The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-13
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BLODGETT: FERRIS HIS CANDIDATE

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BLODGETT; FERRIS HIS CANDIDATE
John W. Bodget Republican Grand Rapids viii NOT vote
5 Chase s. Osborn Republican governor.
John Bogett Republican Rapids
Pstengin, National Progressive for governor.
John w. Bodget Republican Of Grand Rapids WILL vote for
oedbridge N. Ferris, Democrat, for governor.
At first glance this looks pretty for Woodbridge Ferris this
from John W. Bodgett that he intends up the
dates Of both divisions of party for the candidate Of
- Democratic party
what they making up
country Guess bad politics when Ferris cent the troops
therep
Know who John W. Bodgstt isf
IN For fear you do not win tell you:
John Blodge for 10 years member Of the Republican ma
al committee during those 2 the Republican party
Ming the fall it got years ago. 49, 80
Bodgett Republican committeeman while the
forgetting Lincoln and forgetting the people
degneag the and criminal corporations and
money Of Wast because Of its domination by acna
u standpat leader ls %f lIs3 .tI
John Rode was responsible to the extent Of ONE
committee 1912 the Republican party carried
two the union and those two states Vermont and Utah the
~ pity them
1hsrefors
John Bodgett win NOT vote for fatensl governor Be
Patteng hundreds thousands Of courageous
bns principle bOted the after the Chicago con-
ton when renomnaton had been FORCED
and Theodore Roosevelt had been robbed
THE CoMGrE the nomination BY methods exactly
employed the pays state convention Bay City oil
&fch methods John W. Blodget approved
Rodgett for Chase Osborn for governor
Osborn when he WAS governor attempted BY calling
np Of the legislature preferential primary law
Bay City spectacle and to the Republicans
Michigan opportunity ndoe Theodore Roosevelt their can
the presidential nomination
John W. Nodget Chase 0sbon for govenorI
declared for Republican party reunited b
adoption progressive principles which thrown out with Roose
III n Chicago
John W Bodgett WILL vote for Woodbridge governor
Woodbridge n Ferris by demonstrated to he
s satisfaction Of John Bodge that he holds entirely different
candidates independence Of i false eade
We presume Woodbridge attracted the attention and
favor W. Bodg when the organization Of Democratic re-
ses and voeswappe needed help in Washington to land the
- for their kind and the gaouy shut the executive
- for Q days and down and helped
The governor said something about party harmony at that time and
commended him further to John W. Bodge because
harmony which for long enabled the Republican leaders to
~ the rank and fle and get away with it.
The said anything about hamoning the party the
in New jersey and Baltimore by Democrat who de-
progressive principles WHO POSSESSED STIFF ENOUGH
A0KB0NE TO STAND UP AND FIGHT FOR THEM
The said anything about hamonig the on
tas Of progressive principles but strong for harmony he
80 Of pap for the gang.
Bodgett WILL Woodbridge n same
that E. Stair Lou Rowley Humphrey Milo D. Campbell
McNaughon king and brewers and saoonkspe
thss in the Republican party, win for Ferris
Because Woodbridge Ferris has demonstrated the reaction
H. both parties by sending the against the copper mner
hitting for bread and TO the rummes in both parties them
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