13 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
1
The Alliance Herald endorses J.H. Thomas for the U.S. land office register in Alliance. It cites party loyalty and candidate qualifications while criticizing rival factions and a Texas contender. The Chronicle supports Thomas as the loyal, capable choice for the district’s Democratic editors.
The Mitchell Index and Alliance Herald editors back John W. Thomas for Register of the U.S. Land Office at Alliance Nebraska. They praise his progressive leadership and integrity and urge the Wilson administration to appoint allies in sympathy with popular government, noting opposition Democrats seek offices.
Alliance editor John W. Thomas announces his candidacy for register of the U S land office at Alliance. The paper’s editor has known Thomas for several years and praises his character and record.
A Rushville letter from Mayes of Alliance Herald endorses John W. Thomas for the U S Land Office at Alliance. The writer cites Thomas's qualifications and Democratic loyalty, urging the appointment to the Register position to benefit harmony in Western Nebraska and win broad citizen support.
Editorials in The Northport Herald and The Curly Sentinel urge John W Thomas for Register of the Alliance Land Office. They describe him as a Christian gentleman and capable educator and advocate fair consideration for the appointment under a future Woodrow Wilson presidency.
The Alliance Herald, led by its editor for three to four years, became a prominent Democrat in Western Nebraska. Thomas supported Bryan Democrat principles and mobilized efforts for the recent election, backing progressive democracy.
Editorials from The Hay Springs Enterprise and Crawford papers praise John W. Thomas editor of the Alliance Herald as well qualified and deserving for the register post at the Alliance Nebraska Land Office. Letters from N Lindeman and Vic Covall endorse his candidacy amid Democratic party remarks.
A Tuesday birthday event marks the Twenty-Fifth Birthday of Alliance with a banquet on February 25. City leaders and citizens form committees to handle finances tickets program and banquet arrangements while election day precinct organizers are named.
Alliance leaders and visitors from Omaha meet at the courthouse and city hall to back a Y M C A project. A mass meeting hears Knebel and Bailey describe benefits, costs, and campaign plans with local officials and citizens pledging support.
Mrs. Dowlng seeks publication of receipts and expenditures from the We Are King benefit for St. Joseph's Hospital. She alleges Mr. Dowling kept personal expenses from the hospital share and demands an itemized breakdown, noting discrepancies in receipts and program profits.
One day only special and teachers examinations will be held at the Court House on Saturday February 16. Della Reed Company supplies the notice of the event. The announcement calls for eligible candidates to attend the testing session.
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