The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-27

behind which the oppressive trusts and monopo:
lies have heretofore found refuge and protec-
ton
1--WE heartily indorse and point with pride
to the efficient, honest and successful admin
: istration of john A. johnson as governor of
Minnesota, and recommend his nomination to sue
coed himself, and hereby pledge ourselves indi-
vidually and collectively to use all honorable
means to secure his election at the coming No
! vember election.
ALEXANDRIA,, MINN.-The democratic coun-
ty convention was held here Saturday after
| loon, and only nine persons attended. The chair
man OF the convention authorized to ap-
point delegates to the state convention. The
attendance at the county convention not being
matter Of selecting state delegates taken
under Amusement. For county which received
| hve good appointments at the hands Of Governor
Johnson, the democrats show very little intel
! est.
BAGLEi, MINI The democratic county con-
Torkelson. j. II. loen, Alfred Hammer.
WABAssO, MINN.-The democrats of Red
wood county net in convention and there were
about aDou thirty thirty delegates present Eleven dele
| convention with instructions to vote for John
a. Sou J14n th tor governor t, It was at first
! up county ticket. but it did not materalize
| MONTEvIDEO MINIMIZE democratic coun-
| ty convention elected full delegation to
state democratic convention in St. Paul. Strong
resolutions indorsing the administra ton of Gov
| ernor johnson We're adopted
AITK1N, MINN.-At the democratic county
ed to the state convention; freeman L. Krech.
j. IL, B. Gaiameaut, \. A. Sweetman. W: o.
Alternates: +. H. OSterhout l.. Z. Duffy. d.
McMahon, John Svedberg, H. S. Nelson, George
Robbins Dan Kane. J. B. Gaarneault was
chosen as a member of the, state central
mittee. The resolutions adopted congratulate
| President Roosevelt On having adopted demo-
cratic cnd pr principles and measures express the
spared to lead the people to victory two years
hence, and heartily indorse the administration
| Of Governor johnson.
GRACEv1LLE, M1NN-The county conyen-
fa fe BIZ ene to tn for ts Of
vention passed off tremendously Resolutions
were PASSED commanding the administration of
was evidenced by resolutions calling him the
first and only real champion of this decade in
the strife for a more ideal form Of government
and only the lowest kind Of tariff was favored,
i such only as would meet the most, economical
of the hs opposition to the
G. harrington, William '5e r on e Tao@as zn
hofer j. X Grove, J. F. Glenn and John. A.
! Green.
ARGYLE, MINN.-The following We're elected
delegates to the state convention: Julius Of,
Aln Hoams Hans HTtes Anton Hill on
Andrew NJ. Olson, H. Breese. A full county
ticket was placed in the field.
WhLMAR, MlNN.-rhe democratic county
convention for Kandiyohi county selected the
following as delegates to the state convention ion
stad p W: Frederickson, Patrick LAWYER, J: W
Kent J: NJ; Downs. William Olson, William
Hessn and nd 8 E. %
berry was recommended as a member Of the
n state central committee. The following were
elected members of the county committee
. Rotary; Nels Norman, Patrick Lawler and P
! W. trederickson.:
Il FAIRMONT, MINN.-Democratic state conven
: ton delegates from Martin county; Frank A
e James Daley. Herman Schueler, James Lamp
kssa W e6H:e A : Te,eS " T. W nr1 %s9a \
f True Resolutions indorsing the administration
of Governor johnson and his position al
public questions We're adopted.
! WlNONA, MlNN.-At the democratic county
convention held OH Saturday resolutions were
adopted, in addition to recommending the can
, didacy of Andrew French of Wabash county fo
congressman from the first district, indOrsins
W. ]. Bryan for the next president and Governor
]. A. Johnson for reelection, favoring the elec
tion Of Limited States t by direct vot
!, referendum. The following delegates to tn,
j state convention were elected:
:. Il. Fitzpatrick, W. J. Whipple, Charles Goss
# ! II. L. BGcK,. NJ j. McNIfaCn, JOnn tiltZkef. lin
e Daley, w. I. Spencer, $. II. somsen, Edwar.
e Lees W. w. Stenson, c. f. Dykeman, Jaco
l, Voelker. William Galewski, Joseph Hawks, H
oseph " a
F.. II. Polzin George J. Fischer, p. j.. Bartl
w. 7. Valentine, NJ. Bambenek, Samuel Knopr
W. II. OMeara, F. L. Cierzan, John Cisewski
James L. NOLAN, Joseph Ebben, George Spencer
a Jr.. Philip OMeara, Philip Feiten. Ben Kalmes
John Roth, Frank Eustermann, H. M. Lander
ton.
l. LUVERNE, MINN.-The following were elect
,s ed as delegates to the state convention: j.
II Furlow, s. B. Nelson Jay La Due, r. B. Hini
d ly, NJ. O.: Page, Joseph Willers, Andrew Jel
m son, 3. L. Kitterman. The administration Q
lie Governor Johnson strongly Endorsed by tn
passage of resolutions. Jay La Due was recon
mended member of the state central con
er mitree, and the present county organization wa
st continued for two years.
~ GAYLORD, MINN-The following delegate
of were elected to the state convention. N. {
y Bray, d. n. Jones, John Elygare, \. \. Poehlel
Robert Schmidt, John Young, J. r. Beatty
~ Weber, F.. f. Mansfield, W. G. Comnick all
y Thomas WEIGH. DR.. D. n. Jones of Gaylor
IS was elected member of the state central con
to mittee to represent Sibley county. The perm;
nent county organization elected is as follows
W. G. Comnick of Gaylord chairman; f.
al Mansfield of Arlington secretary; a: A: Poehle
re of Henderson. William Yoerg of Winthrop, "
is q. Flower of Gibbon, Michael McMahon of Gree
III Isle and William Reimers OF New Auburn.
C. -
L. ALBERT LEA, MINN.-The democrats {
Freedom county did not endeavCr to have
. delegate convention Saturday, but they did hol
III mass meeting to select delegates TO til
3 state convention In all there were eightee
N precincts, and they went thru the form of ii
IN dorsing Governor Johnson and Bryan. and seec
I'd ed the following delegates to go to Minneapol
next week: Fl: C.. Nelson. c.. J. Kenevan J. {
.. Donlelly, T.. 4. Mickey, L.. ]. Holland, NJ.
Id Whelan. Dan Whelan, j.. f. Mckeon f.. "
is Knatvold L. H. Stenseth. T. ]. Dowd. o.
IN Hayden and Amos Jorgensen The party wi
not have any ticket in this county and tfel
It are democratic candidates before the primar
election this year. althos an, independent cani
,o date for senator may be put up.
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ri WINONA, 2MINN.-Edward Hausmann &
this city has been appointed district deputy (
the Order of gElks for the southern part (
-, | Minnesota. -.~A- ~, 100. .r.,.
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