North Dakota Recall Moves Stir State Politics and Finance
A wide range of ND political turmoil unfolds as recall petitions surge, opponents predict administration change in November, and Townley and Lemke face scrutiny over state funds. Critics cite bond sales, school funding, and alleged waste while defense of tax policy and road to reform dominates debate.
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A.C. Townley
Supreme Court
Minnesota
United States
North Dakota
SNAFU IN STATE FINANCES HIGHLIGHTS BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA WOES
A sweeping critique of North Dakota finances details how a bank led transfer of tax funds undermined legislative control, funded state official housing, long mortgages, and loans to banks now bankrupt. The piece laments unpaid veterans bonuses and pensions, urges a receiver for the bank, and warns of prolonged loss to depositors and insured funds. It also condemns wartime tax complexity and federal waste, urging accountability and reform.
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Wall Street
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Courier- News
Courier-News
Te State
League
Forum
State Bank
Igh
Oversight Triggers Fine Resentment in LaMoure Chronicle
A note in the LaMoure Chronicle warns that the secure special tax may provoke embarrassment and resentment due to the imposed fine stemming from the oversight.
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LaMoure Chronicle
Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone Described in Detail
The article explains geysers, focusing on Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park. It notes its reliability, erupting about every 62 to 80 minutes for up to four minutes, ejecting roughly 1.1 million gallons per eruption and about 83 million gallons daily, enough to supply a large city.
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Olv Rainmru
Yellowstone Park
U. S. Geological Survey
Bobtrante
How to Be Lucky in the Garden
A reader asks how to achieve luck with roses and a jocky gardener quips that constant toil in the yard yields beauty. The exchange hints that persistent work, even in gardening, is portrayed as the key to success.
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Rowe
Fighting Dan predicts big recall turnout in 1934 effort
Lieutenant Dan E. Richter returned to Fargo after an extended tour in Barnes county as part of the recall drive. He reported 1 500 Barnes county signatures on file and about fifty petitions in circulation in the thirty-eighth district. He estimated over seventy thousand signatures statewide and predicted a strong Independent ticket showing in November.
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Fargo
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Nerely
Dan E. Richter
Barnes County
Devils Lake
Bottineau
Ramsey
Pembins
Cavalier
Dan
Thirty-Eighth
Thirty
Barn Burns to Ground Near Rogers Farm
A barn on the William Teil farm about five miles east of Rogers burned to the ground this morning around seven. The hay mow fire spread fast and was out of control before being checked. The origin is believed to be matches dropped by men in the barn a week earlier while threshing. Mr Teil saved all stock and harnesses. The loss included machinery and an adjoining shed.
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North Dakota
Philadelphia
Lasker
U.S. Shipping Board
Washington
Congress
Aie
Harding
Lesker
William Teil
Rogers
Mr. Teil
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Lemke
Wood
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Townley
William
Leahy
Quartermaster General
U. S. Army
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Sam Browne
Daily News
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Times-Record
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