Maine governor race narrows as Milliken leads Curtis
With 90 of 635 precincts reporting in Maine, Milliken the Republican leads Curtis the Democrat by about 10 000 votes for governor. Fernald appears set for the short senate term with a 9 600 plurality. Hale seems to defeat Johnson by about 7 500. Republicans lead in three congressional districts while McGillicuddy trails White in a close second district race. Largest Maine vote likely ever cast, reflecting strong national issues influence.
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Portland
Milliken
Curtis
Haines
Gardiner
C. E. Milliken
Burt M. Fernald
United States
Senate
Johnson
C. H. Johnson
Frederick Hale
Louis B. Goodall
John A. Peters
Ira C. Hersey
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Wallace H. White
Maine
Wilson
Oakley Curtis
Notes From the County Superintendent Report
The county superintendent visited Bismarck to plan the next school year. The institute may be held mid November with hopes for a top conductor. Town schools except Strasburg began Sept 11. about a quarter of rural schools are in session. Many teacher applicants remain and boards should hire certificated teachers. Miss Dorthea Larson has the only known school garden in the county at Kintyre No 25. Kintyre district schools run in summer with pride in student work. A room addition at Kintye and another upper-grade teacher are planned. Mamie Clark of Burr Oak district earned a three month perfect attendance certificate. Several locals and visitors are noted, with comments on seed rye, growing acres, and ongoing home visits. An automobile journey covered over 4000 miles in two days. Property transfers and relocations are mentioned. Classified ads include a salesman position with Central Petroleum Co. and an eye specialist visit by Dr. G T Williams in Pollock.
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Great Northwest
Thomas Kelly
Dakota Territory
Michigan
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
Mr. Kelly
Florida
Mrs. O’donohue
Campbellsford
Ontario
Miss O’donohue
Dakota
Montana
Emmons County
Hazelton
Goebel
T. P. Lee
Braddock
Mr. Lee
New
Northwest
Strasburg
Dorthea Larson
Kintyre No. 25
Kintyre
Kintye
Mamie Clark
Burr Oak
Mr. A
Mr. B
Illinois
Lemke Named State Chairman in Nonpartisan League Takeover
The Republican state central committee at the capitol organized with a nonpartisan league majority, elevating Wm Lemke to state chairman and Ray McKaig as secretary. The group, seen as a closed faction including Lemke, Frazer, Robinson, Birdsell, McDonald, and others, now backs the national ticket and P. J. McCumber for Senate, signaling a decisive control shift.
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Republican State Central Committee
Capitol
Wm. Lemke
League
Ray McKaig
Resolutions Committee
Republican Central Committee
Republican Party
Lemke
Frazer
Robinson
Birdsell
McDonald
Lemker
Wilson
P. J. McCumber
United States Senate
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House of Representatives
Coffey
Internal Revenue Office
Internal Revenue
W. H. Osborn
Washington
Board of Trade
Spicer
Winona
Williamsport
Kelly
O'Donohue
Campbellford
M. Sager
Amsterdam
N Y
D. Deacon
Bellevue
Fred Deacon
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Deacon
Crandell
B. C
Yours Truly
John Bader
Cherokee
Iowa
Boyd Stewart
Stiles Winona Ranch
J. J. Fenelon
Linton
W. C. Irwin
W. Rodenberg
Westfield
Art
Chas. McConville
Akron
Frank
Dale
W. L. Bales
Schouweiler
L. Mankoff
C. I. Prouty
Central Petroleum CO
Cleveland
Ohio
G. T. Williams
Aberdeen
Pollock
Williams
Dakotas
Herreid
Adv
Choowes Man
Gunder Olson
Thompson
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