The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-02
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League-Labor Candidates

League-Labor Candidates
Headed by B. X. Wheeler for governors the candidates
dorsed the democratic ticket for the state offices by
the forces the most representative body
and that appealed the voters Of this
state They pledged to support the OF the Nom
partisan League and Labor League for the state ownership and
operation Of public utilities elevators and flour mills, to up
hold the provisions of the Constitution guaranteeing the
abridged rights of free speec free and free assembage
to place the conduct Of in the hands OF the people
instead Of the corporations.
head the ticket, B. K. Wheeler is we'll known to
need much advertsing 1t is enough to say that he stood al
alone among the officials Of this state during the trying
days Of the set his face firmly against the of the
constitutional liberties Instituted the Anaconda Mining Co.
press. By that press he has been magned and ved
few have been in state famous for the bitterness OF
The struggle between greed and honest opposition
much say that K Wheeers courageous stand
possible for the feeble organization Of the farmers and
workers survive during period when black reaction was IN
the saddle in this state and attempting destroy for all time
any opposition the political and industrial lords AS United
District Attorney he established record that one OF
the few bright chapters in history OF contemplate political
tyranny.
In choosing B. X Wheeler candidate for governor;
organizations have selected the
official in this state who, in company with Federal Judge
George Borqun represents highest type Of the odfash
joined American type still dares believe that the
Constitution what and to act upon that belief de-
spite the vicious attacks of eunuch press
r. Arnold of Valley county, endorsed for Lieutenant
Governor who farms; he represented his county In
the legislative assembly and by his courage and ability
respect the hatred Of the corporation tools
Of which that body was largely composed
r. a. Haste Secretary State, resident Of
Billings Yellowstone county, farmer and also editor
campbeIps Scientific Farmer, agricultural journal Of
high Standing Mr. Haste has consistently fought the battles
the workers the platform and through
Of his a. Of exceptional ability he -
highly esteemed by all who know him.
Lord, candidate for State Treasurer, is the wife OF r.
E Lord homeseader in cland county, They reside
Falls Mr. Lord acting manager OF the Co
operative unions of that city, Both Mr. and
Mrs. been active in the labor and farmer
members Of the Nonpartsa League and OF the Hea
Clerks union.
Meadors endorsed for Railroad Commissioner resi-
dent county, and another farmer who FARMS he
has negbors State Senator and his legislative
record of unfaerng opposition to the corrupt gang tat
this state He student OF ana
distribution and mered reputation expert
ticaI economic questions.
Louis S. rvne endorsed Attorney General is attor
new reputation Before coming to Montana, ne was
law partner Of Frank Walsh, formerly the fighting chair"
man Of the War Labor champion Of the Of
irish we'll industrial freedom for the workers OF
the United States Irvine resides in Glacier county and has
lust completed successful fight for the Blackfeet Indians,
rescung group of grasping SPECTATORS
OeSanvick for auditor, is another
farms in Hill county. he conscrped by his
neqhbors elected OF Hill county, were ne mas
collected dollars in taxes of which the county
formerly His record second to none
in the state.
arqaret Hannah of Big Timber, Sweetgrass county,
dorsed for Superintendent Public Instruction. woman
splendid attanments wife and mother broad-minded ane
sympatetc every for the office for which she a
endosed She has been active in ana cno
welfare movements in the state.
Harlow Pease of Dillon, Beaverhead county and WWPalme
of Miles City, Custer county, endorsed for the terms
supreme Judges belong to that small group OF lawyer
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