Editorial turmoil on McCume and liberal party schemes
A coastal editorial bemoans Senator McCume's uncertain U S Senate future while warning North Dakota readers about a Minnesota liberal party push backed by the nonpartisan league influences. It critiques recall court comments, presses for responsible journalism, and blasts tax list printing graft harming farmers amid rising costs and political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Committee of 48
Minnesota
Spurgeon O'Dell
North Dakota
Bunch
Liberal Party
Nonpartisan League
Barnum Aid
Misapplication of Legal Rates in North Dakota Delinquent List
North Dakota citizens recount a five year “Dawn of a New Day” and accuse lawmakers and county officials of misapplying legal notice rates for publishing the delinquent tax list. They note a recent attorney general decision forcing treble charges, argue the rates were not meant to profit publishers, and warn of political bias influencing official papers and juries.
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Courier News
Supreme Court
Robinson
Sureme Court
Johnson
M. McClintock
Courier-News
Liederbach
League
Barnes County
Times- Record
North Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
Peoples
Attorney General's Office
Proclamation for Forget-Me-Not Day in North Dakota
Governor R A Nestos proclaims December 17 1921 Forget-Me-Not Day to honor disabled World War veterans. Flowers sold on streets and in shops fund Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Citizens urged to decorate homes and support the veterans organization.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
R. A. Nestos
Troner Hall
Eal
New Revenue Law Facts From Collector Olsen
The statement from Collector Gun der Olsen outlines changes in the Revenue Act of 1921 effective Nov 23 1921 and ongoing through 1922. It notes repeal of excess profit tax Jan 1 1922, updated surtax rates for 1921 and 1922, increased personal exemptions, new rules for dependents and single filers, corporate tax rates, and adjustments to taxes on goods and services with effective dates and payment options. Copies of the act are available from the office.
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Internal Revenue
Gun der Olsen
District of
North Dakota
Bureau of Intrenal Revenue
Birthday Celebration for L. D. Rhoades Opens Faculty Event
On Friday December 8 a birthday party at Tracy Avenue honored L. D. Rhoades with about twenty guests from the faculty and beyond. Mary and Sarah Wright served a lap dinner, a lit cake was cut, and guests penned letters to former faculty friends. A letter from C. A. Holley in Oakes, North Dakota reported a month with a broken arm and plans to return to work in January.
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L. D. Rhoades
Tracy Avenue
Mary
Sarah Wright
C. A. Holley
Oakes, N. Dak
Weekly Wants and Notice Items From Valley City
collage of small ads and notices including livestock for sale or taken up on a farm west of Valley City, a shareholder notice for First National Bank of Valley City with January 10 1022 meeting, Xmas trees carload expected mid December, a lost horse hide mitten, and a long excerpt debating the complexity of modern life attributed to Thomas Edison with reflections on convenience and urban living.
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Valley City
W. Fritch
First National Bank
North Dakota
C. F. Mudgett
Dee
PAA
Fingal
Gauntlett
Mitten
Pinder
Times-Record Office
Oscar Lallum
N. D
Filtwp
Thomas A. Edison
Lucky Tommy O Connor Escapes From Prison
Chicago reports rifle squads were ordered to shoot to kill as the grand jury probed the Friday escape of "Lucky Tommy O Connor" from jail. Police and prosecutors alleged jail attendants aided him. The underworld allegedly raised 25000 to save its leader condemned for murder. Guards Straus and Dave O Connor were arrested. a $5000 city reward was offered for O Connor dead or alive. He was kidnapped from St Paul after a threatened fight.
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Tommy” O’connor
PEN
Chicago
Lucky Tommy O'Connor
Fitzmorris
Crowe
Underworld
Patrick O’neil
David Straus
O’connor
Dave O’connor
O'Connor
St. Paul
Hope to Save West Fargo
In West Fargo creditor Lewis Altenberg seeks an 10 day stay promised by law to settle the Equity Packing Plant case. Altenberg holds a $50,000 judgment for funds used to title the firm amid its financial woes in 1920. Despite fears the town would be sold to satisfy the debt, Altenberg's accord with plant president P. M. Casey suggests the company may be less dire than feared.
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West Fargo Fargo
Wedneday
Lewis Altenberg
Equity
West Fargo
Altenberg
Clay County
P. M. Casey
Sheriff Removed From Office In Wisconsin
Madison December 18 Sheriff Hans Rodd of Oneida County was removed by Governor Blaine for refusing to discharge Peter Christ from jail under a governor issued pardon. A formal order was filed and the governor's findings mailed to the county deputy. Belfast December 12 Premier Craig told parliament the Britain Ireland treaty fails Ulster promises and the situation is grave. He urged prudence while Ulster vows to uphold its ideals.
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Madison
Wis
Hans Rodd
Oneida County
J. J. Blaine
Blaine
Peter Christ
Belfast
Great Britain and Ireland
Ulster
James Craig
Craig
London
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