Minnesota governor makes broad list of appointments
Governor Johnson issued a statement Monday detailing appointments including Private Secretary Pranck Day Executive Clerk Harvey Grimmer Insurance Commissioner John Hartigan Superintendent of Public Instruction John Olsen Assistant Superintendent C G Sehalz Adjutant General Fred Wood State Law Librarian John King Labor Commissioner W E Mel Ewen Dairy and Food Commissioner Andrew French Public Examiner Anton Schaefer Military Storekeeper Captain Hatcher and the expected succession of William E McEwen as labor commissioner on January 1.
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Willmar
Thomas Wilson
St. Paul
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Casper Ernst to be paroled from Stillwater prison
Casper Ernst once prominent in St. Paul real estate and Pittsburg building owner in the Capitol City is to be paroled December 17 after serving half his ten year sentence for forgeries and misappropriation of funds. He will be with his family at Christmas and has reportedly secured a remunerative position. His financial irregularities were extensive and involved many, including priests and Catholic church affiliates among those affected.
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Johnson to propose new Minnesota department for lands and forestry
Gov. Johnson plans a legislature message proposing a new department of public mines lands and forestry to separate these resources from the state auditor. He emphasizes conservation as the main reform goal and says endorsed by leading figures, with accounting oversight kept through the auditor. Meanwhile a local ad promotes New Ulm Music Store offerings and a square-deal buying approach.
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Who Should Pay the Expenses of Our Elections
Editorial argues for state or national funding of election costs. Cites Roosevelt and Chicago economist ideas. Advocates public treasury financing to reduce campaigns’ influence and curb abuses. Discusses taxation as method, and nonpartisan oversight to share costs among parties and voters.
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Ingersoll's Widow Wins Suit at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Col. Robert Ingersoll's widow in a $100,000 claim against Joseph Coram and others. The suit arose from services rendered to defeat Andrew J. Davis's will, which left property in Montana and Massachusetts. After a complex history across Montana and federal courts, the high court affirmed the Montana adjudication, finalizing the widow's victory.
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