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M 182A National . Printed Materials, undated and 1910-1928. 4 rolls positive microfilm. Originals in the Historical Society. Collation of the originals: 2.5 feet.

This microfilm reproduces printed materials (undated and 1910-1928) relating to the National Nonpartisan League. It is a valuable supple- ment to the microfilm edition of the League's records issued by the Minnesota Historical Society in 1969. Although some items in this edition were filmed in their entirety in the 1969 edition, and the title pages of many others were included as a bibliographic aid, much of the material in this edition does not appear in the earlier edition.

HISTORICAL SKETCH

The National Nonpartisan League, a political protest organization of farmers and workers, was organized in in 1915 to combat economic and political exploitation of spring-wheat farmers; it spread rapidly through the midwestern and northwestern states during the early years of . The League's reform program was heavily socialistic, and the organization encountered intense opposition, led by forces that felt threatened by its success. Prior to the United States' entry into World War I, these opponents attempted to discredit the League by accusing its leaders of being socialists, anarchists, and members of the 'In- dustrial Workers of the World. Following the nation's entry into the war, they attempted to brand the organization and its followers disloyal, seditious, and pro-German. During the post-war "," they again returned to their pre-war themes. The League declined almost as rapidly as it had risen and by 1924 no longer existed as a national organization. However, its influence continued to be felt in many states, notably North Dakota and Minnesota. In Minnesota the League was the forerunner of the Farmer-Labor and Democratic-Farmer-Labor parties.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE RECORDS

The materials included in this microfilm edition consist of pamphlets, newspapers, and books. Most of the pamphlets, which constitute the bulk of the materials, document the "pamphlet war" between the League and its supporters and its opponents. They are arranged in the following series: League, pro-League, and Farmer-Labor publications; Anti-League, anti-socialist, and loyalty publications; Government publications; publications; Miscellaneous publications. The pamphlets in each series are arranged chronologically by year of publication; they are arranged alphabetically by main entry (author or title) within each year. The newspapers are arranged alphabetically by title. The books are arranged alphabetically by author. Most of the original items are located in the Minnesota Historical Society's Reference Library. Some, however, are from the following collections in the Division of Archives and Manuscripts: Elmer E. Adams Papers, Joseph A.A. Burnquist Papers, Arthur Lesueur Papers, National Nonpartisan League Papers, and Jacob A.O. Preus Papers. For additional information about the Nonpartisan League and its records see Deborah K. Neubeck, Guide to a Microfilm Edition of the National Nonpartisan League Papers (Minnesota Historical Society, 1970). For manuscripts and other publications pertaining to the League see the card catalogs of the Division of Archives and Manuscripts and ·the Ref- er:ence Library.

A supplement to this microfilm edition, consisting of four pampµlets discovered in the Society's Reference Library after the other materials had been filmed, appears on Roll 4, beginning at frame 1159. Ml82A p. 3

ROLL LIST

Roll 1. Pamphlets: League, Pro-League and Farmer-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925.

Roll 2. Pamphlets: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1919.

Roll 3. Pamphlets: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, [ 192-?]. -1924.

Pamphlets: Government Publications, 1917-1928.

Pamphlets: Legal Publications, 1919-1920.

Pamphlets: Miscellaneous Publications, 1924.

Roll 4. Newspapers, 1917-1920.

Books, 1920-1922.

Supplement, Ml82A p. 4

ROLL CONTENTS LIST

Roll 1

PAMPHLETS: League, Pro-League, and Farmer-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925.

Frame No. Undated 1 National Nonpartisan League of North Dakota. By-Laws and and Constitution of the North Dakota Nonpartisan League. n.d.

1917 11 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Condi- tions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer (Minnesota Handbook). June 1917.

81 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Condi- tions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer. December 1917.

128 National Nonpartisan League. Facts Kept from the Farmer: General Handbook of the National Nonpartisan League. September 1917.

169 National Nonpartisan League. The National Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose, and Method of Operation; War Program and Statement of Principles. [1917?].

186 National Nonpartisan League. Resolutions Adopted by the Nonpartisan League Conference Held at St. Paul, September 18-19-20, 1917. 1917.

190 Russell, Charles Edward. In and Out of the Yoke: A Plain Story of the Farmer and the Nonpartisan League. [1917- 1918?].

207 Townley, Arthur. Address of A. Co Townley, President of the National Nonpartisan League, at the Farmers and Workers Conference Held at St. Paul, September 18, 19, and 20, 1917. 1917.

1918 227 Barnes, C. W. Why Burnquist Cannot Run on His Record. 19180 (Charles A. Lindbergh campaign literature)o Ml82A p. 5

Roll 1 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: League, Pro-League, and Farmer-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1918 '(cont'd) 232 Consumers United Stores Company of North Dakota, Incorporated. Consumers United Stores Company of North Dakota, Incorpor- ated: A Co-operative Chain Store System Established for Service, Not Profit or Dividends. [1918?].

239 Form a Labor Party for the Coming Minnesota Election: Producers of Farm and City Will Unite on a Third Ticket to Fight Governor Burnquist. 1918.

240 Labor's Campaign Connnittee, St. Paul, Minnesota. Why Labor Put Up Candidates for Political Offices. 1918.

245 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Condi- tions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer. April 1918.

298 National Nonpartisan League. Facts Kept from the Farmer: General Handbook of the National Nonpartisan League. .

341 National Nonpartisan League. The Fighting Program of the National Nonpartisan League. December 13, 1918.

347 National Nonpartisan League. Freedom for All Forever. 1918.

373 National Nonpartisan League. How to the Great War. [ 1918?] •

386 National Nonpartisan League. Memorial to the Congress of the United States concerning Conditions in Minnesota, 1918. April 1918.

451 National Nonpartisan League. Memorial to the President of the United States concerning Conditions in Minnesota, 1918. April 1918.

516 [National Nonpartisan League]. The National Nonpartisan League: Loyal or Disloyal? [1918?].

517 National Nonpartisan League. The National Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose, and Method of Operation. 1918.

532 National Nonpartisan League. Resolutions Adopted by Farmers' and Workers' National Nonpartisan League Campaign Rally, St. Paul ••• , March 19-21, 19180 19180 Ml82A p. 6

Roll 1 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: League, Pro-League, and Farmer-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1918 (cont'd) 537 [National Nonpartisan League]. S.D. Farmers o. K. League Accounts; Nebraska Farmers o. K. League Accounts. [1918?].

541 National Nonpartisan League. Where the People Rule: North Dakota, A State Where Democracy is Safe. [1918?].

556 National Nonpartisan League. Why Should Farmers Pay Dues? 1918.

570 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. The League Correspondence Course: Enrollment Application, Farm Economics (Lessons III-VI, IX-XII, XVIII), and Organization Work (Lessons VII-VIII). [1918?].

642 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. The Nonpartisan League Loan Library. [1918?].

652 National Nonpartisan League of Minnesotao Platform and Declaration of Principles Adopted by Delegates to the State Convention of the Minnesota Branch of the National Nonpartisan League, St. Paul ••• , March 19, 1918. 1918.

655 Northwestern Service Bureau. The Farmer-Owned County News- paper. 19180

662 Packard, Frank E. The Farmers' Movement in North Dakota and Taxation: An Address Delivered before the National Tax Association at Atlanta, Georgia, November 15, 1917. 1918.

668 Political Patrioteers. [1918?].

673 "Putting Up Loyalty": The Patriotism of the People Exploited by Political Profiteers. 1918.

678 Wilson, Woodrow. Winning the War: Nonpartisanship the Test. [1918?]. (Issued by the National Nonpartisan League).

1919 690 Equity Co-operative Exchange. What is the Equity Co-operative Exchange? 1919.

701 Facts about North Dakota's New Laws, As Passed by the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly in Session at Bismark, North Dakota, January and February, 1919. April 27, 1919. Ml82A p. 7

Roll 1 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: League, Pro-League, and Farmer-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1919 (cont'd) 718 National Nonpartisan League. The Articles of Association of the National Nonpartisan League, Together with a Discussion of the League's Purposes, the Democracy of Its Form of Organization, the Democracy of the Measures Supported by the League, and the Ending of the Autocratic Monopolies and the Triumph of Democra- cy, by . [1919?].

732 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Conditions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer (Minnesota Handbook). January 19190

800 National Nonpartisan League. Facts Kept from the Farmer: General Handbook of the National Nonpartisan League. March 1919.

840 National Nonpartisan League. The National Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose, and Method of Operation. [1919?].

854 [National Nonpartisan League]. The New Day in North Dakota: Synopsis of the Laws Making It. [1919].

860 [National Nonpartisan League]. What the Cosmopolitan, Everbody' s Magazine, and Others Say about the Nonpartisan League. April 12, 1919.

869 [National Nonpartisan League]. When Farmers Stuck Together: The Story of Sixty-Thousand North Dakota Farmers Who Are Running Their Own Government and Have Enacted Laws that Will Enable Them to Borrow Money at Fair Rates and to Get a Better Share of the Price Their Product Brings on the Market. [1919?].

884 National Nonpartisan League. Where the People Rule: North Dakota, A State Where Democracy Is Safe. [1919?].

900 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. What to Read. [1919?].

903 Working People's Non-Partisan Political League, , Minnesota. Organizing Pamphlet Number 1: Minnesota Labor Is About to Vote for Itself. [1919?].

908 Working People's Non-Partisan Political League, St. Paul Division. Platform of Saint Paul Division, Working People's Non-Partisan Political League. December 20, 1919. fil8U p. 8

Roll 1 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: League, Pro-League, and Fanner-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925. (cont'd)

Frame No. [192-?] 911 Farmer-Labor Party of North Dakota. The Platfonn of the Fanner-Labor Party of N.D. [192-?].

1920 914 Fanner-Workers Party of Missouri. Platfonn of the Fanner- Labor Party. [1920].

919 Labor!! Who's Yer Friend? 1920.

928 National Nonpartisan League. The Truth about North Dakota Taxes: A Handbook that Will Enable You to Nail the Lies of the Anti-Fanner Press. 1920.

938 National Nonpartisan League of Wisconsin. The New Day: What the Organized Workers and Fanners Have Done for Themselves in North Dakota. [1920?].

943 National Nonpartisan League of Wisconsin. Principles or Mudslinging: Which Will You Choose? [1920?].

946 Nelson, C. Z. Minnesota's Next Governor. [1920]. (Henrik Shipstead campaign literature).

949 Women's Nonpartisan Clubs. Minnesota: The Problems of Her People and Why the Fanners and the Workers Have Organized for Political Actiono [1920?].

958 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota. Proceedings: Second Annual Convention of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League ••• , Rochester, Minnesota, ••• July 18, 1920. 1920.

1921 965 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. The Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose and Method of Operation. [1921?].

974 National Nonpartisan League of North Dakota. By-Laws. 1921.

982A Townleyism: A True Story of the Operation of the Nonpartisan League Program in North Dakota, As Told in Off ical Reports of the Various Departments of the State Government. 1921. Ml82A p. 9

Roll 1 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: League, Pro-League, and Farmer-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1921 (cont'd) 983 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League, City Central Connnittee, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mayor: Thomas Van Lear; City Platform and Program of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minneapolis. [1921?].

986 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota. Proceedings: Third Annual Convention of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota ••• , Brainerd, Min- nesota, ••• July 17, 1921. 1921.

1922 955A Labor Defense Council, , . Eight Questions and Seven Answers about the "Red Raid" Cases. [1922?].

996 Progressive Republican Club of Minnesota., Progressive Republican Club of Minnesota Declares for Magnus Johnson, [1922?].

997 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota. Proceedings: Fourth Annual Convention of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota ••• , Crookston, .Minnesota, ••• July 16, 1922. 1922.

1923 1008 Durocher, Leon. Life and Exploits of A. C. Townley. 1923.

1924 1011 Berg, Carl. Why the Need of a Third Party. [1924?].

1015 Farmer-Labor Executive Campaign Connnittee, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Vote Farmer-Labor. [1924?].

1020 Farmer-Labor Federation of Minnesota. Constitution: Farmer- Labor Federation of Minnesota. [1924?].

1027 La Follette Progressive Headquarters, Chicago, Illinoiso Statement and Platform of Robert Mo La Follette, Independent Progressive C.andidate for President of the United States, Presented on July 4, 1924, to the Progressive Conference at Cleveland, Ohio. 1924.

1040 La Follette - Wheeler Joint National Connnittee, Chicago, Illinois. La Follette's War Record. 1924.

1049 Northwest Publishing Company. The Northwest Publishing Company. January 19, 1924. Ml82A p. 10

Roll 1 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: League, Pro-League, and Farmer-Labor Publications, undated and 1917-1925. (con'td)

Frame No. 1925 1052 Farn1er-Labor Association of Minnesota. Constitution of the Farmer-Labor Association of Minnesota. 1925.

Roll 2

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924.

Frame No. Undated 1 American Anti-Socialist League, Passaic, New Jersey. Circular No. 2: What Socialists Say About Marriage. n.d.

2 American Anti-Socialist League, Passaic, New Jersey. Circular No. 5: Ballots, Bullets and Brotherhood! n.d.

3 Montana Loyalty League. The Great Conspiracy. n.d.

6 Young, Newton C. Shall We Change Our Plan of Government? n.d.

1910 15 Illinois Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Bulletin No. 5: vs. Legal Marriage. September 1910.

1914 18 German Daring at Sea. November 4, 1914.

19 Rains, Leon. Appeal to America Not to Believe Germany's Foes. October 23, 1914. 1916 20 Story of the Non-Partisan League of North Dakota. December 3-16, 1916.

1917 32 America First Association. The America First Association: Its Aims and Purposes. 1917. Ml82A p. 11

Roll 2 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1917 (cont'd) 35 Lee, Rudolph. Should the Farmers of Minnesota Join the Non- Partisan League?: The Text of the Debate Held at Long Prairie, Minn., on Saturday, March 24, 1917, between N. S. Randall, State Organizer for the League, and Rudolph Lee, Editor of the Long Prairie Leader. 1917.

59 Lee, Rudolph. Should the Farmers of Minnesota Join the Non- Partisan League?: The Text of the Debate held at Long Prairie, Minn., on Saturday, March 24, 1917, between N. s. Randall, State Organizer for the League, and Rudolph Lee of Long Prairie. 1917.

1918 76 Are You Ready to Hand Over Your Farm to a Bunch of Socialist Adventurers?: That is What Townleyism Means, Mr. Farmer. [ 1918?] .

83 Bacon, Jerry D. The Farmer and Townleyism. 1918.

135 Bacon, Jerry D. A. (After) C. (Cash) Townley Smoked Out: A Companion Volume to "The Farmer and Townleyisro." 1918.

186 [Bacon, Jerry D.] A Socialist Constitution for North Dakota: Do You Want That or the Constitution That Has Stood the Test of 25 Years: A Careful Digest and Comparison. [1918?].

199 Brown, Rome G. The Disloyalty of Socialism: Annual Address hefore the State Bar Association at Des Moines, Iowa, June 28, 1918. 1918.

215 Burnquist, Joseph A. A. Aiding the Enemies of Our Nation!: A Timely Warning. 1918.

219 Burnquist, Joseph A. A. Quotations from Governor's Addresses Delivered During 1917 Prior to and Since the Declaration of War and Address at Dassel, Minnesota, October 5, 1918, by Governor J, A. A. Burnquist. 1918. (Issued by the Minnesota Republican State Central Committee).

232 Frost, James. Townley & Co. and the Nonpartisan League. 1918.

258 How Many of These Does Townley Want? 1918.

261 Ingle, J. G. "You Farmers Are a Set of G- D- Hogs! 11 Said Townley. 1918. Hl82A p. 12

Roll 2 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1918 (cont'd) 266 Maxwell, Samuel R. The Nonpartisan League From the Inside. 1918.

325 Miller, Clarence B. The Non-Partisan League and Its Leaders. June 8, 1918. (Speech in the U.S. House of Representatives).

330 Miller, Clarence B. The Poison Book of Lindbergh. 1918.

339 Mr. Townley's Greatest Venture: The Consumers United Stores Company, A Compilation of Facts about the Biggest Thing the Nonpartisan League Has Undertaken. [1918?].

356 Nelson, Theodore G. A Volume of Truth in Words and Pictures. June 17, 1918.

365 Non-Partisan League Is Only Another Name for "Socialism". [ 1918?] •

370 Not the Grange. April 1918.

371 Restiveness in the League. August 11, 1918.

372 Socialism is Real Menace in Our State Now. [1918?].

377 State Association of Farmers Mutual Companies. A Typical Townley Trick. May 28, 1918.

380 Talmage, William Henry. Two Non-Partisan League Lectures: "The Mad Captain" and "We'll Stick". [ 1918?].

389 Teigen, Ferdinand A. The Nonpartisan League: Its Origin, Development and Secret Purposes, 1918.

432 Test Townleyism Yourself by Very Simple Method [and other news articles] • [ 1918?].

433 Wehrle, Vincent. The Present Political Situation of the State of North Dakota. [1918?].

453 When It Comes to a Show Down, with Whom Will Townley Stick? [ 1918?] .

455 Wilson, Woodrow. A Proclamation by the President of the United States. July 26, 1918. Ml82A p. 13

Roll 2 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1919 458 Ambrose, F. Halsey. A Sermon on Applied Socialism. March 2, 1919.

470 Ambrose, F. Halsey. A Sermon on Socialism, in Which Is Shown Its Relation to the Non-Partisan League. March 2, 1919.

482 American Committee of Minneapolis. Application for Membership. [ 1919?] .

484 Bacon, Jerry D. A. C. Townley, Pretending To Be the Farmer's Friend, Plays into the Hand of Socialists and I.W.W. 's by Assisting in Keeping the Price of Wheat Down. [1919?].

491 Bacon, Jerry D. Townleyism Unmasked!: Now Stands before the World in Its True Light as Radical Socialism! [1919?].

526 Breaking Up the Family. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

529 Brier, Ernest. Russian Workmen Have neither Food nor Liberty; Spies Trail Them and Penalty of Death Threatens. June 25, 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

534 Brown, Rome G. Americanism vs. Socialism: Address before the Middlesex County Bar Association at ... Boston, Massachusetts, December 23, 1919. 1919.

553 Brown, Rome G. Industries and the State under Socialism (2nd Edition): Address before the National Conference of State Manufacturers Associations at St. Louis, Missouri, February 14, 1919. 1919.

566 Brown, Rome G. Industries and the State under Socialism (4th Edition): Address before the National Conference of State Manufacturers Associations at St. Louis, Missouri, February 14 ' 1919 • 1919 .

579 Brown, Rome G. The Meaning of Socialism. [ 1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

587 Christ or Marx - Which? Verdict Returned by Senate Sub-Com- mittee Declares either Bolshevism or Christianity Must Perish. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis). Ml82A p. 14

Roll 2 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1919 (cont'd) 592 Cleary, J.M. Socialism: The Enemy of Labor. O'Reilly, Labor in Danger. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Commit- tee of Minneapolis).

597 Collins, Peter W. The Truth about Socialism. 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

605 Collins, Peter W. What Is Socialism? 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

614 Collins, Peter W. What Is Socialism? 1919. (Issued by the Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota.

623 Collins, Peter W. Why Socialism Is Opposed to the Labor Movement. 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

632 Collins, Peter W. Why Socialism Is Opposed to the Labor Movement. 1919. (Issued by the Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota).

641 Dean, Ezra C. Did Townley Have A Fair Trial?: A Straight- Forward Statement Worth Considering. 1919.

647 Fenton, Josiah. "Down with the Scars and Stripes": How Socialism Insults the Flag; "To Hell with Your Flag". 1919. (Issued by the American Anti-Socialist League, Minneapolis).

650 From the Report of the United States Senate Committee on Bolshevism. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

657 Gordon, Fred G. R. Bolshevism: Seventy Years Old. [ca. 1919- 1920?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

661 Gordon, Fred G. R. The Case against Socialism. 1919. (Issued by the American Anti-Socialist League, Minneapolis).

665 Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota. Instruc- tions to Petition Circulators. 1919.

680 Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota. Townley- ism' s Future in North Dakota. 1919. Ml82A p. 15

Roll 2 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No, 1919 (cont'd) 731 Minnesota Economics Society. Does Minnesota Want "State Insurance" - The First Plank in the Socialistic Platform of the Nonpartisan League?: What the Enactment of H.F. 20 and S.F. 176 Would Mean to You, an Employer of Labor. February 26, 1919.

733 Montana Loyalty League. Who's Who in the Nonpartisan League; Also a Compliation of Quotations from Persons and Publica- tions Friendly to the League. 1919.

748 Peterson, Elmer T. American Bolshevism: Address on the Non- Partisan League, by Elmer T. Peterson, Associate Editor Wichita Beacon, before Groups i 8, and 5 of the Bankers Association, November 11-12-13, 1919. 1919.

753 Richter, Dan E. Weeds: An Exposition of Arthur C. Townley, President of the Non-Partisan League, A Sower of Wind, A Reaper of Weeds. 1919.

758 Sargent, Noel. The Religious Aspect of Socialism. 1919.

768 Sargent, Noel. The Socialism of 1919. [1919?].

779 Schmahl, Julius A. Address by Julius A. Schmahl (Secretary of State of Minnesota) at New Ulm, Minnesota, August 20, 1919, and Kimball, Minnesota, September 27, 1919, On the Occasion of a Home-Coming of Soldiers of the World War and of the Fifty-Seventh Anniversary of the Repulse of the Sioux Indians. 1919.

792 Shutter, Marion D. The Constitution of the United States: Our Bond of Union and Charter of Freedom. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

800 Shutter, Marion D. From Constitution to Chaos in Russia. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

813 Shutter, Marion D. The Menace of Socialism. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

824 Shutter, Marion D. Patriotism: Its Dangers and Duties. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis). Ml82A p. 16

Roll 2 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame Noo 1919 (cont'd) 833 Shutter, Marion Do Socialism and the Family: Address before the State Federation of Women's Clubs, Little Falls, Minne- sota, September 24, 19190 1919. [Issued by the American Connnittee of Minneapolis?]

M2 Shutter, Marion Do The Work of Our Fathers: Is It Worth Preserving? 19190 (Issued by the American Connnittee of Minneapolis)o

~1 Spalding, Burleigh Fo Analysis of State Bank Law - Connnents and Questions. 1919.

Roll 3

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. [192-?] 1 An Enemy of Church and Home. [192-?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Connnittee, Fargo, North Dakota).

11 An Enemy of the Christian Church. [192-?]. (Issued by Repub- lican Headquarters, Fargo, North Dakota).

1920 16 Bacon, Jerry D. Sovietians: Wreckers of Americanism. 1920.

67 Brown, Rome G. Americanism versus Socialism: Address Deliv- eredat a Meeting of the Middlesex County Bar Association ••• , Boston ••• , on December 23, 19190 1920.

79 Burtness, Olger B. Statement of 0, B. Burtness, Candidate for Congres~on National Issues, October 2, 19200

82 Charges Against the League Leaders in Connection with Our Schools. [1920?]0

87 Charley and Sandy: They Discuss Durum Wheat, Religion, Jefty 0 1 Connor, Etc. in the Elevator Office. [1920?]. Ml82A p. 17

Roll 3 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1920 (cont'd) 92 Dangers That Lurk in the Bank of North Dakotao 1920.

97 Effect of Townleyism on State and Individual Credit. [1920?].

104 Facts and Figures. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Connnittee, Fargo, North Dakota).

117 Howard, Asher, compiler. The Leaders of the Nonpartisan League: Their Aims, Purposes, and Records, Reproduced from Original Letters and Documents; With a Letter to the Public by Senator Ole O. Sageng, Ex-Senator J. E. Haycraft, and Captain Frank E. Reed. 1920.

181 Langer, William. The Nonpartisan League: Its Birth, Activities, and Leaders. 19200

303 Legislative Purposes of the League Leadership and Procedure to Attain It. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Connnittee, Fargo, North Dakota).

311 Men and Women of North Dakota:. [1920?].

313 Minnesota Sound Government Association. Declaration of Principles and By-Laws. [1920?).

318 North Dakota's Reward for Electing Non-Partisan League Officers 0 1920.

328 Our Socialist Autocracy: Some of the Things They Have Done or Attempted in North Dakota under the Guise of "The Fanners Program". [1920?]0

331 Our Taxes and the Cost of Our State Government. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Connnittee, Fargo, North Dakota).

340 Sargent, Noelo I.W.W. Preach Violence. [1920?]. (Issued by the American Connnittee of Minneapolis)o

345 Sargent, Noel. Nonpartisan League Leaders Work with I.W.W. [1920?]0 (Issued by the Minnesota Sound Government Associa- tion) o

350 Sargent, Noel. North Dakota Schools under the Nonpartisan League 0 [1920?]. (Issued by the Minnesota Sound Government Association). Ml82A p. 18

Roll 3 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1920 (cont'd) 359 Sargent, Noel. Socialism - The Farmer - The Nonpartisan League. [1920?]. (Issued by the Minnesota Sound Govern- ment Association).

364 Trade Unionism and Townleyism. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

372 United Americans, National Committee, New York. United Americans: Organized to Preserve the Constitution and Develop an Even Better America. 1920.

379 Wehrle, Vincent. The Non-Partisan League: Its Causes and Tendencies. [1920?].

1921 389 Bacon, Jerry D. North Dakota's Reward for Electing Non- Partisan League Officers (2nd Edition). [1921?].

401 Canadian Reconstruction Association. The Nonpartisan League in North Dakota: A Study of a Class War and Its Disastrous Consequences, Together with a Comparison of Bank Services in Canada and Western States. March 1921.

452 Frank and Tom Have It Out about the Recall. [1921?].

457 Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota. The I.V.A. (Independent Voters Association): Its Plan of Organization and Operation, Its Relation to Republicans and Democrats, Its Stand on Townleyism and Kindred Radical- ism. [1921?].

466 Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota. The Indepen- dent Program: The Constitutional Amendment. 1921.

469 Nonpartisans and the Nonpartisan Ballot. [1921?].

470 North Dakota, Legislative Assembly, House, Audit Committee. Report on Legislative Investigation of Public Industries. March 4, 1921. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

503 Preus, Jacob A. O. A Government Experiment versus Life Insurance Principles: An Address Delivered at the Fifteen- th Annual Meeting of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents at New York, December 9, 1921. 1921. Ml82A p. 19

Roll 3 (cont'd)

PAMPHLETS: Anti-League, Anti-Socialist, and Loyalty Publications, undated and 1910-1924. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1921 (cont'd) 515 Reasons for the Recall. [1921?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

518 Richter, Dan E. Independent Campaign Songs. [1921?].

520 Some Things the Local Czars of Socialism Fail to Mention. [1921?].

1922 529 Bill and the Menckens. [1922?].

533 Frank and Tom Discuss Primary Election. [1922?].

538 Nestos, Rangvold A. The Campaign Issues, Primary Election 1922: Address Delivered by Governor R. A. Nestos. June 5, 1922. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Organization, Fargo, North Dakota).

547 Nestos, Rangvold A. What We Promised and What We Have Done: Address Delivered by Governor R. A. Nestos. September 27, 1922.

1924 560 Jackson, A. B. National Party Ballot Law: House Bill No. 285. 1924.

PAMPHLETS: Government Publications, 1917-1928.

Frame No. 1917 571 North Dakota, State Auditor. North Dakota Directory. 1917.

1918 576 U.S. Congress, Senate, Connnittee of Military Affairs. Extend- ing Jurisdiction of Military Tribunals: Hearings before the Committee on Military Affairs, United States Senate, Sixty- Fifth Congress, Second Session, on s. 4364 ... , May 1, 1918, Part 2. 1918. Ml82A p. 20

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PAMPHLETS: Government Publications, 1917-1928. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1919 596 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Measures Enacted by the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly and to be Referred to the Electors at a Special Election, June 26, 1919. 1919.

616 North Dakota, Legislative Assembly, 16th Session, 1919. The New Day in North Dakota: Some of the Principal Laws Enact- ed by the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, 1919. 1919. (Issued by the Commission of North Dakota).

1920 698 . The Bank of North Dakota: Purpose, History and Orgainzation, Laws, Regulations, By-Laws, Orders, Rules, Directions, Advice and Information. February 20, 1920.

728 North Dakota, Commissioner of Immigration. Report of the Commissioner of Immigration to the Governor of North Dakota for the Period August 7, 1919,to November 1, 1920. 1920.

740 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendments, Initiated and Referred Measures: To be Submitted to the Electors at the General Election, November 2, 1920. 1920.

748 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. The North Dakota Indus- trial Program: A Report on the Organization and Progress of the North Dakota State Industries, and the Administration of Related Laws, Protecting and Promoting Agriculture and Other Industries in the State, Enacted and Established by the Sixteenth Session of the North Dakota Legislative Assembly. May 1, 1920.

1921 793 Bank of North Dakota. Invest Your Savings in Bonds of the State of North Dakota. [1921?].

794 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendments and Intiated Measures: To be Submitted to the Electors at the Recall Election, Octo- ber 28, 1921. 1921. Ml82A p. 21

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PAMPHLETS: Govermnent Publications, 1917-1928. (cont'd)

Frame No. 1921 (cont'd) 814 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Constitution, Laws and Amendments Thereto Authorizing the North Dakota Industrial Program. June 1, 1921.

838 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Financial Report of the North Dakota Industrial Program for the Period Ending Decem- ber 31, 1920. February 1, 1921.

858 North Dakota, State Tax Conunissioner. Tax Administration in North Dakota, 1921. 1921.

1922 869 North Dakota, Department of Agriculture and Labor. The Adams County, North Dakota, Sale for Seed Grain and Feed Bonds, 1922. June 17, 1922.

871 North Dakota, Secretary of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Primary Election, June 28, 1922. 1922.

890 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Measure Initiated by Petition to be Submitted to the Electors at the General Election, November 7, 1922. 1922.

893 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Facts and Figures on North Dakota's Rural Credits System. June 5, 1922.

909 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Report of the North Dakota Industrial Commission for the Year Ending December 31, 1921. February 1, 1922.

1924 945 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendments,Initiated and Referred Measures to be Submitted to the Electors, March 18, 1924. 1924.

1928 962 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendment to be Submitted to the Electors at the General Election, November 6, 1928. 1928. Ml82A p. 22

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PAMPHLETS: Legal Publications, 1919-1920.

Frame No. 1919 966 Mccutcheon, E. B. E. B. McCutcheon, as Trustee, et al., Appellants, vs. A. C. Townley and C. S. Townley, Co- Partners as Townley Brothers, Appellees: Transcript of Record: Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the District of North Dakota in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals (Eighth Circuit). June 7, 1919.

1185 Scott, John W. John W. Scott, et al., Plaintiffs, vs. Lynn J. Frazier, et al., Defendants: Bill of Complaint in the United States District Court for the District of North Dakota, Southeastern Division. March 31, 1919.

1920 1240 Hilton, Clifford L. State of Minnesota vs. A. c. Townley and Joseph Gilbert: Brief and Argument for the State in the Minnesota Supreme Court, No. 20926. [1920?].

1255 Hilton, Clifford L. State of Minnesota vs. A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert: Brief and Argument for the State in the Minnesota Supreme Court, No. 20927. [1920?].

PAMPHLETS: Miscellaneous Publications, 1924.

Frame No. 1924 1261 Minneapolis League of Women Voters. What the Candidates Tell You: Election Handbook, November 4, 1924. 1924. Ml82A p. 23

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NEWSPAPERS, 1917-1920.

Frame No. 1 The Non-Partisan, Volume 1, Number 1-5. August 1 - December 1, 1917. (Minnesota Non-Partisan League).

19 On the Square: A Magazine for the Farm and Home. May - June, 1918.

53 The Red Flame. Volume 1, Numbers 1-12, November 1919 - October 1920.

BOOKS, 1920-1922.

Frame No. 281 Bruce, Andrew A. Non-Partisan League. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1921.

430 Buttree, J. Edmund, The Despoilers: Stories of the North Dakota Grain Fields. Boston: The Christopher Publishing House, 1920.

596 Gaston, Herbert. The Nonpartisan League. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Howe, 1920.

764 Russell, Charles Edward. The Story of the Nonpartisan League: A Chapter in American Evolution. New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1920.

944 Thomason, O. M. The Beginning and End of the Nonpartisan League. St. Paul: 1920.

1060 Tittemore, J. N. and A. A. Vissers. The Non-Partisan League vs. the Home. : 1922. Ml82A p. 24

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SUPPLEMENT

Frame No. Pro-League Pamphlet, 1920 1159 The Black Flaggers: Why the Financial Pirates are Trying to Scuttle the State Bank, the Dockage Law, and Get Away with the Railroad Loot. 1920.

1168 Anti-League Pamphlets, 1918 {Bacon, Jerry D.]. A Socialist Constitution for North Dakota: Do You Want That or the Constitution that Has Stood the Test of 25 Years: A Careful Digest and Comparison.

11 79 German State Monopoly for Minnesota! What Mr. Townley Fears. 11918?].

11 84 Spies, Traitors, and the Kept Press! A Barrage Flung Out by Fear. f 1918?]. Ml82A p. 25

ALAPHABETICAL LIST

Roll No. Frame No. 2 458 Ambrose, F. Halsey. A Sermon on Applied Socialism. March 2, 1919.

2 470 Ambrose, F. Halsey. A Sermon on Socialism, in Which Is Shown Its Relation to the Non-Partisan League. March 2, 1919.

2 32 America First Association. The America First Association: Its Aims and Purposes. 1917.

2 2 American Anti-Socialist League, Passaic, New Jersey. Circular No. 5: Ballots, Bullets and Brotherhood! n.d.

2 1 American Anti-Socialist League, Passaic, New Jersey. Circular No. 2: What Socialists Say About Marriage. n.d.

2 482 American Conunittee of Minneapolis. Application for Membership. [1919?],

2 76 Are You Ready to Hand Over Your Farm to a Bunch of Socialist Adventurers?: That is What Townleyism Means, Mr. Farmer. [1918?].

2 484 Bacon, Jerry D. A. C. Townley, Pretending to Be the Farmer's Friend, Plays into the Hand of Socialists and I.W.W. 's by Assisting in Keeping the Price of Wheat Down. [ 1919?].

2 135 Bacon, Jerry D. A. (After) C. (Cash) Townley Smoked Out: A Companion Volume to "The Farmer and Townleyism. 11 1918.

2 83 Bacon, Jerry D. The Farmer and Townleyism. 1918.

3 389 Bacon, Jerry D. North Dakota's Reward for Electing Non- Partisan League Officers (2nd Edition). [1921?].

2 186 [Bacon, Jerry D.] A Socialist Constitution for North Dakota: Do You Want That or the Constitution T.hat Has Stood the Test of 25 Years: A Careful Digest and Comparison. [ 1918?].

3 16 Bacon, Jerry D. Sovietians: Wreckers of Americanism. 1920.

2 491 Bacon, Jerry D. Townleyism Unmasked!: Now Stands before the World in Its True Light as Radical Socialism! [1919?]. Ml82A p. 26

Roll No. Frame No. 3 698 Bank of North Dakota. The Bank of North Dakota: Purpose, History and Organization, Laws, Regulations, By-Laws, Orders, Rules, Directions, Advice and Information. February 20, 1920.

3 793 Bank of North Dakota. Invest Your Savings in Bonds of the State of North Dakota. [1921?].

1 227 Barnes, C, W. Why Burnquist Cannot Run on His Record. 1918. (Charles A. Lindbergh campaign literature).

1 1011 Berg, Carl. Why the Need of a Third Party. [1924?].

3 529 Bill and the Menckens. [1922?].

2 526 Breaking Up the Family. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 529 Brier, Ernest. Russian Workmen Have neither Food nor Liberty; Spies Trail Them and Penalty of Death Threatens. June 25, 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 534 Brown, Rome G. Americanism vs. Socialism: Address before the Middlesex County Bar Association at Boston, Massachusetts, December 23, 1919. 1919.

3 67 Brown, Rome G. Am,3ricanism versus Socialism: Address Delivered at a Meeting of the Middlesex County Bar Association ... , Boston ... , on December 23, 1919. 1920.

2 199 Brown, Rome G. The Disloyalty of Socialism: Annual Address before the Iowa State Bar Association at Des Moines, Iowa, June 28, 1918. 1918.

2 566 Brown, Rome G. Industries and the State under Socialism (4th Edition): Address before the National Conference of State Manufacturers Associations at St. Louis, Missouri, February 14, 1919. 1919.

2 553 Brown, Rome G. Industries and the State under Socialism (2nd Edition): Address before the National Conference of State Manufacturers Associations at St. Louis, Missouri, February 14, 1919. 1919.

2 579 Brown, Rome G. The Meaning of Socialism. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

4 281 Bruce, Andrew A. Non-Partisan League. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1921.

2 215 Burnquist, Joseph A. A. Aiding the Enemies of Our Nation!: A Timely Warning. 1918. M182A p. 27

Roll No. ·Frame No. 2 219 Burnquist, Joseph A. A. Quotations from Governor's Addresses Delivered During 1917 Prior to and Since the Declaration of War and Address at Dassal, Minnesota, October 5, 1918, by Governor J. A. A. Burnquist. 1918. (Issued by the Minnesota Republican State Central Committee).

3 79 Burtness, Olger B. Statement of O. B. Burtness, Candidate for Congress, on National Issues. October 2, 1920.

4 430 Buttree, J. Edmond. The Despoilers: Stories of the North Dakota Grain fields. Boston: The Christopher Publishing House, 1920.

3 401 Canadian Reconstruction Association. The Nonpartisan League in North Dakota: A Study of a Class War and Its Disastrous Consequences, Together with a Comparison of Bank Services in Canada and Western States. March 1921.

3 82 Charges against the League Leaders in Connection with Our Schools. [1920?].

3 87 Charley and Sandy: They Discuss Durum Wheat, Religion, Jefty O'Connor, Etc. in the Elevator Office, [1920?],

2 587 Christ or Marx - Which? Verdict Returned by Senate Sub- committee Declares either Bolshevism or Christianity Must Perish. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis),

2 592 Cleary, J, M. Socialism: The Enemy of Labor. O'Reilly, Labor in Danger. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 597 Collins, Peter W. The Truth about Socialism. 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 605 Collins, Peter W. What is Socialism? 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 614 Collins, Peter W. What Is Socialism? 1919. (Issued by the Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota).

2 623 Collins, Peter W. Why Socialism Is Opposed to the Labor Movement. 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 632 Collins, Peter W. Why Socialism Is Opposed to the Labor Movement. 1919. (Issued by the Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota).

1 232 Consumers United Stores Company of North Dakota, Incor- porated. Consumers United Stores Company of North Dakota, Incorporated: A Co-operative Chain Store System Established for Service, Not Profit or Dividends. [ 1918?]. Ml82A p. 28

Roll No. Frame No. 3 92 Dangers That Lurk in the Bank of North Dakota. 1920.

2 641 Dean, Ezra c. Did Townley Have A Fair Trial?: A Straight- Forward Statement Worth Considering. 1919.

1 1008 Durocher, Leon. Life and Exploits of A. C. Townley. 1923.

3 97 Effect of Townleyism on State and Individual Credit. [1920?].

3 1 An Enemy of Church and Home. [192-?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

3 11 An Enemy of the Christian Church. [192-?]. (Issued by Republican Headquarters, Fargo, North Dakota).

1 690 Equity Co-operative Exchange. What is the Equity Co-opera- tive Exchange? 1919.

1 701 Facts about North Dakota's New Laws, As Passed by the Six- teenth Legislative Assembly in Session at Bismark, North Dakota, January and February, 1919. April 27, 1919.

3 104 Facts and Figures. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

1 1052 Farmer-Labor Association of Minnesota. Constitution of the Farmer-Labor Association of Minnesota, 1925.

1 1015 Farmer-Labor Executive Campaign Committee, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Vote Farmer-Labor. [1924?].

1 1020 Farmer-Labor Federation of Minnesota. Constitution: Farmer- Labor Federation of Minnesota. [1924?].

1 911 Farmer-Labor Party of North Dakota. The Platform of the Farmer-Labor Party of N.D. [192-?].

1 914 Farmer-Workers Party of Missouri. Platform of the Farmer- Labor Party. [1920].

2 647 Fenton, Josiah. "Down with the Scars and Stripes": How Socialism Insults the Flag; "To Hell with Your Flag". 1919. (Issued by the .American Anti-Socialist League, Minneapolis).

1 239 Form a Labor Party for the Coming Minnesota Election: Producers of Farm and City Will Unite on a Third Ticket to Fight Governor Burnquist, 1918.

3 533 Frank and Tom Discuss Primary Election. [1922?]. Ml82A p. 29 Roll No. Frame No. 3 452 Frank and Tom Have It Out about the Recall. [1921?].

2 650 From the Report of the United States Senate Committee on Bolshevism. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 232 Frost, James. Townley & Co. and the Nonpartisan League. 1918.

4 596 Gaston, Herbert. The Nonpartisan League. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Howe, 1920.

2 18 German Daring at Sea, November 4, 1914.

2 657 Gordon, Fred G. R. Bolshevism: Seventy Years Old. [ca. 1919-1920?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 661 Gordon, Fred G. R. The Case Against Socialism. 1919. (Issued by the American Anti-Socialist League, Minneapolis).

3 1240 Hilton, Clifford L. State of Minnesota vs. A.c. Townley and Joseph Gilbert: Brief and Argument for the State in the Minnesota Supreme Court, No. 20926. [1920?].

3 1255 Hilton, Clifford L. State of Minnesota vs. A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert: Brief and Argument for the State in the Minnesota Supreme Court, No. 20927. [1920?].

2 258 How Many of These Does Townley Want? 1918.

3 117 Howard, Asher, compiler. The Leaders of the Nonpartisan League: Their Aims, Purposes, and Records, Reproduced from Original Letters and Documents; With a Letter to the Public by Senator Ole O. Sageng, Ex-Senator J, E. Haycraft, and Captain Frank E. Reed. 1920.

2 15 Illinois Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Bulletin No. 5: Socialism vs. Legal Marriage. September 1910.

3 457 Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota. The I.V.A. (Independent Voters Association): Its Plan of Organization and Operation, Its Relation to Republicans and Democrats, Its Stand on Townleyism and Kindred Radicalism. [1921?].

2 665 Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota. Instructions to Petition Circulators. 1919.

2 680 Independent Voters Association, Fargo, North Dakota. Townleyism's Future in North Dakota. 1919. Ml82A p. 30 Roll No. Frame No. 2 261 Ingle, J, G. "You Farmers Are a Set of G- D- Hogs!" Said Townley. 1918.

3 560 Jackson, A. B. National Party Ballot Law: House Bill No. 285. 1924.

3 466 Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota. The Independent Program: The Constitutional Amendment. 1921.

1 995A Labor Defense Council, Chicago, Illinois. Eight Questions and Seven Answers about the Michigan "Red Raid" Cases, [1922?].

1 919 Labor!! Who's Yer Friend? 1920.

1 240 Labor's Campaign Committee, St, Paul, Minnesota. Why Labor Put Up Candidates for Political Offices. 1918.

1 1027 La Follette Progressive Headquarters, Chicago, Illinois. Statement and Platform of Robert M. La Follette, Independent Progressive Candidate for President of the United States, Presented on July 4, 192~ to the Pro- gressive Conference at Cleveland, Ohio. 1924.

1 1040 La Follette - Wheeler Joint National Committee, Chicago, Illinois. La Follette's War Record. 1924.

3 181 Langer, William. The Nonpartisan League: Its Birth, Activities, and Leaders. 1920.

2 35 Lee, Rudolph. Should the Farmers of Minnesota Join the Non-Partisan League?: The Text of the Debate held at Long Prairie, Minn., on Saturday, March 24, 1917, between N. S, Randall, State Organizer for the League, and Rudolph Lee, Editor of the Long Prairie Leader. 1917.

2 59 Lee, Rudolph. Should the Farmers of Minnesota Join the Non-Partisan League?: The Text of the Debate held at Long Prairie, Minn., on Saturday, March 24, 1917, between N. S. Randall, State Organizer for the League, and Rudolph Lee of Long Prairie, 1917.

3 303 Legislative Purposes of the League Leadership and Procedure to Attain It. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

3 966 Mccutcheon, E. B. E. B. Mccutcheon, as Trustee, et al, Apellants, vs. A. C, Townley and C. s. Townley, Co- Partners as Townley Brothers, Apellees: Transcript of Record: Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the District of North Dakota, in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals (Eighth Circuit), June 7, 1919. Ml82A p. 31 Roll No. Frame No. 2 266 Maxwell, Samuel R. The Nonpartisan League from the Inside. 1918.

3 311 Men and Women of North Dakota: [1920?].

2 325 Miller, Clarence B. The Non-Partisan League and Its Leaders. June 8, 1918. (Speech in the U.S. House of Representatives).

2 330 Miller, Clarence B. The Poison Book of Lindbergh. 1918.

3 1261 Minneapolis League of Women Voters. What the Candidates Tell You: Election Handbook, November 4, 1924. 1924.

2 731 Minnesota Economics Society. Does Minnesota Want "State Insurance" - The First Plank in the Socialistic Platform of the Nonpartisan League?: What the Enactment of H.F. 20 and S.F. 176 Would Mean to You, an Employer of Labor. February 26, 1919.

3 313 Minnesota Sound Government Association. Declaration of Principles and By-Laws. [1920?].

2 339 Mr. Townley's Greatest Venture: The Consumers United Stores Company, A C'ompil.lation of F1acts about the Big- gest Thing the Nonpartisan League Has Undertaken. [1918?].

2 3 Montana Loyalty League. The Great Conspiracy. n.d.

2 733 Montana Loyalty League. Who's Who in the Nonpartisan League; Also a Compilation of Quotations from Persons and Publications F_iriendly to the League. 1919.

1 718 National Nonpartisan League. The Articles of Association of the National Nonpartisan League, Together with a Discussion of the League's Purposes, the Democracy of Its Form of Organization, the Democracy of the Measures Supported by the League, and the Ending of the Auto- cratic Monopolies and the Triumph of Democracy, by Walter Thomas Mills. [1919?].

1 570 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. The League Correspondence Course: Enrollment Application, Farm Economics (Lessons III-VI, IX-XII, XVIII),and Organization Work (Lessons VII-VIII). [1918?].

1 642 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. The Nonpartisan League Loan Library. [1918?].

1 965 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. The Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose and Method of Operation, [1921?].

1 900 National Nonpartisan League, Educational Department. What to Read. [1919?]. Ml82A p. 32

Roll No. Frame No. 1 81 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Conditions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer. December 1917.

1 245 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Conditions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer. April 1918.

1 11 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Conditions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer. (Minnesota Handbook). June 1917.

1 732 National Nonpartisan League. Facts for the Farmer, on Conditions Vitally Important to Him as Producer and to the Wage Worker as Consumer. (Minnesota Handbook). January 1919.

1 128 National Nonpartisan League. Facts Kept from the Farmer: General Handbook of the National Nonpartisan League. September 1917.

1 298 National Nonpartisan League. Facts Kept from the Farmer: General Handbook of the National Nonpartisan League. May 1918.

1 800 National Nonpartisan League. Facts Kept from the Farmer: General Handbook of the National Nonpartisan League. March 1919.

1 341 National Nonpartisan League. The Fighting Program of the National Nonpartisan League. December 13, 1918.

1 347 National Nonpartisan League. Freedom for All Forever. 1918.

1 373 National Nonpartisan League. How to Finance the Great War. [1918?].

1 386 National Nonpartisan League. Memorial to the Congress of the United States concerning Conditions in Minnesota, 1918. April 1918.

1 451 National Nonpartisan League. Memorial to the President of the United States concerning Conditions in Minnesota, 1918. April 1918.

1 516 [National Nonpartisan League] . The National Nonpartisan League: Loyal or Disloyal? [1918?].

1 517 National Nonpartisan L8ague. The National Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose, and Method of Operation. 1918.

1 840 National Nonpartisan League. The National Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose, and Method of Operation. [1919?]. Ml82A p. 33

Roll No. Frame No. 1 169 National Nonpartisan League. The National Nonpartisan League: Origin, Purpose, and Method of Operation; War Program and Statement of Principles. [1917?].

1 854 [National Nonpartisan League]. The New Day in North Dakota: Synopsis of the Laws Making It. [1919].

1 652 National Nonpartisan League of Minnesota. Platform and Declaration of Principles Adopted by Delegates to the State Convention of the Minnesota Branch of the National Nonpartisan League, St. Paul ..• , March 19, 1918. 1918.

1 974 National Nonpartisan League of North Dakota. By-Laws. 1921.

1 1 National Nonpartisan League of North Dakota. By-Laws and Constitution of the North Dakota Nonpartisan League. n.d.

1 938 National Nonpartisan League of Wisconsin. The New Day: What the Organized Workers and Farmers Have Done for Themselves in North Dakota. [1920?].

1 943 National Nonpartisan League of Wisconsin. Principles or Mudslinging: Which Will You Choose? [1920?].

1 532 National Nonpartisan League. Resolutions Adopted by Farmers' and Workers' National Nonpartisan League Campaign Rally, St. Paul. •• , March 19-21, 1918. 1918.

1 186 National Nonpartisan League. Resolutions Adopted by the Nonpartisan League Conference Held at St. Paul, September 18-19-20, 1917. 1917.

1 537 [National Nonpartisan League]. S.D. Farmers o. K. League Accounts; Nebraska Farmers O. K. League Accounts. [1918?].

1 928 National Nonpartisan League. The Truth about North Dakota Taxes: A Handbook that Will Enable You to Nail the Lies of the Anti-Farmer Press. 1920.

1 860 [National Nonpartisan League]. What the Cosmopolitan, Everybody's Magazine, and Others Say about the Nonpartisan League. April 12, 1919.

1 869 [National Nonpartisan League]. When Farmers Stuck Together: The Story of Sixty-Thousand North Dakota Farmers Who Are Running Their Own Government and Have Enacted Laws that Will Enable Them to Borrow Money at Fair Rates, and to Get a Better Share of the Price Their Product Brings on the Market. [1919?].

1 541 National Nonpartisan League. Where the People Rule: North Dakota, A State Where Democracy Is Safe. [1918?].

1 884 National Nonpartisan League. Where the People Rule: North Dakota, A State Where Democracy Is Safe. [1919?].

1 556 National Nonpartisan League. Why Should Farmers Pay Dues? 1918. Ml82A p. 34 Roll No. Frame No. 1 946 Nelson, C. Z. Minnesota's Next Governor. [1920]. (Henrik Shipstead campaign literature).

2 356 Nelson, Theodore G. A Volume of Truth in Words and Pictures. June 17, 1918.

3 538 Nestos, Rangvold A. The Campaign Issues, Primary Election 1922: Address Delivered by Governor R. A. Nestos. June 5, 1922. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Organization, Fargo, North Dakota).

3 547 Nestos, Rangvold A. What We Promised and What We Have Done: Address Delivered by Governor R.A. Nestos. September 27, 1922.

2 365 Non-Partisan League Is Only Another Name for "Socialism". [ 1918?].

4 1 The Non-Partisan, Volume 1, Number 1-5, August 1 - December 1, 1917. (Minnesota Non-Partisan League).

3 469 Nonpartisans and the Nonpartisan Ballot. [1921?].

3 728 North Dakota, Commissioner of Immigration. Report of the Commissioner of Immigration to the Governor of North Dakota for the Period August 7, 1919, to November 1, 1920. 1920.

3 869 North Dakota, Department of Agriculture and Labor. The Adams County, North Dakota, Sale for Seed Grain and Feed Bonds, 1922. June 17, 1922.

3 962 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendment to be Submitted to the Electors at the General Election, November 6, 1928. 1928.

3 794 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendments and Initiated Measures: To be Submitted to the Electors at the Recall Election, October 28, 1921. 1921.

3 740 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendments, Initiated and Referred Measures: To be Submitted to the Electors at the General Election, November 2, 1920. 1920.

3 945 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Constitutional Amendments, Initiated and Referred Measures to be Submitted to the Electors, March 18, 1924. 1924.

3 596 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Measures Enacted by the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly and to be Referred to the Electors at a Special Election, June 26, 1919. 1919. Ml82A Roll No. Frame No. P· 35 3 890 North Dakota, Department of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Measures Initiated by Petition to be Submitted to the Electors at the General Election, November 7, 1922. 1922.

3 814 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Constitution, Laws and Amendments Thereto Authorizing the North Dakota Industrial Program. June 1, 1921.

3 893 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Facts and Figures on North Dakota's Rural Credit System. June 5, 1922.

3 838 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Financial Report of the North Dakota Industrial Program, for the Period Ending December 31, 1920. February 1, 1921.

3 748 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. The North Dakota Industrial Program: A Report on the Organization and Progress of the North Dakota State Industries, and the Administration of Related Laws, Protecting and Promoting Agriculture and the Other Industries in the State, Enacted and Established by the Sixteenth Session of the North Dakota Legislative Assembly. May 1, 1920.

3 909 North Dakota, Industrial Commission. Report of the North Dakota Industrial Commission for the Year Ending Decem- ber 31, 1921. February 1, 1922.

3 470 North Dakota, Legislative Assembly, House, Audit Committee. Report on Legislative Investigation of Public Industries. March 4, 1921. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

3 616 North Dakota, Legislative Assembly, 16th Session, 1919. The New Day in North Dakota: Some of the Principal Laws Enacted by the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, 1919. 1919. (Issued by the Industrial Commission of North Dakota).

3 871 North Dakota, Secretary of State. North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet: Primary Election, June 28, 1922. 1922.

3 571 North Dakota, State Auditor. North Dakota Directory. 1917.

3 858 North Dakota, State Tax Commissioner. Tax Administration in North Dakota, 1921. 1921.

3 318 North Dakota's Reward for Electing Non-Partisan League Officers. 1920.

1 1049 Northwest Publishing Company. The Northwest Publishing Company. January 19, 1924.

1 655 Northwestern Service Bureau. The Farmer-Owned County Newspaper. 1918.

2 370 Not the Grange. April 1918. Ml82A p. 36 Roll No. Frame No. 4 19 On the Square: A Magazine for the Farm and Home. May-June 1918.

3 328 Our Socialist Autocracy: Some of the Things They Have Done or Attempted in North Dakota under the Guise of "The Farmers Program". [1920?].

3 331 Our Taxes and the Cost of Our State Government. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo,North Dakota).

1 662 Packard, Frank E. The Farmers' Movement in North Dakota and Taxation: An Address Delivered before the National Tax Association at Atlanta, Georgia, November 15, 1917. 1918.

2 748 Peterson, Elmer T. American Bolshevism: Address on the Non~Partisan League, by Elmer T. Peterson, Associate Editor Wichita Beacon, before Groups 7, 8, and 5 of the Kansas Bankers Association, November 11-12-13, 1919. 1919.

1 668 Political Patrioteers. [1918? J.

3 503 Preus, Jacob A. O. A Government Experiment versus Life Insurance Principles: An Address Delivered at the Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents at New York, December 9, 1921. 1921.

1 996 Progressive Republican Club of Minnesota. Progressive Republican Club of Minnesota Declares for Magnus Johnson. [1922?].

1 1 673 "Putting Up Loyalty' : The Patriotism of the People Exploited by Political Profiteers. 1918.

2 19 Rains, Leon. Appeal to America Not to Believe Germany's Foes. October 23, 1914.

3 515 Reasons for the Recall. [1921?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

4 53 The Red Flame. Volume 1, Numbers 1-12, November 1919 - October 1920.

2 371 Restiveness in the League. August 11, 1918.

3 518 Richter, Dan E. Independent Campaign Songs. [1921?].

2 753 Richter, Dan E. Weeds: An Exposition of Arthur C. Townley, President of the Non-Partisan League, A Sower of Wind, A Reaper of Weeds. 1919.

1 190 Russell, Charles Edward. In and Out of the Yoke: A Plain Story of the Farmer and the Nonpartisan League. [1917-1918?]. Ml82A p. 37 Roll No. Frame No. 4 764 Russell, Charles Edward. The Story of the Nonpartisan League: A Chapter in American Evolution. New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1920.

3 340 Sargent, Noel. I.W.W. Preach Violence. [1920?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

3 345 Sargent, Noel. Nonpartisan League Leaders Work With I.W.W. [1920?]. (Issued by the Minnesota Sound Government Association).

3 350 Sargent, Noel. North Dakota Schools under the Nonpartisan League. [1920?]. (Issued by the Minnesota Sound Government Association).

2 758 Sargent, Noel. The Religious Aspect of Socialism. 1919.

2 768 Sargent, Noel. The Socialism of 1919. [1919?].

3 359 Sargent, Noel. Socialism - The Farmer - The Nonpartisan League. [1920?]. (Issued by the Minnesota Sound Government Association).

2 779 Schmahl, Julius A. Address by Julius A. Schmahl (Secretary of State of Minnesota) at New Ulm, Minnesota, August 20, 1919, and Kimball, Minnesota, September 27, 1919, On the Occasion of a Home-Coming of Soldiers of the World War and of the Fifty-Seventh Anniversary of the Repulse of the Sioux Indians. 1919.

3 1185 Scott, John W. John W. Scott, et al., Plaintiffs, vs. Lynn J. Frazier, et al., Defendants: Bill of Complaint in the United States District Court, for the District of North Dakota, Southeastern Division. March 31, 1919.

2 792 Shutter, Marion D. The Constitution of the United States: Our Bond of Union and Charter of Freedom. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 800 Shutter, Marion D. From Constitution to Chaos in Russia. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 813 Shutter, Marion D. The Menace of Socialism. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 824 Shutter, Marion D. Patriotism: Its Dangers and Duties. [1919?]. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 833 Shutter, Marion D. Socialism and the Family: Address before the State Federation of Women's Clubs, Little Falls, Minnesota, September 24, 1919. 1919. [Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis?]. Ml82A Roll No. Frame No. p. 38 2 842 Shutter, Marion D. The Work of Our Fathers: Is It Worth Preserving? 1919. (Issued by the American Committee of Minneapolis).

2 372 Socialism is Real Menace in Our State Now. [1918?].

3 520 Some Things the Local Czars of Socialism Fail to Mention. [1921?].

2 851 Spalding, Burleigh F. Analysis of State Bank Law - Comments and Questions. 1919.

2 377 State Association of Farmers Mutual Insurance Companies. A Typical Townley Trick. May 28, 1918.

2 20 Story of the Non-Partisan League of North Dakota. December 3-16, 1916.

2 380 Talmage, William Henry. Two Non-Partisan League Lectures: "The Mad Captain" and We~1i Stick . [1918?].

2 389 Teigen, Ferdinand A. The Nonpartisan League: Its Origin, Development and Secret Purposes. 1918.

2 432 Test Townleyism Yourself by Very Simple Method [and other news articles]. [1918?].

4 944 Thomason, O. M. The Beginning and End of the Nonpartisan League. St. Paul: 1920.

4 1060 Tittemore, J. N. and A. A. Vissers. The Non-Partisan League vs. the Home. Milwaukee: 1922.

1 207 Townley, Arthur. Address of A. C. Townley, President of the National Non-Partisan League, at the Farmers and Workers Conference Held at St. Paul, September 18, 19,and 20, 1917. 1917.

1 982A Townleyism: A True Story of the Operation of the Nonpartisan League Program in North Dakota, As Told in Official Reports of the Various Departments of the State Government. 1921.

3 364 Trade Unionism and Townleyism. [1920?]. (Issued by the Joint Campaign Committee, Fargo, North Dakota).

3 576 U.S. Congress, Senate, Committee on Military Affairs. Extending Jurisdiction of Military Tribunals: Hearings before the Committee on Military Affairs, United States Senate, Sixty-Fifth Congress, Second Session, on S. 4364 ... , May 1, 1918, Part 2. 1918.

3 372 United Americans, National Committee, New York. United Americans: Organized to Preserve the Constitution and Develop an Even Better America. 1920. Ml82A P• 39 Roll No. Frame No. 3 379 Wehrle, Vincent. The Non-Partisan League: Its Causes and Tendencies, [1920? J.

2 433 Wehrle, Vincent, The Present Political Situation of the State of North Dakota. [1918?].

2 453 When It Comes to a Show Down, with Whom Will Townley Stick? [1918?].

2 455 Wilson, Woodrow. A Proclamation by the President of the United States. July 26, 1918.

1 678 Wilson, Woodrow. Winning the War: Nonpartisanship the Test. [1918?]. (Issued by the National Nonpartisan League),

1 949 Women's Nonpartisan Clubs. Minnesota: The Problems of Her People and Why the Farmers and the Workers Have Organized for Political Action. [1920?].

1 983 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League, City Central Committee, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mayor: Thomas Van Lear; City Platform and Program of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minneapolis. [1921?].

1 903 Working People's Non-Partisan Political League, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Organizing Pamphlet Number 1: Minnesota Labor Is About to Vote for Itself. [1919?].

1 958 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota. Proceedings: Second Annual Convention of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League ... , Rochester, Minnesota, ... July 18, 1920. 1920.

1 986 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota. Proceedings: Third Annual Convention of the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota ..• , Brainerd, Minnesota, ... July 17, 1921. 1921.

1 997 Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota 1 Proceedings: Fourth Annual Convention of the. Working People's Nonpartisan Political League of Minnesota,,,?

Crookston, Minnesota 1 , •• July 16 1 1922 1 1922,

1 908 Working People 1 s Non~Partisan Political League, St, Paul Division, Platform of St. Paul Division, Working People's

Non-Partisan Political League, December 20 1 1919,

2 6 Young, Newton C, Shall We Change Our Plan of Government? n.d. Ml82A p. 40

SUPPLEMENT

Roll No. Frame No. 4 1159 [Bacon, Jerry D.]. A Socialist Constitution for North Dakota: Do You Want That or the Constitution that Has Stood the Test of 25 Years: A Careful Digest and Comparison. [1918?].

4 1168 The Black Flaggers: Why the Financial Pirates are Trying to Scuttle the State Bank, The Dockage Law, and Get Away with the Railroad Loot. 1920.

4 1179 German State Monopoly for Minnesota! What Mr. Townley Fears. [1918?].

4 1184 Spies, Traitors, and the Kept Press! A Barrage Flung Out by Fear. [1918?].