The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1917-03-24
BATTLE OF BALLOTS
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policy carry elected might we'll go
By 1essa
OF Fred vos fully expects to be reelected He has
executive responsibility and a most popular
Mr. Vo has changed in the past four He has become
difficult with that he does things put them
in the hole He is not to blame for his German blood
to be in sympathy with the plan to put Little
Tammany in control Of the city hall Months
and that bensck would be run to that nd Conditions to-
day amply bear out that . report of months ago.
turn to dlse sereabe days Of Mayor Ray T. Lewis
That Of the public fully informed the NATTER complains
and there in the municipal service There also sharp
against his persistent naggng Of Commissioner Merritt
not patron Of the bar No has been heard that he suddenly
has to the dry side.
Mr. vo is about as politician the
pike 1t must be admitted that he rather has the edge on
on he usually mbs through hot campaign undoub
a ts as
will be driven Of his trenches and defeated by the allies Many
will vote against him this for the first time in 30 long
years.
E. Rbenack got his in Duluth where the saloons
thick He has made Of his substantial fortune from the sale Of
whkey He recently part of
hotel It talk that the sets British flag,
has tightly any of
day. But it has been an orderly genemany When
broken closing hours to accommodate orderly
has been an established poker hotel
Of which Mr. Rbenack have known But not place
promscuous gambling the It paronized by travelling
and of the big
been operation the Morgan gambling
others in the city.
If he elected will Mr. Rbenack close little den of the
tiger?
Mr. Rbenac has not had high enough opinion pub
lie intelligence tell where he stands the of the campaign
his policies municipal He has been content
brag about his business success his experience the legislature
and as alderman under the old system.
Mr. Rbenack citizen agreeable companion and
good fellow life He bitterly resens being called
jew and has shed than when charged with being
Frederick Edwen Ryan, politician eunach manager Of Mr.
Rbenack campaign defeated Mr. Rbenak lay part Of the
blame to the fact that Mr.. Ryan wished onto him.
The two candidates H. Phelps
and G. Phillips Both stand for municipal ownership and saloon
less town. .H.' -..
Mr. Phelps is prominent lawyer. He has resided in Duluth
for quarter Of century He has been member Of the chooboar
alderman from the old Eighth member of the water and light
board and member the charter commission No
the city understands municipal business better than He
comfortable financial condition. therefore able to well the
city
Mr. Phillips against the saloon and for municipal ownership
with all mis- heart and soul When alderman from West Duluth
the old system his record excellent Many believe that
ne would be beneficial factor the city council He made
at the that surprised both the politicians and the people
AT this writing for those who desire to strict accord
ance with the principles Of municipal and
there no way except to vote for Phelps and Phil
lips With Magneys election mayor certainty it would be poor
policy and poor business to give him wet council
It's up to you, Mr.. Voter.