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The Red Flame: April 1920, Citizens Economy League

North Dakota Politics - Publications

April 1920 issue of "The Red Flame," published by the Citizens Economy League in Bismarck. This monthly magazine "was devoted entirely to attacks upon the League and the state administration and to promoting I.V.A. (Independent Voters' Association) candidates." (Political Prairie Fire by Robert Morlan, page 267)

The Red Flame: March 1920, Citizens Economy League

North Dakota Politics - Publications

March 1920 issue of "The Red Flame," published by the Citizens Economy League in Bismarck. This monthly magazine "was devoted entirely to attacks upon the League and the state administration and to promoting I.V.A. (Independent Voters' Association) candidates." (Political Prairie Fire by Robert Morlan, page 267)

The Red Flame: February 1920, Citizens Economy League

North Dakota Politics - Publications

February 1920 issue of "The Red Flame," published by the Citizens Economy League in Bismarck. This monthly magazine "was devoted entirely to attacks upon the League and the state administration and to promoting I.V.A. (Independent Voters' Association) candidates." (Political Prairie Fire by Robert Morlan, page 267)

The Red Flame: January 1920, Citizens Economy League

North Dakota Politics - Publications

January 1920 issue of "The Red Flame," published by the Citizens Economy League in Bismarck. This monthly magazine "was devoted entirely to attacks upon the League and the state administration and to promoting I.V.A. (Independent Voters' Association) candidates." (Political Prairie Fire by Robert Morlan, page 267)

Poems Of Henry Kendall, Henry Kendall

Settler Literature Archive

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"The Nonpartisan League: Its Birth, Activities And Leaders" By William Langer, 1920, William Langer

William Langer Papers

North Dakota Attorney General William Langer published "The Nonpartisan League: Its Birth, Activities and Leaders" in 1920. Printed by the Morton County Farmers Press in Mandan, the book is 240 pages in length. In it, Langer promises to provide "THE REAL FACTS" regarding the Nonpartisan League.

Poems, Adam Lindsay Gordon

Settler Literature Archive

No abstract provided.

The High School Curriculum, Soren Olaf Kolstoe

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

The Literature Of Social Protest In England From 1300-1600, Constance M. Stegenga

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

The Statistical And Psychological Analysis Of Ability In Arithmetic : Based Upon The Data From A Co-Operative Study Of The Courtis Standard Test In Arithmetic, Series B, Forms No. 1 And 2, Oscar Myking Mehus

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Connections And Correspondences Between The Romantic Movement In English Literature And The Beginnings Of The Romantic Movement In Norse Literature, Hans Martin Holm

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Letter From Attorney General Langer To P. B. Rognli Regarding T. H. Druen, November 12, 1919, William Langer

William Langer Papers

Letter dated November 12, 1919 from William Langer to P.B. Rognli responding to Rognli's letter of November 7, 1919 regarding a plea Rognli received from T.H. Druen. Langer has reviewed Druen's plea and there is no question in Langer's mind that Druen received absolute justice.

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"A Plea to the Public and the Taxpayers of North Dakota for Justice" by Dr. T. H. Druen, Undated

Letter from P. B. Rognli to Attorney General Langer Regarding T. H. Druen, November 7, 1919

Letter from F. E. Packard for Attorney General Langer to P. B. Rognli Regarding T. H. Druen, November …

Letter From P. B. Rognli To Attorney General Langer Regarding T. H. Druen, November 7, 1919, P.B. Rognili

William Langer Papers

In this letter, dated November 7, 1919, from P. B. Rognli of Esmond, North Dakota (ND) to ND Attorney General William Langer, Rognli informs Langer of a "plea," which he encloses with this letter, that Rognli writes was handed to him by "a party who had received it from one of the prisoners at the Penitentiary." The plea in question is written by Dr. T. H. Druen, who claims to be the innocent victim of a conspiracy to frame him for the death of his young daughter, dreamed up by a Deputy States Attorney who, he claims, also seduced his …

Letter From F. E. Packard For Attorney General Langer To P. B. Rognli Regarding T. H. Druen, November 10, 1919, F.E. Packard

William Langer Papers

In this letter, dated November 10, 1919, from F. E. Packard on behalf of North Dakota Attorney General to P. B. Rognli, Packard acknowledges receipt of Rognli's letter and writes that Langer is currently out of the city, but will be made aware of Rognli's letter on his return.

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"A Plea to the Public and the Taxpayers of North Dakota for Justice" by Dr. T. H. Druen, Undated

Letter from P. B. Rognli to Attorney General Langer Regarding T. H. Druen, November 7, 1919

Letter From Attorney General Langer to P. B. Rognli Regarding T. H. Druen, November …

The Red Flame: November 1919, Citizens Economy League

North Dakota Politics - Publications

This is the inaugural issue of "The Red Flame," published by the Citizens Economy League in Bismarck. This monthly magazine "was devoted entirely to attacks upon the League and the state administration and to promoting I.V.A. (Independent Voters' Association) candidates." (Political Prairie Fire by Robert Morlan, page 267)

Jim Jam Jems: September 1919, Sam H. Clark

North Dakota Politics - Publications

September 1919 edition of Jim Jam Jems. This issue includes articles on America's war record, the anti-vaccination perspective of North Dakotans, and the lynching of a black man in Georgia.

Jim Jam Jems: June 1919, Sam H. Clark

North Dakota Politics - Publications

June 1919 edition of Jim Jam Jems. This issue includes articles on the crime of chiropractic practice, money grabs in the vaudeville industry, and simultaneous support of white supremacy and criticism of it as it pertained to World War I.

Letter From Sarles, Nd Village Marshal Alvah Phillebaum To Attorney General Langer, February 10, 1919, Alvah Phillebaum

William Langer Papers

In this letter, dated February 10, 1919, from Sarles, North Dakota (ND) Village Marshal Alvah Phillebaum to ND Attorney General Langer regarding difficulties in prosecuting "booze and gambling" cases due to interference from George McLean. Phillebaum also expresses concern and opinions regarding the "D** case" (State v. Stepp).

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Letter from G. Grimson to Attorney General Langer Regarding Initial Proceedings in Stepp Case, January 18, 1919

Statement of Ernest and Matilda D** Regarding Initial Proceedings in Stepp Case, February 10, 1919

Letter From Mr. and Mrs. E. L. D** to Attorney General Langer Regarding Mrs. Hiram Stepp Threatening Their …

Letter From G. Grimson To Attorney General Langer Regarding Initial Proceedings In Stepp Case, January 18, 1919, Gudmunder Grimson

William Langer Papers

In this letter, dated January 18, 1919, from States Attorney for Cavalier County, North Dakota (ND) Gudmundur Grimson to ND Attorney General William Langer, Grimson provides a chronological account of the steps he took upon hearing the D** family's accusation that Hiram J. Stepp of Sarles, North Dakota had raped and impregnated their teenage daughter F******* in February 1918. Grimson describes his initial interviews in December 1918 with the D**s, Stepp, and Stepp's nephew Larry who was also a person of interest in the alleged crime, as well as the events that led to Judge Kneeshaw's dismissal of the case …

"A Plea To The Public And The Taxpayers Of North Dakota For Justice" By Dr. T. H. Druen, Undated, T.H. Druen

William Langer Papers

In this undated statement, Dr. T. H. Druen, an inmate at the North Dakota State Penitentiary, claims he is innocent of the murder of his young daughter and is the subject of a conspiracy hatched by George Ryerson, States Attorney for Renville County. Druen further alleges that he did not receive a fair trial from Judge Alexander Burr.

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Letter from P. B. Rognli to Attorney General Langer Regarding T. H. Druen, November 7, 1919

Letter from F. E. Packard for Attorney General Langer to P. B. Rognli Regarding T. H. Druen, November 10, 1919

Letter From Attorney General …

Commencement: June 19, 1918, University Of North Dakota

UND Commencement Programs

UND Commencement program from June 19, 1918.

Frederick Steines, The First German Schoolmaster West Of The Mississippi : A Poet, Maria Elisabeth Steining

Theses and Dissertations

It has been my pleasure to study the life and works of Friedrich Steines to some extent. He is an interesting character for he was one of the strong pioneers on the western frontier in the days of 1834 when St. Louis was a small town. Especially is he interesting from an educational point of view because of hie progressive ideas and because he was the first German schoolmaster west of the Mississippi River. But he was not only a teacher. He has also left us a number of fine poems.

It is the purpose of this paper to give …

Secondary Education In North Dakota An Historical Sketch, John S. Bjornson

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Jim Jam Jems: January 1918, Sam H. Clark

North Dakota Politics - Publications

January 1918 edition of Jim Jam Jems. This issue includes articles on the business of war, inhumane scientific tests on dogs, and a fatal divorce and battle for custody.

Milton's Use Of Classic Material, Ada Jensen

Theses and Dissertations

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Some Problems Of City School Supervision, John Howard Bradley

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Notary Public Certificate, 1917, Thomas Hall, Lynn J. Frazier

William Langer Papers

Shortly after he was elected Attorney General in November 1917, William Langer became a notary public for the state of North Dakota. Notary publics officially witness the signing of important documents for legal purposes. Secretary of State Thomas Hall and Governor Lynn Frazier signed the certificate on November 28, 1917.

Jim Jam Jems: November 1917, Sam H. Clark

North Dakota Politics - Publications

November 1917 edition of Jim Jam Jems. This issue includes articles on the hypocrisy of the church, a dog wedding, and mariticide as an alternative to divorce.

Herbert Hoover To Edwin Ladd On Arrest Of Powers Elevator Agent, 1917, Herbert Hoover

William Langer Papers

In 1917, North Dakota Attorney General William Langer called for the arrest of a Powers Elevator Agent for complying with a United States Food Administrations guideline that forbid the storage of wheat for more than thirty days. In this letter dated September 7, 1917, Herbert Hoover, Director of the Food Administration, wrote to Dr. Edwin Ladd, an administrator of North Dakota's food laws, to ask Ladd to intercede with Governor Lynn Frazer and the Attorney General to stop the prosecution. Hoover quoted extensively from a letter he recently sent to Representative George Young regarding the situation.

Herbert Hoover was the …

Commencement: June 18, 1917, University Of North Dakota

UND Commencement Programs

UND Commencement program from June 18, 1917.