New Ulm review., 1922-11-01
ANNA D. OLESEN
AT I ACkS KELLOGG.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE EXPOSES
CORPORATION RECORD
OF SENATOR.
PLEDGES VOTE TO UNsEAT
NEWBERRY IF SHE
is ELECTED.

a Woman In the United States Senate,
Why Not Now?' Anna Dickie Olesen,
Democratic candidate for this office
from Minnesota, drove into New Ulm
in her Ford automobile Thursday and
addressed an audience in which the
women largely outnumbered the men
at the Armory.
Mrs. Olesen scathingly attacked the
record Of Senator Frank B. Kellogg
and confidently assured her audience
that she would be elected to the Senate
from Minnesota. She was introduced
by r. w. Johnson as "a brilliant,
courageous, little woman who measures
up to the requirements of the high
Office
Asks For Support.
q "I have campaigned as strenuously
as a man, speaking as often as seven
times a day." Mrs. Olesen said. i
have already won the election and am
now piling up majority. Don't vote
against me because / am a woman,
but support me because my vote in the
United States Senate will be progress
sive on the great issues Of the day.
There are some who believe that it
the predatory interests are satisfied
politically the people should be. Ma
tionsz have gone to the wall which
followed this doctrine. 4 believe that
the people must control legislation,
not the corporations.
Last Congress "DID Us"
''The last Congress was not a do
nothing Congress as many charge.
It did us with the highest kind of a
tariff which forgot the great central
west. Predatory interests placed their
seal and stamp Of approval on its
work.
The members Of President Harding $
cabinet possess twice as much money
as any other cabinet in the history Of
the country. They think in terms Of
millions Of dollars while we are accus-
toned to think in terms of dollars.
They belong to the Packard crowd
which is levying tax on the Ford
crowd.
Kellogg Represents Trusts.
Frank B. Kellogg belongs to the
Packard crowd. For Is years he was
the paid attorney Of the United States
steel corporation, the greatest trust in
the United States. He doesn't repre-
sent the common people of the state.
"The Fordney- Cunber tariff bill
which was put over on the nation by
this Packard crowd will raise the cost
of living four billion dollars. Senator
Kellogg voted for that bill. The bill
represents the eastern manufacturing
concerns and the wool growing states
|of the far west. It ignores the middle
west.
Living Costs Are Increased.
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The bill increases the cost Of fertilizer
$4S 100000, Of sugar $115, ,0OO, 900 and
Of cost Of living for women, $1,000
100000. The tariff will increase the
cost Of overalls, leather gloves, cotton
gloves, buttons, pins and almost every
common article which persons buy. Il
viii not however Y increase che cost d
Telephone poles, railroad ties or water
3ss.'B BY this tariff the present Congress
Ihas declared the worst trade war il
history upon Germany, Austria ane
other European countries. Americs
shuts out European goods which
Europe could sell here and receive
money to buy from US. What th'
farmer wants is a market in Europ'
for his goods.
! Farmer Gets the Cobs.
Advocates Of the tariff bill, includ
ling Senator kellogg, declare that j
gives farmers protection. They knoy
full well that the American farme
lp1ports and does not import. The sbi
gives him ST protection and charge
Thin s. for products It is as
ibushel Of shelled corn went to easter
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