The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-22
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palan the 6lgnai for sRsdoubled Activity
ON Beth sIdes--s ixthy p lstrlot orsanIz-
alton HustIlfillg~- -rroubIe An Otter ran
aIse Campaign canard stir Going
the Rounds.
Speakers today Republican: A. L.
Cole and Moses e. Clapph at Bemidji;
Knute Nelson at New Uln; J. F. Jacob
son, morning at Bronson, afternoon at
Hallock, evening at, Kennedy; Frank M.
Eddy at Plainyiew; a. ]. Volstead at
Cottonwood; HalVor Stevenson at Ey-
ansville; James a. lTawney at GAINESVILLE:
A. Q. Eberhart in Washington county;
D. F. Reese at Manturville.i ~
Democratic. John A. Johnson at Eli
bow Lake, Glenwood and Morris; p. M.
Magnusson and D. M. Evans at Isanti;
Anton Schaefer and Fred E. Wheaton
at Chatfleld; Edward Peterson at Tyler;
pr. A. j. Stone at Houston; E.. ]. Wine
at Mcintosh. : %a.E5f ff,e. sr 49,.
Prohibitionist: The Tallyho g. W.
Dorsett and Oliver w. Stewart of Chi
cago, at Carlisle; Erhard' and Pelican
Rapids; James & H.. xWoertendyke !, at
Whitefield; w. J. Arnold and Pathfinder
quartet at Fceeborn county points.
Only one week Of campaign activity
remains when this one has been used up.
Both sides are going into the fight this
week with added energies An extra
force has been set to work in the head
quarters. Republican headquarters put
a dozen! girls at work last week folding
and mailing letters, which will reach re-
publ1cans, and. urge them to- get busy in
every corner Of the state. p, Today a new
relay was set to, work, in democratic
headquarters, and the - state will be
hooded with johnson literature and let
tiers this week. The republican commit
tee is handling the press bureau work
and the personal letter business with
more system and better effect this year
than ever before. 49,. '. =
A larger corps Of speakers is on the
road. A. L. Cole and Senator Clapp
went north last night and Viii sin be in
Ben1dji this evening, tomorrow might in
Grand Rapids. Senator Nelson has gone
to the aid of McCleary in the second. j.;
+. jacobson starts out in the Red River
valley, and joins Z Cole in Crookston
Wednesday. Frank M. Eddy, A. O. Eber
hart and all of the Minnesota delegation
In congress are active this week on the
stump, also c. A.: Lindbergh and Frank
M. Nye, the two congressman to. be. :
Governor johnson strikes four different
congressional districts this week.. Today
AiS oppOaIo dI 'LIUOW' iLthe3 S1icIlWOUQ ana
Norris =: Tuesdaysshe, is billed for WILL
mar and Litchfield; "wednesday at Ben
son and Monteyldeos Thursday at Sa-
cred Heart and, Ortonville. Friday he
speaks at Hastings in the afternoon and
Winona at night. Saturday he will speak
at Blooming Prairie and Faribault.: 9th
ers on the stump for9 the democratic
ticket this week will be, r. D. O'Brien,
+. NJ. Magnusson, D. M. Evans, DR.. A.
J. Stone: Edward Peterson, M. C. Brady
ana II. D. Winnie. SOS ja",! 'r..2 Z. -"
The sixth district conference at ST..
Cloud Saturday afternoon was a rouser,
and it will result Ing a great republican
awakening all over the district. The
primary campaign was so vigorous. that
It was followed by; a reaction, and it has
been hard to get UP much: interest in the
state fight. Things are in good shape,
however, and hard work will be done
from now on TO get PVT a full vote.slThe
Buchanan men we're Generally for Cole
originally, and while the Lindbergh men
were generally for jacobson, they are
rleaseds with Lisffbergh'ss nomination,
and will follow, the advice of both ia
cobson and Lindbergh when it comes to
voting on Hthe state ticket = .a,r3,...G
ly. "a. 3t339; iEji-g&ia ~ = antsT
+ Friction has developed in Otter Tail
county betweeng the county option wing,
or the pePulists,, sWllo are supporting rOle
o. sSageng. for ethe state senate. and the
license forces or straight democrats,
theadedfby John L. Townley Of Fergus
Falls. . aTownley was !. the leading John-
SOM man Of the county two years :. ago,
but ), as mayor Of Fergus Falls he has
Identified himself with the liquor inter
ests: The democrats, have no Legislative
candidates and are supposed to be sup
porting sageng,., but Sageng is running
on a county option. platform, and Town
leyfand his .adherents. will not stand, for
Ehim. Both = elements +, are supporting
Johnson and the trouble came to; a head
Thursday night when the governor spoke
in Fergus Falls & The populists wanted
sageng to have fifteen minutes, but
ETownley objected, and there was a. lively
Irow behind the scenes. AS :TownIey
Twas not heard from III :,
! Thru sageng every effort is being made
TO- round up, the temperance forces in
Otter Tail for johnson. On the other
hand it is reported that word has been
passed down the line to the saloon in
terests that If Johnson Is elected and a
| county option bill is passed, he will veto
1t. OF course such. 9 promise is unau-
| thorized. - ''7' ~,
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The democratic press bureau is still
paying up strong the ton that
A. l. Cole urged senators to vote against
the reciprocal demurrage bill. 1t makes
no difference that Senator Gtertsen has
denied the statement declaring that Mr..
/ Cole never spoke to him on the subject.
and that George S. LOTUS. chief lobbyist
tor the bill, pronounces Mr.. Cole one Of
us sincere: friends and Strong force in
favor OF it's passage Many will see the
original story who viii not see the refu-
tation,, - and SO the canard will accom-
pl1sh its purpose. >r,~[Ie: .:e.:- 80.
J. F: jacobson and CA. Lindbergh
are going to wake things up at Sank
center next Thursday night. Both men
are popular in that town and vicinity.
and they will have great meeting.
| Charles B. Cheney
SYMPTOMS AREaFAvoRAeIE
Alliance (OhfoJ Review. - - ~
Harry Thaw'sT insanity 'is said to be
| progressing fayOrably and isn't likely Tn