The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-03
LOCAL ISSUES DOMINATED IN MANY
COUNTIES THROUGHOUT MISSOURI.

Ring: Police Judge. r. l. Wood: City At
torney. NJ NJ. Boyle: Street Commissioner.
Horace Devlin: Aldermen. First Ward.
A Stone; Third Ward. r. W. Ridsell.
KnObnOster.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Knobnoster. No.. April 2-The city elec-
ton resulted as follows: For Mayor B. f.
Summers: Police Judge. J. {. winkler;
Marshal. ]. H. Brendel: Street Commission
er. b. F. Mitchell: Collector. A. NJ. Craig:
Alderman. First Ward. +. A; Shepherd.
test for Marshal For County School Com
missioner c. d. Thompson. l2s votes. and
j. A. Robeson. p.
Centralia.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Centralia, Mo-. April I'm the city cleo
ton the following persons We're elected:
Doctor w. A. McCailister. Mayor: Josiah
Judge: 4. l.. Pope and /. J. Head. Council
men: H. Brown. City Marshal: J. II. Chase,
Street Commissioner. all Democrats.
oF sepan hs
by an overwhelming majority.
Vandnlia.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nandalia. Mo-, April &C. G. Daniel Of
Second. both Democrats. were elected AL
derman by ) and - votes. respectively.
New Florence.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
election passed OFF quietly. A very light
vote polled. c. f. Stewart T. H. Mcclure
Il. l.. Barley. lie. Blackburn and Adam
Rice were elected Trustees. In the county
John W. Davis was elected School Com
missioner.
Independence.
RI PUBLIC SPEClALS
Independence. Mo-. April 2.-Only two
thirds vote was cast in the city election
the Democrats winning two of the four
counciimen; This makes the Council stand
does not change the present political status
of the Council. The school levy carried by
a small, hut sufficient majority. The
Souneilmen elected are Bridges Rep.l. Hall
tRepo. Compton Dem). and Street tDem).
BOonville.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Boonville. Mo-. April 2.-The municipal
election here was the quietest in the his
tory of the town.
There having been no Democratic ticket
in the field heretofore, only Citizens tick
ct, the City Clerk refused to place the
Democratic nominees on the official ballot.
N. TRULY. Jr. j. A. Long and ]. A. Wal
thers Reps) to the City Council.
Honorable c. Z. Bell and h. l. Moore
osition to increase the school tax was lost
by good ma lofty. Charles Steele. County
School Commissioner was reelected by Il
large majority. The vote was very small in
all precincts.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mokane. No.. April 2-District meetings
were w re held held throughout this Galloway Coun-
vision was submitted. From present re-
ports 1t seems to have been defeated.
Moberly.
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~, Moberly. NO.. April AFTER hot fight
.leket from Mayor to Councilman was elect
ed by matorities ranging from to 400.
Sturgeon.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
city officers were elected: Mayor. E. G.
Andersen; Marshal. d. Y. Barnes: Alder.
IN men; l.; {; Bante and J. E. Lyon: Assess
Street Commissioner John p. Keithiey.
Carthage.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
carthage, Mo-. April 2.-The city election
the Democra4 one. James P. Newell an an
insurance man, defeated his Republican, op-
ponent in the First Ward by fifty votes. The
Repubiicans claim he is not eligible be-
cause s he is only q years Old. He is presi-
dent of the Carthage Market Fair Associa-
ton and well Qualified
w. r. Logan and r. NJ. McCarty. School
directors nonpartisan). were elected.
Fulton.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fulton, Mo-, April 2-The election for
Mayor and five Councilmen and two mem
,s.,o oers OF the city School Board passed on
was cast. The entire Democratic ticket is
elected by large majorities. Honorable K.
n. Fowler was elected Mayor for the fourth
time by an increased majority.
The Council is as follows: j. E Naughs.
A. NJ. Jameson. J. w. Sims, Frank Ander.
son and c. R. Craghead.
r. A. Craghead carried the town for
EIoansy Ins;ny Sehooi Commissioner and ]. W. Nc
members Of the School Board. George NC
lntire was elected Marshal for the twenty
sixth, sixth time. W; W; Gathright was elected
Mccall City Attorney.
Elsberry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Elsberry: Mo-, April AT the city elec-
ton a9s the following officers were elected:
sioner L. E. Mitchell. At the school cleo
ton 1t was voted by thirteen majority not
the the. city: The following Directors were
sfssq sses and aoi 1erT L. Daaseh W three years; M
For School Commissioner at this place
c. g. Bittick received los and Salem Brown
81. Bttick will carry this part Of Lincoln
County.
Poplar Bluff.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
erats elected: % Mayor @ Ed Ap E. Abbnsen; DeHS city
Attorney. Sam Phillips: Assessor, Joe s.
Kelly. The Republicans elected John
Harding Marshal; W; W. Turner. Treasur-
son, Police Judge: Aldermen. W. E. Morri-
son, Charles Tettwier, Ray D. Foley. Joe
Morton and William Ferguson. The City
Council now stands seven Republicans and
one Democrat.
ST. JOSEPH.
st. Joseph. Mo-, April 2.-The city cleo
! ton resulted in Republican victory in the
House. House OF b Delegates and the Board Of Public
bers out of nine to the House Of Delegates
and the Auditor.
KANSAS CITY. KAs.
*. Kansas City. Mo- April In 2;-Ip Kansas ,a,
ed Mayor by 800 plurality. and the whole
Democratic ticket is elected, except two
Aldermen and possibly the City Attorney.
es ass fs S and n the etg
ton.
New Haven.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. ..
New Haven. NO.: + Apr1l M 2.At 81 t the city and
officers were elected:
M Mayor; ss D. s. WA Walker; s:oA1 A,desme1. First First
Street Gommissioner; John sehuermann:
| mold Alberswerth. A. H. Sternheck Of Pa
Public Schools of Franklin County by a
large majority.
Clarksville.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Clarksville. NO., April 2.-The city elec-
tion resulted: Mayor, ]. b. Middleton: Col
lector. S. F. Mayes; Police Judge. A.. T.
Jamison: Assessor, Guy Mayes; Marshal
Rirk Mclean: Street Commissioner. Peter
Elliott; Aldermen, First Ward. Walter
Kelly; Second Ward. Louis Nicklin: School
Director, E. n. Moody.
Oregon.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Oregon, Mo-, April 2.-Prosessor J. U.