The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-28

Here is ticket you can vote if you
do not want to aid the Non-Partisan
League in its effort to grab Wisconsin
The ticket is published in answer to
many requests made to this paper for
guidance. The only path open to Re
publicans who feel that their party is
being stolen by the Non-Partisans is
to vote for Republican, Democratic or
Prohibition candidates.
Col Robert Mccoy, who is named as
the candidate for the Democratic party
is strong opponent of the Non-Parti-
san League and ali socialistic propa-
ganda and he can be depended upon to
give the people sane administration
Of the affairs of the state. He has
been judge, is distinguished as a
soldier, and is known as a statesman
Of high worth He is a leader in the
fight for constitutional government and
has strongly supported the enforce
ment Of the prohibition amendment.
Prohi for Lieutenant Governor.
Frank r. Derrick of Broadhead is
recommended as a choice for lieuten-
ant-goyernor. His name appears or
the Prohibition ticket. He is a real
estate and insurance man and is highly
regarded in his district of the state
He has been strong in his opposition
to the league propaganda and can be
expected to make an excellent lieuten-
ant-governor If he should be called
to serve the people as governor, he is
entirely capable of filling the Office.
Willis V. Silverthorn, the Democratic
candidate for secretary of state, is en-
tirely free of league domination. He
is given a high endorsement in all gov
eminent circles as safe, sane man
for the Office of secretary of state.
Henry Johnson and Frank ]. Eggerer
Republican and Democratic candidates
for state treasurer, are both ardent
battlers against the league domination
Any one Of them is safe for the cause
of the people and would make an ex-
cellent state treasurer.
Morgan rs Prize Battler.
The people who are opposed to the
Non-Partisan League cannot overloob
William j. Morgan, the Republican can
didate for attorney general He has
put the whole strength of his campaign
into the battle against the league, both
before and after the primary election
He has fought bitterly and is still
fighting, sacrificing his own election as
party candidate to carry forward the
fight against the league parasites
Both Democrats and Republicans OPP
posed to the domination Of the outso
cializing Socialism organization are
ardently supporting Mr.. Morgan.
Lenroot Bitterly Fought.
Irvine i. Lenroot, candidate for re
election on the Republican ticket fol
the office of United States senator, i,
being bitterly fought by the Non
Partisan League and James Thompson
of La Crosse has been brought out as
the league. candidate against Mr.. Len
root, Lenroot has refused to bulge al
inch from his position to receive thu
support of the league He is fighting
che league in every address he makes
He should be returned to the senate.
Congressman Henry Allen Cooper
the Republican candidate for congress
in this district has. Second chance
endorsement Of the league. 1t origin
ally endorsed Judge Rosa of Beloit bu
when it became evident that Cooper
was to be nominated it switched it,
support to the Racine man. Mr.. Coo
per has not declined to accept tn,
league support.
The Non-Partisan League has givel
no endorsement to any one of the can
didates for member Of the assembly il
this district III an open manner, bu
it has refused its support to Peter M
Anderson and has attacked him in let
ers made public by leading members o
the organization No confirmation ha
been made of statement that TIL
league has formally sought to throw
its support to other candidates.
The only candidate on any of TIL
county tickets who has the first sup
port Of the league is orlen Lewis, VIII
is on the Republican ticket at a can
didate for county surveyor.
Truman 7. Parker was endorsed as
league candidate for coroner but h
repudiated the endorsement.