Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-11-21
State Capitol Notes

minneapolis IrlDune makes ed1tOflai
mention Of the fact that the democrats
trict which elected Berger to Congress
q year ago are preparing to fuse for
man who viii be anti-socialist: The
and Republicans Of Minnesota may
ore very az f he
bune ,forgets that under the loyalty
plea the democrats saved the life of the
ssRt party in ths fta3e
are SO short on memory, when it comes
to a little matter of this kind. that
feel it incumbent upon me to remind
shown BY The Tribune. or other repub-
leans. in repaying the democrats for
much as Thank You" You may
take it for granted that If there is any
getting..together in Minnesota in 1920
1T will be under 8 dsnmS g leadership
The political, writer Of the Duluth
News-Tribune has discovered that the
Democratic NATIONAL Committee stands
and regrettable facts being brought out
by the special coagressional e1mmittee
graft He intimates that the appoint
ment of Secretary Of War Baker is re-
sponsible in large measure for this
ocratic National committee. the he demo- n
cratic party itself. nor the people gen.
the congressional committee. They
spent; they have no doubt that some Of
q t nv Vert in eraftab b they Know also also
cratic administration. The. job was a
sss Sna It
necessary to get an immense army into
France in the least possible time. to
feed T. to c st it. to arm it. Al this
year before the most sanguine leaders
teTa Gogs6e The ahS M
which put this over. They will accept
all blame. and demand credit for the
RS{f $HE IF G &sD VEIL %f@fi TAK
THE BLAME"
Fey S''e sas n sss
samaF ess ns'' on
%any Points Of wheS wi
doubtedly appeal to the people of the
country, regardless of their party af-
tiliati9n During the world war he o 6.
which was unaccompanied by antagon-
ism from any faction, race, or creed.
While the whole world was bent upon
slaughter and destruction. it was Mr..
succor the distressed. His name car
ries with it not only national but a
might go farther and fare worse in
nominating their presidential candi-
date.
John E. King. for many years Min
nesota newspaper man and Minnesota
State Librarian durinE the adn,inistr a:
e Of and med tb St
G BY the deat t,'' of his fattsr ret'!1nins
to his home in via
the coast and as proud Of the California
climate as though he were native
son; Also: he informs IS his friends; h:s
Of TIE best papers on the coast and his
worth as neW VS. fp,,c man has b.rn
seya eaorna Of 3he
ton. which position lie now occupies.
Attorney General \: Mitchell Palmer
will be in Minnesota December first to
assist il, the ste tc dive for REDUCTION
n in he r7 at that f91r s. 7yn Who TIE
ed a. place in President Wilson's cab
met last spring: has been kin. rec.
O'N TOR nlrl"o'1 IN tHaL position OF
which he well may be nroud. ! have
been searching TIE republican press for
Some laudatory mention of this worl! in
behalf Of tie people in the coal strike.
mendc tory to him personally Think
how different it would have been with
republican attorney general 1T the
helm 1T this time. I honestly believe
the editorial pages would have been en-
Jared in order to do him Justice in this
matter.
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A poll has been +"ken--in CONGRESS-
and o"t Of 2sO republican members e,x-
pressing preference. 1876 favored tho
romiration Of General Leonard A.
Wood for president. FIis nearest cow
potion was Governor Lov'den. IT Wi
rnis with a. supporters Senator Miles
Poirdextcr. Of V7n~hin~ton. who has al
rc"dv anroNnce@ his candidacy. recciv-
ed two votes. The correspondent does
not mention what other representative
Sor"to- Kellogg of +ric state. did ra1f
as well as the Warrington serator. re-
ceiv'~'- one vote. Just ." many as was
received nv Charles F.. Hurtes ~ Ger
eral Perstinr. Senator HARDING, Of
Ohio. received 26 votes. sena tor HE
ram johnson Of California, received 10
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