How to mark your ballot for preferred electors
The column explains voting for specific electors regardless of party. Voters are instructed to place a mark in the square next to a chosen elector or write any name in the designated area to cast a vote for that person.
Official Ballot Instructions and Poll Hours Listed
The notice explains voting options for party or individual candidates and provides poll hours from nine to five thirty, with variations in morning and evening times. It specifies polling places in Grand Rapids Wisconsin and ends with a formal seal and signature.
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J. A. Hobe
John R. Matthews
James T. Drought
Democrat
Social Democrat
Oscar Ameringer
Anad
Charles E. Hughes
Allan Benson
Woodrow Wilson
J. Fank Hanly
Thomas R. Marshall
Ira Landrith
Charles W. Fairbanks
George Kirckpatrick
Dent
John G. Karel
Anthony J. Benjamin
L. K. Baker
Abe
J. E. Dobge
Frank R. Derrick
John S. Medary
Edward Ziegler
Henry Moeahl
G. A. Walter, JR
Waldemarager
C. K. Hawley
Charles H. Olson
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David W. Emerson
A. H. Stange
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Turt Williams
John Cudahy
Secretary of State
Edwin C. Jones
John G. Reutemann
Joseph P. Wheir
Sherif
George McKerrow
Charles H. Mott
Will E. Mack
John A. Herg
Emanuel L. Philipp
Edward F. Dithmar
Merlin Hull
Henry Johnson
Rae Weaver
George Hampel
Clarence A. Sackett
Thomas H. Ryan
Fred Peell
Charles Kraske
B. Edwards
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Ellis B. Harris
Byron E. van Keuren Walter
Owen Gerrit T. Thof
United States
WM. F. Wolfe
Charles L. Hill
Robert M. Lafollette
Richard Elsner
Congress
Charles Kiesner
John Kalmes
Edward E. Browne
Isaac T. Witter Oe Abate
Carl C. Hohe
Assembly
Lambert Michaf Teh
Ren Byron Witittingham
Herman H. Helee
Circuit Court
A. BL Bever
John Roberts
Henry Ebbe
John Severns
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