Editorial view on 1920 North Dakota politics and church unity
The piece discusses delays to the state convention, gubernatorial hopefuls including Lewis F. Crawford and the Langer faction, and reactions to national figures. It also notes Illinois primary results, naval remarks about Daniels and Sims, and local plans from Minot to organize wage hearings and public works. It closes with civic campaigns and a ship by truck week promoting better highways and farm logistics.
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Secretary of the Interior
Milk River
Montana
Navy
United States
U. S. Reclamation Service
Malta
Washington, D. C
Mont
Washington
Department of Labor
League of Women Voters organizes in Minnesota and North Dakota
Miss Peshokova addressed a large audience of women on the League of Women Voters program. She explained the national organization and its purpose as Minnesota is organized and North Dakota is fast becoming organized. A nominating committee was appointed to elect officers for the local unit and will report next Monday. Senator Frank E. Ployhar and Banker J. J. Earley traveled to Litchville on a business mission.
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Workmen’s Compensation Bureau of
North Dakota
Fargo
Grand Forks
Valley City
Hazel Farkasch
Wage Commission
Minnesota
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