Sinclair to Win in a Walk Faithful to Voters Record
James H. Sinclair presents his North Dakota Third District record as he seeks reelection to Congress. He cites votes for daylight saving repeal, veteran benefits, farm aid, wage fairness, road and waterway development, and anti trust exemptions, while opposing compulsory training and private railroad reversion. He urges continued support on November 2.
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Congress
North Dakota
Federal Employment Bureau
Treasury
Supreme Art
Women For Him Votes In Suffrage Record
The piece argues women will back men who supported suffrage and highlights Lin's votes for Presidential suffrage and the Federal Amendment. It notes Carrie Chapman Catt and J. H. Sinclair as figures connected to the push for ratification and submission of the amendment.
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Lin
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Suffrage Association
Ison
J. H. Sinclair
Capper criticizes radical League at Smith Center speech
Kansas Senator Arthur Capper denounces the League as radical during a Smith Center talk on October 12. He accuses wheat futures traders of causing a $909,600,000 loss for American farmers and notes the impact of Canadian wheat and tariff policies on farm prices. The address echoes concerns about brokerage profits and market manipulation.
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Arthur Capper
United States
Kansas
Smith Center
Kas
League
Townley
Associated Press
Capper
Chicago
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Europe
Monte Carlo
Exchange
Esch Cummins Law Attacked by North Dakota Congressman
In Chicago on October 13, Congressman Sinclear denounced the Esch Cummins bill as harmful to farmers, arguing private rail ownership has raised costs. He cited freight-rate hikes totaling about 1.5 billion dollars and warned of higher consumer prices if federal control ends. Public sentiment and retiring lawmakers reflect opposition to the measure.
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State Highway Commission
War Department
Civil Service
Congress
Chicago
Terstate Commerce
Woolley
Sinclear
United States
Sinclair
Esch
Do WeAdvance or Retreat in November Vote
A heated debate on the November ballot centers on the Nonpartisan League industrial program. Supporters say it directs farming toward economic progress while opponents from Eastern capital and I V A media seek to repeal or modify it. Voters face a choice between advancing or retreating with the program in charge of state governance.
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Nonpartisany League
Steyr
L V. A
Farmers’ Movement
L V
I. V. A. Press
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Nonpartisan League
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JH Sinclair
Alice Paul
Woman’s Party
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L. Ness
Gram
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