The labor world., 1922-03-04

Senator Kellogg. II is said that
J, his home county thans the LITTLE
t has been conceded Hallam =wal
; + I ITO Split 'Ha1la1n Vote. -
:. Now comes a new deal and it, is tto}
be: contaminated in the name Of .la-
bor. Asoording to the Minnesota Star,
the farmer labor daily paper pnb-I
lished at Minneapolis. labor is put
ting, UP candidates for delegates I'M
every St. Paul precinct and they will
vote for James Manahan; former: :rep-|
resentative in congress. for United
States: senator" -
And thereby hangs a tale. There,
will be three sets of delegates in the
Republican primaries. One set VIII
be for Senator Kellogg; another, will
be for Judge Hallam, and the thru
will be for Manahan. That wiIlcmeani
a Kellogg delegation from Ramsey
county: It. will divide the arti-Kel-
log vote into two camps and will put
Hallam out of the running, for with;
out Ramsey county he will not GET
anywhere: in a state convention, not
unless the unexpected happens. -:
=: Labor against; kellogg. = !
8 Union labor1and the liberal foreesi
generally want to see Senator Ke1-ll
log retired They believe he does mott
represent the people Of Minnesota
in the senate: He is dependable
100 per cent serva .it~of Plutocrary.f
He voted for -Newberry. He votedeforI
the Esch -Cun1mins bill. He prevent-|
ed Mr.. McAdoo from being heard onl
the $500, 900 900 gift to, the rail
roads when his admlnistrat ton durm4i
Federal control had been attacked pyl
the railroad interests. He voted tol
deny hearings to representative rail
road labor. His record is against Ia,
Dor and against the people. 80
= Senator kellogg is q; great laNiyef.
He is respected 5eyerywhere by the
members of his profession. BUT .fIaat
does not make him a good Law mai
or a great, statesman. 41i4 pr0fe1s
,sional pr4atice has been In nppQ4t-i
;tton to the people. He, has the point
OF view Of big business and not 1f
the average man. He could not: have
any other viewcat: this day in his, lie
II he tried. The owner of a 1arge1
amount, of railroad securities, he franI
voted: consistently. :, Il the senate, on
the side. Of the railroads and agafnsf
the people. a.. -. -. ]
: Workers and Farmers. - -
" Railroad. labor is largely opposed
tusthere- election of Senator. Kellogg.
The independ ent farmers VINO nays,
not been tanned to sleep BY the rec
ognitions ,of zone, dirt farmer" :" :. on
the rural credits board are not for
getting the senator's votel on ques-
tions.. that. .vitally affect theirs tn.sr-
estsss The workers Of the: cftfeSSwho
have kept IN close touch. With the
rack to normalcy'' situation nt3
yVAAhinkton do not want Kellggs.1
An of 4hsse recognize that Hallam as1
the best bet axainst him. who cam ebe:
Nominated Ind elected. = ,.:.=,..t ~
Nav enters Jim Manahan, and .hes
does It upder the name OF labor
Manahans Can not b,::endorsed and BE-
knows Il. He Il: but assisting the ks1-4
iogx forces IN Ramsey county to- de-
feat EEsa,ami, after which both Mana
han ana HafIam will be out ofIsheA
race ana kellogg will have clear
sailing. rhatsig all there .is To- it,
.kesloeG Fears Eight.
With Mana1,an out of It the fight
bstwsen Kellogg and Haltsm would
be iatsfestipg. The KELLOGG forces
have at no time worried about the7
outcome OF the convention. They can
ret the. endorsement for their. candi-
date, hut that is not all they want.
ANY considerable opposition TO that
endorsement IN a Republ blican dele9ate.
convention would endanger .Kelioeg:s
chances at the june primary elec-l
ton. They are looking into the furr7
ture, and Marahan Isl but making t
easter fer.. Keliogg's, nomination and.
his ultimate election. 80 Z -
Manahan Is. the attorney for the
Nonpartisan league. He IS adso attof-
ney for. q consid cradle number.
fire su1f IN northern .Minneaota.
HisI Irelationship with the Nonparf1r
san league brought him many farm
er clients. It sls said that his fee from
the fire sufferers when final settle
mentS sshallSh have been made will r1,il
iptosbis money. into the hundrsds of:
thousands - -
~ & ~ 3, Keal0Gg to ther Rescue. -
When m offer wassmade In disss
|,trict court BY, the attorneys for the
rAAroad adminietra ation TO settle fire.
|calSess out, of eonrts was sup post that
|asKaperal sett1 ment would be made;
Ia: ths course OF es mt the adminis-
tEetiop SigIed on naying any ciaans
outaid of oestadn terr5tory. FullY.s1 %
ss Per cent 81 NJ burned area was sfe1t
ont. An s.. o. IS. call was sent out 10
ftre e.snfferers and . delegation heAds
|.es for Warrington to fight IT out
with the government.A At hes"ri1hts
moment senator: KELLOGG abpeAtsd
on tn4 .scene. sot further cencsls
stons from the railroad adminia
tion, which Efsatly pleased an1
[sreatl helped lin, slIanAharl., ss.s
s Sind that time 1fana1tan HAS, been
play s Yery adrott poistie6l ..
Onf fshis ne . friends .said lSs
PED: REG esntly thht. llanahalnils Was s!
lf,etiy AsIink q. psrmit lksilest
|,ae anonan q eiteys
vFouIds g Is ne e ~
Ceu dime ssss-s s:s.,
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