Mandan school head removal sparks statewide regret
A harsh political shift ends Joe Devine’s tenure at the Mandan state training school drawing blame from supporters who warn of routine «heads must roll» moves. Meanwhile Burke county seeks to block the Bank of North Dakota funding, urging deposits in local banks. Republican claims on tax cuts face scrutiny against Democratic positioning, while Bruna Roselli discusses American vs European dress norms and smoking in a college context.
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Bruna Roselli
Vassar College
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Vasaar College
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Citizens urge traditional upbringing and maternal guidance for children praising mothers and college professors who oppose short skirts and cigarette smoking in a conservative stance.
Keeping the Record Straight on North Dakota Fight
The piece argues that the anti socialism and Townleyism fight in North Dakota aims to purge gangs, not restore McKenzie power or fill positions for allies. It notes Senator McCumber's bill to appoint an assistant federal judge, with later elevation on Judge Amison’s retirement, as context. It emphasizes independent Republican voters reject Townley connivance and job creation for McKenzie henchmen.
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McCumber
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Amison
Townley
McKenzie Gang
McKenzie Henchmen, Through Connivance With Mr. Townley
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Gratuity and Pressure Behind Federal Postings
The Minot News reports potential rapid removal of W. E. Byerly as Fargo federal internal revenue collector and Joseph Doyle as U S marshal. It criticizes rushing replacements, noting Byerly and Doyle’s bipartisan work against socialistic influence and urging a more orderly transition within the Republican-led shift.
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Fargo
Internal Revenue
Washington
North Dakota
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Joseph Doyle
United States
Messrs Byerly
Doyle
Minot
Senator Ladd's Bold Stand Against Taft Sparks Debate
The newly elected Republican Senator E F Ladd attacks former President Taft in the senate claiming the party and congress must be put on probation. He backs Townley Lemke and nonpartisan league figures over Taft and Lincoln era Republicans, signaling a possible shift toward allied socialist rhetoric and political patrons for his future.
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William Lemke
Nonpartisan League
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William Pintey
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Townley
Kate O'Hare
Joseph Gilbert
William ‘Haywood
Gilberts
Lemkes
United Ites Senate
Ladd Criticized as Laddist Socialist Republican
Forum label portrays Dr. Ladd as a Laddist socialist and political demagogue who rides the Republican banner while acting against Taft, arguing he would bolt the party. The piece notes North Dakota awareness of his loyalties and accuses him of antiwar treachery.
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Fire department right of way reminder from city officials
City officials warn residents to pull aside when hearing the fire whistle and keep clear for fire trucks. Do not follow fire engines to fires as crews must reach scenes quickly by any means. An ordinance exists and will be enforced for safety of all. W T Craswell chief of Fire Dept E H Swain chief of Police
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