The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-27
THE WOMAN VOTER
will cast her first ballot (on the Individual Nominations
column, last column to the right on the large Gen. +
eral Election Ballot') for
Congressman John M. Baer

ardent It's, supporter 81 Of equal rights; not only politically but Is
He voted for Nationa! Prohibition. An official letter en-
dorslng Mr.. Baers position in representing the First Dis
trict on the prohibition issue has been issued by the Nerthk
Dakota enforcement League.
ca, which would take the manhood of our country and punga1
them into armed camps just at the age when they7neeasthere
straining influences of the home.
He is unalterab!!y opposed to sending the sons Of Ammta
can mothers to sacrifice their lives to clean up the European
He has an qnchanenged record Of loyalty in support Of
the f f. fou Mfaf for ae s su6p9 qosed e fer t ane fpd1y TsT f Ress6;1ita,
ton laws through which the Federal government aids men
He fought for the Old Age :" and Mothers pension in
North Dakota and advocated Federal Legislation along the
He introduced the ANTIsPECuLAT1oN BILL to pre-
ven vent s gambling in in the the necessities of life: The President Of
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FIN thrust at the High Cost of Living: 49,
He championed Federal Chic, Labor laws, assisted in
greatest Medical Department reducing loss Of life through h 81
cational Training for disabled soldiers.
He is a man of clean character, good morals, the head
Of q family Of five and has always stood for the higher
HOME is A VOTE FOR JOHN M. BAER.
L WoL W uISc LE OleLn UuIy u IL rG-eIeCuOQ OF
Hon. John M. Baer. The fact that I was the first person in
the y. S. to openly advocate the One Year Extra Pay plan
tor Ex-service men, I feel that I can speak with authority.
sHzFER: If, National ! Ms "saSs; One =" Year Pay Plan i.n"' .
In conjunction with other Farmer representatives and
officials of Farmer organizations, Mr. Baer forced the wheat
guarantee to be at least 1920 per bushel. The government
hast a al 4%e f decided y 9naI s. g. g.. This great saving on the
channels of North Dakota.
Whatever difference we may have on abstracts, can
congratulate you on being a disciple of the modern day move
ment necessary to save this Republic from revolts, if not
revolutions in the very near future'"-JAS. HAMILTON
LEWIS, Democratic Candidate for Governor of Illinois,
Let me urge you to see that no backward step be taken
and that eve.y effort to put forth to have John M. Baer re-
turned to Congress with a rousing majority GEO. P.
HAMPTON, Director Farmers National Council.
Il know John and I knew his father ahead of him.. A
gallant soldier of the Civil war who won a commission on
the field of battle ."-Exspeaker CHAMP CLARK
Mr.. Baer favors q revision of the whole system Of Fed.
eral taxation with a repeal of the cumbersome and onerpus
sales tax on articles of food and drink.
ut is delightful to receive such assurance of intelligent
support."-WODDROW WILSON to Congressman Baer rela-
tive to prosecution of war to successful termination.
John Baer has fought consistently for > larger American
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