The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-10-30

neither are the men who are posing
as Republicans yet are fighting openly
Republican principles and Republican
candidates. Sincere Republicans in
Wisconsin should not hesitate to get
back of Judge Lueck and support and
If elected he will place service to the
people first. Blaine and his regime
have been failure.
"To give Lueck, an able judge and
an honest, fearless, capable man, two
years at Madison holds forth much
of promise to the suffering taxpayers
of Wisconsin"
Green Bay Press Gazetre - 1T IS
time wisconsin had capable business
handling of it's public affairs, disas-
sociated from the kind of partisan
politics played by the present admin
istration. 1t will get more benefit
from this kind of government than
any other by whatever name or pro-
fession. We believe Judge Lueck Of
fers better prospect of improved
conditions at Madison and more eff
fcient and economic government than
| it is possible to secure by continu-
ance of the present regime. Repub-
licans of whatever line Of thinking
throughout the state who do not APP
prove the Blaine administration ought
to forget their politics and contribute
their support to the Democratic NOM
inee, Judge Lueck. If this were done
] L IL Nd
| fdent it would represent wholesome
change in public affairs in this state"
Beloit Daily News "The Repub-
licans who voted against Blaine and
| Blaineism on primary day have no
good reason for turning their convlc-
tions inside out and voting for him at
the general election Nov. a. good
many will conclude with Mr.. Hirst that
Judge Martin Lueck with the present
governor, is preferable recipient for
their suffrage"
Whitewater Register-"The Register
is prepared to join in the campaign to
elect Judge Lueck Time was when
the person or periodical left the party
ranks he was subject to censure. Not
so now. Our own congressman has
done it, our senior senator is guilty,
surely The Register cannot be criti-
cised for following its honest convic-
tions in the matter. Criticized or not,
this paper is for Judge Lueck,a sane,
| honest, intelligent man who would
serve Wisconsin excellently as its
chief executive
Mineral Point Tribune - ga large
number of square, conscientious Re-
publicans in all sections of the state
are breaking away from Blaine, sizing
him up as has The Tribune.
"If Blaine has not proved himself
to be the weakest, most uncertain,
most vacillating, has not displayed
the most perseverance and disrespect
for the opinions, acts and powers of
other state officials, in short, been the
most czar-like person who has served
| Wisconsin as governor, then please
name the one who has.
"The Democrats have placed in
nomination as candidate for COVER
I nor, Judge Martin Lueck of Beaver
Dam. He is an able, conscientious,
square dealing man and favors an
investigation of state affairs, a sane
highway program, gasoline tax, the
stopping of large appropriations by
the emergency board and the keeping
of state and county road affairs fout
of politics. In fact Mr.. Lueck stands
! for so much which upright Repub-
J Ecans favor, and which Blaine's rec
ord proves he does not stand for, that
no Republican can lose caste by sup
} porting Lueck instead of Blaine
Surely, the state would gain by the
change"
Brodhead independent Register =
'In Mr.. Blaine we have an example OF
, extreme czarism, the like of which
Wisconsin has never had before. Nc
real thinking citizen of the state car
respect him for the many mistakes
he is making, and we may look for
: two years of rank misrule, unless the
voters shall, regardless of party, rally
: to the support of his opponent-Judge
Lueck."
GAINESVILLE Republican "The state
!, ment made by Senator Lenroot in hi:
>, Beloit speech and reiterated in his ad
dress at Chippewa Falls, that he in
tended to vote for and support Mar
t tin Lueck for governor, is an example
e which will be followed by thousand:
e of other Republicans in the state o.
Wisconsin.
$ "Comings received $4,000 votes il
e the primary as an opponent of Blaine
t Those $4,000 will either vote for tn,