The northwestern bulletin., 1922-11-04
POLITICAL DOPE


car e. Keller for Congress from the
Ramsey County district (4th) is un-
questionably a good man for the job,
and will no doubt receive much con-
sideration from the county voters. On
the other hand, Oscar Keller is de-
serving of support from our group
because of his vote in favor of the
Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill.
George Nordin and John 1. Levin,
candidates for state senator 38th dis
trict and representative, 42d district,
the two men who have persistently
fought for the measure we were par
ticularly interested in. Both were
foremost in the fight for the Anti
Lynching law which was passed by
the last legislature. Both have rec
ords of worthy services and should
be returned to the legislature again.
Bernard Keller for Register of
Deeds is the calibre Of man deserving
the job. He stands for efficiency and
a square deal-enough, with saying
more-to receive your support.
DR.. G. A. Ingerson, candidate for
reelection for Corner has made many
friends while in Office. There Is lit
tie doubt of him being reelected by
the voters of st. Paul.
Our friends are the ones we SUP
port. Between Elsa M. Obst and Al
bert wunderlich, choice is dif1cult.
Both are worthy, both are friends,
which means that only the final count
of the votes will determine choice.
John J. McDonough and j. A. Maui
ritz of the 38th legislative district,
south, are opposing candidates for
representative. Mr.. McDonough is a
young attorney who promises to be
an efficient representative IL elected.
]. A. Mauritz is a master plumber by
trade. He has many friends In the
district which was demonstrated by
the large vote he polled over other
candidates In the primary election.
He has made a hard campaign for
seat in the lower house.
In the case of Charles N. Orr, pres
ent incumbent, and J. I. (Joe) Shelly
candidates for the state senate from
the 42nd district, it is hard to choose
a favorite. Although Mr.. Orr has
been our friend in the senate, Mr.
Shiely's record is impartial and he
promises to be our friend. Mr.. Orr
will be remembered as an ardent sup
porter of the 10th Battalion BILL. Mr..
Shelly, on the other nand, has favor
ed us from time to time.
Mr.. Henry e. Horwitz, a progress
siye st. Paul attorney, is candidate
for house member of the legislature
from the 4th ward district. He was
born in st. Paul 35 years ago and a
graduate of Central High School,
where for two terms he was president
of the debating society. He complet'
ed the law course at the st. Paui
College of Law and has practiced law
since. He has proven himself sue
cessful business man in every way.
He is deserving of support.
Harry Churchill, John Lind, II. r
Keller, and M. ]. Carr will undouo-
tedly be our County Commissioners
for another term of Office Mr.. Church
i'll. Mr.. Lind and Mr.. Carr have fav'
ored us time and time again while
Mr.. Keller's reelection is based on
his clean and efficient record as
public servant. Messers Phil Justus
Louis C. Peter, Mr.. VIM. Wither-
spoon and James H. Murphy are wor'
thy candidates, but their election to
Office is thought doubtful.
Sheriff John WAGNER, though ne
is opposed by a good man who was
at one time sheriff. will be reelected
His record in office has been a'good
one and the slogan which the present
Incumbent uses, 1--WE Want WAGNER
for our Sheriff Again" has turned
to be the cry Of votera
James G. Micheal. Frederick M
Catlin and John B. Sanborn, present
judges of the District Court, should
be returned to the bench. Judge J.
w. Boerner who is seeking to replac'
one of the incumbents is Judge In thu
municipal, having been reelected u
that office last June. The voters viii
no doubt curb his aspirations to b
a district judge when they go to tn