Democratic and socialist battles shape North Dakota politics
In incomplete reports anti Townley forces claim over twenty Senate nominations with a Senate majority seen, while voters weigh party tickets. Governor Vermont moves to convene a special session for woman suffrage ratification as party slates shift in a three way senatorial fight. William Langer garners the largest primary vote in state history, signaling momentum for anti socialism as press access limits public knowledge in many counties.
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Barnes county stays loyal to good government forces in state vote
The Times-Record roaster claims Barnes county backed the good government ticket by a large margin and argues the state result shows unity against Bolshevism and socialism. It notes Langer’s apparent lead, mocks the Fargo Courier-News predictions, and asserts Townley’s program gains voters statewide while praising Barnes county’s eight hundred vote gain.
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Tennessee special session to decide women suffrage amendment
One state remains to ratify the 19th amendment. A special session of the Tennessee legislature has been called to act on the suffrage amendment crucial for completing the 36 required. Several Republican states have already ratified, leaving Tennessee as the pivotal hurdle for national woman voting rights.
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Tennessee Ratification Urged by President on Woman Suffrage
The Jamestown Alert notes President requests Tennessee to ratify the federal amendment so women gain presidential voting rights. Harding told a suffrage committee he hopes the state makes the amendment effective. Other influences and wet platform talk hinder ratification in several states.
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Cutting Corners In A Neighborly Yard Debate
A reflective piece on lawn care and civic virtue contrasts homeowners who invest time and money to beautify property with those who neglect and remove others efforts by cutting corners. The essay questions if such neglect makes one a poor citizen or if city progress occurs despite, not because of, such behavior.
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The Forum's Post Election Stance and Local Baseball Clash
The Forum defends its impartial journalism and unflinching stance against state socialism and radical office seekers while praising certain political victories. It notes rising voter support for its views, doubts Governor Frazier’s current tally, and outlines future campaign aims for home rule and efficient government as it roars through post election reflections. Omiel Page and Tower City battle in a spirited 6 to 1 Monday game, fueling local rivalries and fan enthusiasm.
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Valley City and Page to Battle This Evening on Local Diamond
Page and Valley City meet at 6 PM on the local diamond with Page said to have strengthened since the last game. Also noted: Barnes county votes shifts, local election results, a Wimbledon visit, a funeral notice for Laura Pickard, and plans for Valley City's big July fifth celebration with sports and a hamburger feed.
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Kellogg of Rogers visits. church services next Sunday
Fr iday's Daily Dr P M Kellogg of Rogers Valley City visitor last night will occupy the pulpit of Congregational Rev Elfring of Fargo next Sunday morning. Attorney Lee Combs went to Jamestown on business. A fire department drill is scheduled for 7 30 this evening with all members to be present. Mrs Will Siegfried from Sanborn reports car trouble. P J Jaberg of Sanborn and F C Oleen of Fargo passed through en route to Fargo. States Attorney R F Rinker and family of New Rockford traveled east. Dent on vacation trip Mr and Mrs M C Grangaard and party from Rogers toured to ware s likely returning tomorrow. Esther Clark head of Home Economics at State Normal judged Women's Building exhibits at Griggs County Fair. Minnie J Nielson presented diplomas in Cooperstown. Esther Clarke judged art at the fair. C E Allen left for Minnewaukan to address Benson County school officers tonight and tomorrow. He plans to return to Valley City Friday. Senator Frank Ployhar ran like a...
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Local election notes and nuptials in Valley City area
Report covers district fifteenth voting updates with candidates Ployhar Langer and Frazier, recounts shifting fortunes, and a Valley City tally. Also notes marriages: Nora Monson to George Holm near Valley City, and Amanda Stadig to Axel Nordquist near Cooperstown. Includes local clergy Rev. O F Domeij and Stillwater connections.
Young Wins Big in Second District Victory Strong
Congressman George M. Young of the second district secured a comfortable majority of about one thousand, seen as a fine win for the state’s strongest league territory. His experience and committee seats are valued over any new member. In the first district, Baer’s successor appears to be Mr. Burtness based on returns.
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Orphan Adoption Drive in American Legion Stirs Nation
The American Legion and Red Cross campaign to adopt war orphans gains national attention. Three French war orphans, two girls and a boy, are already pledged, with Legion staff contributing $150 toward adoption funds. Karl Ross post in Stockton sends a $75 contribution and requests a child’s photo and address to feature in their newspaper and to receive letters, with Christmas memories planned.
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The Return of the Dead Notification Plan
The American Red Cross will send advance notice of overseas soldier arrivals to local American Legion posts as a courtesy. Red Cross home service will inform communities via Hoboken and notify relatives and Legion posts to arrange receptions and honors. County Legion headquarters will designate posts for multiple posts in a community.
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Legion Official Attends Vocational Conference in DC
At the request of Uel W Lamkin chief of the division of rehabilitation the national commander named Gerald J Murphy to represent the region at a Washington DC district vocational officers conference The region has begun a cooperative plan with the federal board to bring thousands of disabled ex service men into immediate training through the American Legion network with all eligible persons receiving vocational training
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Biographical Sketch of Gen George Crook in Legion Journal
The latest issue of The Crook White Bang from Chicago by Gen. George Crook Post No 434, American Legion, features a biographical sketch of Civil War leader Gen George Crook. It notes his Civil War service, command roles in the Departments of the Platte and Arizona, and asserts he did not perform official duties as head of the Department of Missouri.
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Rus-? Memorial Building Plan For Ark Post
Riggs Hamilton Post No 20 of Rus celsville Arkansas plans a memorial building costing about $75,000 with roughly $9,000 already pledged. The post has about 130 members.
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