North Dakota Ballot Arguments for Five Initiated Laws
Voters will decide on five initiated laws and one referred law on November 2. The document argues for a thorough, independent examination of state industries, public funds, legal publications, one superintendent of public instruction, and protection for local newspapers, urging a yes vote on each initiated measure to ensure transparency and proper governance.
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North Dakota
Secretary of State
Bank of North Dakota
Board of Auditors
Home Builders Association
Mill and Elevator Association
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Bank of
Tria
Meir
Fle
Tye
Votex
Industrial Commission
oMeers
Bank of North Dakot Shal
Legal Publications
Togster
Lizurgy
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Puble Instruction
E. P.rain
Motor Vehicle Register Office
N.C. Macdonald
Macdonald
State
Public
Department of Public Instruction
John W. Hagan
Townley
Valley City Visitors and Political Happenings Highlight Local News
Valley City sees visitors from Leal and Beee Join and Keee ner Cooperstown while plans unfold for State Hall to speak at Pillsbury and local campaigns. Citizens rally for election events as the city council orders stricter refuse policing and Mrs. Gorge M Young hosts D A R meeting with officers elected. Sergeant Frank A Wood asks to return to Valley City after service at Camp Dix seeking job opportunities.
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Gorge M. Young
John Tracy
A Delen Crane
Edyth Stowell
Clark
A. Zimmerman
Stowell
Times-Record
Frank A. Wood
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Frank
Valley City
Wood
Posse Hunt On Escaped Sing Sing Convicts
In Ossining New York on October 18 police pursue two Sing Sing escapees, George Stivers 21 and Marcus Hossack 25, after they overpowered guards stole a car and a rifle and robbed motorists. They fled toward western Connecticut and New Milford pursued by posses.
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Ossining
N. Y
Connecticut
New York
Sing Sing
George Stivers
Marcus Hossack
Serace
New Milford
Distant quake registered near Chicago on Oct 18
An earthquake originating 5,500 miles away was recorded in Chicago. The seismograph showed a first tremor at 3 48 a.m. and it continued intermittently until nearly 8 a.m. Observers could not determine the exact location.
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Chicago
Rail Workers Demand Wage Increase
Chicago October 18 The demands of 100000 short line railroad employees for wage increases totaling about 50000000 were to be taken up today by the U S railway labor board. The requests mirror actions approved by the Big Four Brotherhoods and unions aligned with the AFL. More than 300 roads are affected.
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Chicago
U.S. Railway Labor Board
Big Four Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
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Pillsbury
Barnes County
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School of Instruction
F. EE. Playhar
Jen Heimes
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New High School
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