The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
SINCLAIR FILES AT 4
LATE HOUR TO MAKE
INDEPENDENT RACE
Congressman to Campo ! Q n
With Nye Who Will Speak for
Him and Tom Noodle
CANDIDACY IS APPLAUDED
Communist Party-Workers,
Farmers, Covsrnm . n e.
Launches Full Slate
CANDIDACY IS APPLAUDED

The November election ballot n
North Dakota will carry the names
Of State Treasurer Alfred Dale Is {
tor United States senator
and Congressman J. H. Sinclair q 4
candidate to succeed himself.
One recall election against . state
senators-q. A. Jones Of Ward cunty-
will be held II petitions filed against
him are sufficient. A second recall
against State Senator James r
Cain, has failed.
These developments were outstand.
ing Friday with the time for filing
nominating and recall petitions fol
the Nvember electin expired. Mid
night Thursday night was the dead.
line.
Congressman Sinclair late Thurs
day filed for reelection q IN
individual candidate, giving his party
designation as Progressive Non-Par
isan Republican"
At the same time he announced hi
intended to plan his campaign timer.
ary IN conjunction with that Of United
States Senator Gerald p. Nye, junior
senator, who will speak on behalf o.
Sinclair and Tom Noodle. Democratic
gubernatorial nominee.
Sinclair said that since he has m.
nounced his intention to run q Indie.
pendent candidate, he has "receivet
thousands Of letters Of encouragement
from people supporting me who neve,
did before"
Sinclair pointed out he was 'in {
strategic position @ . member Of tn
house appropriation committee to get
more than any new man could get. NJ
new man would get on the committed
for q number Of years.
MY record has been q consistent
one-l00 per cent for the farmers ane
workers Of the state"
A complete slate Of state and nation.
al candidates was filed by the Com.
munist party.
WIN Establish Party
Dale's name was filed Is an indi-
vidual candidate with "Farmer-La-
Dor Party" designation as the first
move to formally establish that par
ty In North Dakota.
Dale said: THE only motive in
permitting my name to be filed for
the office Of senator Is to enable the
Progressives OF North Dakota to have
q distinct party IS In Minnesota,
Wisconsin and other states. Under
the state law 1t is necessary to es-
tablish the party for the primary
election in 1886"
Phillip Heiling. Valley City. secre-
tary Of the proposed Farmer-Labor
party, said: Feeling that the issue
in the coming election in this state is
clearly defined, the Farmer-Labor
party will indorse only one candidate
necessary to establish the party in
this state. We do not wish to inject
. third ticket to confuse the voters.
Leaders Of the third party move
ment conferred until q late hour
Thursday night, and filed their can
didate about IN hour before mid
night. Charles Leissman, deputy SEC
rotary Of state. accepted the nomin-
ating petitions.
Cain Recall Fails
The recall movement against Cain
failed when the sponsors were un-
able to obtain sufficient petitions
30 per cent Of the electors who voted
for governor ut the last election.
County Auditor A. 8. Ward Of Stark
county said he would have accepted
the petitions up to midnight.
The Nonpartisan League faction AZ
filiated with the group headed by
ousted Governor william LANCER led
the recall movement against Cain in
Stark county. They indicated that
with the time past for putting Cain
up for recall 1t the November 8 cleo
ton, the move would be abandoned,
although the petitions could be filed
at : late date and = special election
forced.
In Ward county. petitions were fill
ed late Thursday. but have not yet
been checked. Withdrawals Of sign
ers will Be permitted, County Audi
tor A. q. Torgerson indicated. but
leaders Of the recall claimed they had
several hundred names over the num-
Der required. DR.. N. B. Livingston OF
Ainot has been chosen by the LANCER
faction Of the league to oppose Jones
in the recall. Jones Is . Nonpartisall
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