The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-22
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Three Candidates
For Leading Jobs
Offered Thursday

leges through the fact that so much
land has been removed from the tax
rolls through mortgage foreclosures
by the Bank Of North Dakota tina:
the remaining taxpayers cannot raise
sufficient funds to keep their schools
open. Surely 1t does not need any
governmental survey commission tc
discover such intolerable conditions.
We favor legislation, state and ma
tional, which will permit the farmer
to be refinanced at a lower rate Of
interest.
Score State Departments
1--WE pledge the Democratic party
of Burleigh county to work actively
against the practice Of nepotism en-
ployed in the state and all subdivi-
sions in these DAYS Of unemployment.
We condemn the employment Of
whole families on the state pay rolls
while heads OF families capable OF
holding such positions are out OF en-
ployment. No legislative enactments
are necessary to correct this practice
Common decency should dictate its
immediate elimination.
I'm the construction of the new
state capitol we urge upon the cap
itol commission the Importance of
using North Dakota material wher-
ever possible and the employment o;
North Dakota labor at fair wage
scale in preference to outside labor
We believe that the contractors OF the
state as we'll as our state architects
are entitled to every consideration in
this matter"
Fargo-S. J. Doyle Of Fargo was
Endorsed for the u. S. senate by the
Cass county Democratic convention.
The convention instructed the CaSs
delegation to the state convention to
vote as unit for Doyle as long as
his name remained before the con-
vention. His was the only indorse-
ment of the county convention.
Sixteen delegates to the state con-
vention were elected: Colonel M. A.
Hildreth, Doyle. w. S. Hooper, P. j.
Higgins. Dewey Pierce. L. c. Walla,
Cap E. Miller, D. J. Mccarthy. and
E. j. Hughes, all Of Fargo: Morris
KATE of Casselton. Max Strehlow of
Kindred. DR.. H. ]. Leigh and H. E.
Chapman of Tower City: p. ]. Cum
mings of Casselton, John Otis of
Kindred and T. j. Ross of Arthur
Cass county is entitled to II votes
at the state convention. Each dele
gate will have half a vote and Dun
bar Cole Of Fargo. county chairman,
Mrs. Hildreth, member of the execu-
tive committee. and Harry Lashkowitz
of Fargo. acting secretary, will have
full vote each.
A committee of five was appointed
by Cole for the purpose of nominate
ing state legislative ticket from Cass
county.
Grand Forks-Grand Forks county
Democrats rode roughshod over the
senatorial aspirations Of two Grand
Forks men, George A. Duis and Fred
B. Mclean. and instructed 10 county
delegates to vote as unit at the
state convention for Tracy r. Bangs,
the third candidate of this city. for
the Democratic nomination as U. S.
senator.
County Chairman e. J. Collette was
nominated for representative in the
sixth district, and seventh district
nominations were D. G. Cunningham
Of Reynolds for representative and
Floyd s. Dean of Hatton for senator.
Delegates elected to the state con-
vention at New Rockford April % are
Jerome Dunlevy, Dave Kelly, j. Mel
son Kelly, Mrs. Norman Ness, Miss
Lucille Rose, Mrs. Ralph Lynch. D. F.
MCGOWAN, j. G. Walker, Bangs,
Ralph Lynch, Henry Kennedy, G. j.
OKeefe, Albert Brenna, Henry Holt
and J. c. Gannaw of Grand Forks.
Mr.. Cunningham of Reynolds, Mr..
Dean of Hatton, Jerome Maddox of
Washington township. N. N. Nelson
of Emerald. and F. A. Simon Of Mich
igan township.
Ex-officio delegates are Chairman
Collette, Secretary Alvin Purcell Of
the county committee and District