New Ulm Democrats back Johnson for President at St Paul meeting
The New Ulm Democratic central committee endorsed Gov. John A. Johnson for the presidency, urging Minnesota Democrats to present his name at the national convention in Denver. The vote followed debates, with Bryan supporters forming the Bryan Volunteers and opposing the Johnson endorsement. The piece also rebuts a St Paul Dispatch claim about Emma Goldman and notes the committee’s St Paul meeting attendance.
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Democratic Ne Central Committee
St. Paul
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Mississippi
United States
Denver
Bryan
Johnson
Orasery
Hudson
Manahan
Emma Goldman
New Ulm
Miss Goldman
Christ
Ser
Ali
Oreover
Bryan Urges Instructed Delegates for Nomination
Famous Nebraskan statesman urges Illinois and Springfield Democrats to instruct delegates rather than let conventions pick nominees. He states voters, not the convention, are masters and that any nomination must reflect the people’s platform and wishes. He warns against delegates who seek personal gain over party instructions.
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Springfield
Mr. Bryan
Bush
Tam
Nebraska Platform stance signals reform and federal balance
The Nebraska Democrats in Omaha outline a platform opposing privileged interests and urging stronger anti trust laws. It calls for corporate regulation fairness in pricing, interstate commerce control, expanded state and national railroad oversight, tariff reform, taxes, direct senatorial elections, campaign finance limits, Panama Canal completion, pensions, Philippine independence, postal savings banks, bank depositor protection, immigration enforcement, irrigation and reclamation, currency independence, and limits on naval debt collection.
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Cates
Congress
United States
Pani Canal
Philippine
Aldrich
Fowler
The Man And His Job
Two applicants for one position are judged by how they close a door. The first fails, the second, precise and quiet, secures the job. The employer explains he valued thoroughness in small acts as a sign of overall work ethic.
Small Details Shape Great Leaders in Brief Local Notes
Dr Graff called to Mankato on professional business. Frank Schleif and Alfred Baltrusch run a skating rink in the opera house. Judge Olsen and Court Reporter Eckstein attended a district court term in Ivanhoe. Miss Josephine Galles visits her mother and returns to Minneapolis. Mrs F W Johnson hosted whist for Miss Jennie Lind, returning to Minneapolis next day. Dakota House celebrates fifty years of family ownership. The first local baseball game of the season set for April 19 between Lake Shores Hanska and Stonewalls. C A Swanson and Alex Johnson attend national buttermakers convention in St Paul. J C Joslin receives appointment as assistant dairyman in Washington. Springfield Building and Loan elects H Bendixen president, J J Bay vice president, M Lehrer treasurer, J R Schmid secretary. August Bebel’s health halts US visit plans.
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Dr. Graff
Mankato
Frank Schleif
Alfred Baltrusch
Opera House
Judge Olsen
Eckstein
Ivanhoe
District Court
Josephine Galles
Minneapolis
F. W. Johnson
Jennie Lind
Dakota House
Hanska
C. A. Swanson
Lafayette-Bernadette Creamery
Alex Johnson
St. Paul
Springfeld Building and Loan, Association
H. Bendixen
J. J. Bay
M. Lehrer
J. R. Schmid
August Bebel
Reichstag
United States
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Mins
Democratic Committee
St Paul
Bryan Sipnovles
Ayer
J.0. Ayer Co
Lowall
Mass
Kiso
Sarsaparilla
Tien
Lion and the Mouse
Nebraska
Democrats of Nebraska
Omaha
Edison Phonographs
Pioneer Drug CO
Alm. Feed and Cereal Mill Co
Man
Herbert Hapgood
J.C. Joslin
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Eibner
the Home Bakery
New Ulm Hardware Co
N. Minn. St
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