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Story August 20, 1930

The Bismarck Tribune

Bismarck, Mandan, Burleigh County, Morton County, North Dakota

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Governor George F. Shafer to hear arguments this afternoon in removal case against Divide County commissioners L. O. Bloom, Carl Schultz, and C. T. Bissonnette for alleged malfeasance, incompetency, and improper conduct, based on Crosby testimony; they deny charges and may appeal to courts if dissatisfied.

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Governor Is Hearing Divide County Case

Governor George F. Shafer will hear arguments this afternoon in the removal proceedings brought against the three Divide county commissioners.

The arguments will be based on the record of testimony taken at hearings conducted at Crosby last month. Several electors of the county charged the commissioners with malfeasance, incompetency, and improper conduct.

L. O. Bloom, Carl Schultz, and C. T. Bissonnette are the commissioners whose removal is sought. They have denied the charges.

The arguments will bring the proceedings to an end, and will leave the case in the hands of Governor Shafer.

In the event the commissioners are dissatisfied with the decision of the governor, they can resort to the courts.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment Justice

What keywords are associated?

Divide County Commissioners Removal Proceedings Malfeasance Charges Governor Shafer Legal Hearing

What entities or persons were involved?

Governor George F. Shafer L. O. Bloom Carl Schultz C. T. Bissonnette

Where did it happen?

Divide County

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Governor George F. Shafer L. O. Bloom Carl Schultz C. T. Bissonnette

Location

Divide County

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Governor George F. Shafer hears arguments in removal proceedings against Divide County commissioners L. O. Bloom, Carl Schultz, and C. T. Bissonnette, charged with malfeasance, incompetency, and improper conduct based on testimony from Crosby hearings last month. They deny the charges; decision rests with the governor, with court appeal possible.

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