New Ulm review., 1922-09-20
SHIP STEAD WILL
talk IN NE " ULM.
PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE FOR
U. s. SENATE WILL BE
HERE NEXT WEEK.
WILL ALSO SPEAK AT SLEEPY
EYE ON SAME DAY,
SEPT. %.

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Arrangements have been made for
two Shipstead meetings in Brown
County this month. One Of these will
be held at the Sleepy Eye State Park
Friday afternoon, September 20, at
two o'clock and the other viii be held
at Turner Hall, New Ulm on the same
day at eight o'clock in the evening.
In case Of bad weather the Sleepy Eye
meeting will be held in some hall.
Word to this effect reached Hon.
Louis Spelbrink OF Milford who is a
candidate for reelection as Represen-
tative Of Brown County few days
ago.
Opposing Kellogg. q
DR.. Henrik Shipstead, formerly Of
Glenwood and now Of Minneapolis, is
the candidate Of the Farmer Labor
party for the Office of United States
Senator. He has as opponents, the
present incumbent, Frank B. Kellogg
who won out in the Republican pri-
naries and Mrs. Annie Olesen who is
running on the Democratic ticket. DIR.
Shipstead was the farmer-labor candi-
date for the Office OF Governor two
years ago and came within few thou
sand votes Of election. ss
DR.. Shipstead has spoken in New
Ulm before and those who heard him
were convinced Of the sincerity Of the
man. He is a good, forceful speaker
and every progressive should turn out
to hear him. It will also do the con-
servative no harm to hear Dr.. Ship
stead because he will hear politics
and political issues discussed from a
different angle than he has been ac-
customed to and may see the light.
Wherever Dr.. Shipstead has spoken
thus far he has had large and enthu-
siastic meetings.
Reveals Coal Strike Facts.
To show that he is taking an active
interest in all matters concerning the
general public can best be shown by
his attitude and actions while the
coal strike was on and when it had
reached it's most acute stage. When Mr..
Shipstead found out that these So
called state and federal fuel admins
trative committees are financed by pri-
| lyate contributions and were not govern
ment bodies maintained at public ex-
pense and that Senator Frank B. Kel
log had contributed $1,000 out Of his
private funds for this purpose, he inn
Imediately entered the fight for enough
| fuel to keep northwest families from
suffering this winter and offered to 60
| to Washington with Ivan Bowen
state fuel administrator ito demand
that the government of the United
States, as a government, enter the, lists
against coal: brokers and coal mine
owners, establish fair prices and bring
order out of chaos in the fuel industry
''This plan woald include Immediate
communicating of mines and trans.
portation facilities for the supplying
of coal to our industries and homes al
reasonable prices" Mr.. Shipstead' ex.
plains. at &.
At the same time, Mr.. Shipsteac
sharply criticized the whole manage
! ment of the fuel crisis.
ut is ans amazing situation, he
said. Eve think we have a govern
ment by the peoples representatives
We have government Of rich indi
viduals. 1t reminds me of the feuda
days when the lord took the money
from his vassals in big sums and dolce
back again as aims" " .s s..
I In view of the fact that thesftw,
meetings scheduled for, next week ma,
d be the only meetings held by the pro
/ gressive movement in this county
tevery one who has any leanings t
Iprogressivisnl should arrange to b
I present, and should urge his friend
!, Ito be present also. As stated befor
j Dr.. Shipstead is q good speaker an
i even if you may not agree with hin
J, in everything he says and advocates
iyou will feel at the close Of the meet
ing that you learned something an
!, that! you did not aWatse your time i
], attending. These are times when ever
voter should be looking about to fin
!, the best man for Office that the coun
, TRY can produce II you hear SHIP
lstead you will know better what b
i islands for than you ever can by reae
I ling what the Review Or any other pape
ttells you.
STOLE THREE CARS. s., I, .
Henry Meintz, arrested at Worthinl
ton last Thursday on instructions frol
! lSherif Anton Osten Of Mankato, an
I taken to the latter city the same ev,
: ming, on the charge Of grand larcer,
lin the second degree for the theft