The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-10

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Want LANCER" but Langer's hours
were getting few and short. The next
morning came. William LANCER vacat-
ed the governors office which he so
loved. Our Acting Governor came to
take up his duties. The militia, now
under his command, came to the door
and raped. The door came open and
slammed shut right in front Of Olson's
face. Once more the rap was repeat
ed, and this time Governor Olson
walked into his new office and took
up the duties Of the State Of North
Dakota. What q mess, what . mess
did the acting governor face that
morning. There were the corridors
Just full of people marching and
walking back and forth. The legisla-
tors were getting ready to convene
at II o'clock, noon. The cries OF the
hundreds and thousands Of farmers
and workers that were going to seat
LANCER as governor. Bang! went the
great axe Of Ole Olson about 10 q. m,
that morning. That put q stop to the
legislators.
Thus, my dear friends and fellow
citizens, ended our new deal. Will
liam LANCER and his leaders still
shouting II am the peoples governor"
still dazed from the blow Of Governor
Olson's heavy axe, but walking IN
dream. The legislators were deter
mined to convene, so at II o'clock,
noon, they called the session at the
house and senate. Without quorum
in either house or senate, they ad-
journed until the next day after noon
at 2 D. m. Still in the dazed condition
because of the great axe, some Of the
real leaders Of william LANCER were
pushing, running and calling the rep
resentatives of the house. For In
stance the great labor leader, Pat.
Flanagan, was rushing back and forth
through the crowd calling and pulling
for more attendance. My dear friends
what kind of ruling Of state govern
ment would you call this? Mob rule?
WHY not? Senator Bonner, Jr., tried
hard to get quorum IN the senate
but has failed. He tried to pass q
resolution to condemn U. S. Senator
Nye and our Honorable President,
Franklin D. Roosevelt. What fine
senator you are, Senator Bonner, Jr.
A great protector Of humanity you
turned out to be.
The great march came, the number
being about $50 in all. They came
marching up the steps at the great
capital Of North Dakota, with them
a little old-time band. It played a
national hymn. Governor Olson
came out and addressed the great
big) crowd. In return they all cheer
ed him and played him the great
American hymn, "the Star Spangled
Banner" and thus ended the blood
shed that was going to destroy Ole
Olson, the acting governor.
These shouts came from one great
Labor Fakir Of Bismarck who shout
ed they are coming to eat that
Swede," but, my dear friends and
fellow men, I am afraid that you are
going to have to eat on Governor Ole
Olson for the next 6 months. I think
you are going to get pretty tired OF
/ chewing by the time the fall election
comes. I hope the people Of North
Dakota will realize the condition OF
our state and the condition Of our
government by fall.
The next step came when the Gen.
trail Republican committee meet here
| in Bismarck last week and nominated
Mrs. william LANCER for governor In
the fall election. William LANCER,
resigning as a candidate, made the
statement that he Is not eligible to
run on account Of his conviction.
My dear readers and voters Of
North Dakota, are you going to submit
your selves to woman dictatorship
or are you going out and defeat this
great falsehood Of a political machine
that has been operating in our state
In the last Is months? Are you go
ing to donate your bread and butter
to this great dictatorship Of WILL
liam Langer's and let the government
feed you? It Is just too bad for
you LANCER sympathizers that you
can not see your way clear. That
moratorium he has made and all the
relief he has given you! You still
think 1t Is William LANCER that paved
the way, but give president Roose-
welt these honors, my dear fellow
farmers and workers. Wake up and
read the, opposite side Of the story
! and don't only read the Leader
: LANCER published paper. Read some
other paper and get the low down or
the Leader and then weigh the pre-
ponderance Of the two stories. You
will find that the Leader has been mis-.
. leading you all and Is still misleading
you farmers. The Leader says that
Governor Ole Olson called the militil
to hd the farmers away from TIL
capital, the greatest nisleadershiI
that was ever published.
In fact, the same day that Governol
Olson took office. the doors to his Of
flee were flung wide open each AMI
!, every day, something that LANCER hi
:. never done. Well, our new deal hal
ended under Governor william Lane
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u A new deal has began. Ole Olson
, with his mighty axe has chopped tina
! | legislature to pieces. What Z saving
I the taxpayers Of North Dakota.
b Now. dear reader, once more vi
appeal to you. Think these matter
/ over. Think how your state govern
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