The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-09-27
ALERT MINNESOTA
REPUBLICANS TO /.
Win HARD FIGHT

Everywhere in Minnesota, Repub-
licans, Republican newspapers, candi-
dates and eX-candidates, men and
women, are mobilizing for the fight,
regardless of prejudices of the past.
They are enthusiastic believers in
the capabilities of each Republican
candidate, and in bespeaking support
for them they have no apologies to
make.
| Republican Forces Alert.
At the Ramsey County Republican
headquarters in the Globe Bldg. on
Wednesday evening the atmosphere
fairly bristled with enthusiasm over
the coming campaign. In a manner
that would have cheered the heart of
General Dawes, the committee
promptly buckled down to- brass
tacks" and the formation of a Ram
sey County Republican club, to be So
cial as well as political. Enthusiasm
was noticeably high among the wom-
en- members, and it is predicted that
they will make this the most effec-
tive campaign in their experience as
voters. Mr.. r. G. Thoreen, state CEN
trail committeeman, urged definite
plans for getting out the vote, with
particular stress on registration of
the delinquents. Politics discussed
over the afternoon teacup or with
caffee noir is advocated, by the Re-
publican national headquarters, the
lemon to be passed to the other po-
litical parties with generous service.
Men and women are to meet on a
common plane for the discussion of
Republican issues and plans to put
over a Republican victory. Dues will
be eliminated. H. J. Hadlich, chair
man, urged perfecting ward organiza-
tions and calling meetings, either in
the natsre of afternoon teas or eve
ming conferences, also ward mass
meetings. Mr.. Thoreen reported IA
vorable comment on Coolidge and
Dawes, with Theodore Christianson
and Representative Thomas d. Schall
in popular favor.
DR.. Orr, Edw. Parish, o. Mundt, s..
E. Hall, Mrs. C. A. Severance, presi-
dent, Ramsey County Republican
Women's Club, Miss Eloise Callahan,
Mesdames H. A. Tomlinson, Mark
Coffin, David Walbloom, E. Goff, w.
T. Francis and Miss Hester Pollock,
chairman of Speakers Bureau, who
is the Minnesota director of the spe-
cial movement to interest women,
were among the members who took
active part in planning an early "Get
out the vote" drive.
The Ramsey County Republican
General Committee includes three
colored MEMBERSHIPS. E. Goff, S. E.
Hall, Mrs. w. T. Francis.
The plans for the newly formed or
ganization contemplate affiliation with
the Women's Republican club, al
ready organized
Upon requests for reports of ac-
tivities in ward or precinct, Mrs. w.
T. Francis reported plans in embryo
for an Eighth Ward Republican
Women's Auxiliary, to be held on
Tuesday, October 80, at s p. NJ,
place to be announced later. This is
the initial effort ta.interest Eighth
Ward women in affiliating with the
regular ward organization which con-
sists of both men and women. Speak
ers will explain campaign issues and
there will be musical numbers.
Republicans organized in the Sew
enth Ward Monday night at meet
ing at the Church Club. Bruce San
born was reelected chairman Mrs
L. p. Wolff, vice-chairman; f. s. Bry-
ant, secretary; A. J. Viegel, treasur-
ler.
The plan of work is one man and
one woman to make a canvass of each
block in the ward.
Other wards are expected to make
an effort to organize by October 2,
Chairman Hadlich announces.