Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-11-03
GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY /
TO ELECT NATIONAL. STATE AND
COUNTY
ON AMENDMENT

ON AMENDMENT
Next Tuesday, November Z, is gen.
| eral election day, and ON that day
the voters will be called upon to ex-
press their choice for president, vice
president, senators, representatives,
governor, lieutenant governor and var
ious other state and county officials,
the names of which appear below. The
| polls in this cit will be open from
6 a. m. to 9 p. m. and will be located
in the usual places.
Besides the Offices to be voted upon
the voters Of this state will also be
called upon to accept or reject sew
eral amendments to the state consti-
tuition. It should be remembered that
failure to vote for these amendments
is the same as a vote against them,
so every voter should inform himself
as to the purpose of the various
amendments, all of which we believe
should be adopted, with the possible
| exception of amendment No. 6.
Following are the Offices and
amendments to be voted upon at the
election next Tuesday,:
President t-Democratic, Woodrow
Wilson; republican, Charles Evans
Hughes; socialist, Allan G., Benson;
prohibitionist, J. Frank Hanly; indus
trial, labor, Arthur Reimer; progress
sive, no nominee.
Governor-Republica J. L.. A.
Burnquist; democratic, Thomas P.
Dwyer; socialist, j. o. Bentall; pro-
hibitionist, T. j. Anderson; industrial
| labor, John ?. Johnson.
United States Senator-Republican
Frank B. Kellogg; democratic, Daniel
w. Lawler; prohibitionist, w. G. Cal
derwood.
Lieutenant Governor Republican,
Thomas Frankson; democratic, Julius
Thorson; socialist, Andrew Hanson;
prohibitionist, l.. A. Simonson.
Secretary Of State-Republican. Jul
ius A. Schmahl; prohibitionist, c. L..
State Treasurer-Republican, Hen
~ Rines.
Attorney General - Republican,
Lyndon A. Smith.
Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner-Republican, Ira B. Mills; dem
ocratic, O. A. Hedin; prohibitionist,
John Lind.
Justice of the Supreme Court-Non-
partisan, w. B. Anderson, J. n. Quinn.
Congress, Sixth District-Republi-
can, Harold Knutson; democratic, W.
F.. Donohue; prohibitionist, John
Knutsen.
County Coroner-No candidate.
County Commissioners
First Dist.-E. H. Rebischke, John
Bcrglund.
Second Dist.-Delphise Rocheleau,
David O. Moran.
Third Dist.-Hcnry Gassert, Joe La
Fond.
Fourth Dist.-R. n. Carnes, War.
rem Mulberry.
Constitutions. Amendments
observation-disclosures to Section two
{2) of Article eight (S) of the con-
stitution, setting apart a revolving
fund from the school and swamp funds
to be used in constructing roads,
bitches and fire breaks in, through
and around unsold, school lands.
SECOND Amendment to Section
six (6) of Article eight (s) Of the con-
stitution relating to the investment of
school funds aand authorizing the in
| vestment and loaning of school funds
on improved farm land within the
state.
THIRD-Amenoment to article 9 of
! the Constitution to authorize the leg
| islature to protect and regulate pub
lie waters, and provide for the min
i ing Of minerals under me waters of
any meandered public lake or river.
! FOURTH-Amendme OF Section
2, Article 6 Constitution, increasing
the number of associate justices Of the
supreme court from four (4) to six
| (6), and that the clerk shall be ap.
pointed by the court.
| FIFTH-Amendmen to Section II
Of Article of the Constitution Of
Minnesota, permitting the approval in
part by the Governor of single items
Of an appropriation bill.
| SIXTH-Amendmen of Section
thirteen (l3), Article one (1), Of the
Constitution to authorizing the taking,
destroying or damaging of private
property for either public or private
drainage purposes and uses.
SEVENTH-A provision for direct
Legislation by the people Through the
initiative and referendum, being an
amendment to Section l, Article 4, of
! the state constitution.
EIGHTH-Amendmen to Section
seven (7), Article six (6), of the con-
stitution Of the State of Minnesota,
providing for extension of the term of
office of the probate judge to four (4)
years. d.
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