New Ulm Review Announces Summer Editor Kalnes
The New Ulm Review announces T. M. Kalnes of Alexandria will edit the paper for the summer. Kalnes, experienced in political reporting, will provide more coverage of contest at the polls. The paper invites readers to meet the new editor and notes his plans for strong political coverage.
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T. M. Kalnes
Alexandria
Park Region Gazette
New Ulm
Mr. Kalnes
Review
Fred Johnson
Mr. Karnes
Briefly Brother Bryan Denounces Evolution as Myth
Minnesota Tribune reports Brother Bryan asserts evolution is a myth noting personal dislike of the idea it may be real. framing belief as a religious stance and public critique.
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Bryan
Minneapolis Tribune
The Rock of the Republic editorial defends the Constitution
The Minneapolis Journal backs the Constitution in an editorial called The Rock of the Republic. It criticizes La Follette’s push to amend via political means and argues for the right of orderly constitutional change. The Minneapolis Tribune backs Anna Dickie Oleson for US Senate, warning of potential impact on Kellogg's support and Shipstead’s prospects.
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Minneapolis
United States
la Follette
Minneapolis Tribune
Anna Dickie Oleson
Olsson
Kellogg
Henrik Shipstead
Referendum on Military Training Sparks Editorial Clash
The Minneapolis vote backed military training in schools by a ten thousand margin last week, but some school board members and militarists oppose it. Cartoonist Callaghan mocks using the vote as a doormat, while critics say democracy and republican government are being misinterpreted by the trioteer press and a local paper.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Board of Education
Callaghan
Daily Star
Minneapolis Journal
People
Trioteer Press
School Board of
Minnesota political clashes loom over farmer labor gains
The piece critiques misrepresentation in voting on military drill and United States senatorial nominations, noting Davis's victory aided by farmers in Carver and McLeod counties. It discusses party machines, reform candidates like Knute Nelson’s home county, and primary results in Martin and Watonwan counties, highlighting the era's progressive versus machine politics.
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Douglas County
Ual
Ole Langhaug
Nonpartisan League
United States
Knute Nelson
Liberty Bonds and Patriotism in McLeod County
A McLeod County Republican piece questions the value of Liberty Bonds, arguing they often left common people with little direct gain as ownership shifted to banking interests in the East. It criticizes profiteers and laments bonds sold at high discounts, while comparing wartime finance to par values and questioning money issuance by Congress.
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Farmer
Laborer
Ireland
McLeod County Republican
Steve
Congress
Wall Street
North Dakota Primaries Today News Brief
North Dakota holds primary election day with races for Republican nominations. Likely nominees include Porter McCumber for Senate Lynn Frazier for governor and George Schafer for attorney general. Other contests involve Peter Gaaberg and W J Church with Joseph Kitchen seeking agriculture and labor. President recall politics mix with lingering Nonpartisan League history.
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North Dakota
Nonpartisan Leaguers
United States
Porter J. McCumber
Lynn J. Frazier
Nestos
B. F. Baker
Farmer
George Schafer
Peter Ga
Berg
Joseph A.kitchen
Agriculture and Labor
W. J. Church
Nonpartisan League
Public ownership urged to end Illinois mine war
The piece argues that Williamson County's miners are fully unionized yet faced scab labor and armed guards at Herrin mines owned by W J Lester. It portrays a cycle of lawlessness from both sides and urges public ownership of the mines as the sole remedy, with workers sharing in management and profits.
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Williamson County
Illinois
W. J. Lester
Herrin
Guy Hudgins
Possible Changes on Farmer Labor Ticket
The Minnesota Daily Star reports a surge in anti machine candidates prompting moves to fill key posts on the Farmer-Labor ticket by appointment. Roy Smelker may resign as attorney general to allow Ernest Lundeen to be appointed after a strong primary challenge to Kellogg. George Siegel was asked to file on the Farmer-Labor ticket but declined and instead ran in the Democratic nomination, losing.
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James E. Doran
Altho
Roy Smelker
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
Yacarey
Lloyd L. Leith
Aigea
Thomas J. Meighan
Anna Dickie
Oregon
United States
Minnesota Daily Star
State Central Committee
Farmer- Labor
Ernest Lundeen
Kellogg
Nonpartisan League
Working People’s League
George Siegel
St. Paul
Siegel
Anti Machine Vote Surprises In Primary Results
The anti machine candidates in the Republican primary delivered an unexpected strong showing despite low Progressive participation and farmers and labor tickets not on the ballot. Voter turnout was around sixty percent as the anti machine faction delivered a shock to longstanding party leadership.
Dinner Set Sale with 22 Patterns and Wide Availability
Local shop offers 33 piece dinner set plus 42 and 57 88 and 100 piece sets at varying prices. Ten patterns shown at this store with 22 patterns available for selection. Items promoted as extensive and widely available in surrounding towns.
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Rock of the Republic
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Davis
Reuben Thoreen
Boss Sullivan
Stillwater
Carver
McLeod
Wm. A. Anderson
State Supreme Bench
Wm. B. Anderson
Beverage
Indiana
Pinthot
Pennsylvania
Brookhart
Town
Keller
Preus
Watonwan
Martin Counties
John JM. Gemmill
Martin
Wm. Schaleben
Juli J. Anderson
Madeira
Hughes
Genoa
Lenin
McLeod County
FARMER+ LABOR
Riverside Park
Gabrial
Raffles
Wonder Store
Emil Metzinger & CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Florsheim
Cord Tires
Elekre
Firestone
Goodrich
Oldfield
Seibert
Portage
NEW Ulm Tire & Repair CO
S. Wilfahrt
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