Surprise in First Ward Wins in Four Wards In City Vote
In Tuesday's city election in Monfoil, Jacob Reger Jr captured the First Ward alderman seat by sixteen votes as a Democratic pick despite GOP strength. E P Mitchell was defeated. Kohli narrowly lost to Bauman in the Fourth Ward by two votes. Adam Blumer won the Third Ward alderman race over Fred Miller. M C Gettings was reelected supervisor. Marshall was reelected as supreme justice with wide margins. Busse defeated Dunne to become Chicago mayor by a large plurality.
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Jacob Reger, Jr
E. P. Mitchell
R. D. Gorham
Reger
Edward Kohli
E. F. Bauman
Bauman
M. C. Gettings
Jacob Huffman
Kohli
Election Board
Adam Blumer
Miller
Mr. Blumer
A. F. Rote
W. T. Trukenbrod
Jacob Karlen, Jr
Supreme Justice
City of Mon
Fon
Marshall
Thomas
Luchsinger
Edward Ruegger
Peste
Luch- Binger
Ruegger
Andrew
Lewis
Scattering
Jac. Reger, Jr
B. P. Mitchell
D. Gorham
Blank
Inrtue of Peace
Thomas Luchsingar
Kklw
Rueeger
Scudder
W. F. Trukenbrod
J. H. Weber
J. N. Hale
A.G. Trachrel
Justice of Peace
Thomas Luchsinger
Edw
Third Ward
Slderman
Fred Miller
Justices of Peace
Yourth Ward
Gettings
E. I. Bauman
Brodhead
FE. Doo
Assensor
Clana
J. A. Bridge
Charman
Henry Trumpy
Ott Priewe
Zemii Beach
David Albright
Hiram de Haven
Jefferson
J. J. Raymer
W. J. McKinee
F. J. Tachudy
W. D. Whitehead
Chas, Bridge
Ammann
J. A. Kundert
R. McGrath
Peter Kubli
License
O'Connor
Geigel
Houser
Collentins
Timer
John A. Wimer
Dorty
Smith
Kundert
Kreuger
Himer
Thorp
Penn
Washington
Fred K. Hefty
A. M. Hefty
John . Becker
Alert
Robert Theiler
J. B. Purcell
John
Morital Justice
Fred M. Kundert
W. E. Stauffacher
Justice Rousett. Marshall
State Supreme Court
H. T. Scudder
Marinette
Justice Marshall
Taylor
Busse
Dunne
Fred A. Busse
Edward F. Tunne
Chicago
Real Estate Sales Involving Multiple Transfers
Real estate notices list numerous transfers including James Carroll to Chas Miller in Glarn o for 1.50, W R Lewis to George Pryce in Decatur for 3 400, John Burt to Anton Anderson II acres in Decatur for 3 996, Marie Everson to H H Rindye in Brodhead for 3 000, R B Gifford and B E Mitchell to Jane J Galusha in Adams for 0 acres 86, KB Skinner to Allen on 4 lots in Brodhead for 900, George Bleiler to Frank Millman in Grandview, Monroe for 260. L F Wilmet reports spring samples available at Schiesger's Book Store.
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James Carroll
Chas
E. Miller
Glarno
W.R. Lewis
George Pryce
Decatur
John ‘A. Burt
Anton Anderson II
Acnes
Marie Everson
H.H Rindye
Brodhead
R. B. Gifford
BE. P. Mitchell
Jane J
Galusha
Adams
P. Skinner
Allen O
George Bleiler
Frank &, Millman
Grandtew Ad
City of
Monroe
A Tribute to Cooper from Racine Legislators
A Racine area address extols Henry Allen Cooper for public service and integrity. It praises his stance against railroad rebates, leadership on the Australian ballot, and defense of honest government, urging voters to support him for the United States Senate.
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H. A. Cooper
Racine
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
Congress
Cooper
Hig
Pacific Railroad
Mr. Cooper
Milwaukee Sentinel
Hal Cooper
Pacific Railroads Committee
Reed
United States
Gooper
House of Congress
Roosevelt
Milwaukee Free Press
Committee On Insular Affairs
Robert M. la Follettte
United States Senate
Weather forecast for Chicago April 4, first term notes
Official forecast for tonight and tomorrow describes showers this afternoon and much colder tonight. Friday should be fair with a continued cool profile.
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Chicago
Cooper
Mortuary Record for John Richardson
John Richardson aged 80 a annmate of the insane department at the county farm for forty years died there Monday. The body was shipped 10 Madigan Tuesday for interment.
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John Richardson
Madigan
Firemen Seek July Fourth Celebration with City Support
Mattrow firemen propose an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration and plan to seek help from local business leaders after an annual meeting. They have secured options on two halls for dances and aim to repeat a previously successful event. Officers elected include Chief Josh Streiff and J C Blumer as 1st assistant.
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Mattrow
Josh Streiff
J. C. Blumer
F. G. Sickinger
W. W. Chadwick
Amusement Fund
J. C
Citizens lecture course plans next season at Monroe BI
The citizens lecture course committee met at Monroe Business Institute to discuss next year's entertainments. They favor a stronger program than the just concluded season and authorize a course costing about $600. Last winter's course cost a little over $500. Officers elected are President Geo W Swartz Vice President C W Twining Secretary J F Mauermann Treasurer J N Durst. The committee may expand to about one hundred members.
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Citizens
Monroe Business Institute
Geo. W. Swartz
C. W. Twining
J. F. Mauermann
J. N. Durst
Tiia
Cattle for Japan Shipments From Juda Leader
Lea Legler of Juda sold three car loads of pure bred Holstein cattle to three Japanese buyers. The dairy stock will be shipped to Japan and en route in ninety days.
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Lea Legler
Juda
Japan
Thaw Found Not Insane by Lunacy Commission
New York April 4 Harry Thaw declared not insane at present by the lunacy commission. The murder trial will proceed.
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the Times
New York
Harry Thaw
Weirich Divorce Action Initiated by Mrs Christie Weirich
Mrs Christie Bi Weirich has filed for divorce from John A Weirich. Papers issued today by J M Becker and A S Douglas, attorneys, placed with Sheriff M Durst. The complaint alleges cruelty including a beating. Parties reside at 827 South Fulton Street and are parents of two children.
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Christie Bi. Weirich
John A. Weirich
J. M. Becker
A. $. Douglas
Weirich
M. ©. Durst
South
Fulton Street
Quiet City Matrimonial Unites Blanche and Jeane Nee
Miss Blanche and Mr Jeane C Nee, well known city pair, wed quietly at 7 pm at the bride’s parents home 628 North Jefferson. Justice Thomas Luchsinger officiated. Bridesmaids Maud Darling and Gladys Crouch assisted. Newlyweds plan a trip to Milwaukee then Stoughton for temporary home. Guests toasted with rice at the depot. Also note Miss Anna Disch of Monticello and Josiah Crouch of Washington wed in Freeport Tuesday.
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Blanche
Rean
Jeane C. Nee
M.W. Rean
North
Jefferson Street
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Luchsinger
Maud Darling
Gladys Crouch
Milwaukee
Stoughton
Mrs. Bean
Anna Disch
Monticello
Josiah Crouch
Washington
Freeport
Burned Hand Incident and City Real Estate Offer
B G Treat suffered a severe burn to his left hand when a paper match ignited while he lit a cigar. A physician dressed the wound. Etter and Treat advertise a large batch of matches. Also offered for sale are six splendid city lots near the courthouse and several more within six blocks of the square at 3200 and 100.
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B. G. Treat
Etter
Court House
H, Atherton
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Adam Hlumer
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George Campbell
R.H. Steitz
Sever Severson
A. J. Spore
Ed. McDonald
G. G. Craige
Phillip Allen
D. N. Wolt
Blaiichardville
Argyle
Saliont
Dargeville
Orfordville
Albany
Wilmet
Schiesger’s
Ace
Mortuary Record
Richardson
Citizens Committee
L. G. Legler
Christie
Rean-Nee
Disch-Crouch
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