North Dakota Political Crops and Bond Deals Spar Over State Finance
The Franked editorial laments the North Dakota fiscal strain as railroad wage cuts press, pension reforms, and a reshaped bond sale pact boats a 12.4 million bond portfolio. It criticizes state officials, questions McCumber’s line, and notes changes in the Bank of North Dakota appointments while urging economy and accountability amid slow tax collections and looming school funding gaps.
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Nestor
Deparen
Nestos
Spitzer-Rorick & Co
Our Life Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
North Dakota
Spitzer- Rorivkd& Co
New Industrial Commission
Spitzer- Rorick Co
Nestog
Johnson
Kitchen
Simplify the Tax Laws
The piece argues that tax collection costs have risen and that complex laws force reliance on tax experts. It proposes simpler federal tax rules and half sized reform, citing Senator Smoot as an example of clearer goals. It emphasizes making laws understandable to ordinary citizens.
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Smoot
Lemke House Payment Claimed Not State Funded
A Courier-News clipping defends Lemke against I V A charges about a state financed house. It asserts Lemke paid in full from his own money and loans, leaving the state with no more than four thousand dollars in the property. The piece questions broader I V A accusations and hints at political motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemke
Nonpartisan League
Bismarck
Courier-News
C.N
Implication of a Lesser Citizen in Action at Hand
The remark suggests that the conduct expected of a lesser citizen should equally apply to Mr. Lemke, underscoring a principle of equal accountability. The statement frames a critique of applying standards selectively to public figures or private individuals alike.
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Mrs. Lemke
Mr. Lemke
Dorathy Daltom
Mary Mike Minter Grevulas Feithenks
Mary Pickford
Ananita Hansen
Buster Keaton
William & Tart Wentall Young
Tomiz
Mabel Normand
Thomeas Madigan
Bryant Washburay Ny Baten
Harold Lloyd
Peat Whitn
Jeekie Coegare Glee
Red Cross Roll Call Report Praises Local Chapter Work
Report from Red Cross Field Representative commends Barnes County Chapter for duty and efficiency in aiding service men. Officers Earley, OMalley, Hanna, and Dalton praised for fair, thorough work, with Dalton receiving nominal pay and rent donated by First National Bank. Skeels transfers prisoners to penitentiary as county jail population rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
France
North Dakota
Cass County
Red Cross
Barnes County
Fargo
Barnes
J. Earley
D. O'Malley
G. W. Hanna
J. J. Dalton
Mitchell
Bayley
Mr. Skeets
Valley City
Engebret Larson
LaMoure
Skeels
Bismarck
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Chicago, Burlington Sd Quincy Railroad Company
Ress
I. V
W. B. DeNault
Jamestown
Ue Rural Credit Department
Bank of North Dakota
DeNault
Rural Credit Depari
DeMault
Nestas 14
Stafuos
Anl
Ariculture
Haun
Preas
Weter
Commissioner of Agriculture
Norman McDonald
Penitentiary
Charles Cram
Cram
Frazier
Stair
Mr. Cram
McDonald
Bank of North
Dakota
Court House
Stutsman County Democra
McCamber
McKengie-McCumber
McCumber
McKenzie-McCumber
Andrew Miller
Jim Shea
San
Stutsman County
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Migs Beulah Brunner
T. Cy
N. D
Dewey
National Council of
Hosie
Lidia
Iardodothy
Tom
Gussdou
Janie Hasanut
Suamwitharil
Gimehotham
Macloan
Lady Roll
Pali
Anwar
Paul Duly
R. C. Wills
St. ST. Paul, Minn
Yo Ho
Santa’s
Smith’s Electric Shop
Valley City, N. D
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