Col Creel The Nominee for Congress in North Dakota
Col H M Creel independent and democrat nominee for congress has played a major role in North Dakota development. From West Point to Seventh Cavalry he helped relocate Fort Rice, surveyed Devils Lake area, and aided Sitting Bull. He later founded Devils Lake townsite, ran farms with 16,000 trees, and led Ramsey county politics. He authored bills on armories, deaf school funding, newspaper printing bids, insurance losses, warehouses, and rail rates, and backed anti trust measures. The people will elect him to Congress for strong representation.
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Congress
North Dakota
West Point
Devils Wake
Farmers’ Alliance
Ramsey County
Hansbrough
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Byane
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Republican State Central
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U. S. Cavalry
Sheridan
Black Hills
Fort Reno
Indian Territory
Sydney Barroke
Nebraska
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Sand Hills
Niobrarra
Dull Knife
Smithsonian Instittute
Washington, D. C
Colonel Creel
Virginia
Geo. Creel
Stonewall Jackson
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David Creel
Aaron Burr
Larry T. Neal
Ohio
George W. Mannapenny
Indi
Aces
Sunset Cox
Richard LaRue
Richmond
Ind
William Holman
Watch Dog of the Treasury
N. P. Railroad Company
Indiana
Devila Lake
W. A. Corps
United States
Senate Waa
Senate
Devils Lake
Transportation of National Guard
Notorious Halland Fantasies Stir North Dakota Politics
A Fergus Falls Globe excerpt mocks Halland of Hillsboro North Dakota as a flamboyant Scandinavian figure. It ridicules his alleged woodshed affairs, jokes about his candidacy for state superintendent of public instruction, and suggests Republicans would back him while lampooning reformers and the W T U.
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Fergus Falls Globe
Halland
America
Hillsboro
Don Juan
North Dakota
Otter Tail County
Norway
Heavenly Orchestra
David
Republicans Falter in Grafton County Ticket Fight
Grafton Oct. 15 Special Republicans wary over county ticket prospects Roger Allin remains strong but may not defeat Hall for sheriff Schafer expected to garner a large share while Holmes and Bolton lead state candidates Independents and Democrats hold confidence across the county
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Walsh
Grafton
Roger Allin
Hall
Schafer
Holmes and
Bolton
Fancher Ignorant on Deficiency Claim in Valley City Speech
Valley City October 15 Special Fred B Fancher spoke to locals and claimed the Shortridge administration left a 150000 deficiency when leaving power He appeared ignorant of the subject or tried to mislead the audience The article notes only 50000 was said to be out of the way in his figures
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Valley City
Fred B. Fancher
Shortridge
Interview Repudiates Nomination for State Schools Chief
A long interview with Supt. C C Schmidt of James town schools explains why he would not accept the Pop nomination for state superintendent, citing he is a teacher, not a politician, and supporting Halland’s record as best for education in the state. The Port and Republican prints the false interview, Schmidt denies it, and supporters of Halland are blamed for distributing the misleading piece.
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C. C. Schmidt
Jamestown Schools
Halland
Portand Republican
Prof. Schmidt
Oakes Republican
Schmidt
Republican
John G. Halland
Ethan the
Dubie
North Dakota Voters Face Choice Between Gang Rule and Clean Government
A stark plea urges North Dakota voters to reject the Republican gang and its railroad-backed slate in the upcoming election. The letter blames deficits, lavish spending, and bank losses on past administrations and calls for Dave Holmes and an Independent Democrat ticket to restore economical, people governed government.
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Iax
North Dakota
Shortridge
Republican Gang
State Board of Equalization
Dave Holmes
Tcket
Schafer Gains Enthusiastic Support in Barnes County
In Barnes county residents rally behind Joseph Schafer as a strong gubernatorial candidate. The local sentiment favors Schafer, noting his pleasant conduct and many friendships formed during residence here, with expectations of carrying Barnes county by a large margin.
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Shortridge
Fancher
Valley City
Tie Je
Joseph Schafer
Barnes County
Schafer
Minneapolis Lawyer in North Dakota Supreme Court Election
A Minneapolis lawyer, Newton C. Young, was named to fill a vacancy on the North Dakota Supreme Court after a political push by Jud LaMoure. He moved his family to Minneapolis, maintained a practice, and travels to visit his children in the city as he serves on the North Dakota bench.
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Young
Supreme Bench of
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Youngs
Legen
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New York Life Building
Fat. J. Swinford Pitts
Young Q
Bathgate
N. Y
Swinford
New York Life
Jud Lae Moure
Jud LaMoure
Supreme Court
Pembina
LaMoure
Bismarck
Poole Delays Report On Camp Briggs Mobilization
Bramarck October 15 Special. Citizens allege Deputy Adjutant Poole withheld the mobilization report for Camp Briggs at Fargo, citing a burned record in the Bismarck fire and his electioneering duties for Fancher. Critics say Miller should compel timely records or resign.
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Bramarck
Fancher
Poole
Afaia
Camp Briggs
Fargo
Bismarck
Miller
Mandan
Stutenaw County
Miller Doling
Gus A Lieber for North Dakota Auditor Named Popular Candidate
Gus A Lieber, slated as the next state auditor, is portrayed as a popular, honest, and capable citizen with a long record in Jamestown. From Wisconsin roots to Jamestown business leadership, deputy revenue service, and two via ward alderman terms, he’s praised for thoroughness, reliability, and intent to serve without costly outside help. Local supporters in Grand Forks County and northern areas vow strong backing and an immense vote for Lieber.
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Gus A. Lieber
North Dakota
Gus
Mr. Livber
Wisconsin
Stutsman County
David Guertin Mercanthe Company
Lieber
Washington
Grand Forks
Record of Extravagance in Republican State Finances
A critical review charges Republicans with fund mismanagement and overspending under current state officers. It cites unpaid warrants, rising expenses, and projected deficits of about 150000 by January 1, comparing receipts across administrations and claiming a total overspend of 440507.34 since Republicans took control, with debts near 450000.
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Nichols
Shortridge
Alan
Mit
Allin
State University
Anc
Mrs Della Hyde Defends W T U Against Valley City Attack
Fargo prominent W T U member Mrs Della Hyde answers the Valley City Record and Argus rebutting accusations against Halland and the W T U. She says the Republican party overstepped by urging women voters to back a candidate and asserts public moral standards hinge on office holders. Hyde questions rumors about Halland and condemns alleged improper intimacy as not new, urging voters to express righteous indignation at the ballot box.
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Fargo
Valley City Record
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Halland
Republican Party
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