Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-04
NEBRASKA TOWN ELECTIONS
Principal Contests Are Whether
License Shall Prevail
VETS WIN SEVERAL VICTORIES
I'm office as Rule Turn Back TO
Regular column-Ashiand
Drys Win.

I'm office as Rule Turn Back to
Regular column-Ashiand
Drys Win.
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twenty five votes. which assures another
dry year.
SCHUYLER, Neb., April a.-(specisl
gelegram.l-J. c. Woodland, democrat was
elected mayor yesterday. He succeeds
a republican.
Bloomington 10 Wet.
BLOOMINGTON, Neb., April 2-lSpe-
cisl Telegram -Bloomingto went wet
by seven votes ID. F. wairath, S. Y.
Hart, F. II. Ludeke. were elected VII
lage trustees.
WEEPING WATER, Neb., April a
Especial Telegram.eTher was but one
ticket here. Mayer Fred II. Gorder. was
reelected. Other officers are: Clerk, w.
II. Lyman; treasurer. Thomas Aurtey:
school trustees, o. X. Cromwell and G.
z. Day. License was not In issue. The
town remains dry.
NORTH BEND. Neb.. April 3.-The BIT
ter fight over the liquor question whict
resulted from the killing Of Mike Corey
during a Christmas day fight In Gorey's
saloon resulted in victory for the
.'wets," the license ordinance being car
ried by a majority OF 81. Mr.. James Nc
Loren, license candidate. defeated Alex
Thom, law and order" for mayor.
CLARKs. Neb.. April 3-(special Tele.
gram. )-Clarks, dry for several years,
went wet yesterday By one vote. Follow
ing trustees were elected: william Doug
las. @. R. Campbell and II. Leamons.
Woman Elected Treasurer.
ALMA, Neb.. April 3-tspecisi Tele-
gram.)-J. B. Billings. republican, was
elected mayor by 3s majority. The vets
won by majority. Mrs. Jean Mckee
was elected as treasurer by 8 majority
TEKAMAH, Neb., April a-tspecial.l-
The city election In Tekamah was devoid
Of interest and n there ever was tlme
I'm tho history Of this city when the wet
side had an opportunity to win II was
yesterday. for on the part Of the temper
ance people there was absolutely no ef-
fort made TO gather IN votca The ma
jority for the dry side was forty In the
First ward and thirty-two In the Second
ward. There was no city nominating
caucus this year and the names Of sug-
Gssted candidates had to be written IN
and voted that way. There was no op-
position to the reelection Of Mayor A.
N. Anderson. City Clerk N. 8. McOrew
and Treasurer Ed Lstta. For councilman
In the First ward Charles Nesbit was
elected and In the Second ward. Arthur
Jack.
Raglan. Neb.. April 2--tspeciai.l --At
the annual city election the question Of
saloons and pool halls was. as usual
defeated. The election was very quiet
and not much interest shown.
Beatrice Wet After right.
BEATRICE. Neb.. April, s-.tspeclal
Telegram. l-Bestrice today voted on city
commissioners for the first time and
elected J. r. C. Field. j.. r. spioer and
I. w. Mayer over Morris Freshman, NJ.
w. Roby and A. Brewster
For the last year the city aduiinlstra-
ton has been, baaded by W. II. Griffin.
q socialist. Is mayor. A warm night was
waged between the vets apd dUs. the
former winning By ! majority Of ise.
Last year the town was voted dry BY
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49, .,,.s.,.. 's's v" '"s
s
80, apse'. hs.u 9. .ne pempster
80: s e's hkas asAinst =. ~
e' - =. 'As sae'rs''ui oaha'oAtes
-. Son'ss'e.sf sha present Na'sr COM
'n,s''0neI y. 'ns s"s'
ms 'oee on osner towns IN this section
OF he saloon question isi Wymores wet
ny wv ooeh. wet ny ~ Dewitt, wet
py@
."ea VET I'VE 70 ons-
oii.As Ne'., ApFii A-sspeciai Teie-
s.alnI uoa ven. We. az ths village
sa .o~s - soes " more tnan
,.- ~ -na Nhnam
..n.. sssu " '"e '0aiu OF
cor r,snYr, -. ~
rs,s~rsm - .,r ss,nss,,s '
49, $500 -. -. unei .n
ass..,,n~ ,sn,,s,,s.. .s.,.s u,"
en,,r. a,v ss,.,,s.,-.s,a- sa Wy
Bes,ds. The f,~h, On ,hs .csaa, $500
rer,lt,n~ 49,, -. ,.s,.s,s =.
schools and ,hs nus,Ing ~ ~. ..s.s,
hoard hack I'm nol,,Irs ,n.ra So No.
bond uroposlt,op far : new .ahoo, ,,,..
I'm the rhlrd ward two ts,,,ocrs.. -.
.Iec,.S an ~ sch..e, ~. - -. --..,-.
inx W. A. ueAtu.t.r ,x..sa.~,. ~ ~.
board. VINO n n r.nuhl,can =.
phillipx. d~u,ocrstie u..rh.r $1,000
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