The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-10-20
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IS necessarily Cn0C auSpOICaCION IS
provided for the speakers from place
to place and that literature issued by
the state headquarters is distributed.
In addition to this there is q great
deal Of personal work being done.
Many noted men from all over the
nation have volunteered their services
to the League in this campaign. G. CT
Daniels, brother Of Josephus Daniels
who was secretary Of the navy during
President Wilson's administration, I.
Gushing Daniels, noted economist and
author. VIM. III. (Coin) Harvey, exc
pert on banking, Fred @. Howe, come
missioner of immigration during Pres.
ident Wilson'S administration, John
Walker, President Of the Illinois Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor, Lieutenant Cover
nor Cummings Of Wisconsin, Hon. 81.
F. Samuels Of Idaho, a party Of four
prominent South Dakota Leaguers
and Magnus johnson of Minnesota are
among those who have come to help
the farmers and workers of North Da
kota maintain their independence ct
Wall Street.
The I. ". A. bosses are depending
on their personal work among the vot-
ers to win this election. They are con-
Quoting a gumshoe campaign that for
thoroness, probably never has been
equalled in any election in this coun-
try before. "A horde of trained paid
workers have been turned loose by
them and they are now at work In
every precinct in the state. They are
peddling all kinds Of lies about the
Nonpartisan League and the state adj
ministration. Charges ranging from
free love to highway robbery + be-
ing whispered into the ears of the vot-
ers by these gumshoes: They appear
to work on the theory that the bigger
the lie the more likely it is the peo-
pie will become suspicious.
Keep the Leaguers away from the
polls; this can be done by making
them suspicious of their officials and
disguised owe the situation" is the
order Of the Nv. "A. bosses to these
workers. 1.-THE only way we can over
come this work is to have every Lea
guer see his neighbors and explain
the issue in this campaign" said
Chairman A. A. Liederbach Of the
State Executive Committee. sThe is
sue is the industrial program. If the
/. v. "A. succeed in getting their laws
and amendments approved the indus
trial program will be destroyed. II
we want the Bank of North Dakota
state farm loans, mill and elevators
and the other progressive measures
put thru by the Nonpartisan League
then we must vote mo" nine times
and also to vote for Frazier, Lemke
and Hagan.
"In filing their petitions the I. Y.
"A. dropped one Of their measures SO
there is only six to be voted on now.
The original petitions called for seven.
Two Of these were public deposits
laws, very much the same. One Of
these were dropped by the /. y. "a.
at the last moment. Hence it will now
be necessary to vote mo" six times
instead Of seven.
Every vote in the state have by
this time received q copy Of the pub
|licity pamphlet. Study. this carefully.
It gives all the constitutional amend
ments and initiated measures to be
voted on. Read them over carefully
and you will find that what we are
telling you about these proposed laws
is the fact. You must defeat them all
Vote mo- Nine Times
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