Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-05
STAGE ALL SET FOR
POLITICAL BATTLE
Party Conventions Last Week Placed
Tickets in the Field for the State
Campaign.


the Republican and Democratic, will
figure in the June Primaries, as op-
position to the convention endorse
ments has already developed, but the
third which will be known as the
Farmer-Labor ticket will not be in
active evidence until the fall election
The three political gatherings were
held in the Twin Cities, that of the
Republican party in st. Paul and the
other two in Minneapolis.
Convention Tickets
REPUBLICAN
For U. s. Senator-Frank B. Kel-
logg, st. Paul.
For GOVERNOR. A. O. Preus, Min
neapolis.
For Lieut.. Governor-Louis l.. Col
Inns, Minneapolis.
For Attorney General-C. L. Hilton,
Fergus Falls.
For Secretary of State-Mike Holm,
Roseau.
For State Treasurer-Henry Rines,
Mora.
For State Auditor-Ray T. Chase,
Anoka.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner-Ivan Bowen, Mankato
; For Clerk of Supreme Court-Miss
Grace Kaercher, Ortonville.
DEMOCRATIC s.
For U. s. Senator-Mrs. Peter Ole.
sen, Cloquet.
For ACKNOWLEDGMENT Eiderhus
Foley.
For Lieut.. Governor-Miss Emily
Kneubahl, Minneapolis.
For Attorney Genera-John Foley
Wabasha. 80, -...-
For Secretary of State-Claude
Swanson. Fairmont -
For State Treasurer-W. s. Brown
Waseca. e.. ...--,-~... IS.
For State Auditor-John p. Casey
Jordan. .ss-:.-...-.. $50. ..s...-s,ss
For Railroad. and Warehouse Com
missioner. P. Kilbride, Albert Lea
For Clerk Of Supreme Court-Chas
Ebel, st. Paul.
5. FARMER-LABOR :'.'.'''s
For U. s.. Senator-Henrik Ship
. stead, Minneapolis. @- >..-,-:...
For Governor Magnus johnson
Kimball.
For Lieut.. Governor-G. T. Lind
stem, Minneapolis. .,-e- -.
For Attorney General-Benj. Drake
Minneapolis. S-
For Secretary of State-Miss Lii
lian Anderson, Franklin. FIJI Z
For State Treasurer-Miss Susi
stageberg, Red Wing.
For State Auditor #
For Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner-W. w. Roster, Glencoe.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court ..:.-
Nominations For Congress - Steer
erson Unanimously Endorsed
Congressional district convention
were held last Thursday all over tn
state. The ninth district conventiG
was held at MOOrhead and unanimous
ly endorsed Halvor STEVENSON %
Crookston as candidate for re-ele(
ton to congress. :, Mr.. STEVENSON
name was placed before. the CONVEX
ton by J. G. Sherlock, of East Gran
Forks, as chairman of the Polk count
delegation. Two delegates from Nal
nomen county voted for Mr.. Selvig Q
Crookston, but when all others vote
for STEVENSON they voted in like mar
ner and made the nomination unan
nous. Senator Ole Sageng, Of Fergu
Falls, who had himself been cand
date for nomination to congress, SCI
onded the nomination Of Steenerso
and moved to make the nominatio
unanimous. Mr.. Sageng was afte1
ward called upon for speech and n
sponded with happy effort that mad
him many friends. The democrat
have made no nomination yet agains
Mr.. STEVENSON. Lace -, ~ Is I't&
The delegates to the conventio
h We're entertained at sumptuous dill
ner banquet at the Comstock Hot
by the Kiwanis club of MoOrhead, an
on that occasion had the pleasure ais
to listen to short speech by Willial
G. Green, former Warren boy, no
states attorney at Fargo, and know
all over the country for his successf,
prosecution Of the murderer Of Mar
- Wick, Of Grygla. ii
- Davis Loses in Third
All the present republican congress
men were endorsed except Davis
the third district who was defeate
by Reuben G.. Thoreen, a young alto
ney Of saltwater. Mr.. Davis wi
probably renew the contest at II
June primaries. Mrs. A. 4. Gault,
st. Peter, is the democratic nomine
Volstead and Rev. Kvale will aga1
be pitted against each other at tt
fall election, Mr.. Kyale being Il
democratic nominee. s
REAL TRAIN WRECK PUTS
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