The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-03
as County Superintendent of Schools by a

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sprinsfield. Mo, April I'm the city cleo
Gratis were elected to the City Council. This
is a net gain of one for the Republicans.
Professor S. p. Bradley Dem) was re-
elected County School Commissioner
Gnllatin.
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Dockery came home Monday night to vote
in the city election. returning to Jefferson
CITY Iuesday afternoon The Democrats Is
maiorities. The returns indicate the elec-
tion OF J. Park Neal. nonpartisan. County
School Commissioner. by large majority.
Election orderly. ,.
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Clinton. Mo-. April 2.-For the second time
in many years the Democrats If Clinton
joritiSs aggregating 30: Councilmen elected
are: Willis S,ephens. W: II. shackle;ord. J.
L: Mohney and G. l.: Orth.
crats ne ne new nne eo,n Rnh Mil stdmd ] seven emo
Cel Lamkin. for School Commissioner, was
elected without opposition.
Linncus.
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Lnneus Mo. April From the returns
now i'll II is evident that Linn County has.
for the first time, elected a woman to Of
flee Miss Josephine Baker. principal of
the Marceline schools. is the choice of Linn
County voters Cor County School Commits
sioner. defeating Professor d. A. Randall.
the present incumbent. by about $50
Conway.
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Conway, Mo-. April 2.-The school and
town election was hotly contested here. The
proposition TO vote bonds to build a school,
house was voted down. There was no polit-
ical issue in the town election.
HnrtviIle.
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Hartville. Mo-. April g = The race for
No, ira;a -
close. Among three candidates the vote
here was: Stephens, 81: Arthur Bailey, 36;
Will Dotson, 19.
Bowling Green.
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Bowling Green. Mo-. April "A full vote
was polled at the city election |. C. Demp-
sey was elected Mayor. Councilmen-Wil-
liam 7. Burke. John NJ. Weatherford, James
Incomplete returns from the school election
In Pike County indicate that Miss VILLA
Mitchell is elected County Commissioner.
beating the present incumbent. Professor
w. j. Rowley.
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suited: II. T; Wells. Mayor: Jea Eviisiser
Marshall; John Vaughan. Collector: E. G.
Ward. Police Judge; James Harvey. Street
Commissioners; Douglas Inglish. ]. L.
Aldermen. All are Democrats
Aurora.
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Aurora. Mo-. April AT the city election
the following were elected: Mayor, C. G.
Thompson Dem); Marshal John Conror
Oem.); Police Judge. s. B. Dayton tRepO;
Street Commissioners. s.. P. Anthony Dem).
The Democrats elected two Aldermen and
the Republicans one. Politically this city
is close, the former Mayor being a Eepub-
lican. Local issues entered into the elec-
tion.
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Maiden. Mo-. April 2:-The following mu-
nicipai officers were elected here: Mayor.
F. A. Mayes. H. w. Watson and A. L.
Stokes. all Democrats but one. though poll
tics cut no hfSrs NeS Franklin.
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New Franklin. Mo-. April AT the cleo
ton held in this city the following officers
were elected: J. NJ. Settle. Mayor; E: N:
w. P Wayland, Street Commissioner:
Frank Tooley, Alderman. First Ward W.
T Bowman. Alderman. Second Ward; T.
Third Ward; r. l.. Dillen and Fred Aspel-
meir. School Directors.
Rich Hill.
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Rich Hill. Mo-. April 2.-The Ric:l ELI
city election was a hotly contested event,
especially for Mayor and Marshal. w. w.
Ferguson. the present incumbent, was re-
elected Mayor; :; H. Wiewald, Marshal; Al
nth. Alderman First Ward: N. w. Ball
finish, Second Ward: Thomas O'Neil Street
Commissioner: all Democrats except Wright,
Police Judge. 49,
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Odessa, Mo-. April 2.-The city election
resulted as follows: Alderman-First Ward.
Third Ward. R. s. Andrews The race was
very close in the Third Ward. The de-
feated candidate. G. D. Thacher. lost by one
vote.
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Browning. Mo-, April AT the city cleo
ton two tickets were placed in the field,
the election being the most hotly contested
elected: Mayor. H. F. Crookshanks: Mar
shall. Taren Falor: Police Judge. Taoner
Stewart; City Collector, R. L. Gibson; Al
Ward. Phillip B. Rumbaugh: School Direc-
tors, James Neel and ]. NJ. Thurlet; Street
Commissioners. Whit. Russell. From returns
Miss Josephine Baker has been elected
School Commissioner of Linn County, by
large majority. -t"
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Rolla, Mo-. April 2.-The election at this
piece passed Off quietly. The following were
elected. Ed Long, Mayor: Chas. Strobach.
Asa. Asa Niles sand and A. gordon, Aldermen: Daniel
d. Smith, Street Commissioner; George H.
Hume. Police Judge; Henry Wood, John P.
Kaine and Asa Niles. School Directors
Yr0Okneld.
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Brookfield. Mo-. April 2-The city elec-
ton in Brookfield PASSED off quietly. Four
Councilmen one from each ward. We're
elected. as follows: B. F. White CRep.), S.
H. Hartman Dem.l and Richard Post and
James Carpenter (Reps). Much interest
was manifested here and over the country
over the election of County School Commits
sioner. There were two candidates. D. A.
Randall. the present incumbent, and Miss
Josephine Baker. The latter proved the
between 500 and 1000. She is a Democrat
and her opponent a Republican.
kirksville.
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tickets in the field in this city, Democratic
and Republican. The greatest interest GEN.
tered in the Mayoralty. T. ]. Dockery, the
Republican candidate. defeated Mr.. Noon
an, the Democratic candidate. by only thir-
ty-five votes.
J. NJ. Wright. for Police Judge; J. A. Will
hite, for Collector. and ]. W. Quail. for
Councilman in Second Ward, all Democrats.
were elected: The Republicans elected the
balance Of the ticket by a small majority.
C.. S. Brother was reelected School Com
missioner without opposition.
Macon.
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Macon. Mo-, April 2-English, Davis and
men without opposition. AL Dixon Rep)
was defeated in the Second Ward by
Charles Sharp DemD by 1903 votes. Demo-
cratic gain of 43. Additional school levy al
most unanimously carried.
CarrolltOn.
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Carrollton. Mo-. April I'm the city cleo
ton the Democrats elected two Council