Letter from Theodore Roosevelt on Taft election
Theodore Roosevelt argues for electing Taft and a supportive Republican Congress. He cites major legislative achievements like the national irrigation system and the pure food law, urging broad, nonpartisan backing to sustain the current policy. He calls for cooperation between party committees and leaders to ensure harmony and continued reform.
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New York
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Panama Canal
Phillippines
Navy
Census Bureau
Consular Service
District of Columbia
Forest Service
Oklahoma
Alaska
Taft
Republican Congress
Slike
Mr. Taft
National Committee
Hitchcock
Enatord
Theodore Roosevelt
Campaign opens with Taft in Grand Forks speeches
The Republican campaign begins in North Dakota with William Howard Taft to speak in Grand Forks Monday afternoon. The state central committee lists numerous speakers including Rev A J Allen Fargo H J Bessesen Harvey and several others across cities such as Cando Fargo Minot Valley City and LaMoure.
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William Howard Taft
Grand Forks
State Central Committee
Secretary of the Central Committee
A. J. Allen
Cando
Arnold
Fargo
van R. Brown
Kay
H. J. Bessesen
Harvey
R. W. S. Blackwell
la Moure
Lee Coombs
Valley City
W. J. Courtenay
Page
A. T. Cole
J. F. Callahan
Casselton
Nehemiah Davis
Minot
Guy Devitt
J. M. Devine
M. J. Engbert
J. H. Fraine
Grafton
N. Frick
Lakota
A. J. Grenna
L. B. Hanna
H. F. Helgeson
Milton
John O. Hanchett
C. A. Johnson
Hoo
James Johnson
M. C. LaSalle
LaMoure
Taft to Visit Grand Forks and Fargo for Campaign
William Howard Taft and his Republican party plan appearances in Grand Forks and Fargo next Monday. An estimated twenty five to thirty thousand are expected in each city with special trains and rates arranged by state officials. Grand Forks residents prepare a grand welcome with two thousand uniforms ordered for Taft club members.
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Taft
Grand Forks and
Fargo
William Howard Taft
United States
Grand Forks
James Johnson
State Central Committee
St. Paul
Great Northern
Roosevelt
Taft Club
Political Candidates Named by North Dakota Officials
A roster lists multiple candidates and officials including Lieutenant Governor R. Lewis of Fargo seeking re election, publisher Francois Martin of Bismarck, U S Senator P J McCumber, and various Honorable figures from Minot Valley Park River Grafton Wahpeton Dickinson Buffalo Jamestown Pembina Aneta Aneta and other locales. The document names public figures and clergy such as Rev C E White across the state.
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Francois Martin
Bismarck
United States
P. J. McCumber
Wahpeton
R. A. Nestos
Minot
A. P. Paulson
Valley
Bank Examiners Urged to Improve Work Quality
Comptroller of the Currency Lawrence O. Murray told a conference of national bank examiners east of the Ohio River that embezzlements and dishonesty are often hidden from them and that they must better estimate bank values. He warned that if they cannot uncover true conditions they should resign rather than give excuses.
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Washington
Lawrence O. Murray
Ohio River
Comptroller
Williston Band Invited to Help At Minot Harvest Festival
The Williston band accepted an invitation to furnish music at Minot Harvest Festival next Monday and Tuesday. Minot will cover expenses. The festival is touted as among the state's most successful, with Williston musicians and other residents attending.
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Ee Boys
Minot
Magic City
Williston
FARM INSTITUTES START IN DECEMBER
T A Hoverstad of the Farmers Institute corps announces winter institutes begin around December 7 with 57 applications from towns state wide. He will issue notices asking communities to submit applications early so schedules can be arranged. Farmers are too busy at home to attend before December.
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Tute Corps
the Agricultural College
Hoverstad
Thay
Reso
Rtabe
R. M. Calderwood
Rath May Wolcott
Spokane
Washington
Williston
Williston Land Company
Williams County
North Dakota Farm Institute Announces Seasonal Plans
The group outlines summer sessions in Morton Hettinger and southern Billings County and repeats usual meetings in Fargo Valley City Jamestown Bismarck Minot Devils Lake Grand Forks. Emphasis shifts from grain to stock raising with Prof Thomas Shaw returning to aid farmers statewide.
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Morton
Hettinger
Billings County
Fargo
Valley City
Jamestown
Bismarck
Minot
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Institute
North Dakota
Thomas Shaw
Shaw
North Dakota Corps
Boston Store Special on Ladies Shirt Waists Auctioned
The Boston Store advertises a two day sale next Monday and Tuesday offering 150 ladies shirt waists in all sizes styles and colors at 98 cents each, regularly priced from 1.50 to 1.75.
Fire damages Williston State Bank Building second story
A fire called out Monday afternoon damaged the Williston State Bank Building's second story after tar heated with a gas heater ignited from a roof repair. The blaze was quickly controlled with minimal headway.
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State Bank
Williston State Bank
North Dakota Exhibit Showcased Its Resources At Fair
The North Dakota display organized by W C Gilbreath highlights abundant lignite coal resources, clay for brick and pottery, grain and grasses, and a diverse taxidermied game collection. The exhibit emphasizes fuel sufficiency, potential local coal mining, and wide agricultural wealth across Ward County and beyond.
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North Dakota
W. C. Gilbreath
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Dakotas
Ward County
Williston Hostesses Entrancing Saturday Tea Party
Mesdames Hedderich and Mansfield hosted a delightful Williston gathering at noon with rooms decorated in sweet peas. Seventy three players competed at seven tables, with Mrs Abell and Mrs Rawson winning cut glass and a gold photo frame before a dammy refreshment service.
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Mesdames Hedderich
Mansfield
Williston
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L. A. Simpson
Dickinson
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Buffalo
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H. G. Vick
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Farmers’ Insti
Boston
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