The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-01
Minnesota Politics
Hennepin Secures Headquarters for the
Duluth Convention Lindbergh Will
Make Speaking Campaign Jacobson
in the Seventh.

Thomas II. Girling, A. A. D. Rain.
p. B. Sanders and James A. Nash Of
the Hennepin county republican COM
mittee have visited Duluth and secured
headquarters for the Hennepin delega
ton. Mr.. Girling also rented head
quarters for himself as q candidate for
secretary OF state. He told the Duluth
together, and if given proper consider
alton by the convention, the county
would respond at the polls to such
treatment.
Quarters in the Duluth hotels are go
Ing fast Candidates have taken all
the parlor rooms in the Spalding and
st. Louis hotels. The 1900 or more
outsiders will fill those hotels twice
over, and there are only two other
one-fare. rate made by the railroads
| will probably attract many visitors be-
side the delegates. No special trains
are contemplated by the railroads now.
Many extra cars will be put on, and
1T may be necessary to run extras as
second sections of the regular trains.
Charles A. Lindbergh, the Little
Falls man who is out for the congress
sional nomination in the sixth, called
on sixth district men at the capitol yes,
terday and expressed himself well
pleased with the outlook after visiting
seven Of the counties in the district.
Mr. Lindbergh says he will make 9
formal statement of his position on ma
tlonal issues very soon, and that he
VIII make a speaking tour of the dis
trlct, 50 the individual voters can heal
from his own lips how he stands He
1 tariff, and has some ideas of his owl
about the regulation Of trusts.
Ih1s speaking campaign will begir
soon after the state convention, it il
understood. To show how strong the
feeling is in the. sixth, district. it i.
known that 700 letters had been re
} celved by Mr.. Lindbergh, urging him t,
run for congress-. before he made hi
first announcement.
Jacobson's workers are claimino ,
l solid eleventh district for him. The,
: say Redwood will have to give him it
i vote, altho Schmahl is candidate, be
cause the office of governor is bigge
than secretary Of state, and the Jacob
, son men would take vengeance o.
Schmah1 if he delivered the delegation
to any, one else. The Morris Tribun
says that if there is any attempt t
Q take Stevens away from jacobson it i
t belng, worked very quietly However
e 1T will be remembered that Stevens di
not, go for Jacobson when he ran fo
auditor. kandiyohi is another count
u which may and may not give Jacobso
y its vote: The leaders in Willmar ar
q sad to have given the Madison man
frost on his recent visit there
The Ortonville journal says Ri
Stone, will go unpledged, but wi
r doubtless support jacobson in the col
e vention. - 49,.
- Clarence c.. Dinehart was reporte
e last week visiting Thief River Fal
n and Elmore in the interests Of his ca
dldacy for treasurer. He is GOVERN
more territory than big league shor
ID stop. ~ s,s~
Of One of the bogies for the next lepisl
1e tive session will be a bill to appropl
,eI ate money for a governor 81 mansio
- L. G. Spooner of Morris, a candida
= for%the house, has announced that ]
3 will: fight such bill. A mansion
$ the governofA would BE a very nj
or thing, but there are other places whe
u state money is needed more.
IN G. P. De Laittre Of Aitkin is said
ry be another coming entry in the senate
= al contest in the fifty second distfi
With Ole Mausten and Dan Gum al
wv IN the race, there lis sure to be son
Ne thing doing in the big woods this f.
;et Tha Rrecla n,;aaa cazo++o ,sII1
va j.. Wells of entering the speakersl
i Wilkin county to his. renominatt
NO That "gag'' has already been work
- to the limit, says the Gazette. ar,
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