Printing bill sparks debate over official newspapers
The legislature's official newspaper law sparks contention among farmers and newspaper men. Proponents argue it consolidates county papers, curbs political influence, and guarantees publication of legal notices in a designated paper. Critics warn of layoffs for weeklies and loss of press independence, fearing increased control by lawyers and big interests.
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Inw
Lazarus
Howeyer
Bapker
Olson report shows state finances improve under Nonpartisan League
State Treasurer Robert Olson releases a quarterly report showing a total cash balance of 3,005,702.05 across funds with 352,780.19 in the general fund. He credits improved finances to economy of the Nonpartisan League administration, noting past deficits and unpaid warrants have been resolved and taxes due nearly a million dollars remain outstanding.
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Obert Olean
North
Stone
Olson
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota Seeks Control Over Immigration Misstatements
Minnesota, Montana, Washington, Oregon, California and western states run immigration bureaus while Canadian provinces plan multi billion spend to lure settlers. North Dakota must act to secure its share as Minneapolis Chamber argues the immigration commissioner law will ensure correcting misstatements circulated by outside interests.
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Minnesota
Montana
Washington
Orogon
California
North Dakota
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
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South Australia’s long running program and local visits
The report notes South Australia’s enduring Nonpartisan League style program, claims it has high per capita home ownership and savings, then questions if such “ruin and confiscation” rhetoric applies. State Auditor Carl Kositzky traveled to the Twin Cities last week, possibly seeking solace from the Minneapolis Chamber crowd after a recent defeat at Vismarck.
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South Australia
Nonpartisan League
Commonwealth
V. A
Carl Kositzky
Twin Cities
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Vismarck
The Truth About Your Taxes in North Dakota
A North Dakota public tax explainer outlines state and local tax shares, noting state tax is under 9 percent while local and county taxes cover most costs. It cites 1918 to 1919 figures, arguments about Nonpartisan League impact, and projected total tax increases capped by law. It also mentions W C T U convention endorsements and a Devils Lake real estate leader predicting rising settlement.
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North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota and
Terminal Elevator
Nonpartisan League
Vanes
James B. Streeter
Devils Lake
One Politician Keeps His Promise in Uruguay
A North Dakota home law allows a $2,000 house to be bought with a $400 cash payment, promising cheaper ownership than rent and encouraging building. The headlines praise Dr. Bultazay Brum's Uruguay presidency as a shift from politician to statesman, or a sign of Nonpartisan League reach.
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Bultazay Brum
Uruguay
Wither
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Workers Rights Clash Over State Insurance Plan
The Worksmen's Compensation Bureau faces opposition as private insurers profit from on the job risks. Employers in the state paid about 160000 to private companies for accident coverage last year, with most premiums not reaching laborers' families. The state plan, run by three officials, promises lower costs and direct protection of workers, arguing profits to insurers are excessive and workers need timely compensation.
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Cnntrast
Doh N. Hagen
L. J. Wele
Devils Lake
McDowall
State Federation of Labor
Renvey
Tay
Bre
Ne “Sociallata
Oho
Washington
Seniors Promenade at High School Auditorium
Friday evening last week the high school juniors hosted the senior class and friends for a promenade in the school auditorium. The hall was nicely decorated in colors and the juniors offered an elaborate feed. All attendees reported a good time.
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Eukera Market
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Portland
Oregon
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Drs
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E. B. Goss
McGee & Gens Altersersst Law Gemerst Law Practice
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Wight
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Creaser’s Drug Store
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Willeton, North
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