The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29
minnesota Politics,
Democrats Filling Up Their Congressional
Tlckets-some New Legislative Con.
tests Started. 49,.

fourth district democrats were unable
to get Dan Lawler or T. r.! Kane, to Ale
for congress, but the place has been fllleA
on the ticket by the entry of John I.
Gleske, the St. Paul barber, who ran
against Congressman Stevens in 1902.
The rst and SECOND district candidates
Tor congress filed yesterday, w. S. Ham
mona OF st, James to run against Nc
Cleary or Guttersen, and Andrew French
Of Plainview to oppose Tawney. =
Sixth district democrats are trying hard
to get candidate, and Judge M C..
lint OF Long Prairie, head of the A. O.
U. w. in Minnesota, has been urged to
Hle and make the race against the win
ner of the Buchanan Lindbergh contest.
Some interesting legislative contests
are brought on by new filings with the
secretary of state. c. J. Gunderson of
Alexandria has filed for the senate, and
will make a hard fight against T. T.
Ofsthun of Glenwood in the f1fty-eighth
district. The flfty-third district is made
hotter by William Dover Of Wadena and
L. w: Bills of Park Rapids,.who CONG in
as candidates for the house against e.
R. Kinds Of Hubbard and Ed W. Ryan OF
Staples: Andrew e. Fritz of st. Cloud
comes out for the republican senatorial
nomination in the forty seventh, against
William Sartell. Robert Faulds of Arco,
Lincoln county,y who filed a while ago for
Inc mouse, has changed to run for the
senate, making four candidates in the
seventeenth district The Faulds icandt-
dacy IS blow at Marcus Lauritsen, the
other candidate from Lincoln county.
Emmett Mark Of Princeton has come in
again as a candidate for the house, Each
county In the forty fifth now has two
candidates. Anoka county has two can
fnc fnr fhn III
Laos and Sherburne each have two for
the house, with three places to be filled.
. Other late filings with the secretary of
state are. . = + ~ ess,a
John Schroeder, Fairmont, democrat, repre-.
knute knutson, Swift Falls, Republican, repre-
sentuttve ffty-sixth. >SS ""' - tySiH*7Is
Charles w. w Wheeler Clinton prohibition
t4 6 A Tnl1E Warren democrat
Roy. 6. Harrington, ortonyille, democrat, sena-
tor, ffty-sixth. y" 800 i.
~. e.: @: Teigen, Jackson, republican,
Per 9 sa Wheaton, republican, represent
Frank Fulton, Two Harbors, prohibition, rep
Tesentatiye, ffty-frst. -:
Z. c. T. Hines, St. Cloud, democrat representa-
tive, forty seventh :. %sss@ r;rrTT
-. Charles F.. serline,. Nora republican, repre-:
sentative, thirty second. - :, -.
, o. N. Mausten, Aitkin, republican, senator,
fifty second. ~ =. !
Edward W. Ryan, Staples, republican, repre-
sentative, ffty-third district. 49, =: =: -;
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The Duluth News Tribune has come out
openly against ]. Adam Bede so, the con-
gresham lacks the support Of the only reg
publican daily Of Duluth in his fight for
congress, The Herald is inclined toward
Bede, but is not working hard for him.
The News-Tribune has turned loose a.
broadside in the shape of an analysis of
Bede's record, which it claims Is conspic-
uous for failure to accomplish anything
or be of any influence In congress, except
to help democrats thwart the wishes of
President Roosevelt, It begins to look
like a warm campaign in the eighth:
-. i Charles B, Cheney,