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May 21, 1924
The Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck, Mandan, Burleigh County, Morton County, North Dakota
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Independent Republican leaders from McHenry, Burke, Divide, Mountrail, and Ward counties met with W. H. Stutsman in Minot, N.D., on May 20 to plan a campaign for the June 25 primary, stressing the importance of full voter participation to avoid minority candidate victories.
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INDEPENDENT PARLEY HELD
Stutsman Meets Workers From Several Counties
Minot, N. D., May 21.-Independent Republican leaders from McHenry, Burke, Divide, Mountrail and Ward counties conferred in Minot yesterday with W. H. Stutsman concerning plans for an intensive campaign preliminary to the June primary.
Mr. Stutsman told the gathering that there is imperative need for work on the part of independents.
A lack of interest means a small vote, he explained; and it is the stay-at-home vote that results in minority candidates being elected.
'Get a full vote out June 25' will be a battle cry of the Real Republicans," he said. "Then, with the voters of the state in possession of the facts there need be no fear regarding the outcome.
"The state headquarters will carry on an active campaign to get the facts before the people of every county in the state."
County organizations. according to Mr. Stutsman. will be perfected in every county in the state, taking the work down to the precincts.
"Everywhere I have been, I have found splendid sentiment," said Mr. Stutsman. "It is realized that work is needed and the men and women are taking control in wonderfully encouraging fashion."
Mr. Stutsman is holding conference at Williston today.
Stutsman Meets Workers From Several Counties
Minot, N. D., May 21.-Independent Republican leaders from McHenry, Burke, Divide, Mountrail and Ward counties conferred in Minot yesterday with W. H. Stutsman concerning plans for an intensive campaign preliminary to the June primary.
Mr. Stutsman told the gathering that there is imperative need for work on the part of independents.
A lack of interest means a small vote, he explained; and it is the stay-at-home vote that results in minority candidates being elected.
'Get a full vote out June 25' will be a battle cry of the Real Republicans," he said. "Then, with the voters of the state in possession of the facts there need be no fear regarding the outcome.
"The state headquarters will carry on an active campaign to get the facts before the people of every county in the state."
County organizations. according to Mr. Stutsman. will be perfected in every county in the state, taking the work down to the precincts.
"Everywhere I have been, I have found splendid sentiment," said Mr. Stutsman. "It is realized that work is needed and the men and women are taking control in wonderfully encouraging fashion."
Mr. Stutsman is holding conference at Williston today.
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Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
Independent Republicans
Political Meeting
Voter Turnout
June Primary
What entities or persons were involved?
W. H. Stutsman
Where did it happen?
Minot, N. D.
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W. H. Stutsman
Location
Minot, N. D.
Event Date
May 20
Story Details
Independent Republican leaders from several North Dakota counties met with W. H. Stutsman in Minot to plan an intensive campaign for the June primary, emphasizing the need for high voter turnout among independents.