New Ulm review., 1922-11-01
VOTE PROGRESSIVE
TICKET ON MOVE
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tween Mr.. Johnson and j. A. 0. Preus,
who is running for reelection on the
Republican ticket. Governor Preus
/! has been in Office two years and has
consistently played the game of the
big corporations. He signed the
Brooks-Coleman bill which took away
from municipalities the control OF
! their street railway systems and placed
it in the hands Of the State Railroad
and Warehouse commission of three
members, the majority of whom favor
big business. He has advocated a
state constabulary under the immed-
late control of the governor. Local
enforcement officials assert that such
a body of men would usurp their
powers, and labor leaders point out
that state constabulary is a powerful
| instrument for the governor to use IN
breaking strikes as has been done in
| Pennsylvania.
Preus Favors Daugherty. Ks
The reactionary attitude OF the
| Governor was never better illustrated
than two months ago when he asked
the Republican central committee to
| strike from its posters the name OF
Congress Oscar Keller of ST., Paul
who had moved in Congress for the
Impeachment of Attorney General
IDaugherty. This was following
Daugherty's action in seeking to break
the railroad strike through the use OF
a drastic injunction taking away the
Constitutional guarantees OF freedom
of speech. ~
| The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor is Edward Indrehus who has
not been much of a figure in the cam
paign. The other state officers on
| each of the tickets can be seen on the
ballots printed in the Reuie7o. -..
| Congressman Frank Clague heads
the list of names on the county ballot
He has no opposition in his campaign
for reelection. .
| Support Ron,berg.
| Frank F. Romberg of Sleepy Eye Is
| candidate for reelection to the office
Of state senator from the fourteenth
district comprising Brown and Red
| wood counties. On the basis OF his
progressive record in the legislature
for the past four years Mr.. Romberg
deserves the continued support OF his
constituents. He is being opposed by
A. C. Dolliff, an attorney Of Redwood
| Falls. ......-. -.
| Kramer Is Progressive.
Michael Kramer of Belview was
drafted by Progressives assembled at
Springfield to make the race for repre-
sentative at large from the fourteenth
district. He is known to be an out,
standing progressive and is worthy o.
the support of the voters. he IS op'
posed by DR.. Jacob C. Rothenburg Of
Springfield. .... ~.
Spelbrink Has Good Record.
Louis Spelbrink of Essig is candi
date for reelection to the. office o.
state representative from Brown Coun'
tv. During his two terms in office Mr.
Spelbrink has made an enviable recorc
as progressive. He has had the wei
fare of his constituents at heart anc
no one has ever questioned his motives
He should be reelected. He is being
opposed by George Berkner OF Sleepy
Eye.
For many weeks candidates fol
county Offices have been appealing tt
the voters of Brown county and NJ
further review of their candidates. il
necessary at this time.
Vote For Amendment No. !.
Voters will have a third ballot pre-
sented to them which will contain tWt
constitutional amendments to be votet
on at this election. The Reviezv urges
support of the first amendment which
/ is an enabling act to pave the way fol
the state to loan money to farmers
This amendment is discussed Al
length in another article in this issue
The second amendment which provides
for the taxation of those engaged il
mining ore and apportioning the pro
ceeds thereof to the state revenue fund
to the permanent school fund and tt
the permanent university fund is alst
worthy of support.
Louis G. Vogel, county auditor, an
nounces that the polls in cities will b'
open from a. m. to 9 p. m. and il
towns and villages from 9 a. m. to
p. m.
One of the Sunday school classes 0
the Bethel church entertained thei
members and invited guests at a de
lightful Halloween party in the churcl
basement on Thursday evening. Their
are ten girls in the class and they al
ranged the party in the form Of
parcel sale and fishing pond. A boot
had been made in one corner Of tn
room and it was gaily decorated wit