The nonpartisan leader. [volume], May 31, 1920, Image 12

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league program and political co-oper
ation between farmers and city work
ers and calling attention to the fact
that during the last five years the im
provement of labor conditions "has
nowhere been so pronounced as in the
state of North Dakota."
H. J. Hagan, president of the Scan
dinavian-American bank of Fargo,
convicted of a technical violation of
the banking laws as the result of At
torney General Langer's "raid" upon
the bank, has been granted anew trial
by District Judge M. N. Englert, be
fore whom the case was tried, on the
ground of misconduct on the part of
Langer's deputies during the trial
illegal seizure of
Men and women clerks and stenog
raphers at the state capitol and
among business houses of Bismarck
have organized an office employes'
union, affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor.
Members of the railroad brother
hoods in Grand Forks and the Minot
Working People's Nonpartisan alli
ance recently passed resolutions com
mending the administration of Gov
ernor Frazier.
The Home Building association has
announced that it will build 20 homes
in Fargo to relieve the housing short-,
age. Work will be started within
30 days.
IDAHO
Considerable comment is heard over
the state since the Idaho Leader ex
posed the fact that the commissioner
of investments speculated in Liberty
bonds of the fourth issue with money
from the school endowment fund.
These bonds were bought in the face
of a declining market and to date
show a loss of more than $20,000. The
bonds were not bought as a patriotic
duty but were unloaded on the state
by bankers more than a year later
than the drive. Had the same amount
of money been loaned to the farmers
at 6 per cent interest the state would
have benefited from improvements
and would also have been financially
better off by $229,000 at the end of
20 years, the date of the expiration
of the bonds.
The first political convention to be
held in Idaho in more than 10 years
took place recently in the Jiorthern
part of the state. It was the Repub
lican state convention and, according
to reports which filtered through,
those in the saddle have not forgotten
how to manipulate conventions. Now
that Idaho has been robbed of its
state-wide primary the old convention
system is in vogue.
Farmers of Twin Falls county, tir
ing of having nothing but anti-farmer
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News Notes From Everywhere
NORTH DAKOTA
HE North Dakota State
Federation of Labor, at
its annual convention,
adopted resolutions call
ing for continued sup
port of the Nonpartisan
and
bank
records during
the raid.
Governor Frazier is receiving re
quests from all parts of the United
States for speeches on the North Da
kota industrial program. During the
past month he has found time to fill
a few of these dates, speaking in
Nebraska, Massachusetts and New
York.
The North Dakota League of Wom
en Voters, at its first convention in
Fargo, passed
a
resolution appreciat­
ing "the good legislation in our state
along the lines in which the League of
Women Voters is interested" and call
ing upon members to help in enforce
ment.
newspapers to read, have taken over
the Twin Falls Daily Times. The
Times has a good equipment, a large
subscription list and the management
of the paper has been placed in the
hands of W. V. Wiegand, who is also
manager of the Idaho Free Press, the
farmer-owned daily newspaper at
Nampa.
Farmer-labor meetings in Idaho
continue to attract large crowds of in
terested people who many times drive
40 and 50 miles to hear the speakers.
Recently at Twin Falls the largest
theater building in the city was
crowded to standing room, while sev
eral hundred were turned away, at the
occasion of a speech by Thomas Van
Lear, former mayor of Minneapolis.
Thomas Van Lear spoke recently to
more than 1,000 people at Nampa,
Idaho. Mr. Van Lear talked for two
hours and was well received, stating
afterwards that if the sentiment at
his meeting was any criterion of the
sentiment throughout Idaho the com
ing election looked like a walkaway.
Employers of Boise, banding to
gether, have formed a pool and put
up the money to secure an injunction
against the cooks and waiters' onion
of that city to prevent picketing. The
case is set for hearing soon and the
union is prepared to fight it through
the supreme court.
More than 1,000 persons attended a
protest meeting at Rupert addressed
by Ray McKaig of the Nonpartisan
league and W. P. Whitaker, labor,
mayor of Pocatello. Many were un
able to enter the crowded auditorium.
Women of Twin Falls county are
making arrangements to perfect a
woman's auxiliary to the Nonpartisan
league.
MINNESOTA
Charles Lund of Vining, Minn.,
League farmer and banker, has been
indorsed by the state executive com
mittee of the Nonpartisan league and
Working People's Nonpartisan Polit
ical league as a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for state treasur
er. Mr. Lund tpkes the place on the
ticket of Miss Lily. Anderson of
Franklin, who was unable to file, be
cause the federal suffrage amendment
had not been ratified.
The first graduate of the anti
League school of oratory, conducted
in St. Paul by the so-called "Sound
Government association," made his
debut at a meeting in Stillwater. Free
motion pictures were shown to at
tract the crowd, but most of the au
dience left before the speaker had
concluded his tirade against the
League.
Before opening the "airplane cam
paign," Henrik Shipstead, candidate
for governor Captain George H. Mal
lon, candidate for lieutenant governor,
and Thomas V. Sullivan, candidate for
attorney general, all indorsed by the
Nonpartisan league and labor, invaded
the strongholds of the steel trust in
northern Minnesota.
Tremendous crowds are turning out
to hear the progressive Republican
candidates, indorsed by the League
and labor, at the all-day picnics being
held all over Minnesota. A. C. Town
ley, president of the League, is able
to address three meetings every day
by hopping from place to place in an
airplane.
The Minnesota Leader has come in
to possession of figures on the profits
of the iron ore industry which were
intendted only for the confidential in
formation of the officers of the United
States Steel corporation. These fig
ures are being used in articles ap-
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