Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-09
JOINT ACTION
IS VOTED FOR
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Erainn as chairman. way appointed
by Chairman SpaldinS to present to
the committee today q resolution coy
cring the points suggested in the l.
V. A.
Tho Resolution.
This resolution was accordingly pre-
scented this morning n adopted by
the committee. 1t is as follows:
"We. your committee named TO pre-
pare and submit to this committee
a motion covering the matter Of the
appointment of IL committee of Is Re
publieans to act with a like number
Of Democrats to be named by the
Dmocratic state central committee
and a like number of members 10 be
named by. the state committee o. the
Independent: Voters asso:iation. to
comprise a joint campaign committee
| Of As. offer the following motion and
move its adoption:
THAT the chairman Of the real Re-
publican state central committee be
and he is hereby authorized and cnl-
powered to name a committee of Is
Republicans to consist of eight mon
anu, seven women. SUCH rHlellDeTS SO
named as such committee of Is, to act
with a like number of Democrats ap-
pointed by the Democratic state cen
trail committee. inc a committee of
like n of members appointed
| by the state committee of the indie
pendent Voters association. the whole
TO comprise a committed to be known
as'thet tnttcommittee of As; that the
Is Republicans so, named shall be,
/ ,~I ,ye 80 ;yo a,,I
toE. consider with the, said Democrats
80 named and the said Nv. A. mem
bcrs Of the said committee of IS so
named and devise ways and means
of. conducting the, coming campaign in
this state in a amer best suited to
insure the election in November of
| state officials and members of the
legislative assembly opposed to So
cialism.
Convention Question.
THAT it is the thought of the Re
publican state committee that such
joint committee OF IS shall organizes
and meet at the earliest practical mo-
ment for the consideration Of matters
respecting the campaign. and that as
soon thereafter as may be, the Repub-
ltcan members Of such committee of
45 shall report back to this, the Re-
publican, state committee the results
Of their deliberations and joint &C
ktion. That thereafter If not inconsis-
,tent with such report Of action as talk
en- By such joint committee of As.
the chairman of this Republican state
Contra! committee shall issue a call
for a. state Republican convention for
the purpose Of endorsing all candi-
dates to be voted for at the June pri-
maries, such convention to be held at
the place designated by this Republi-
can state committee representatives
there to be upon a basis Of %apportion-
ment fixed by the chairman of this
committee
FE1leral Politics Side Tracked.
1t is the general feeling of the com
mittee' that the campaign to prevent
the Nonpartisan league from regain
ing control of the STATE is Of para
mount importance on which questions
,.of federal politics have no bearing,
and should not be allowed to intrude.
If there is n discussion Of the
politics during the present meeting it
will not be until after the questions
in connection with the state campaign
have been entirely disposed of. i.
The fact that the W phases of the
campaign are entirely separate was
clearly brought out by several speak
ers at the session "Wednesday night.
Legislature Important.
Another point on which emphasis
was laid by several Of those who
spoke Wednesday night was the i'm
portance of paying especial attention
to the election of state legislators
with a view to preventing the Non
partisan league from gaining a ma
jority in the state assembly.
The committee adjourned shortly
before / o'clock this morning and will
resume its work al. q O'clock.
: Vacancies Filled.
Two vacancies on the state central
committee were filled at the meeting
last night. Frank streeter of Linton
was chosen al committeeman, from
the 26th legislative district, consisting
OF Kidder and Emmons county. and
A. v, Swanson Of McIIenry county
was named con mitteeman from the
Saith district, :
Local Woman Present.
One woman. Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre
OF Grand Forks was present and tool
IN active part in the discussion.
Among those attending the meeting
are Chairman 3. f. Spalding. Theo'
Twichell' and Treadwell Twichell. all
Of Fargo: A B. Jackson and Frank
Hyland OF Devils Lade; John Gunder-
son%of Aneta: Matt johnson OF Bot
tineau; Col. J.. H. Frame, Grafton:
Il Robert Hughes. Wahpeton. who act.
ed as secretary: J. Dexter Pierce
4 Iarimore. and J. d.. Bacon, George
Robbins and p. o. Thorson, all OF
Grand Forks. q
DROWNED IN BUTTERMILK.
Galesburg, Ill, March 9-John
Palm, Al, drowned when he fell into
la 10000 gallon vat of :buttermilk al
Ri a irxpol voklGrF r1or nj fhio ronrs1i - = D. In,
was leaning over the top of the va
to knock the wooden forms from the
concrete recently built on the vat tc
make it higher. when he fell in, eth
err. by losing his balance or by being
overcome. by carbon dioxide fumes
from the buttermilk.
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