Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-05-31
LOBEck'S CANDIDACY WELL
RECEIVED.

Senator E. E. LobecH, of Alexan.
dria, MIMI, who has filed for Con-
gress from the Seventh Minnesota
District on the Prohibition ticket, Is
receiving very encouraging support
not only from the rank and file of the
voters, but also from the press.
Senator E. E. Lobeck has filed for
Congress. 1t is often charged that
the Prohibition candidates are lack
ing in efficiency, but in this case that
does not apply. 1t would be great
victory for the temperance cause IL
Lobeck were elected.-Reform, Eau
Claire, Wis.
Senator Lobeck Is very widely
known throughout the state. He Is
one of the strongest campaigners in.
Minnesota and he has announced that
he expects to put up a tremendous
campaign.-Winger Enterprise.
Senator Lobeck is in the race for
Congress. He is strong man and
his voice can be heard in the wilder
Observation-Disclosures, Crookston.
Senator Lobeck is starting his Con-
gressional campaign in novel way.
He has a poem on "Spring" in the
Park Region Echo. 1t is a regular
spring poem, too, and not metric
argument for cold water. Senator LO-
beck is very able orator. He Is
quite campaigner and is expected
to get large vOte.-Minneapoli
Journal.
Senator Lobeck has filed on the
Prohibition ticket for Congress. He
is very widely known throughout this
district and will make strong can.
didate, having fast friends In all par
ties ready to give him their support.
Cottonwood Current.
Senator Lobecks great abilities
and wide popularity give promise CT
Gator.
Senator Lobeck is very widely
known throughout the state, especial
ly in the Seventh District. He is one
of the strongest campaigners in the
state, and his supporters all over the
district are freely predicting his cleo
ton. He has already been pledged
the hearty support of many prominent
influential newspapers in the district.
-Willmar Tribune.
Senator Lobeck has filed for Con-
the Prohibition ticket. Lobeck is said
W nave 4uAl0 q AOAAO Ing VI oAAI
Falls Tribune.
Minnesota may be represented In
the next Congress by at least one
Prohibitionist. f. E. Lobeck has fill
ed in the Seventh District and no one
who knows the man will question his
ability, his loyalty, or his honor. II
will be we'll to keep your eye on 10
beck in the coming election. His can
didacy will have to be reckoned with
-Mapleton Enterprise.
Congressman Volstead will have op
position in the November election
from Senator Lobeck, who has flee
on the Prohibition ticket. Ordinarily
the Prohibition nominee would not be
expected to poll very heavy vote ir
this District, but Lobeck is strong
campaigner and has been elected botf
to the House and the Senate in a Re
publican stronghold, and it would no.
be surprising if he and Mr.. VOlstea(
would yet furnish a real contest
Morris Tribune.
The Congressional fight in the Sew
enth District this year will not take
place in the primaries, as only ont
candidate has filed on each ticket
and for that reason the names will b.
certified direct to the general cleo
ton ballot. Present Congressman
Volstead is the Republican nominee
and Mr.. Irve Townsend, editor of F.;
newspaper in the village of Donnelly
has filed on the Democratic ticket.