North Dakota Primary Law Challenge Tests Senator Nominations
The North Dakota Supreme Court hears a bid to strike down senatorial nomination provisions in the statewide primary law. Private citizens challenge the law, aiming to stop certification of senatorial candidates and ballot distribution, while election day timing may limit court action before the election.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
State Supreme Court
United States
Little
Hansbrough
Johnson
Marshall
Secretary of State
Williston Hosts Minot in Season Opener on Local Ground
Williston's first football game of the season is set for Saturday against Minot High on the local grounds. Minot enters with a 22 to 0 win over Devils Lake. The lineup lists Gordon at right end and Preble at quarterback among others, signaling a hard-fought season debut.
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Williston
Minot High School
Minot
Devils Lake
Gordon
Boyd
Irving
Halverson
Hanley
Belyea
McGuiness
Preble
Harvey
Harris
Freeman
Olson for Sheriff in Williams County Race
Ben Olson, Republican nominee for Williams County sheriff, born March 8, 1876 in Lodi Wisconsin. He moved to Churches Ferry in 1893, attended the State University while teaching for funds, served as chief deputy to Sheriff E L Beaverstad, worked at Hedderich's store and Boyd's as a machine salesman, and was nominated at the June 24 Republican primary.
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Ben Olson
Williams County
Lodi
Wisconsin
Churches Ferry
State University
Benson County
E. L. Beaverstad
Olson
Williston
Hedderich’s
Boyd’s
Taft Wins North Dakota Support in 1893 Speech
A North Dakota notice urges William H. Taft as president, praising Taft and Roosevelt while criticizing Bryan. The piece claims the state will back Taft, arguing opposing policies threaten working men and farmers and promising plenty work and money under Taft.
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Taft
Rousing Republican Rally Draws Crowd at Gates Opera House
A cold storm did not deter a large crowd at the Gates Opera House for a Tuesday Republican meeting. Speakers included Attorney Braatelien, Senator Talcott, States Attorney Van R. Brown, and Rev. Wm. Edwards, all urging support for Republican candidates and urging voter turnout on November third.
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Gates Opera House
Hayes
Attorney Braatelien
Braatelien
F. S. Talcott
Cass County
C. A. Johnson
States
van R. Brown
Mr. Brown
Bryan
Taft
Wm. Edwards
Christene
N. D
Edwards
Congress
L. B. Hanna
Fargo
Rev. Edwards
Burned at Minot Mother of Chief of Police Dies
Mrs. Hennighan sixty five mother of Minot's chief of police was accidentally burned to death Thursday afternoon while protecting her hand with an apron. The flames spread to her clothing and she died a few hours later. Funeral services were held in Minot Monday.
Sinkler to Speak at Republican Rally Tuesday Oct 27
Grafton North Dakota candidate E R Sinkler, a leading state orator and congress nominee hopeful, will address the Republican Rally Tuesday evening Oct 27. He previously spoke in the city last spring to a large audience at the court house and is expected to attract a crowded turnout.
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E.R. Sinkler
Grafton
E. R. Sinkler
N. D
Congress
Sinkler
Court House
Newman The Great to Appear at Williston Roller Rink
The Graphic reports Newman The Great will appear at the Williston Roller Rink on October 22 23 and 24 with three roarsome programs prepared for amusement lovers. The Weekly State of Williston attacks county officials on the Republican ticket as a mudslinging tactic.
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Newman
Graphic Office
Williston
Williams County
Atterberry
Vote for C. A. Johnson for Governor
The Souris Messenger urges Republicans to back Hon. C. A. Johnson for governor on the November ballot. It acknowledges John Burke’s past honesty but argues party duty requires voting for Johnson as the upright, qualified candidate.
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Gov. Burke
A. Johnson
Johnson
Souris Messenger
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