The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-10-24
VOTERS TO HAVE
THREE BALLOTS AT
COMING ELECTION
Voters to Mark Presidential,
County and Amendment Bal
lots at Nov. 9th Election
BALLOTS ARE READY
Presidential and State Ballots
Are Long. County Is Unus-
ually Short This Year

ually Short This Year
With less than two weeks left be-
fore national, state and county cleo
tions, the work of printing the ballots
for the different precincts of the
county has been finished.
The Presidential ballot, which also
includes the State ballot, is, of course,
the longest ballot to be received by
the voter. 1t measures nearly 20
inches in length and bears the names
of 10 presidential candidates, and 25
candidates for state offices.
On the Presidential ballot voters
have the privilege of voting for cleo
tors for five groups, as follows:
The Republican candidates, Hoover
and Curtis; the Democratic candi-
dates, Smith and Robinson; the In
dustrial candidates, Reynolds and
Crowley; the Workers-Communists
candidates, Foster and Gitlow, and
the Socialist candidates, Thomas and
Mauer.
On the State ballot Immediately
following the presidential candidates
the following candidates are listed:
R. standing for Republican; FL, for
Farmer-Labor; /, for Industrial;
VIC, for s-Communist, and
ID, for Democrat.
u. s. Senator in Congress
Arthur E. Nelson, R; Henrik Ship
stead, FL; Vincent R. Dunno, VIC.
Governor
Theodore Christianson, R; Ernest
Lundeen, FL; Andrew Nelson, D;
Harris A. Brandborg, 1, and j. o
Bentall, VIC.
Lieutenant Governor
w. l. Nolan, r; Thomas j. Neigh
en-, FL; Fred Pfaender, d.
Secretary of State
Mike Holm, R; w. Stageberg, FL;
Ruth Haynes Carpenter, d.
State Treasurer
julius A. Schmahl, R; Peter j.
Seberger, FL; William A. Just, d.
Attorney General
G.. A. Youngquist, R; C. F. Gaaren-
stroom, FL; George Cahill, d.
4 Railroad & Warehouse Commissioner
Christian j. Laurisch, R; j. l.. Pc.
!, terson, FL; Viggo Justesen, d.
Associate Justice
3 Clifford l.. Hilton and Edward j
Lee, both without party designation
On the County Ballot will be founC
THE following names of candidates:
Member of Congress
Frank Clague, R, and j.. A. Cashel
ID.
r Judge of District Court
A. B. Gislason, nominated without
party designation.
Representative-at-Large
Mike Kramer, nominated without
party designation.
Representative, 14th District
F. H. Aldrich and Joe Beran, nom.
mated without party designation.
Clerk of District Court
w. G. Weldon, nominated without
party designation.
Judge of Probate Court
A. r. A. Laudon, nominated with
out party designation.
Commissioner, lst District
George Schmiesing and Nels Lar
sen, nominated without party desig
nation.
Commissioner. 3rd District
j. P. Kragh, nominated without
party designation.
Commissioner, 5th District
Herman Muetzel and M. H. Sand
ager, nominated without party desig
nation.
The last ballot is that of the Con
stitutional Amendments on which tn
voters will decide whether or not tn
two proposed amendments to the Con
stitution of the State are adopted o.
rejected.
Amendments No. /, has for it
purpose the division of the gasolin
tax. If passed, two-thirds of tn
gas tax would go to the state high
way fund and one-third to the Stat
Road and Bridge Fund, and then ap
portioned to the county roads ant
bridges.
Amendment No. has for its pur
pose the prescribing and limiting o
the liability of stockholders in cor