Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-01
CAMPAIGN BULLETIN
ISSUED BY THE MINNESOTA DEM
oCRAT1C, COMMITTEE, d. D.
DAILY, CHAIRMAN

; The managers of Gov. Burnquist's
campaign for reelection encountered
! rather unhappy snag at St. Paul DUR
! one fired with more zeal than political
horse sense, not to mention acumen,
| had movies made of his Excellency's
these We're thrown on the screens in he
Capitol City theaters the response was
instantaneous end -, emphatic. But it
| using public calamity in furtherance
| of a canvass for votes is not a pretty
| one, even though the pictures them
selves might be interssting.
Great zeal seems to be evident on
the part of the Minnesota Commission
| Of Public Safety in behalf of the Burn
| GUSTS candidacy: It's bulletin Mime
sofa in the War;" has had many little
item, not to mention some more preten-
tious stories, that SAVIOR rather strongly
Burnquist and his aids for conducting
Commission here referred to. would. in
| an official bulletin permit anything to
a political campaign, but it is not ex-
appear that have even the faintest faint
| of political propaganda. There is a wide
spread impression throughout the state
however that the state commission has
! stopped over" and it is not going to
do Gov. Burnquist's candidacy any
good.
Stung to the quick by the recitation
| criticisms of the Burnquist alooftness
| and hesitation in America after this
6"%1 "eda to SGd G s Yn OF the s
rights and it's life, Republican news
paper organs and organization mouth
PIECES have been making frantic and
away matters. None have the temerity
| to deny any of the allegations of his
! $3.50 attitude, then, but they try to
that he is better now Not to this
class belongs the LeSueur News. how
ever. That honest republican country
| ter. Read:
The Democrats made a center shot
on Coy Burnquist's loyalty in pam
phet s5uS ;1x BY them s true t f,a
| legislature and up to the time that SEN
| ator George Sullivan smoked him out,
no man, by any word Of his (BYrn-
or an American. He did not know, APP
| parently which way the cat would jump
He knew this was true and knew that
! the people were aware of it, hence the
Evans can''0aes -
There is only one way for the patriot
| ic people of Minnesota to be absolutely
/ of Wheaton. Wheaton for Governor!
q q
Strange to say neither the Safety
|
mittee nor any other spokesman af any
consequence has tried to do aught
but be silent on the governors veto
| of the Deficiency School Appropriation
act his excellency could have commit
ted under the, circumstances, There
as elsewhere, his severest critics were
| within his own party, because this veto
struck directly at popular education in
Minnesota. How many thousand dol
lars was your particular county de-
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dren by this veto Of Gov: Bernquist's?
vision now-Whe "a g i for governor
That Devoted Admirer of Col. Roos-
| evelt," Tom Davis Of Marshall, had an
awful spasm when the peppery Colonel
DENOUNCED the Nonpartisan League and
| I. w. w. in unmeasured ferocity. Davis
! worships at the Townley shrine (from
| which no doubt blessings have flown
strong was this connection that Davis
permitted himself to be ToWnleyized as
candidate for attorney general: the
/ blow from Teddy nearly paralyzed Tom,
although it takes lot to get under his
| skin. AS between Davis and Hilton for
attorney general there is no choice for
the people They represent two oppo-
! tdacy of Bjorn B. Gislason of Minneso-
| ia, democratic nominee for he attorney
generalship, is one that is attracting
defects and delinquencies of the others
| become known. Gislason has more than
an even chance of winning. And he
will be credit to the office.
Herman Mueller,s picture on the re- re-.
| brings tears to the eyes of the republi
can party workers. They made the
| mistake of adopting him when he af-
rected to repudiate Townley, but now.
! too late alas! they perceive the sad nix
they are in, for Townley's press the
as their own chile and properly, too.
| The situation is not serious for the peO-
pie, however. They will elect Chas.
! Lethert as Minnesota's Supreme Court
Clerk. Lethert is loyal, clean, able.
capable and is making a most energetic
! campaign.
Chas B. Cheney, one of the ablest
of the G. o. p. writers in this state,
admits sorrowfully that Mueller's can
! 1t is apparent from the drift of COM
ment in speakerless, wartime polti-
cal campaign, that not only Wheaton,
| but all of the democratic candidates
are receiving the favorable comment.
| Daily, both republicans and laborites
| and farmers are coming to the cOnclu-
sion-Wheaton for governor
| And for none of the democratic can
| didates is the favorable mention more
| emphatic than for Chas. H. Helweg of
Fulda, candidate for Lieutenant Gov
| ernor. So many large organizations
all over Minnesota are coming out and
people, that he has q world of conf
dence in his election And it would be