The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1918-09-14

Cossman, Joseph motifs, james W. hah
ferty, H. o. Forsberg, James g. Fay, c
FREEMAN, Victor KOehler.
Members of Congress-, g. j. Car
Isle; 2, Robert II. Howe; 8, Joseph A
Ambros; 4, Carl G. Hoffman; 4, Emil
Jaeger; 6, VIM. F. Kruse; Z, J. Louis
EngdahI; 9, Charles kissing; 10, Irving
St. John Tucker; IL, Carl F. Schultz; IL
Oscar ogren; Is, shep II. Zimmerman
IA, Edmond B. Passmore; Is, ]. W. Con
merry; I6, ]. ]. Van Huss; IL, G. 8
Schneider; Is, Peter N. Christensen; 10
J. A. Bishop; 20, Walter o. snaders; 2t
James Bradley; %, NJ. E. Kirkpatrick;
%, Gustav Fritz; "a, J. ]. MeGuinn.
State Senator's, P. H. Geluck; 5,
Leo B. Shire; Z, William Van Bode-
craven; 9, Charles Topper; IL, J. W.
Deal; Is, Zephiere Pepin; Is, Joseph
Marks; IL, Michael Iarussi; 10, Daniel
A. Uretz; 81, Thos. L. Slater; %, T. F.
Lippold; IS, Carl A. Juberg; %, VIM. E.
Penny; 90, George Schmidt; 81, Robert
Norberg; 80, L. K. England; IS, N. h.
Jensen; 81, John P. Beck; 80, John j.
Sehaulin; IL, Max Hauswald; 43, z. E.
Harvey; IS, Freeman Thompson; AZ, E.
G. Galloway; 40, John Lilly; 81, C. T.
Reynolds.
State Representatives,, G. W. How
orth; 2, Arthur E. Smith; 5, orren W.
Horton; 8, A. W. Harraek; z, C. H.
Owen; 8, g. Hausadowsky; 9, A. F.
Pasecky; 10, C. E johnson; IL, Kellam
Foster; IL, E i. Rubendall; Is, J. A.
Gsjeski; Il, Otto 8. Jessen; Is, E J.
Maruska; 16, Daniel Reeee; 10, Frank
J. Blaha; 81, II. W. Harris; %, E. N.
Methe; %, William Mack; "a, Eugene
Knox; 25, AdOlph Germer; %, ]. E
Deverell; 90, Evar Anderson; 80, Earl
Meixell; 81, A. F. Almgreen; 80, C. NJ.
Durham; 50, Edgar Owens; IS, H. F.
Gehent; SO, G. B. Landwehr; 81, Frank
A. Castle; 3s, J. C. shrock; SO, Joseph
MeCabe; 40, James Haynes; Al, Henry
Murray; AZ, Henry Gerling; As, A. C.
Butler; a, J. G. Lane; As, J. G. Mautz;
AZ, Dan H. Singer; 40, Fred J. Nebgen;
so, E. Baumgardner; 81, Bert Lavender.
The middle of September, 1917, or
at the time that Edward H. Wright
was arrested and fined in an open court
of record for gambling or for hanging
around in a disorderly house the writer
warned Mayor Thompson at that time
that if he expected to receive the united |
support Of the Colored people that he
should change his Colored leaders, that
Edward H. Wright and the Rev. Hon.
Archibald James Carey, Ph.DD.D., did
not tote all Of the votes Of the Colored |
people around in their money grasping
hip pockets and Messrs. Carey and
Wright and Charles +. Fitzmorris, the
Negro hating Democratic private sec.
Rotary to Mayor Thompson, by their
rough or raw bulldozing methods or tao
ties drove thousands of votes away from
Mayor Thompson.
On Monday evening a Thompson meet
ing was held at the old Pekin Theater,
9th and State streets and Edwarx H.
Wright as the dark boss speaker,
turned real red in the face while madly
exelaiming that "every Colored man
who refused to shout or vote for Mayor
Thompson should be run into the Lake,
as Mayor Thompson was the second
Lincoln for no other reason
than that he had given him a job at FIVE
thousand dollars per year,
It seems that Mr.. wright's big head
S 50 thick that it is very hard for him
% understand that the Colored people
should at this late day feel that they
ire politically free; that they should
never permit themselves to feel that
hey are the abjeet political or servile
'laves of any one man or Of any politi-
al party; that instead of the Colored
PEOPLE residing in this city being ever
astineiy indebted to Mayor Thompson,
hat he is largely indebted to them, for
he Colored people with their yotes made