Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-23
Nebraska
WTNDUP OF The CAMPAIGN
Candidates Will Spend Most of Time
in North Nebraska.
DENIS WOULD LIKE TO SEE CASH
Secretary Sprnaue Declares COM
mittce Would Not Even Glance In
Direction OF Tainted Money
n Il was In Evidence.
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LINCOLN, oct. s9-(speclal)-The last
week OF the republican campaign By
automobile win start at Herman on Mon
day. October 2s, with a speech at .
o'clock Either Craig or Oakland will get
the noon meeting while the night stop
will be made at Dakota City.
On Tuesday Ponca will be the first stop
in the morning with Dixon for lunch.
Creighton will get the evening meeting.
Twelve stops will be made on this day.
Wednesday the speakers will open at
Royal IN the morning. Foster at noon
or Pierce and Wayne at night Thurs
day will begin at Wakefield, Ponder or
Thurston at noon and Blair at night.
wind I'D Go-as-Nou-PIease.
Friday. Saturday and Monday will he
a sort of take your choice for the candi-
dates. It is probable that the candidate
for governor will devote those DAY to
Douglas county. while the other csndi-
dates will scatter to those places which
in their estimation need looking after.
State Chairman wsfter George returned
this morning and reports progress. The
controversy between Uncle George" and
Billy still continues in sort of mild
form. both chairmen seeming to feel
that It may be best to send out u few
scouts to reconnoiter before endangering
their "sixteen-inch guns" in any, future
battles.
, Denis Feel Chesty.
Secretary sprague of the democratic
state committee would like to see the
color of the money which the Anti
CT 4 -. 4
into the democratic state campaign fund
by the liquor interests of the state.
While there has been a sudden rush OF
achievements to democratic head
quarters and large bunch of clerks are
working hard to get out the campaign
literature which includes Ollie James
speech on the glories of the democratic
tariff which hasn't made good, Mr..
Sprague wants it distinctly understood
that no democrat following in the foot
steps of Mr.. Bryan would even look at
tainted money or accept It unless 1t came
from pure and clean sources. However,
as the pure food department is in charge
of democratic official II is believed
that any money which might bear signs
of faint could be easily made clean by
chemical introduction to Mr.. Harman's
pure food laboratory at the state house.
New state Banks.
Three new state banks have been ac-
cepted by the State Banking board and
authorized TO do business.
The State bank of Grand Island shows
capital stock of 100000 of which one-half
is paid up. 1t has an array of well-known
Nebraska business men and politicians,
Ifst .P arnA ~. IL
Thompson, state chairman of the demo-
cratic party, who is president OF tho in
stitution; d. w. Geiselnnan is vice presi-
dent, Thomas p. Boehm is cashier. while
others are F. w. Sloan, a prominent
banker of Geneva; F. ]. Taylor. demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the Sixth
district; L. j. Dunn, a prominent Lincoln
banker. and half dozen others.
The Hebron State bank incorporates
with a capital of $4,000. L. ]. Dunn of
Lincoln, w. H. Rhodes. democratic candi-
date for congress in the Fourth district;
r. A Harvey and Howard C. Harvey are
the incorporators.
The Citizens State bank of Pierce in
corporates with a capital of $4,000 M.
1nhelder is president. l.. p. Tonner. vice
president, and A. F. Magdanz, cashier.
New Bakery Company.
The Lincoln Inn company is corpora
ton with headquarters at Omaha which
this morning filed articles OF incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state. The cap
ital stoclk>is given at $1,000, and the in
corporators are John Mach. Frank Mach
and Alfred r. Hansen. The company will
operate a restaurant and bakery.