Commoner Bryan Seeks Johnson For Speaking Visit
William Jennings Bryan writes Gov. Johnson asking for an early visit to Fairview, the commoner's home, to discuss speaking dates. Bryan notes broad demand for appearances and mentions Minnesota delegates' cordial support at Lincoln. He invites Johnson to determine his availability and campaign details.
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Gov. Johnson
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Ser
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Minnesota
Pairview
Bryan’s Address on Progress and Fair Rewards
The Duluth Herald surveys William Jennings Bryan's Lincoln talk urging a government that rewards each individual for their societal contribution. It condemns special privileges and corporate control, arguing genuine liberty, opportunity, and equality depend on distributing rewards to those who earn them. H. F. Seiter, Tracy banker, visited the city Monday.
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Bryan
Lincoln 1
Denver
Tle
Duluth Herald
Mr. Bryan
Prominent Brown County Democrats Face Fall Elections
In Brown County politics the upcoming tilting period shows four Democrats likely to dominate the fall. George Ross for probate judge and Henry J. Berg for county treasurer appear to run unopposed. August G. Erickson as county attorney may also run unopposed. Voters praise their first-term, diligent service and expect strong campaigns from other races, including auditor and register of deeds, with recent incumbents Schramm and Cutting favored to win.
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George Ross
Henry J. Berg
August G. Erickson
Comfrey Times
Brown County
Jos. A. Eckstein
Albert Pfaender
George Glotzbach
Capt
George
Louis G. Vogel
J. P. Graff
Henry F. Bastian
Henry
Grait
Vogel
Albert J. Schramm
Register of Deeds
Carstensen
Eden
Mr. Peterson
Sleepy Eye
John Cutting
A. R. Eggensperger
Hanska
Schramm
Cutting
Carl P. Manderfeld
John Larson
Julius
Pointed Address Urges Banking Reform By C D Griffith
C D Griffith president of the Minnesota Bankers Association challenges Congress to curb corporate over capitalization and regulate securities. He denounces mortgage registry taxes and urges repeal, warns of costly receiverships, and supports deposit guarantees and postal savings banks to prevent bank runs and aid the public.
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C.D. Grifith
Sleepy Eye
Minnesota Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Convention
Houses of Congress
Griffith
Mr. Griffith
The
Herald
Duluth Herald
WON LAURELS AT LAKEVIEW
Company A and the Second Regiment return from encampment near Lake City. Red fire greets the men as they march home. The regiment highlights rifle practice. Company A leads in marksmen and sharp shooters with nine of eleven long-range tests reaching expert rifleman status. Capt. Piaender praised for high revolver score. record set by the unit.
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Lake City
Krag-Jorgenson
Ulm
Pfaender St. Hubbard
Sergt
Klause
Fast
Matsch
Schmidt
Schleuder
Reinke
Koho
Dengle
Rosner
Boesch
Engelbert
Frederick & i
Roland Neumann
Neiwalt
Cook Haegele
Hubbar
Lindmeyer
Arthifer Neumann
Hofmeister
Sergi
Juenemann I Corp
Kitzberger
Lieb
Fritsche
Beimer
Schneider
Buschers
Albert Koch
Juni
John Fritsche
Piaender
Hubbard
Groebne
Klaus
Company A
Plaender
Groebner
Corp. Pfeiffer
Corp. Grussendorf
Priv. Grussendorf
Pfaender
Company team shoot decides medal winner in Fairmont contest
Twelve companies fielded seven men each in a medal event won previously by Company 5. Fairmont’s Company E edged past Paribault by three points, with scores listed for all teams and detailed 200 300 and 500 yard individual marks for Company A. Officers Pfaender and Groebner led revolver events with top scores.
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Col. Wright
Company 5
Fairmont
Company E
Pairmont
Company F
Worthington
Paribault
Company A
New Ulm
Winona
Feld and Staff
Austin
Owatonna
Madison
Mankato
St. Peter
Northfield
Redwood Falls
State Supreme Court Upholds Inebriate Farm Law
The Minnesota Supreme Court rules that a 2 percent tax from saloon licensing for a state farm and hospital for habitual drunkards is constitutional. The ruling allows the Board of Control to fund and locate the hospital, with about $30,000 currently available. Separately, Gottfried Retzlaff buys the August Werner farm near Lamberton. Other notes mention the prohibition party platform size and local farming changes including Rowland Evans selling a Courtland area farm to Fred Etter.
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State Supreme Court
Board of Control
Morris
Start
Chas. A. Stolz
Gustav Koehler
Mills
Minneapolis
Miss Scherning
St. James
Rowland Evans
Courtland
Fred Etter
Mr. Evans
Atlantic
Wales
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Johnson
Fairview
Social Progress
H. F. Seiter
Tracy
City
Brown
H. J. Berg
Aus
G. Erickson
George Boss
Henry Bastian
Laltimores
Lakeview
Groebner Herbert Grussendurt
Nuessle
B Schmid
Gottfried Retzlaff
August Werner
Lamberton
Spalding Brothers
Prohibition Party
Minneapolis Journal
the Cash Shoe Store
Postoffice
Herman Scheman
Prop
New Ulm, Minn
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