace Cade J W Plunkett M E Watkins with notable changes and new principals at Antler Overly Kramer Tupper Willow City and nearby districts.
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Bottineau County
P. B. Christenson
Schiooels
Martha M. Steffen
Stone Creek
Grace Cade
Brander
J. W. Plunkett
Toupin
M. E. Watkins
Seandia
Greencastle Tnediana
Antler Margaret E. Middliggon
Ruby Burke
Ida M. Mogan
Overly Samuel G. Smith, Jr
Lucretia Lennon
Nora Bogan
Kramer HS. Tupper
Jean B. Cowan
Willow City
William H. Scott
Sarah B. Trainor
Josephine Bullesby
Caroline W. Dietz
Grace F. Peck
Ada Vollmer
New Football Rules Change Possession After First Touch
The article outlines new rules on ball handling during forward passes and scrimmage. It states the passer side must recover the ball on first touch, with penalties if the opposite side gains possession after a touch and fumble. Defenders may not use hands or arms on opponents while the ball is in flight to touch or wet the ball. The passer’s side may use arms during kick plays. It also notes a farm accident near Eckman where Frank Hebard lost an eye and risked the other, with follow up on his condition and travel to Minot for care. Mac's figures are advertised at Imperial Lumber Yard for building needs.
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Frank Hebard
Eckman
McCleod
Mr. Hebard
Minot
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Burke Bluff
Fargo Daily Forum
Burr
Ninth District
Supreme Court
Maxbass Monitor
Bronson Farm
Christendom
the Courant For
Congressman Qronna
Marshall Plugger
M. WN. Johnson
Lansford
Simon Sweezey
Massey Station
Ontario
Canada
Jerry Keeler
Louis Tarvestad
Keeler
Harmon
Lansford Times
Statesman
Will E. Holbein
Westhope W
County School Notes
Hems
Mac
Imperial Lumber Yard
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