Political heat and local eds urge funding in North Dakota
North Dakota editorial pages tackle advertising tax lists relief, county paper rules, and state publishing mandates. Local figures Editor Geo W Stewart, Editor Ed Sullivan praised, while Senator McCumber and Reed feature in national debates. Gov Nestos urges law respect. bridge and road repairs spotlight city deficiencies and dust complaints underline infrastructure needs.
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Rilie Morgan
North Dakota Press Association
Devils Lake
Hard Work Pays Off Says 1914 Optimism From Omaha Bee
An Omaha Bee editorial contrasts U S credit stability in 1914 with eight years later, praising steady work and opposing socialistic policy. It cites debt, wartime costs, and the need for diligence. The piece critiques Fargo Courier-News for complaining while blaming state leadership for farmer hardships.
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Bank of Fargo
Johnson
Courier-News
C.N
United States of America
United States
Omaha Bee
The Triumph of Reed in Missouri Primaries
Democratic jubilation over defeats of New and McCumber and Republican wins in Iowa and Nebraska parallels Republican elation at Reed's Missouri victory. Reed, feared for debate and ruthlessness, defied Wilson’s Covenant fight and remains a thorn to Democrats. He may still face election day defeat, but his primary win was dramatic and corrective to many observers.
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McKean
Horn
Enterprise
McCumber
North Dakota
United States Senate
Harding
Reed
Missouri
Breckenridge Long
United States
Long
Wilson
League of Nations
Wilson League of Nations
Wilson Adher
J .F
T. O'Connor
F. C. Hellstrom
O'Conner
Hellstrom
O'Connor
Independent Voters Association
Mr. O'Connor
Idemocrats
Supreme Court
Jamestown
New
Iowa
Nebraska
Senator Reed
LaPollette
Borah
Jim Reed
Senate
America
Drys
New York World
McCormick and Schoot
Constitutional President Says Harding Policy Shifts Narrow Government Role
The Republican Publicity Association quotes Jonathan Bourne Jr praising Harding for limited government in business. It notes Wilson’s prior government intervention, Harding’s coal and rail actions only under demand, and stresses federalism limits, with state precautions in Brazil Indiana a martial law test. 3,000 tons expected to be mined for canning plants and state institutions.
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Harding
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
General Welfare
Wilson
Brazil
Ind
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Geo. W Stewart
Wilton News
Devily Lake
Ed. Sullivan
New Salem
Karl Tostevin
Mandan
Learler
James Thomson
China
John Burke
Asher L. Bunnek
Fargo
Burke
Cine
Cote
John D
Minneapolis Journal
Bains
Ramsey County
Frontenac
Lloy
George
League
Europe
Washington
Chile
Peru
Hughes
Western Hemisphere
Sunday Courier
National Republican Committee
Frazier
Republican Organization
National Committee
National
Lowe
Democrats
Bis
Ey HH. Jones
North Dakota Agricultural College
Smaith-Hughes
Jones
Congress
Smith-Hughes
Nestos
Press Association
East Main Street
Board of County Commissioners
Sor Line
Valley City
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Normal Avenue
Euclid
Courier- News
C. N
Farmers’ Administration
Lynn J. Frasier
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