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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-07-23
eltolakipuolueen ehdokkaat
saapuvat kokoulxseensa.

Lincoln, Nebraska, heinak. Is
D Niiden edustajien joukossa,
joita on 10 saapunut aalla pi-
dettavaan kieltolakipuolueen ko-
koukseen, on tunnettu raittins-
mics w. G. Calderwood. Han IL
moittaa, eta raittiusvaki tulee
antautumaan taysin voimin kiel
tolaki taisteluun. Aka e; ole vie
Ia tullut kieltolakipuolueen ha-
joittamista varten::
Edustajain kesken vallitsee
voimakas mielipide, eta olisi saa-
tava William J. Bryan tai Billy
Sunday puolueen presidentin eh-
dokkaaksi. Uskotaan, ettc; KUN
pikaan tule olemaan lasna koko-
,lksessa, eika myos tiedeta, OF
taisiko kumpikaan heista ehdok-
kuutta yastaan, mutta heille krli-
tenkin tullaan tekemaan :arjous.
Puoluekokous alkaa keskiyiik-
kona ITALIA yiikolla.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-07-23
E:NCLANTl VAROlT-
TAA PU N Asia
Uhkaa katkaista neuvottelut
kauppasuhteista, jolleivat he lax.
kaa etenemasta Puolaan.

Lontoo, heinak. 20 p. Eng
'lannin ha1lituksen vast;.us Neu.
yosto- Vena jan ulkoministeri Tshit
sherinin nootiin on valmis, kos
kien aselepoehdotuksia Puolan
ia Venajan valilla. Sc tullaan Ia
hettamaan tana iltana. Yassa moo
tissa annetaan ymmartaa, eta jos
yenalaiset eivat lakkaa etenemas-
ti Puolan alueelle, tulee Englan-
tt keskeyttamaan neuvottelut
kauppasuhteiden alottamisesta
Englannin ia Venajan yalilla.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-07-23
Radiumi on kallista tavaraa.

Albany, N. y, heinak. 20 p
Kuvernoori Smith ilmoitti, eta
New Yorkin valtio on tehnyt os-
toksen, joka on ensimainen laa.-
tuaan missaan valtiossa. Sc on
ostanut radiumia 2 ia yhden mel
jasosan, maksaen siita 225,000
dollaria. Ostos on tehty yhteis-
E5kunnallisisia tarkoituksia varten,
arvatenkin kaytettavaksii eraiden
parantylmattomien tautien paran-
atamiseen 'Taman yuoden lainlaa-
tijakunta my0nsi varat sen os-
tamiseen. 5
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-07-23
lurkklalset ,,l,luttaYat
kalifein asuil,pa paIIkan !

oli!oloAC1IlOpo1i, AIhkix uel.
max. 19 p. Amgora, A1atolias-
sa, on nimitetty muhamet1fla laisen
mailman paapaikaksi. Sinne til.
levat saapumaan lahettl!aat Per.
SHASTA ia Indiasta. KeTotaan
emiiri Feisel, Syrian knAingas,
jota oil edustamassa mel lianen
upseeriaan, lupasi av,,staa kan
sallispuolueen johtajaa Mustafa
Kemal Pashaa taistelussaan mn-
hamettilaisen mailman koossa-
pitamiseksi. ss I,
Luotettavalta taholta on saatu
my0s kuulla, etta muhamettien
kokouksessa Angorassa keskustel-
tin Hedjazin kuningas Haseiniil
korottamisesta kaifillsi snltaani
Mehmed vi tilalle, jolza llTky y;aia;in
lstuu Konstantinopolissa. fHusein
on yksi Muhametin suoFanaisia
jalkelaisia.
Kreikkalaiset ovat paattaneet
Ola ryhtymatta enemp;an soti-
laallisiin toimenpiteisiill raakii-
assa, silla Konstantinopeafn hal
illus on pdattanyt my6ntaA Trsa-
khan Kreikalle. Taistean siita
tuottaisi vain tarpeetonta veren
vuodatusta. RE. n
Kaikkien mahdollisuuksien va.
ralle ovat kreikkalaiset kuiten-
kin keskittaneet melkejsia jouk.
koja Smyrnan rintarnafle.
Huolimatta kreikkal..istan jouk
kojen tahanastisista voitl,ista on
liittolaisten piirissa nelkoista
huolestumista sen johdosta, eta
bolshevistinen hapatus Oh. laajal;
le levinnyt Hluhamett;laisessa
maailmassa. Suoranaiset suhteet
Moskovan hallituksen j muha.
nettilaisen johtajan Mastafa Ke-
melin valilla on nyt oemassa
Leninin edustajat saapuiyat An.
goraan kesak. 6 p. ia osat ne1sen
Jalkeen olleet vilkkaassa oi,nin-
nassa muhamettilaisten kuu:
.dessa PaiYittain ri 1,is Ga sssi 4 .sal,l-
ria kokouksia ia kiihkoisissa pu-
heissa tehdaan voimakkaita hy0k-
kayksia erittainkin Englantia
vastaan, iota pidetaan kaikkien
Itamaisen rettel0iden alkusyyna,
Kennel julkaisee viilxottain ma
nifesteja, joiden avulla pidetaan
innostusta ylla muhauettien kes-
kuudessh. Seuraava muhametti.
laisten bolsheviikien iulistus on
esimerkkina niiden laadusta:
''Venalaisille ia muhamettilai-
sille armeijoille:
Taistelkaa entisen vapautenne
puolesta ia 1ny0s saastaaksenne
itsenne Englannin tyraMiudesta.
Sc on VenajanEin tarkoitus, sa-
moinkuin a~anie';s+s,,. kurdien
ia tataarienkm, jotka ovat mel
hin yhtyneet. Toiminnan hetki
on koittanut kaikille nellie. Puo-
Ian armeija on ly0ty ia neuvos-
to-Venajan armeijat oyat valmii-
ma jatkamaan etenem;staan Per-
siaan ia Mesopotamiaan, jossa
rihtama ulottuu Irskista Bagda-
din. Toiset joukkomme ovat ryh-
mittymassa Rumanian rintamal-
lie, .jossa ystavamme piakkoin tu-
levat julistamaan yleislakon.
Englantilaiset eivat vol kreikka-
laisineen vastustaa hy0kkaystam-
me, ia me. plan olemme valmiit
voittamaan takaisin Konstanti-
nopolin. -
Tallaisilla julistuksilla kiihoi-
tetaan muhamettilais!a entista
innokkaampaan toimintaan, Ell
vatka he kykene arvoste|emaan,
missa maarin moiset uhkaukset
voidaan panna kaytant60n.
Joka tapauksessa on muhamet-
tilaisessa maailmassa levotto-
mrlutta ia kuohuntaa, -oten Eng
lannin hallituksella ia my0s Krei-
kalla on tarpeeksi huolia taiste-
lusuunnitelmia jarJestellessaan
Aasian aavoille alueil!e.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-07-23
Pastori Kva1e menettaa ,1imityk-
sensa kongressiin.

Benson, Mimi, heinak. 20 p.
Piirituomari Albert johnson
on nyttemnin antanut paat0ksen,
eta pastori Q. Y. Kvaie ei ole
oikeutettu saamaan republikaa-
ninuolueen nimitysta kongressiin
seitsemannesta vaalipiirista. Nj
mitys siten siirtyy nykyiselle
kongressimiehelle A. j. Volstea-
ollie, jonka pastori Kyale volt
ii nimitysvaaleissa.
Oikeudenkaynnin nlmityksen
johdosta alkoi Is aanestaiaa tas-
sa vaaHpiirissa silla perusteella,
eta Kvale olisi rikkonur vaali-
lakeja, kutsumalla Volsteadia
jumalankieltajaksi ia pilkkaajak-
81. Todistuskappaleiksl esitettiin
erinaisiia otteita hanen puheis-
taan ia kirjoituksistaan. .
Antamassaan paat0 0ksessa lau-
SUI tuomari johnson, eta moi
set vaalitaistelutavat '.muodos-
tavat tahallisen, vakavaluontoi-
sen ia huomattayan Walton vaali-
lakien rikkomukse iolla ei ole
mitaan oikeutusta, eika puolus-
tusta. .
Pastori Kvalen lakinlies on an
tanut ymmartaa eta han tulee.
vetoamaaln asian ylempaan oikeu-
teen. ..8
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-07-23
Kolnlllunistien kuu-
lustelu Chicagossa

| onlCdSU, LIS, ueluak. ~ %. -
Miljoneeri-k ri-kommunistin William
Bross Lloydin ia yhdeksantoista
mum kom1nunistin kuulustelu
edelleen jatkuu taalla.
/ Taman paivan huomatuimmat
todistajat olivat Seattlen entinen
pormestari Ole Hanson, joka saa-
yutti kuuluisuutta Seattlen suur
lakon aikana Hanet oil haastet-
tn todistamaan kantaian puolel-
ia tarkoituksella todistaa, eta
Seattlen lakko oil osa suuremmas-
ia suunnitelmasta, jonl1a mukaan
pitt saada bolshevistinen vallan-.
kumous maassa aikaan.
Ieisena odiistaja ozai t1lnnett,u1lt
ty0vaenjohtaja James Duncan,
joka oil ehdokkaana Sealtlen por-
mestarin vaalissa, mutta vahalla
havisi. Entinen sotilas yoitti ha-
net kiihkeassa vaalitaistelussa.
Todistajain ioukossa oil my0s
Harry j. Wilson, joka toimi sa-
lapollisina, mutta naytellen tyy-
tymattoman sotilaan osaa, yhtyi
sotilasten jarjest00n. tullen hei,
dan iohtajikseen.
Mama kolme henkil0a olivat
paahenkil0ita kuuluisassa Seatt-
len lakossa. Oikeudenkaynnin
kuluessa ovat he kerranneet yk-
sityiskohtaisesi tuon jit tilaisnavt-
telman vaiheet, kukin omalla
kannaltaan ia kukin kertoen
oman osuutensa ia kokemuksensa
siina.
Ole Hanson sanoi m. m, eta
kun han tamrnik. 6 (. 1919 kavi
Union Record lehden painossa,
oil STELLA iloa ia riemua. Hanel-
lie vastattiin eta Roosevelt on
kuollut; han oil meidan tiellam-
me. Saman paivan !ehaessa sa-
nottiin, eta kansan on vaikea
loytaa toista. johtajaa, joka vol
min vakuuttavasti johtaa maata
harhaan.
Ole Hanson todisti my6s, eta
eraassa kokouksessa lausuttiin,
eta jos ei saavuteta tarkoituspe-
riamme aanestyslipun avulla, on
turvauduttava kuulien Kayttoon.
Vastapuolen todistajat tulevat
esiintymaan seuraav;ra paivina.
esittaen asiat omalta kdnnaltaan.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-07-23
.I,isaioukkoja Mesopotamiaan.

Lontoo, heinak. 20 p Hal
iitnksen sotasihteeri Winston
Churchill ilmoittii, eta snuri
maara lisaj kkoia on maaraatty
Indiasta Mesop opotam amiaan tukahut-
tamaan arap ialaisten kapinaa
STELLA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
DR.. 4. H. TAYLOR WINS
RIFLE MATCH HONORS

DIR. II. II. Taylor. OF San Diego. Tor
merly of this city and the son of Hen
ry J. Taylor of Pendleton, won the
gold medal in the individual small
bore California championship rifle
match held recently at the Marine
Corps range in LaJolla. San Diego
riflemen won the championship IN
both individual and team ma.ches'
and the medals that were at stake
Dr. Taylor heads the list of riflemen
in the summary. having made score
of As in the 200 yard slow fire against
an eight-inch bullseye and perfect 80
in the 100 yards rapid fire against
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
HUMAN FLY FALLS
FROM HOTEL WALL
(By United Press.)

ST. CATHARINES. Ont, June 26.-
Charles Hutchinson, known as the
human fly" fell IS feet from the
cornice of the Welland Hotel when a
knot at the end of the rope came un-
done during one of his stunts yester-
day. Two thousand people say him
fall. Physicians said he will not re-
cover.
Hutchinson had climbed the face
of the building and had started to
climb the rope over the cornice. He
slipped purposely, giving a feigned cry
of alarm. but the cry took a note of
real terror when he felt the knot,
which should have stopped him, yield.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
People Here and There

II Judge Stephen A. Lowell. one of the
pioneer lawyers of Pendleton. left this
morning for Ontario on legal business
Bob Cronin, sporting editor for the
Seattle Times. is visitor In the city,
He was formerly sporting editor for
the Oregon Journal and is former
Pendleton high school football player.
Mr.. Cronin is here as. the guest Of his
mother. Mrs. M. ]. Cronin and OF his
brother. Lester Cronin.
Nico J. Byidenstein left on No. 81
last night to spend Saturday in Port
land on business. He is planning TO
return to Pendleton in the morning.
.------
Il. C. Macy. who has been In the dry
cleaning and pressing business at Bur-
ley, Idaho. IN in Pendieton today look
ing for n location. He plans to open
a busint y here providing she7can get
quarters, he says. Hss
II. II. Blydenstein IL; planning to
leave tomorrow night on an extensive
trip which will consume between six
and nine months and take him to
lands across the Atlantic. He Will first
go to Bakersfield. CAT. TO visit his
brother. II. q. Blydenstein. formerly
of Pendleton. Thence he viii go to
Toronto. where he formerly resided.
and from where he Joined the Cana
dian army Mt the outbreak of>the war.
Later in the summer he plans 10 go to
England and Holland on a visit to rel
atives. II will be early In 1924 when
he returns to Pendleton. Mr.. Blyden-
stein spent four years in Europe with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

counties Iioadwork is progressing In
Mjnam canyon on the Ia crande to
4. Joaeph highway, he said. but paving
at Union has been delayed by the re-
quest Of the crew for niger pay.
Don Pruitt. OF Stanfeld II In the
cit, today
II. Alexander returned last night
from Portland where he spent Shrine
week.
w. r. Brock. deputy potentate, re-
turned today from Portland after be-
ing in that city for the Shrine cere-
monial. Mr.. Brock joins with other
local people In praise OF the conven-
tion and of the beauty of the parades.
He states that the Pendleton mounted
patrol was lucky in securing good posi-
tions in the lines of march.
William l.. Jewell, of the Pilot Rock
country. was in the city today on bus
mess
Uncle Sam is constantly adding to
his machinery for grinding out taxes,
says Cecil COsper, expert accountant
who has returned from Washington,
ID. C. Mr.. Cosper states that because
OF the great intricacy involved in the
collection of special taxes, new divi-
sions are created, among them the in
ventory division. This section pro-
vides for the checking up OF inven-
tories. The primary object of Mr.
Cospers visit east was to secure spec
ial consideration for three of his clients
who paid excess tax profits. and he
states that his visit was very success
full.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

five inch bullseye.
Besides first honors in the individ-
ual match. DIR. Taylor won second in
the California league match, in which
a u. S. government rifle, with service
ammunition and sights. was used.
The u S. Marines conducted the
match in true military stvie. 1t was
considered by the oldest civilian rifle
men to be the best they had ever wit
messed. SO perfectly was the match
conducted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Sch. ol Taxcs Not Lower.

Special school taxes for the various
districts in the coui ~ are not to. be
lower for this year than for last year.
Assessor C. p. Strain said today. Ow-
ing to increased teachers salaries.
building and other improvements.
many of the districts are obliged to
pay a higher tax. The benefits from
the two mill tax are purely relative.
he points out districts special tax.
in most cases. being lowered to the
extent that the distribution of this
tax makes possible. In most districts
the two mill tax will return more than
the district pays out. vet. because OF
other needs in the district. the special
tax may still be greater than for last
year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
BOMB PLOT
ACC0MPLlCE QUESTIONED
(By Associated Press.)

screment, former member of the
Canadian parliament. who was arrest
ed in Chicago May s in connection with
the "Nicky'' Arnstein bond plot case,
was called before the immigration Of
ficials at Ellis Island yesterday TO
show cause why he should not be de-
ported to Canada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Sues to ForecIose Mortgage.

B. l.. Burroughs today brought cult
against George Viches. George Gean-
akopulos ct al to foreclose a mortgage
on buildings at Rieth owned by the
defendants, in the sum of s10,2S7.T9.
Additional sums of $375.20, for insur-
ance. and $1,000 for attorney fees. are
asked. Raley. Raley & Steiwer are at
torneys for the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

the Canadian forces. in France, the
Balkans and Egypt.
---i-----
"How's the gasoline s!tuation." was
jthe first thought which Bob Simpson
put in words this morning after arriv-
ing home from the Shrine convention
| In Portlnnd. Gasoline worries were
were not for him during the busy
week just past. as he was one of the
Pendleton club which made such big
hit In the parade there.
Not a single bad man took advan-
tage OF the absence of Sheriff Till Tay-
lor this week TO put anything over on
the inhabitants OF Pendleton or the
county. The seriff. one of the many
Shriners from here to attend the con-
vention at Portland. arrived home this
morning and reported all well.
-
u. c., Reeder Is here from Nye to-
day and says that crops give every in
dication OF splendid yield at the
coming harvest.
Indians OF the Umatilla reservation
who added much to the western touch
to the recent Shrine convention in
Portland, returned TO Pendleton today
in charge of Glen Bushee. "Chief Tall
Pine" Mr. and Mrs. Bushee report
one of the most interesting conven-
tions they have ever attended.
NJ o. Bennett. state highway engi-
neer in charge of this district. return
ID this morning from a tour Of in
spection into Wallowa and Union
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
PARIS ATTORNEYS FIGHT
DUEL, NEITHER WOUNDED

PARIS. June 26.-M. Moro Giafferi,
who was counsel for former Premier
Caillaux in his recent trial. fought
dual yesterday with another attorney
Henri Torres. over a personal matter.
Two shots We're exchanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Coalition Opposes

SAN FRANCISCO. June 26.--Coali-
ton forces Palmer and Cox are afoot
here to prevent the nomination of Nc
Adoo. Cox leaders. after a conference
today told Palmer emissaries that they
favored the attorney general as a vice
presidential nominee but did not be-
lieve he could be elected to the pres
idency.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

The sheriff's jury in the case of the
Central Meat Market VS.. Joe Smalley
ct ux yesterday, evening found for the
defendant. The jury was called to set
tie the rights of property of an auto
mobile attached in the action.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Marriage License Issued.

The county clerk today issued
marriage license to James p. Fuigham
and Miss Lucille Voshell. both of Pen
dleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Mc.ADoO BOOSTERS
Continued from page l.)

Amidon said there would not be any
fireworks and noise about the McAdoo
campaign. I'VE do not do any boost
ing" he said, the candidacy does not
require it
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Texas For McAdoo

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-Pos,
master General Burleson who arrived
here during the night declared that
he and the entire Texas delegation
would vote for the nomination of Nc
Adoo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

Don Pruitt. Of stanfield is in the
city today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

II. Alexander returned last night
from Portland where he spent Shrine
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

William L. Jewell, of the Pilot Rock
country. was in the city today on bus
mess.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26


pioneer LAWYERS OF rendieton left this Balkans and Egypt
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-26
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
PREVENTS APPENDICITIS

Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, removes
all foul, accumulated poisonous mat
ter from BOTH upper and lower bowel
and prevents appendicitis. Relieves
ANY CASE gas on stomach or con-
stipation. The INSTANT pleasant
action of Adler-i-ka surprises both
doctors and patients. A business man
reports great benefit in long stand
ing case of Indigestion and sour st6m-
ach. Edward Shepard, druggist.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-26
Cats Tell the Time Of Day.

In various parts of Turkey the watch
and the clock are extremely rare, but
the natives have an exceedingly in
genious way of apprOximating the time
and some of them hit 1t with consid-
cradle accuracy. They locate two car
dinal points Of the compass and then,
folding their, hands together in such a
manner that, the forefingers point up
ward and in opposite directions, they
observe the shadow cast. In the morn
ing or the evening at certain known
hours one finger or the other will point
directly at the sun. A comparison Of
the two shadows will determine the
hours between. Another system fol-
lowed in Turkey and some other coun-
tries of the Orient Is to observe the
eyes Of cat. Early In the morning
and evening the pupils are round. At
9 and o'clock they are oval and at
noon they consist of a narrow slit.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-26

Tens of thousands of children like this
one, besides men and women, are living
today who without relief would have
persisted.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-30
Contained Enough Dynamite to
Blow Up Neighborhood Says
the Police.
PLATFORMS CROWDED
Employees Questioned to Learn II Any
Extremists or Strikers Of tho
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co.
Had Been Seen In Vicinity.

New York-A dynamite bomb with
q lighted fuse was discovered in q
wash room of the Reid avenue station
Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit elevat-
ed lines by a policeman. He ex-
tinguished the fuse.
At q police station it was found the
package held bomb containing
enough dynamite to blow up the
neighborhood."
The elevated platforms which are
usually high at this point, were crowd.
ed with scores of people.
Investigation into the planting" Of
the bomb was startled Immediately in
Brooklyn. Employees were questioned
in an effort to learn If extremists or
strikers Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company, which operates the line, had
been seen in the vicinity.
New Horse Clue Found.
At the same time announcement
came from police headquarters that a
tag found In Wall street near the horse
attached to the death cart had been
identified as one issued by the health
department in 1918 to the Reid Ice
Cream company Of Brooklyn, certify.
ing that the horse was not afflicted
with glanders. Detectives left imme.
.'diately to question company officials
as to whether the horse had been sold
within the last two years.
After one week o! investigation Of
the explosion that spread death and
terror in Wall street last Thursday,
officials still CROPPED for light that
might lead to solution.
~ Many Clues Discarded.
Literally scores Of clues, stories ana
conjectures have been sifted by opera
tives of the Department of Justice and
local authorities without result.
3 Despite the varied stories, however,
William J. Flynn, chief OF the Depart.
ment Of Justice agents, was as positive
as ever that the tragedy was the re.
suit Of pre-arranged plot Of anar.
chists. He characterized as plain
bunk" renewed stories that It was
accidental, and predicted that those
responsible would ultimately be
brought to Justice. 1T was criminal
outrage" he declared, I'VE are positive
Of that, and we are going ahead on
that theory"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-30

pure socialist ticket in the field and
take 5000 votes from the league anG
insure its certain defeat. And this
club is being worked overtime.
The fight against Lemke results, il
is declared, from the charges of the
Minot group that Lemke has used
the league to further his own wild po-
litical dreams of power as the dictator
Of North Dakota and national figure
as United States senator.
John Hagan is the only Nonparti-
san official with personal organ,
with the exception of Bill Lemke. Ha-
gan has full control of the Crane
Forks American, which after long
fight, he has succeeded in making in
dependent of all other league publ
cations. John B. Brown, who through
Hagan was made secretary of the
Workmen's compensation Board and
who has always been with the-Hagan
faction, and E. E. Vessel, forme~
associate of Browns, are in full
charge of Hagan's daily.
Lemke, of course, is reputed to be
in full control of the Courier-News
and all league weeklies of the STATE.
Governor Frazier tries to be neutral,
but it is known that he is favorable
to the Lemke faction. altho,1ph he was
much peeved this spring because he
was not endorsed as United States
senator. Just why Lemke refused
to do this is not known, but talk in
league circles is that Hagan was the
only available candidate for governor
i and if he was elevated to that posi-
ton and elected, it would place him
in commanding position-just wha:
Lemke did not want. Then President
Ladd has been building a big wax
machine and he wanted to try it gu:
either in a race for governor or SER
ator.
Thus in the shuttle Hagan lost out,
and was compelled to take his old
berth. Thus setback, his adherents
say, is only temporary and whether
Lemke wins or loses in his race for
attorney general, they are going to
force him off Of the executive commit
tee of the National body.