Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-06


Mayor William E. Griffin. socialists city
clerk. s. Q. Free. republican; treasurer
Captain Bivens. democrat; water commits
sioner. j. r. G. Field. republican; police
Judge. r. r. Ellis. democrat; counciluen.
First ward. Don McColery. republican,
Second ward, r. y. Wheeler, democrat.
Third ward. NJ. NJ Taik, democrat; Fourth
ward. o. l.. stewart, republican. Board OF
Education. o. w Beckwith, o. L. Beeson
and w. Il. Lenhart, republicans
Socialist Mayor for red cloud.
RED CLOUD. Neb.. April 4-(special
Telegram) -Sam Foe, socialist candidate
for mayor was elected over Amack. re-
publican. and Damerell, citizens candidate,
the votes being Foe, 100 Robert Damerell.
i6s I'D Amack, S. This is the first time
in the history OF the city that socialist
ticket has been named for the city offices.
Fifty straight socialist votes were cast.
on the liquor question the city is again
dry by majority of SO.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb, April 4.-(Special
Telegram THE entire democratic ticket
was elected with the exception Of the coun-
Gilman in the Fourth ward. The Hduor
question was not an issue, the town being
wet The democratic officials elected and
their majorites are as follows: Mayor, J.
P. sattler. 1888; clerk, b, q, wurl 2s5
treasurer c. G. Fricllie, 299; police judge
NJ. Archer, 255. Councilmen elected: In the
! First ward, George Dovey, a republican
/ nominated on the democratic ticket, wal
elected by majority Of 5; Second ward
/ Adam kurtz. majority, IS; Third ward
Mr.. Holstrom, majority. 10; Fourth ward
George Lushinsky, republican, majority
"a; Fifth ward. Mr.. Shea, majority, 20. e
II. wescott. republican, and John sohulhof
democrat, were elected to the school board
BY small majorities.
| Kearney Continues wet.
! KBARNEY, Neb., April 4.-(Special Tel
egram.) John H. Patterson was reelected
mayor today by a majority Of IS votei
over Jack Dempsey, bartender, Demp
sey' s big vote coming from the First ward
i 1853 votes being cast The town went wet
again by IFS majority LAO votes being
cast on the proposition.
S. A d. Henline, dry, was elected
councilman from the Third ward anC
Robert Haines, also dry, was reelected
from the Fourth ward.
ASHLAND, Neb., April 4-(special Tele
gram -Out of 376 votes cast Ashland wen
!
Iaverty, mayor; ]. b. Lashapell, clerk
e. A. WiggenhoTn, jr, treasurer; X. v
Russell, councilman first ward; L. ID. Gre
bee councilman second ward; c. F. Kirk
patrick and w. NJ. Butler, Board of Educa
ton, elected with little opposition. Heavi
est vote polled at a city election in owe
twenty years. Interest centered on salooi
proposition.
Socialists Carry WymOre.
WYMoRE, Neb., April 4-(special Tele
gram. 1.-THE entire socialist ticket wa
elected. Mayor Rawlings candidate for re
election on the republican ticket, receives
go votes, E. o. Mauck socialist SsSy othe
city officials elected are: -...
City treasurer, f. w. Norris, socialist
city clerk. f. NJ Meek, socialist polio
nudge f. e. Crawford, republican. no op
position; counciImen, First ward stephe
IIadachelx, socialist; Second ward c. 1
Marts, socialist. Mauck and Marts ar
Burlington conductors. Norris IS an en-
glneer and Hadachek is a railroad carpen
ter. Meek is a retired railroader in bust
ness.
Ryan Wins in Grand leland.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., April 4.--(specis
Telegram. )-Grand Island today registere
| an efnpnd &c pIOtb9Ll against Alo ANSShN -
habilitation OF the professional gamblin
element and the illegal sale of liquors
Charles @. Ryan, president Of the CommeI
cial club, being elected mayor by a vote {
1,OO3 against s27. Aside from the issu
Ryan's stronger personal qualifications al
generally conceded to have affected tn
one-sided result. Both candidates were fc
the license policy.
Fifth Term for Miles.
HASTINGS, April 4-(special Telegram
-Todays election in Hastings was remark
able for its one-sidedness, for by IT the cit
administration was chosen without oppos
ton for fifth consecutive term and Il
the second time without regular compel
ton.
Running as republicans Mayor c. ]. Mile
City Clerk Bratton and City Treasure
Cramer were first elected in 1902 and the
have held office ever since. They were r.
elected as republican nominees in 1904 an
1906 and I'm 1909 and today as the NOMINEES
of the high license party. AS in today
election they had no opposition in the ele'
ton of 1906 and their license attitude is VI
! changed
Fairbury Puts OFF Fight.
FAIRBURY, Neb. April 4-.(Special Tel
} grem.)-The citizens party in Fairbur
J elected the entire ticket over the law an
order party and socialists. Frank Tincht
was elected mayor. 5S1 votes. A. II. Marti
socialist candidate, received 3l5 votes, v
s. Hamilton, law and order, 222 J.