Local Ballot Names Full List of Nebraska Races
A historical clipping lists statewide offices and candidates. Howell for Governor. Wesl Hoff for Lieutenant Governor. Edison for Secretary of State. W. L. Minor for Auditor. F. C. Hamer for Treasurer. Thomas for Public Instruction. Chas. W. Sears for Attorney General. Fred Beckman for Public Lands and Buildings. Thomas B. Hall for Railway Commissioner. E. P. Brown and Peter Jansen for Regents of the University of Nebraska. Charles H. Sloan for Congress 4th District. James Holden for State Senator. D. H. Kunkel for County Clerk. A. J. Heinemeyer for County Treasurer. S. Potter for Sheriff. Amelia Rasmussen for Superintendent. Fred J. Strain for Coroner. Wilber M. Johnston for Representative. E. L. King for County Attorney. Otto F. Branting and Fred Hennings for County Commissioners. F. H. Ball for County Judge in a nonpartisan race.
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B. ‘Howell
Beis Dison
WAIT
W. L. Minor
F. C. Hamer. Formar
Public Instruction
Thomas
Chas
W. Sears
Fred Beckman
Thos
B. Hall
Uni
Nebr
E. P. Brown
Peter Jansen
Wilber M. Johnston
E. L. King
Otto F. Branting
Fred Hennings
F. H. Ball
Glass bill remains untried as peace at the Hague endures
The piece notes the Glass bill is not yet cracked or tested while the Hague peace tent remains intact. Villa and Carranza observe a period of watchful waiting with aides ready. Governor Morehead jokes about needing another cup of coffee if obtainable.
President presses congress on economy amid wartime profits
The article notes the president pushes Congress to earn ity money while Bryan clings to his laurels abroad and tomahawk at home, highlighting a focus on economic restraint and policy tightening during a period of national strain.
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Bryan
Slitchcock
Congress
War tax bill faces little opposition from bands
The presiert' bands express no need to delay or protest the wartime levy, stating their support or neutrality as the tax remains set at a high level. The stance suggests broad acceptance or resignation among musical groups amid wartime finances.
War tax debate and Johansen stance in editorials
The piece comments on wartime tax proposals and notes the editorial board will publish Johansen’s position for free once located. It contrasts peaceful taxes with a distant peace palace and hints at public interest in Johansen's views.
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Itlague Peace Palace
Local Democrats Mock Women's Suffrage Plank Prominence
The passage mocks local democracy for elevating a women’s suffrage plank in the county platform. It notes nine years in court versus thirteen years as a comparison and mentions Jim Farris laughing at the situation.
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Hansen
Jim Farris
Turkeys Ordered for Prisoners Backlog in Berlin
The Kaiser orders extra turkeys for prisoners as Nichola Viteh declares a Thanksgiving meal in Berlin. The move aims to ensure sufficient food supplies during the holiday period and prevent shortages for inmates.
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Nicholaviteh
Berlin
Count Iis
County Assessor Question Sparks Overseer Scheme Debate
Vague charges surface as Polle county democracy shifts stance on the assessor issue and the county overseer plan. unnamed speakers probe motives while factions gauge political leverage ahead of changes.
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Polle
Equal Suffrage Push Gains Newspaper Support
The Record urges passage of the women suffrage amendment, noting converts among A L Bixby of the State Journal and Edgar Soward of the Columbus Telegram who once opposed it. It argues extended voting to women is prudent and aligns with democratic expansion.
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Equal Suffrage
A. L. Bixby
The
State Journal
Edgar Soward
Columbus Telegram
War taxes spark nationwide protests and calls for economy
The Beatrice Sun argues against the war tax as costly to business and households. It urges Congress to cut expenditures and balance income, noting government waste, wartime needs, and the Underwood tariff as reasons to rethink the proposed levy. The piece contrasts Democratic bile over the tax with calls for prudent financial restraint.
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Treasury
Congress
Senate
Alaska
Columbia
United States
Washington
Childs
Underwood
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Andy
Hng
Certai
Pasaig
Europe
Beatrice Sun
White House
Nebraska
Fitzgerald
Finance Committee
Tess
Republican candidate favored by Democrats in governor race
The article hints that the governor’s nomination drew strong support from Democratic editors who view the Republican candidate as the favorite. It notes limited discussion then and now and suggests readers are already convinced Republicans dominate the scene.
Mr King Declared Nominated for County Attorney
The Record states EB L King has accepted the nomination for county attorney. His name will appear on the official ballot for November 3. No Republican candidate filed. voters may write in names, and King had the highest tally among those considered. He commits to duties if elected.
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Lurorey
Europe
EB. L. King
King
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Charles Hi. Sloan
James Holden
D. H. Kunkel
A. J. Heinemeyer
Bhsiff
S. Potter
Saas Intendent
Amelia Rasmussen
Fred J. Strain
Peace Palace
Hague
Villa
Carranza
Johansen
Ed Burgess
Moreheads
Soldiers Homie
Grands Isla
Howard Crouse
House of Bop
Atevel
America
Australia
Canada
South America
County
Rasmussen
MR. King
Uncle Sam
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