Supreme Court ruling on town elections and residency rules
The article outlines a Supreme Court decision in the case People ex rel. Markiewicz who moved towns. It states a voter who resided thirty days in the election district may vote in township elections at their current polling place, with restrictions on where to vote and qualification for town office. It also notes a Democratic county committee meeting in Cambridge to select delegates for the state convention at Springfield.
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Open meeting at Preamat's Hall and a farm note blast
An open meeting replaces the usual Sunday men's gathering at Preamat's Hall with local speakers including Dr. L A Ferry a mayoral candidate. Sunday evening at 3 o'clock a fellowship meeting will feature Dr W H Blancka pastor of St Pauls Ev Church of Davenport. the Civic Federation leader Dr Blanche will speak later in the local campaign.
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Citizen’s Reform
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W. H. Blancka
St. Pauls Evangelical
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