Political currents and primary results shift in North Dakota
In North Dakota and Minnesota the recent primaries favor anti Townley Republicans and Hiram Johnson. Leonard Wood appeals in multiple states while Wood may win South Dakota. The Times Record editor thanks readers amid partisan divides and mixed early returns. The piece analyzes convention prospects, party signals, and calls for fiscal restraint in Washington.
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Minnesota
Leonard Wood
North Dakota
Hiram Johnson
South Dakota
Wood
Chicago
Bryan
Grain Men Meet at Washington and Valley City
A long dispatch covers remarks on grain grading reform efforts in Washington with Northwestern officials pressing changes to the Federal Grain Grades. It cites Congressman Young of North Dakota advocating No 1 Northern grade reforms and criticizes the current system as unjust and workable. The piece also notes local praise for the Valley City cattle congress and honors organizers Calnan and St Brown for promoting stock exhibitions and future congresses.
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the Peoples Opinion
J. B. Hogstad
Nome
Bismarck
Valley City Daily
Strieb
Hogstad
Nome Tribune
Yes
Peoples
Grand Forks
Trubshaw
Lord Everson
Moses
C. J. Olson
C.J. Olson
Barnes County
Lemke
Olson
Bird
C. J. Gilson
Townley
Valley City
Washington
Dill
Baker
War Department
America
House
France
Bland
G. W. Barr
Militar
Mandan Blaneer
North Dakota
St. Brown
T. x. Calnan
C. A. Anderson
Maresh
Cattle Congress
Washington, D. C
Northwestern
Minnesota
South Dakota
Meredith
George M. Young
No. 3
Northern
Congressman Young
Secretary of Agriculture
Judas Kiss and Political Maneuver in State Elections
The piece argues Townley will not field a rival to Miss Nielson, aiming to win women's support. It criticizes the leftist leadership for transferring school powers away from Miss Nielgen to a disowned governor appointee, while claiming women readers will see through Socialist flattery and recognize the manipulation.
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Townley
Miss Nielson
Totten
Miss Nielgen
Townley, Brinton, Et al
Beach Advance
Vinje Declines Endorsement for State Attorne y in 1920 Letter
Arne Vinje declares he cannot accept the Non-Partisan League endorsement for State's Attorney, citing ideological differences and affiliation with the Republican party. He states he will seek the county judge position in Kidder County and asks for support from all voters. The letter is dated March 17, 1920, Steele North Dakota.
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Bismarck
H. A. Bronson
Supreme Court
Bronson
J. W. Murtha
Dickinson
J.F. Sullivan
J. W Murtha
A. J. Heder
The
Press Association
Grant County Board of Commissioners
Geo. K. Foster
Anderson
Lanterman
J. F. Sullivan
Senate
United States
Steele
N. D
Arme
Doyle
Frazier
League
Vinje
Sam
Altho
Republican Party
Kidder County
Arne Vinje
Steele, N. D
Atheneums Win In Last Big Debate At Normal School
The Atheneum defeated the Philomathian Society four to none in a Friday forenoon debate held in the auditorium. Julia Bergen of the Atheneum won first place, with Marjorie Beernink of Philomathian taking second. Debaters included Mary Woll and Ella Mae Boyd for Philomathian and Helen Moffitt Louise Sheehan for Atheneum.
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Lenora Simonson
Philomathian
Atheneum Literary Societies
Allen
Miss Simonson
Ella Mae Boyd
Nellie B. Whitcher
Burl Carr
Fred Fredrickson
J. C. Hawcett
Fargo man checks on farm interests at cattle congress
John Kretchmer arrived from Fargo to oversee farm interests and visit the cattle congress. Farmers from across the state and county attend the event today.
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John Kretchmer
Fargo
Cattle Congress
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Farmers Press
N. C
A. DE. Christiansen
Birdzell
Robinson and Grace
W. L. Noesale
Jules Anderson
St. Paul
National Service Bureau
Duluth
Brinton Et al
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0. T. Rishoff
Non-Partisan League
Combine
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National News Bureau
Geo. A. Totten, Sr
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Ellen Key
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