Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-24
Hall AM FORCES
WERE DEFEATED )
UNRESTRICTED DELEGATION,
BUT LOOKS VERY MUCH
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King temporary chairman over Sam
5uel Hammerbeck by a vote of 25 to
IA. The cleavage was easily discern
ible, those from the city and villages
being practically all for Kellogg and
the Hallala supporters were fromethe
rural districts There were about forty
delegates present. While the Kellogg
adherents would likely have won out
even if all delegates were present, the
contest would have been much closer.
iChas. Jensen, was made temporary
secretary. E f ! .s ss = & s ....,* :,
r Ii. A. Rider, was selected as chair
man Of the republican county commit
tee and Chas. Jensen secretary.
Congressman Knutson was endorsed
but the resolutions were silent as to
the state and national administrations.
: The state delegation has very much
Of a Kellogg color. Some Of the Hal
lam supporters were put on the con.
gressional delegation to ST.. Cloud.
:. Delegates to Congressional conven.
tion at st. Cloud, March 80: E. M
L4aFond, city; "A. P. Stoll, Pierz; Theo,
.Thielen, Buh township; Samuel Ham.
merbeck, city; Charles Sylvester, city;
A. H. Vernon, city; George Wilson,
Royalton; Math .Zwilling, Swanville;
M. n. Young, Swan River; John Super,
Flensburg; Herman Ritter, Randall:
Delegates to state convention at st.
Paul March 81: C. Rosenmeier,. city;
Otto Hitzman, Swanville; Tim Perry,
city; John Berglund, Motley; 2. A.
King, city; I. w. Bouck, Royalton; ).
II. Carnes, Bellevue; E. G. Haymaker,
Motley; A. H. Vernon, city; Charles
Jensen, city; Fl. A. Rider, city.
Report of Committee on Resolutions
Whereas the American Farmer
has born the brunt OF the present
economic readjustment and the
Christensen constitutional amend
ment, permitting rural credits legisla-
tion, is the most important measure
that will be submitted at the ensuing
election,
Be it resolved, that this convention
endorse the Christensen amendment
and urge every voter to work and vote
for it's adoption.
Be it.further resolved that this con:
ventions commend the Hon. Harold
Knutson the faithfulness with
which he has looked after the interests
Of his constituents and endorse him
for reelection. as Republican nominee
from the Sixth Congressional District.
II Be it further resolved that in order
to relieve distress sand uncertainty in
American agriculture, we urge that
all agricultural legislation now pending
in congress be given the utmost con
sideration and preference. 49,
Be it further resolved that this con-
vention hereby endorses the five fold
adjusted compensation bill approved
by the American Legion and urges its
enactment by congress without further
delay.
Be it resolved that this convention
endorse the st. Lawrence Deep Water
way project and urge our senators and
representatives in congress to use
every honorable means to ensure its
speedy construction.
Be it resolved that this convention
urge that permanent tariff legislation
be enacted without further delay, to
terminate the existing uncertainty in
the economic life Of the nation and to
protect properly the interests Of the
American farmer and wage Garner.
Be it resolved that this convention
is unalterably opposed to the cancella:
ton of foreign debts owing to the
United States. -. H. ....,
Be it resolved that this convention
protest against the 81 discrimination
shown by the federal reserve. bank to,
wards Minnesota y greatest funda-
mental industry, agriculture, by its
oppressive action in dealing with our
banks. ~
/" Charles Sylvester, I. w. Bouck, G
Rosenmeier, J. n. Carnes, Gust Fran
zen, Grace W. LaFond, Samuel Ham
merbeck,. A. II. Vernon, Theo. Thiel'
en-, A. j. McRae. -.5 -:
Delegates who attended the conven'
ton: ...S. ...,.-. >.:,..:
J.. N. Carnes, Bellevue; ..@.
Theo. Thielen, Buh. (: :"
> Fred Bergstrom, Culdrum. *-
o. F. Lindquist, City. -,
Charles Lundwall, Cushing.
Samuel Hammerbeck, City.
William Frerichs, Darling.
Dan j. Bell, City. 80.
j.. B.. Hartman, Granite.
John: Bowman, City. IL e
George Hammerbeck, Little Falls.
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