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Winds of the West
Hard, William | April 16, 1924 issue

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Daniel Webster Hoan, Socialist mayor of Milwaukee, was reelected by a triumphant margin consisting largely of church people and of home-loving, home-keeping women who wanted a clean town and who objected to the SQ-called conservative candidate, ex-Mayor David S. Rose, because his record was one of favoring an open, loose town. Rose was for the American flag and the gay life. Hoan was for socialism and the home. Voters of Milwaukee, while reelecting Hoan, gave him a non-Socialist majority in the city council and also a non-Socialist majority in his own administrative cabinet.

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HOAN, Daniel W. (Daniel Webster), 1881-1961; ROSE, David S.; MAYORS; SOCIALISM; MILWAUKEE (Wis.); WISCONSIN; UNITED States
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