Notice of Primary Election To Be Held July 26 1912
Primary election notice from Bismarck North Dakota lists offices to be nominated for the 1912 primary under state law. It names congressional district, state officers, and party nominations for Republican and Democratic candidates including judiciary and agriculture posts. The document cites June 26 1918 as a filing or voting date and specifies partisan and nonpartisan ballot slots.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
M.H. Assn
Williams County
P. D. Norton
Onal Pehbsirye
Democratic Party
Afar Partiave
Ee Regablioes Arty
Ted
Pelican Prata
Republcan Can
Peas
Wks
Republic
Demotic
Republican Party
Demon
Cratic
Democratic Re
Democratic Per
Republican Y
Democratic
Republican Ty
Sandiaayes
Publican Party
Williams
Bark Valley
Ie Fheeeneannteeet
Williams County 1912 Nomination and Official Certification
Official North Dakota document records multiple Republican and Democratic nomination procedures for Williams County 6th District officers. The certificate, signed by Secretary P. D. Norton, names M. H. Ren as county auditor and confirms election eligibility and official seal usage at the Capitol, dated April Betheen 1912.
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Bismarck
Betheen
Beal
P. D. Norton
Ada
North Dakota
Williams
I. M. H. Ren
State of North Dakota
Stave
Nyaith
Socialist Local of Williston Meeting Notice
The Socialist Local of Williston invites all residents to attend open weekly meetings in the south room of the Elli thorpe building on North Main Street. Discussions are free and participation is welcome every Wednesday night.
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Williston
Ellithorpe
North Main Street
Government Loans Money Rescue in 1907 Panic
The item recounts J. P. Morgan and bankers rushing to stabilize the New York Stock Exchange on October 24, 1907 by injecting 25 million dollars. R H Thomas testified before a congressional committee describing brokers facing 60 percent call money and banks unable to lend.
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Vater
Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
J. P. Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
R. H. Thomas
The
Stock Exchange
Puju Congressional Committee
Thomas
Stillman
National City Bank
Morgan and J Pierpont Morgan's $25 Million Gift Tale
Testimony recounts an alleged quick transfer of 25 million dollars to relieve market distress through Morgan and associates. The exchange rumor spread after the public announcer claimed relief funds would arrive instantly. The next day a government report notes Morgan’s government grant was questioned.
Inside Story of the 1907 Panic and Cortelyou’s Meeting
The article recounts how government action borrowed 25 million from J Pierpont Morgan, which he loaned to banks, ending the October 1907 panic. It covers Cortelyou visiting New York on October 22 1907, meetings at the Hotel Manhattan with Morgan Perkins Vanderlip Cannon Hepburn and others, and his push to authorize a 25 million loan to relieve the crisis.
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Cortelyou
New York
Manhattan
Morgan
Perkins
Vanderlip
Cannon
Hepburn
Stillman
Hamilton Fish
Uncle Sam
Mr. Morgan
LeSueur
Congress
Rose Hill Visit by Youness Brothers at Firemen's Tourney
John Youness and his brother Mike traveled from Rose Hill to town for the firemen's tournament and returned Thursday. Attendees in Williston on the 12th included Mr and Mrs William Al.
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Rose Hill
John Youness
Mike
Williston
Local families enjoy outing and fishing trip
Rose Valley reports Mr and Mrs Irvin Kauffman and friends from Eden Valley and Minot on a pleasure visit Tuesday and Wednesday with plans for another trip. Miss Margaret Mitchell visited Hattie and Oneila Thornton from Wednesday to Sunday. C C Kenper lost a fine mare last week. Rev C E Vermilye delivered a fine sermon at Trenton last Sunday.
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Rose Valley
Irvin Kauffman
Marsh
Ray
Claud
Allen Keltner
Eden Valley
Landis
Minot
Our Valley
Margaret Mitchell
Hattie
Oneila Thornton
C. C. Kenper
C. E. Vermilye
Trenton
Pherrin residents attend events and welcome newborns
Pherrin Wr. and Mrs. Albert Arnegard visited the Larkin Hart home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown celebrate a baby girl born June 16. Locals plan to attend the Good Roads picnic Friday. The Helping Hand club met with Mrs. C. O. Hanna. Mrs. B. F. Alexander and Elsie Vin cent attend the Teachers Institute at Williston this week.
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Pherrin Wr
Albert Arnegard
Arnegard
Larkin Hart
Ray Brown
Pherrin
Good Roads
Helping Hand Club
C. O. Hanna
B. F. Alexander
Elsie Vincent
Elsie L. Hart
Teachers’ Institute
Williston
New York Shipment Brings Huylers Candy to Town
A fresh import from New York arrives for Swab and Kather, introducing a new lot of Huylers candies for local consumption. The arrival signals a sweet assortment soon available at the store.
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New York
Huylers
Swab & Kather
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