The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-03-28

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are urging Mr. Carss to file on their
ticket, while he has been Endorsed by
several of the Labor groups in Du-
luth, Proctor and the range towns
during the last few weeks.
Takes Time to Decide
There is considerable time left in
which to file" he said, land | am
| taking my time in deciding what
ticket to file on"
1t was generally expected that Mr..
Carss would again run on the Demo-
cratic ticket this year, but his pres
ence at the Farmer-Labor convention
at St Cloud last week gave rise to
the rumor that he would make the
campaign under new colors. He was
delegate at the meeting from Proc
| tor.
Representative A. H. Kleffman of
the Minnesota state legislature, also
is being mentioned as probable
candidate on the Farmer-Labor tick
ct. There are no candidates in the
field for the Democratic ticket as
yet while Mayor Victor L. Power of
Hibbing and William A. Pittenger of
Duluth, have both filed for the Re-
| publican nomination.
| DAWSON, MINI, March 22-Re-
preventative Theodore Christensen,
Dawson editor, today entered the Re-
publican race for governor.
Has Filed Name
He filed his name as a candidate
for the nomination with Secretary of
State Holm.
Representative Christensen has
been a member of the Legislature for
several terms, and for the last few
has been chairman of the appropria-
| ton committee He is now a men,
Der of the interim committee, in
vestigating consolidation of state de-
partments.
RUSH CITY, MIMI, March 90
| Curtis M. johnson of Rush City, pre-
sident of the Minnesota state fair,
will file this week, or shortly thereaf-
ter, for the Republican nomination
for governor of Minnesota.
Mr.. Johnson admitted Wednesday
at Rush City that he had been asked
to make the race by a delegation
representing the Republicans of the
eighth and tenth congressional dis
| tricts.
These Republicans issued a signed
call requesting the Rush City mer-
chant to make the race and he &C
coded.
ROCHESTER, MINI, March IA
Congressman Sydney Andersons an
| nouncement that he would retire at
the end of the present term this
morning prompted a statement from
State Senator A. j. Furiow of Ohm
sted county, that he proposed to file
| for Republican nomination for con-
gress from the first Minnesota dis
trict. Furlow planned to leave to-
day for St. Paul to make the filing.
Runs For Congress
1t is understood here that 0. NJ.
Levang of Lanesboro, Fillmore coun-
ty, also plans to make the race for
the Republican nomination for con-
gress. Levang. has opposed Anderson
in several previous elections.
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 49,
Frank w. Matson, St. Paul, state
railroad and ware house commission
er, will file for reelection to the Of
| flee within the next ten days.
Appointed by Governor
He made this announcement today.
Mr.. Matson formerly commissioner of
public safety, was appointed to the
commission by Governor Preus.
o. P. S. Jacobson, chairman of
state railroad and warehouse COM
mission, today also announced he will
be a candidate for governor.
He will seek the nomination on
the Republican ticket, he said, in a
formal statement, saying that with
lin few days he will file his name
with the secretary of state.
- Carl Berg of the township OF
Knute in Polk county, filed on the
Farmer-Labor ticket for state treas
urer, in the office of Mike Holm,
secretary of state, Wednesday. He
gave his post office address as Frs
| kline.
WINONA, MINI, March 2l.-Bert
Walworth, for two terms representa-
tive in the Minnesota legislature from
this city, definitely announced today
that he is not a candidate for re-
election next fall Mr.. Walworth, who
was chairman of the Labor commit
tee in the house during the last ses-