Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07

A. Hoagland. GCorge f. Bockcs. J. r.
Holden Schuol board, Ernest clark and
NJ, q, Merrill Tho water bonds which
we're not party Issue lacked twenty-onc
votes OF registering the necessary three
tfths endorsement. License was not an
Issue
RUSHVlLLE-C Philippe. republican,
was elected on the law aud order ticket.
The town went Wet 10y a majority OF one,
a change from last year.
NORTH PLATTER. II. Evans, re
publican, was reelected mayor, The vets
won by eighty-tiVc
NORFOLI<-Johu Friday. democrat,
was elected mayor by nine votes.
RANENNA-Ravcnna voted dry by
thirteen votes.
oGAi LALA-oEallala went dry ny
UMBotDT-Humhold continues in
dry column by q majority of thirty-one.
Mayor Bruun reelected by majority
BRIDGEPoRT-1n q total vote Of 2l9
bridgeport remaining in the wet column
by I, ma ma ori,y q tYUgl,,i or = R'rtH'
NeumRnn are elected over their dry or
pCncnts two to one.
oSHKCosH-,o1shkS,csh voted vet. ,,.
elected mayor, : W, chambers. demo-
crat. was elected city clerk Georss, Bruz.
republican. city treasurer, and W ".
members Of the city school board.
o., / NkLIEM,A NSj.henkleman stays ,, Dry;
W
pool HnIIs Defeated.
IENINGTON-Ma Jim Ryrns was
reelected on the business mems ticket
by majority OF 6S The city went dry
by "a majority OF 90 POOL halls were de-
feated by a majority of lH
GREELEY. J. Collins and Henry
ManFin of the citizens ticket, and c. \.
Harris. peoples ticket. elected TO cuun
ell Town wet by So majority, no change
from last year
ENBURG-Gothcnburg dry by 10
majority. Entire citizens party ticket
reelected. r L. Carroll mayor: +. l.
Hannum and Hahbc Jansen. aldermen
Charles Nelson and II. &. Booker, school
trustees
,RANDoLPH Randolph, went dry.
Einkaid. G. i. Sharpener and \. W.
Stcckham.
SHELTON-Shelto went wet again to-
day by 40 majority and II. G. Hofgard
and +. l. Templin were elected village
trustees, there being no other candidates.
Pool hall license also wins.
ST. EDWARD - Citizens municipal
party elected. No change on saloon ques-
ticn-dry by IS
ASHLAND-By majority Of 10 Ash
land remained I'm the dry column TODAY.
a gain of ten over last year and the fifth
consecutive dry victory. Mayor Thomas
Daily was reelected by a majority Of 1Ol
over. y. j. Rose. Dir. J. NJ, Moss was
elected councilman in the First ward by
10 over r. :. Dean. Sunday base ball car
ried by y majority.
RED CJOUD--Red Cloud remains dry,
by an increased majority. Or. Rober.
pAmerael was reelected mayor on the
citizens ticket G. J. Pope and Dr G. L.
cross were elected members OF the Board
OF Education,
M'COOK-McCook went wet TODAY nv a
majority OF forty votes On the republican
ticket Mayor Lawritson, was reelected.
together with practically all OF the pres
ent city officials. McCook now has six
saloons
WahOO Becomes Wet.
WAHOO-The citizens candidate for
mayor, William j. Lehr, was elected over
me municipal candidate, T.. NJ. McCreory,
Dy majority of eighty-nine votes. Both
candidates were republicans but running
az candidates on local organizations. G'he
town, which has been dry the last year,
went wet by majority of twenty-one
HEARNEY-Kearney went dry in the
election today, license being defeated by
ioJ votes, thus putting the saloon out of
business in this city. C. w. Kiebler was
elected mayor of the city by small
majority. approximately seventeen votes.
The four former Councilmen, who were
running for reelection, were all defeated.
HOLDREGE--John Bragg, temperance
candidate for the office of mayor. was
elected today by, a majority of l2l votes
over his opponent. Peter Miller of the
party. 11OluIeRe
still remains dry, the issue not being
voted on
MILFORD-Miiford returns w. G. Har-
old, mayor, citizens caucus, dry; no
change.
WEEPING WATER-F. II. Gorder was
elected mayor on the business temperance
ticket to serve his ninth term. The Car
negie library question was defeated, by
vote of l05 to 16. Mrs. r. II. Gorder
and - J. Davis were elected members
of the school board. About thirty women
of the town voted on this ticket
SIDNEY-Three hundred and i~ty-three
votes were cast at the city election to-
day The vets won, by a majority of
thirty-one. This is the first time the
issue has been raised here.
Albion Is Dry.
ALBION-This city today changed from
wet to dry by twenty-seven majority.
The following officers were elected: S.
p Paine, mayor; Robert Larson. clerk /;
W. c. Day. treasurer; F. NJ. Sillick, en-
gineer; Y. j. Matthews. a. w. Ladd
councilmen; Frank Day and A. 4. Mey-