Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-05

Benson. treasurer; John Lindley. city en-
| gineer; W. T. Pickett. e. o. Weber, MEM
| bers Board Of Education; /. r. Edwards, l..
Dvorak. Oscar Hanson, councilmen.
sattIer Reelected.
Piattsmouth--J. p. sattler, democrat, was
| reelected mayor; H. N. Sonnenichsen. DEM
ocrat. treasurer, reelected; ]. w. Warga,
democrat. and q. r. sayles, republican. tie
for clerk.
field. DR.. r. J. wIlkie was reelected
mayor.
North Bend-The law and order candi-
date for mayor. r. c. Browneli, was re-
elected.
Tilden--P. II. Thomson and J. W. Harris
were elected to the city council Harris sue
ceeds Egbert winder. The vote on pool
halls and bowling alleys was two to one in
favor.
Red Cloud--Mayor Robert Damereli was
reelected today without opposition. r. W
Kcontz and A. n. Saladen were reelected
councimen; o. C. Teele, city clerk; S. r.
Florance, city treasurer; W. L, Weesner
and Sherman Beezley. school board.
Biair-W. Chambers. democrat. was elect
ed mayor over W. D. Halter by twenty-slx
majority. The outgoing mayor. Magnus
johnson, 10 a republican. The bond election
for the sum of $4,000 for the construction
of sewerage In the main business parts Of
the city was defeated.
AIIiance--w. E. Rousey. hardware mer-
chant on a nonpartisan ticket, defeated
Penrose Romig by nearly 900 majority for
mayor OF Alliance. Romig was candidate
for a second term.
Crete--Mayor. John FULLY, reelected;
alderman. First ward, John Benne. demo-
crat; Second ward. Joe Kunci, democrat;
Third ward, John Rothmuller.
lat Walt
elected mayor. Bonds to equip Junior high
school carry.
Pierce-H. C. Buckcndahl was elected
mayor; L. P. Tonner. city clerk; Frank Pill
ger, city treasurer: Ed B. Fanske and Dan
n Schwerin, councilmen.
Clay Centsr--Dr. J. O. Latta was elected
mayor without opposition. J. e. Wheeler.
mayor for fifteen years, refused to be a
candidate. Ward Newcomb and r. II.
Moore were elected councilmen.
Madgett Is Winner.
Hastings--In the municipal election here
today Mayor William Madgett was reelected
by a majority Of 169 Two new counclmen
were elected. John r. Lancaster defeating
Councilman Miller and q. e. Boggs defeat
ing Councilman A. J. Van Every. Two
women candidates for the school board were
defeated. Charles Foote. Peter Hempel and
C. X. Struble are the school board members
elected.
Madlson--,rhe president Of the CONNER
cial club. @. 8. Sutton, republican, defeated
w. II. Pinney, democrat, for mayor. f. j.
Wimick and NJ. @. McDuffie are new mem
beers OF the Board Of Education. D. J.
Kingston Is treasurer and F. J. Damkus,
clerk.
Geneva--Mayor william Aidrup; clerk. ].
D. Hamilton; treasurer. w. s. Huston;
councilmen, First ward, A. w. Moon; Second
ward, A. Lynn; Third ward. r. @. Phillips;
Board of Education, W. e. Propst and Hat
tic Little
craig--J. g. Batchelder and John Jorg-
ensen were elected village trustees for two
year term. Pool hall license was defeated,
IS to 80.
Holdrege--Mayor w. e. Davidson; clerk.
Will Lindstrom; treasurer, William Eber-
sphcher; engineer, George Galloway; coun-
cilmen, First ward. c. s. Nelson; Second
ward, c. o, Olson; Board Of Education, W.
II. Gillette and A. w. vetter.
Pool Rooms Stay.
seward-Pool rooms were voted In and
remain by 81 votes. G. c. Graft is mayor: T.
c. Beck city clerk; Lee Tishue. city treas
urer. School board, Oaks and Porter; DR..
Marrow. councilman. East ward; C. May
land. councilman West ward
Aurora-W. ]. Farley. candidate on the
citizens party ticket, was elected mayor
today over W. y. Lounsbury. candidate on
the square deal party ticket, 1858 to eco.
Other officials elected were Glen r. Ha-
WORTH city clerk: George wanek. city treas
urer; Hedlund. city engineer; f. H. Edger-
ton and W. s. Shaneyflet members Of the
school board; R. r. Chapman, Clarence SEQ
VIII and James Schoonover. eounclmen.
Norfolk---J. J. Clements former sheriff Of
Madison county. republican, defeated John
Friday, democratic Incumbent for mayor by
2s6 majority. Other city office:z: Peter f.
Stafford. democrat. city clerk: +. 2. Nc
Iinnis. republican. city treasurer; John A.
Huehner. democrat, water commissioner.
Mtndcn--L. A. Dasher was elected mayor
yesterday and W. =. McBain and Elmer
Taylor, councimen; John N. Marlsussen,
clerk; H. W. Wendland. treasurer.
Loup Clty--At the municipal election held
here pool halls were voted out by a ma
jorlty Of Is votes. w. T. Gibson was elected
mayor; Oscar Bechthold. councilman First
ward; James Bartunek. councilman Second
ward; Peter Rowe. city clerk: T. W. o.
Wolfe. city engineer; L. Hansen. city treas
urer.
Newman Grove--At the town election the
following were elected trustees: c. II. Hin
man. John J. osher and Charles Litheby.
Bridgeport--Newiy elected counciImen are
Guy Gardner, c. #, Manning and u. NJ. Nor
ris. The vote on closing pool halls on Sun
day was tie.
Superior--There was but one ticket In the
field. o. L. Day was elected mayor Paw