Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-10-14
MISS NELSON ATTACKED
League Gang Opens Rotten Drive on
Women Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction

lie Instruction
(From the Bismarck Tribune)
''Free School for voters4-M Men and
Women"
This is the slogan printed in red
over the building formerly occupied
by the Larson Home bakery on Sixth
street.
The bakery has been transformed
into nonparaisan' league headquarters
for Burleigh county. Women are be-
ing employed to canvass the city
thoroughly. The house to house cam
paign is on. Beginning this week
night school will be held in an at
tempt to secure: the support Of the
women and men of Bismarck to the
league program which they so thor
oughly repudiated at,the primaries in
June i{a ,s !. a &, Is. ~ b.
"Bill" Prater, county manager, mas
lined up number Of Nonpartisan
women whose husbands are on the
payroll and they are being coacne>..
Tons of literature are available and
some of the tracts being passed Out
are headed: "What DO You Know
About Free Love?" Crooked Poll
tics as Played BY u II T. O'Connor.s
I. v. A. Gangs y s.NNI Iartyred minnie
and Bulletin No. 9 (this looks like il
was produced in the Appeal to Eea-
son Office.
There is also a good supply Of the
aeague newspapers on hand Athe fifty
three varieties supported by public
bounty, legal notices, ct al.
The women attendants are becors,-
quite adept at political argument
They have Townley's arguments
against "Big Biz down to ;:ne
point. Ell
The Tribune sent g, representative
there yesterday for eight on the NsH
Day" 40 .sS
The woman in charge was willing
to give all the information she had
at her command q
81 went to hear O'Connor Monday
evening" she said, stbut to tell you
the truth he had nothing refreshing
to offer IA Y sss &
Then she went down into the pile
Of tracts and dished out Bulletin No
81 in which the people Of Bismarck
are reminded: Il III
There are from three to six million
American children who are not get.
ting enough to eat Why?"
Just what Bismarck. = quota Of the
six million is, was not divulged.
"Martyred, Minnie" is the most
startling piece Of political literatur.
It is handed to The women callers and
il an excellent sample Of the politica,
poison which "Bill" Praters sol
squad is peddling over the county.
Here isl nice s.radyiike" sentences: n
You don't care, what report His.
Nelson makes to@her Minneapoli,
masters, but you do care what repor,
she makes TO your fellow workers il
Minneapolis. Il il up 70 you y to wire
and write labor leaders in Minneap:
oils, refuting the vile lies spread by
this paid and unprincip gand.
list Of licensed graf lei. ss5 I
Unprincipled FrppaE Eandist Of Ii.
qusedj Graft a = ]. 4s /,
Those are harshswords are they mo-
women. voters soff Bisn1, u
II seems certain nov d u 4 That the per, II
4 sons ID charge off the NonnIplart nIll tisal
league camp sdnons the women m j, d
Bismarck are not going to be outdon,
Il billinsgate BY the leaders Of til,
mems campaign s,sg Il:
{ This Is the dainty little argamen,
being given to the \ women i d m msof Bis
niiarck engaged il. business aictiiivitie,
and ID fact to an women me wage earn earn
ers: fs3 .:5S; M 3sy5ss "
n" But; Miss Nelson wants additiona
tpower's 80 that she may oibsy5 TIL,
andates of the capt. talists Of h I'll,
Twin Cities because the people .:
! North Dakota refuse to grant hel
these additional powers she return
to Minneap polls to tall her Capitaiisti,
Masters that the naughty North Da
kota workers refuse to be dominate.
~ industrial autocrats, and that the.
E mist; thef fefore, bsS truly bolshesvvass:s
someon told Miss Nelson that al
,bolsheyists Weire y y free lovers, 81 81,
concludes that 50 OJ ARE ALSO ii
FREE y OVER n s 81 y !: 81 d
Choice lane nepass beS pedlls'
throush shols the eiit eii by tie yotne,
workers Of the Townley league. "Bill.
frater knows on what plan 70 pitcl
As campaign when he makes a dr1y,
Snairlat ssN Gartvred AfinniA \ H ! !