Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-08

mn Broome, who Is q member OF the state
legislature, was unable TO be here during
the cause OF his defeat. Carter Colder
was elected city clerk and Archie Greg
Dry wac reelected city treasurer -,
license, c. A. Little, 81; Ed Walker. 81
William Burkett, fg, against license, X
o Green. CO; George Hill, 81; J. Brant-
| DEwBEsB-RemaIns wet by a Sum
day base ball won ~ %
GORDoN-L 8, Magowan and Bruce
Hewett elected trustees Town dry ,. AZ
EDGAR-Result OF Edgar city election!
For mayor, A. J. Lepper. 1t8; Dr. q. X
Woods, l20 Pools halls and Sunday Dege
ball lost. Councilman, North ward. W.
s. Koher; councilman. South ward, * a.
Henderson.
BAssETT-For the first time in seven
sa5s s nssorty wf for w pOo Ra o Wage
icouncilmen elected are IL Il. Artue, u l..
Mudd, Henry Canenburg. orsen Jeffrey
' oRD@Mayor Work OF the citiEens'
party was reelected TO succeed himself
4 with a majority OF three votes over j. 3.
lColison of the good government party.
Inc license proposition 4 majority Of 10
votes. Ord has been wet for the last
4 year
4 Peoples party In Crawford.
CRAwFoRD-,The hardest fought cleo
ton ever occurring IN Crawford was won
elected Arab L. Hunrerford mayor over
Paris q. Cooper by i03 majority out OF q
total vote Of 324. This IL the largest ma
jority by nearly three times over ever
before polled in Crawford with Mr.. Huns
lgerford. G. /. Ieithon was elected coun-
lcilman OF the First ward and w. y. Bar
councilman sor or ae ,hs eGSnc w sysr
before polled here.
wAUsA-Dr. r. c. Genung, progressive.
won out for mayor oyer g. Inngreen,
wet sentiment IN the community the vote
on tho saloon license question has been
BROKEN Bow-w. w. Walters, caucus
candidate for mayor, won out over q. #.
Robinson. petition candidate, by a two
pic or strest Fhtns bonds IN he n sum net Of
9IG50O carried Sewer bonds we're de-
featod Pool halls and bowling alleys
The The Sa aosy QUESTION was not ss
'CTfADRoN-A. O. Flsher was reelected
treasurer; II. d. Meade. engineer; G. Hil-
bert police Judge; councilmen, First
ward. PaSley. Hyde; second ward Z; o.
town went wet by forty-one.
| CENTRAL cITY--With two exceptions,
clerk and councilman from the Second
party were elected. AZ no issues were
directly Involved. interest was not keen.
The folIowing officials were chosen
meyer. treasurer, Mrs Phoebe Blake: en-
gineer. =. w. Benson. Councilmens w.
oasl sS.o' Gs s rI soeks SEE, .5 y
NJ O. Merrill. The water bonds which
were not party issue lacked twenty-one
flfiha endorsemsnt license was not an
'RuusHvr1.E-c. phinippe. republican.
oSa @sas wee s y 'S orsr Of oss
a change from last year.
. NORTH PLATTE-B, II. ENaps. re-
won BY elghty-fivo
oRFOEk--John Friday, democrat,
. was elected mayor by nine votes; =.
RAvENNA-Ravenna voted any oS
1otGsAII.Hf.x-ogallala went dry BY
HanuifMpoIDT-Iumb continues In
dry column by majority OF thiSty-one
I Mayor Braun reelected by majority
/. BRib6EPoRr- In total vote OF 2ii
lby . majority q twei y u = Horte
TTin a elected ss over tS sIr ory oD
SoSssHiiHKosii- osnfosh voted Vet -.
BAIE saayor I'VE WE NY cssPmSeTs demo
= crat. was elected city clerk. George Brux
republican. city treasurer. and
+ lfnarhbern of the city school board. x y
q HENKI.EMAR--1 isnIIieman ssayg dry
81 to ~ W. g. Hanson and q. NJ. hehokt
. POOL nails Defeated
= r.FxrNdroN- Mayor Jim Byrns wa
lre-elected on the business mems Tickle
7. lbyn majority 81 81 The city went ~.
i. lbyh majority OF So Pool halls were de
r feAtad by a majority OF ibt
: QIkEELEY-J. J, Colllns and Henr
n Harris. peoples ticket. eiected to coun
lcii Town wet by IS Majority no chang
I from last year. ~ 81
\ G0THENHuRG s--Gol henburs dry by
m relsisstsd M CAROL nshs mayor is /
y Hannum and Habbo Jhnaann aldermer
i chaIiSs Nelson and II 2, Booker schos
Il trustees. .t 3
q RANDOLPH Randolph went Or,
Kinkeid. c. = sharpener ana n y
q, lstockham. KS
~ sHELToN--sheiton went wet again {
day sy g majority and n u.s., g He s,IIss
AZ trustees, there being no other candidates
Pool hall license aleo wins,
ST. EDWARD q cftifena' fnunsesp'
y party elected: NO change On saloon aug
r. land remained IN the dr. colpmn todeI
. consecutive dry victory. MAYOR Thomi
Ds s Sas FS SSss y HMsseas Sss q Il
"A. elected counciiraan In the. FIRST ward
IN IS over II s, Dean Sunday SSssAS ball ca
te lried BY y majority 81 ~ p
4. RED cI0upe-Rad Cloud femaine Al
d. lby an increased maicrity. DR. ROBE
iDamerael was reelected mayor on Il
g icitizensi ticket c, J, Pope, and Dr. G. 4
~ crosse were elected members Of the Boa
az LOT Education. $50 So ~ Y
an McooK-McCook went wet today by
majority OF forty votes. on the republics
A., ticket Mayor Lawritson. was re-electe
IA together with practically ell of the pro
81, ent city officials McCook now has 3
~ saloons.
on Wahoo Becomes Wet. 8
Z. WAHoo-The citizens candidate Z
mayor, William ]. Lehr was elected ov
j, the municipal candidate. +. NJ. McCreer
by a majority OF eighty-nine Votes 30
III cnndldetea were republicans but runnil
III as Candidates on local ORGANIZATIONS. nj
az town. which has been dry the last yea
~ went wet by a majority OF twenty-o
N votes.
.st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. went dry In 4
"a election today, license being defeated
~. 10, votes. thus putting the saloon out
al business In this city; G. w. kienlef "
~, ~ majority. approximately seventeen Vol.
IN Tho four former oouncilmen. who we
running for reelection, were all defeatl
an HOLDREGE-Joh Bragg, tenpeFan
~ candidate for the office OF mayor "
- elected today BY a majority OF IN voi
An over his opponent. Peter Miller OF I
MY stun remains dry, the issue not bel
"a MILFoRn-AIilford returns W. q. II,
M old, mayor, citizens caucus, dry,