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contains 33? tjages, with illustrations and index. The book
is sold by ite publishers, Harper & Bros., New York, at $2 a
copy. The Leader has made arrangements to offer it to
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The big daily papers, the attorney
general and the Hennepin county
(Minneapolis) Republican central com
mittee have got together to intimidate
Leaguers to prevent them calling for
/aid voting the Republican ballot, on
which League candidates are running.
The attorney general was forced to
concede in his opinion that Leaguers
or any one else have a right under
the law to call for and vote a Repub
lican ballot, and that if challenged
election officials must give the Repub
lican ballot to the voter when* he
makes out an affidavit th«t he "gen
erally supported" Republican candi
dates at the last election, which affi
davit any Leaguer can make with a
clear conscience. This opinion con
firms one by the League's attorney,
but the attorney general says that
prosetutions can be brought against
Leaguers for making the affidavit if
they are challenged, as Leaguers' are
not Republicans. In reply to this the
League cites the law and shows that
election officials have no right to ques
tion voters but must accept their affi
davits, and that no prosecutions are
possible. The League also offers to
protect all members in voting the Re
publican ticket and making the affi
davit and quotes the corrupt practices
act, which makes it a felony for elec
tion officials to threaten or* intimidate
voters. The plot of the gang to bar
Leaguers from voting has thus miser
ably failed and few, if any, challenges
are expected at the polls. Farmers
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vote under the law.
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Great interest is being aroused
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paign. Men now engaged in organiz
ing the Workers' Nonpartisan league
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railroad men ready and eager to en
roll in such an organization. They
have discovered that the Nonpartisan
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numerical strength, of the railroad
brotherhoods and organized labolr gen
erally, is feared far. more by the pol
iticians because it is organized as a
political weapon, and they are deter
mined to inake their organizations ef
fective in politics aiso..
Mayor Wray of York, Nonpartisan
league candidate for governor, opened
his campaign in Lincoln before a local
club on the evening of May 28. He
declared that the leading problem be
fore the people of Nebraska was the
question of food, and urged that ev
erybody get behind the farmers. He
also urged the adoption of the prin
ciple of government ownership, and
government" competition against mo
nopoly. The time is near, he said,
when all who serve witji hand or brain
will unite to achieve political and in
dustrial freedom.
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