The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-01

MINNESOTA VOTERS FACE .E
..' s BlG PROPOSITION TOMORROW

St Paul, Nov. aside from the
national issues, Minnesota tomorrow
will vote on. a. new state house of
representatives, q list, of state offici-
ais and four constitutional amend
ments. "a 3 .+s.. 49,. 's,.-.J<. I
Ten congressman to represent Mn
nesota at Washington are to be NAM
FED Also Incumbent senators still
have terms to serve. The state sena-
tors are also hold-overs. 81 Z
In the gubernatorial race are:
W Jacob a.. O. Preuss, Republican;
L. C. Hodgson, Democrat. Henrik
shipstead; Independent; Peter + J.
Sampson, Socialist. .'.'F .
r., Republican leaders claim Preus
will be elected Overwhelmingly.
They are counting on large WON.
ems vote. ,sseufsEF. 7''.r} J
Nonpartisanr League leaders, back
ling Henrick Shipstead, claim the in
dependent, farmer-labor and liberal
voters will put their candidate over.
Democratic leaders are counting
on the contest between Preus and
Shipstead to give victory to Hodg-
son. II
y Candidate for congress are:
First district: Sydney Anderson.
Republican,; Julius J. F. Reiter,
Farmer-Labor.'
4econd Districts Frank Clique. Re-
pu blican;. II. A. Fuller, Independent;
Frank iSmons, Democrat.
Third District: Charles r. Davis,
|Republican; P. A, Pomadt, Indepen-
dent; j.. M. Nillette, Democrat.
Fourth district: o. e. KILLER, Re-
publican; T. J. Brady, Denbcrat. !
Fifty District: Walter n. New
ton. Republican; T. o. DAHL. Demo-
|crat; Earnest Lundeen, Independent;
Lynn Thompson, Farmer-Iaabor.
Sixth District: Harold Knutson,
Republican,; G. A. LindbeIgh, indie
pendent, ,.. .
Seventh District: A. Volstead,,
Republican,; O. J. Kvale, Independ-s,
emit; James. C. Mitchell, Democrat.
Eighth District: o. j. Larson,
Depublican; W. L. Carss, Democrat. !
Ninth District: Halvor STEINER,
son, Republican,; N. E.. Thprmodson,
Independent: Frank Jeffe4s. Demo-.
crat: .~.~:,r
Tenth District: Thomas d.
|Schail Republican,; Henry.A \. Finlay-
son, Democrat; John G: soltis' Farm
One of the biggest campaigns ever
staged in Minnesota for 9. constitu-
tional amendment has been carried
on this year for the Good Roads am.
endment, providing for "a trunk
highway system. 4
A second Amendment proposed
would provide for extension Of the
term of the Judge Of probate to four
years. I
Another amendment proposed the
state legislation Fbe empowered to-
exempt from taxation certain classes
of personal property and enabling
the the legislature to impose grad.
uated income tax instead,
The fourth amendment proposed,
would subject railroads to certain
local assessments.
Minnesota will not elect state
auditor or supreme court clerk this
year. Other officers to tie filled and
the candidats are.
Lieutenant Governor: Louis L.
Collins, Republican; James P. Nc
-Donnell, Democrat, c. En-. Hubbell,
Nationals. George H, Mallon, 1nde-
PENDENT Lillian FRIEDMAN Social
list. ~'' - z J.
Secretary ofistate: 4ily J. Ander-
son, Farmer-Labor; Ffank c. Bur
master, Democrat; John NJ. Cope
land, National; J. H. Hirt, Socialist.
Mike Holm, Republican. 1
State Treasurer: Henry Rines,
Republican; John P. Wagner, Farm
er Labor; H. F. Lueders, Democrat;
P. H. Phelps, Socialist.
Attorney -Gener4lt Clifford L:
Hilton, Republican; &R. A. McQuat,
son, Republican; Harry L. Grandy'