The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
nigh Compliment to One When Peep|e
Insist On Nominating 1hosgh
m IS not a Candidate
PLACED ON BOTH TICKETS

had been designated BY the Isdspssd.
ent assembly - cssAidats for mayer,
but had later declined tAs hsnss, ps~.
fsrring to leave the people to desi6s
between the other two Assig.ated ess-
didates Of his party, Z. Il. Tucker asd
J. W. Bell
When later il became known that
Mr.. Tucker had vitAdxavn fron the
rsee several of Mr.. Thssson's fris.As
criticised him for his Aasty withdraw
al and . few declared that they would
vote for him anyway, but neither Mr..
Thorson nor anyone elss dreamed that
ths votsss would write in his - any
other name to sufficient extent T. -.
care . nomination, but that n jest vAas
they did, and not only on The Isde-
pssde.t ticket, but on The Deosssstia
ticket ~ we'll.
Il wss thought that NJ. fhssssa's
lifelong opposition to the Denserstis
party wesA make his nsniassisa -
taAt tiehet out Of H. 4sestiea, bat
yea never cal tell wAaA the vstsrs
IN - wAse enss tAsy ~ stasesa. AZ
an events Mr.. Thosson Aas aece1plisA.
d whst is locked upon - ainsst . lo-
litical miracle by securing nsaias-
tion on two tickets when his name did
not appear on either.
In North Glenwood ward No. tho
Independents had no aldermaBic candt-
dates ON the ticket, but the voters
nominated A. W. Kendrick and George
Heisler for these plaees. In ward 2
the Independent candidates are Paul
Oldenburg and j. c. hutehings and
in ward they are Phil kirwan AMI
Clayton Hill. c. c. Canady and Hrs.
Ida Bryant are the Independent candi-
dates respectively for clerk and treas
uref.
The Democrats nominated for trus-
tees in ward !, John shelton and
Henry Bcsco, in ward2 ). p. Rittmayer
and Thomas King and in ward 3, c.
NJ White and +. L. Psisar. while Will
liam Cross and Miss Mary McQuade
are their candidates for clerk aud
treasurer.
The Post is unable to give the exact
vote in the different wards as We had
intended to do for the reason that in
the second ward the votes given to Mr..
Thorson for mayor were sot distributed
to the two parties, but were all cOua.-
ed for Thorson for mayor without re-
gard to the ticket.
Upon the matter being presented to
Jsdee SAunate Of the district court
m order for = recount vas issasd asd
tie eaeetioa boasA is naking this re-
county a. this issue Of ths Post is put
to psssA It is elsS.sa, Aswever, that
- . result Of The reseust the resale
will not Be- changed u the least, bat
that M. TAossoa will remain - ~
psaiDss - bsth Tickets. 1t = also
known that in ward I several veeexs
vssy plaialy sAsweA thsi. istsatioa -
We Yos TAsrss. BY writing Ais name
o. The blank lice, bet se0lsetea 10
naks . ersss opposite ~ .ans. II =
elainsa tAa4 /. ~ set q writing IN
~ nsAs IL intent 4 ~ vs4ss 70 vsss
Eee fAsessa Was elsas - tAa4 tAsss
oalSsts sAsald have bese esasesd for
hin. However, the. esssti.g sf tAsss
votes ws1ld lot change Ne Fssalt, bat
oaly serve 70 increase Thssssa's . Da-
jssity a.d therefore Il is not PreSahls
that any further recount wi0 be na6A
LAter@TAe eanvaseinS 6sara having
fiaisAed their recount Ter Ward 2 che
Pos< b shas to give TIE esssset 'f'siI
rstsn o. naysf which , - fs' oSs:
Independent ticket, ~ =, 1l.ssen
-, Crssk 1, Dsosesasfe tieAsk, TO.
|soa II, Hspkins ., Csssk Z 81 es !,
DsaOaa I.
~ a.Ass the 49, - - assyeP
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