Non-partisan LeagueMacmillan, 1921 - 284 páginas |
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... vote wisely and well . She has shown us but another example of the fact that while a popular majority will often enthusiastically support a demagogue and elect him to office , it will as often vote against the very economic issues which ...
... vote wisely and well . She has shown us but another example of the fact that while a popular majority will often enthusiastically support a demagogue and elect him to office , it will as often vote against the very economic issues which ...
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... vote in 1918 to 47 per cent . in 1920 . In 1918 the Non - partisan organization carried 30 of the 86 counties of Minnesota . On June 21 , 1920 , it car- ried 42. In the Republican primaries of 1918 , Gover- nor Burnquist was supported ...
... vote in 1918 to 47 per cent . in 1920 . In 1918 the Non - partisan organization carried 30 of the 86 counties of Minnesota . On June 21 , 1920 , it car- ried 42. In the Republican primaries of 1918 , Gover- nor Burnquist was supported ...
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... vote of all the can- didates , his total vote was 130,614 votes against 88,495 votes for his Democratic opponent . This large vote was due to many causes , chief among which were the facts that the state is naturally Republican and that ...
... vote of all the can- didates , his total vote was 130,614 votes against 88,495 votes for his Democratic opponent . This large vote was due to many causes , chief among which were the facts that the state is naturally Republican and that ...
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THE BOARD OF REGENTS CASE AND THE STATE UNIVERSITY | 113 |
THE NONPARTISANS AND THE I W | 140 |
THE LEAGUE AND THE WORLDS | 152 |
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