Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14
WILSON GIVES OUT
JOBS LONG WAITED
FOR BY FAITHFUL
Eighteen Delayed Nebraska Post
masterships in List Of Recess
Appointments Just
Made Public.
HTCHcocK's NAMES COME OUT
Thirteen of the Chosen We're Those
Nominated by Senator and
Long Held Up.
BRYAN GETS FIVE IN HIS LOT
CFrom a staff Correspondent

(From a staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March 13.-(spe-
cia1 Telegram. )---The long antlci-
pated and eagerly looked for recess
appointments for postmasters for
Nebraska were announced at the
white House today. President Will
son put his o.. X. on postmasters for
a number Of states, Nebraska, Iowa
ana South Dakota being among the
recipients Of presidential favors.
As outlined in these dispatches.
the senior senator from Nebraska in
his fight with Secretary Bryan was
successfuI in landing thirteen ap-
poinments out of eighteen, OF, nearly
7s per cent of the total for the day,
which brought large expansive smiles
to the senatorial face OF Gilbert M.
Hitchcock. In a number Of cases
the senator's recommendations have
been sleeping calmly for two. years,
In others for year or longer, all
because they did not meet with the
appreciation Of the statesman from
Lincoln.
How They Were Divided.
Tho presidents recess appointments for
Nebraska are as follows:
hitchcock recommendations:
Chester, Deebert J. Howard. vice Nellie
strain, commission expired February s,
1915
Cozad. Hans Jensen, vice A. o. letter,
commission expired December 20. 1914
Geriug. Will H. Laurm, vice A. B.
Wood. resigned.
Harrison, Alex I,owrey, vice ]. n.
wilhermadorfer, commission expired De-
oember 12 1914. /.
Hampton, Elizabeth Mcclure, raised to
presidential class January /. 1915.
Tobias. Albert Z. Pratt raised TO presi-
Dental class January ], 1915.
Ewing, Frederick j. Waugh, vice John
A. Wood. removed.
Minatare, e. o. Harsham, vice w. b
Swindell. resigned.
Mitchell, Ernest d. Smith. vice Frank
M. Elliott, commission expired Decena-
Der 12. 1914
Mason city wiHia1n C. RusmiseIl, vict
J. w. Fairfield. commission expired
January Il, 1918.
o'Nein. NJ. H. Mccarthy, vice w J.
Marsh. removed.
Ulysses. william d. Day, vice E. b
Richardson. commission expired Decem-
Der 10, lsiG
Valparaiso. Carl Carlson. vice Max
Lawton. commission expired January 20
1915.
Bryan Recommendations:
Crete, Ellis s. Potter, vice l. H. Dent
son, commission expired January q. 1916
Hitchcock recommended W. K Smith.
Exeter, Daniel 2. Kochendarfer. vice w
]. Hildreth. resigned. Hitchcock recon-
lnended Thomas ]. Kelly, originally
partment Senator Hitchcock then re.
commended Gregg C. Cusick.
Hay Springs. Paul G. Morgan. vice An.
ton Kadlacek. whose commission expired
March g. 1915. The Hitchcock recommen.
dation in the case was Fred w Johann
sen.
Liberty. David d. McAEichael; offIc,
made presidential January. 1913 Senator
Hitchcock originally recommended Ulys
ses Mcciarren. which Recommendation
was rejected by the Postoffice depart
ment On February 10. last. Senator
Hitchcock made a second recommenda-
tion. sending IN the name of C. p. Fulton
81. Paul. A. N. conlIlii, vice c. F. Loet
ham. whose commission expired Decem
bsr II. -isi2 The Hitchcock oandldat.
was John ]. sazama
Places stiII Open.
Fairbury. Wahoo and York are stilI q
be settled, Senator Hitchcock havins
nominated for the first named. Dan Kav.
anaugh; for the Wahoo office. N. ]
Hudi. edieor of the Wahoo Democrat
and for the office at York. H. Id. Car
lin, over which the place there u a bit
tor fight, seven candidates seeking tn,
Job.
Following were the Iowa appointments
siouS City. ]. p. Kerberg. vice L. C
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