The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1936, Page 9

séee 298 5B ol af a0 Se04! mol J. M. Thompson § BROMNOARA IND: BH MWHOWAOR3 aol Jacob E. Swenson | Il pe lems Favs DRAW CLEAR ISSUE WITH STATE RIGHTS vor Federa tt Nati Relaxation Room on Rexall Trai: | Authority to Meet National Probl ue Lemke Given Strong |™="¢,s* th, besd of the Rebt-| Business Ig Resisting {foots hte the peee ot mon, heey | sorte and can ticket inthe drouth ares, where industries was maintained or i in pre- ¢ ed, th reported in its weekly | Vote of Confidence} ns reive + song rast tx, Seasonal Influences sPhaous, ta the conune | F Fargo, N. D. June been made of the vote because of 0] new york, June 26.—()—Aided by |‘ivisions a more definite uptrend was 26, % heck of county auditors opposition to Lemke. the stimulus of bonus spending, both | evident. PROG North Dakota fevesled Friday Con-| 10 the eastern pert of the state, oroduction and distribution in. major . ‘Works gressman William Lemke, prospective |checks of strategic points showed he/iines of business resisted the usuali Judge Denies ‘Vets’ | cists nated Candidate for president ‘on a third|Tecorded = good vote a a fore, seasonal influences this week and Preference in Jobs| victory. 1 : ’ Party ticket, was given a strong vote|fing behind Gov. Walter Welford,’ showed little recession of consequence : granted, it ‘ ‘ of confidence’ in Wednesday's state | Candidate for the gubernatorial Re- ¢rom the previous week, Dun & Brad- oe in Plank May Prove Major Battle primary, although unopposed for the| Publican nomination, in several) treet reported Mriday, More generous| Washington, June 26—Justice Pey- Ground’ of Presidenti Republican nomination for congress | Counties. fall commitments contributed to the|ton Gordon of the District of Colum-| Tne chief function of the a@renal sidential ay , at large. Caneda has a total of 8,490,800| expansion of wholesale volume, offset-|bia supreme court dismissed Friday| siands is to regulate use of sugar in i Election In several counties checked, he was|cattle and calves on its farms. ting the light reorders for summerjan injunction suit which sought t0/the i " , day by ® Democratic platform calling for federal authority’ te a “na tional problems” even {f « constitu. tional amendment ‘should be re- quired. The platform, adopted by th - tional convention Thursday ‘night $ beget ae Aad & clear issue gi rights” 5 arene be eyes goes Hoag) treamlined train standing in the vention at Cleveland, sing la teaeeas cane City Justice Jurisdiction Political observers, surveying cam. vention, Built specially for " ie convention purposes, the million-dollar Wild Rose 10 26 [engi tees iced hes ike Wee ee (ot the United States and Canada. Bis Long Lake 2% 48 30 40 #2 41 31 87 «St 87 «88 40 28 47 «24 OBA rt 26 28 Sh co are aa a stop here, Telfer .- 6% § # 1 RB 8 Re 6 eH GR KH Hh th cH Uh hh “ 7 —— r 4 15 «810 «2128 election, true neutrality,” resist aggression, |“surrender to the dictatorship of a| Fort Ric 27 «2100 (87) 18 ia a rH 8 19 «17 = (30 i 35 FA Pt is 2 it 36 i The balance of the De Work for peace and take the profits . 8 oe Se pikltben' was ote mocratic| out of war Profits | privileged few,” the platform said| Lincoln 19 58 4625 «655 Bt 23 45k 17s 4B 26 48GB fly @ praise for New Tariff—A promise to government has “inescapable obliga-| Apple Creek 1 2 12 81 11 ¥ 2 #817 «21 «92 «6120 «680 1B CGC dK i Hsia lséD fra Pollctes and a pledge to continue) ering of tanith herons yn om | tlons” to protect family.and home, to| Boyd ot 8 Oe ee a as 1 6065 C(O 19 10 8a a7 aT , oan AgHeOISKY Hit to cone ai y mutual) establish a democracy of opportunity| Logan 15 1 Wee 18 «12 4 12 4 2 12 5 9 3 4 9 9 1 15 12 4. 10 q mge Republicans {arabe ait ue to protect |for all the people and to aid those; Zaft . Bye dy) 8 A O10 at cee! 6 12 8 8 10 14 12 8 1 Rm: 8 6 5 While the Democratic platform said | air foreign compatteee om Uo" |overtaken by disaster. Thelma SBS 8 6 48 4 6 Bb 8 8 WB OB a ee ee that interstate activities called for] “parm ne oe Throughout the platform ran such| Driscoll 23 71 «42 «662 «648 «645 8849 8K BS OCBT CATs 4G ii CiasCisi Hi SSSCHCi«éi Csi‘ both state and federal treatment, m—The longest plank in thé! phrases as “we have taken the farm-| Sterling 16040654 0622 45K 87 KCl 8B kiss 48 21 4 386 81 thus protecting to some extent the|Pl@tform, promising continuation of |ers off the road to ruin,” “we have| McKenzi 16 59 #17 «447 «281 0 «687 «682 868k 8KCGsCiGsC‘iH (sCiiKkCi‘(i‘ikw‘ SSCA) 4B CAC isi party's traditional states’ rights pos!- ES pe erosion and domestic allot-|taken the American businessman out| Menoken 7 4 10 89 14 9 12 381 #12 «#88 «#4916 «©2987 :) «618 681068806 687) 612 6868 Ok Ok CS Yon, it specifically challenged the |™ent program with benefit payments, of the red,” and “we have given the| Gibbs 12 629 0«18 «S19 18 ss ssa C i sD S19, s16— isi KCsC‘ia] HOC Republican position. Sovernment cooperation in refinanc-|army of America’s industrial work-| Hay Ct 9 #47 #18 «42 «2 2 86260621 8K BO CTs BT 26 «87 18 “The Republican platform,” the 98 farm indebtedness, production ot ers something more substantial than| Riverview ale. ssa: a se a 8a Rk RG BE Re By rR ee a RP ee Democrats said, “proposes to meet/#ll the market will absorb, but adjust-|the Republicans’ dinner pail full of | Burnt Cre 4 39 6 8 $8 8 12 .2% 1 2 10 29 18 2% 19 #2 12 2 16 % 1 99 many pressing’ national problems (Ment to balance production with de- | promises.” Naughton 9 2 6 19% 8 #16 #9 '°1 8 16 j%5 16 18 16 18 2% 9 2 18 146 1 1 solely by action of the separate states,|™and, and commodity loans on seas- ikea ps Frances 6 8 tT MH 1 MB 1 8 1 sk Mt 18 18 a a 8? a ae a “We know that drouth, dust storms, |OD4l surpluses. qual Opportunity =| Sibley B 6 15 4 1 18 7 7 Ae Tie oY 8 7 10 5 14 7 8 2 8 6 minimum wages, maximum hours, Promote Cheap Power ae eine commer sla | Christiania a0 td 4 iM i 7 . Fe s 3 16 4 17 11 14 8 19 11 18 12 18 child labor and workt: Po atement that the issue was between Nealon 10 #18 12 14 #14 «14 ~=« «18 8 industry, monopolisic: ‘and untai[electrficatton nna? Chee me Fuel ja Republican administration that a re a ee a a business’ practices cannot be ade-|means of the “yardstick method.” | woud “restment! the people “in, the Pht eutiuthv thu kh gis & 2 23 #8 82 9S Be quately ‘handled exclusively by 481 Housing—An assertion that “our/tyrvice Of Priv [oct iedl attl 23 «10 “yee eee gira etaeteed steed ibe ureter Potcie aieabalnmety: of eaaal oppar Tne ns Rote ot bp oe F £ Rh AB FR Be ee : separate quate housing at a price which they |/0.4'" fora our neople.” 12 380 12 2 «15 #18 #18 17 #18 #18 #18 #415 #165 20 16 2 15 15 state courts, can afford” with a pledge. to extend | WNL too.eG to a government of lib- 2 35 «8 «89 «St «82 OkOTsRCDsCOL:Cs‘iiG(Csé«‘iak (Cié‘ia (G:SCiOCRCiasiCiaROCOG BH j ate one neal ae the government housing program and| 1.1 american principles,” the plat- 40 90 85 7% 56 42 55 51 54 44 39 46 51 60 5O 58 50 6 58 4 72 £58 i] a r j ef 1 6M 8 BAM 8 Bo a ee f ment,” Labor—A pledge to “protect the|P0S¢ edually, the despotism of Com Be 8 BR Oe mg a eg ge a gece H 9 10 i Rely On Constitution worker” and “guard his rights,” both |munism and the menace of concealed 0 @ 10 4 oS 8 of Sl ow lm lm of lk om Is ae ae oe 8 H ‘The platform added that the party!as wage earner and consumer ne ab seisdincabican inno 15.26 14 #2 14 2 18 #19 #18 #2 16 «2 14 #2 12 #18 #15 21 #17 «1 «16 St 4 would seek Yo, meet nese problems Monopoly—A pledge to “vi gorously deine ecuara issues em n 8 ‘2 12 #2 11 2 10 2 18 #2 12 2% 8 2 10 3 i1 2 10 OF 16 38 stitution,” but if they could not be ef-leivit provisions of the sinh lets cn ee ee Gathers i9 38 “ib “35 “i “SF “is “30 “is “26 “32 31 ff 37 2 30 3 3 we Oe fectively solved that way a “clarifying|and “restore their eftidecy.” ver in the monetary plank, no men-| Grass Lake 17 54 «21 48 184k Ts 8 4 —iakisiKHCi 8B amendment” would be sought. Relief—A dec! for work at |'10n of the World Court or the League! Wilson 8 47 14 #36 14 39 «+14 #388 18 36 9 40 17 #39 #15 #39 #18 #440 #20 82 «#417: «8% Such an amendment, the platform tion with }°! Nations in the foreign affairs) Steiber 9 2 10 128 18 2 9 2 18 #19 #183 #17 «#+18+ 18 15 16 14 #2 16 #18 «17 «46 j said, would give the states and the| state und local on use-|Plank, nothing about “crop ins Summit 8 i 8 16 12 22 15 10 1% 9 7% 1 Bk 0 8 OF aR) ae eee federal government power “adequate-/ tu) public projects. ‘ ance” which Secretary Wallace want-) Florence Lake 5 21 13 «24 «610 (2 f- 96 40° “al 8 2 98 2 1 2% 9 28 48 a8 s5 op t ly to Tegulate commerce, protect|' Civil service—A. pledge to extend|®d to mention in the farm plank, and! Hazel Grove 2.35 4 3 7 6 8 6 HH 6 8 6 “St 4° 35 882 38 eae a public health and safety and safe-/ immediately the merit system “to all |Hittle emphasis on holding companies.| ist Ward, ist Precinct 64 241 90 202 92 181 84 188 70 188 78 182 52 211 145 151 44 248 70 218 117 172 i Aside from the constitutional dec- ” :. *, 1st Ward, 3: recinct 0 3 120 26 101 41 101 } laration, major planks in the Demo-|*@¢et#! service. 'Two Dakota Girls in | 2na Ward, 1st Precinct 58 198 67 167 65 153 56 160 58 156 62 152 57 183 159 106 49 197 61 175 91 144 i cratic platform were: Cite Farm Tenancy Evil \ California Contest! 2°4 Ward, 2nd Precinct 46 167 62 132 78 114 65 118 57 122 ae ay es Ee a Money—Approval of “the objective| Farm tenants—A statement, in con- | ria 2nd Ward, ard Precinct 31 84 «645 142ssSs125—'—8G_—s«dS:C(i TNA 4B 1280 86-135 120 78 2K CCBT:s«189 BAU 4) of @ permanently sound currency so|nection with the promise of govern- | 8rd Ward, 1st Precinct om oe tO seme Aue RS pe ee ewe ea nm ee ys ‘ stabilised as to prevent the former (ment help in financing farm indebt-| tog Angeles,. June 26—(P-—Nine! 3rd Ward, 2nd Precinct BS 259 «77 222 79 199 74 196 78 199 77 195 59 229 199 137 40 259 61 248 140 187 wide fluctuations in value.” edness, that “we recognize the grav-| 104 were designated Friday as fin-| 3rd Ward, 3rd Precinct 7 258 102 205 102 183 104 150 91 q@71 113 167 88 193 207 151 80 254 99 215 167 155 ie To Cut Expenditures [ity of the evils of farm tenancy.” aici the “pertect nase” contest t| 4th Ward 88 186 80 174 94 158 86 145 87 189 106 145 95 145 168 122 87 162 136 120 129 195 " —Expression| The platform opened with a pre- 5th Ward Wee Vite | Bs ne oe a ae ge clie ics, erat, | deae= | eels aol p eats Lara, a SOE oa chagtiabemtnation to ent Bates amble asserting that 12 years of Re-|the national biennial nursing conven-, 6th Ward, 1st Precinct 14 #217 «+75 198 74 185 71 186 64 186 67 185 69 190 167 135 53 238 80 190 124 163 4 expenses and balance the budget “at /Publican leadership had “left our na-|tion. The winner will receive a round| 6th Ward, 2nd Precinct 73 #279 «494 231 92 218 71 227 77 218 86 226 98 223 218 127 75 247 104 218 143 181 thea earliest possible moment.” tion sorely stricken” and that three/trip flight to New York and a posi-; Village of Regan 8 32 9 29 12 21 10 27 10 22 10 23 15 26 17 26 11 27 10 25 4 23 Taxes — Revenues secured from|years of Democratic rule had “put {t/ tion as stewardess on United Airlines.; South Wilton. 19 86 14 «360 «21 13 18 28 «OL 23 #21 #27) «#6160 «(81 24 «3606 «19 27) 26 15 8 23 taxes levied in accordance with abil-;back on the road to restored health Finalists include: Dorothy mover Village of Wing Ey foe ot lair NE cnet nee nee nee nee net nn ae eee eee ity to pay. and prosperity. Btinos, N. Daa sallian igs A 3025 2596 23842 1241 8351 1676 2824 2295 Foreign Policy—Pledges to observe} Charging the Republicans with > lsat 8s. D. 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