Notice of Elections Judicise and Delegates for National Party
Notice of election to be held in Coverat towns wards and election districts. Delegates for each political party to national convention, six delegates per state large and two per congressional district. Vacancies filled by Justice of the Supreme Court and circuit and municipal judges. Election conducted and returns canvassed as required by law. Court House Oshkosh March ith day of March A D Court Clerk.
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National Party
Ceéavenriens
Ekiscomiaiay
Swaine
Nomi
United States
Yarge
Supreme Court
Robert M. Bashford
Apo
John B. Casseds
Hann
Ogh- Xosh
A. D
John J. Fisel
Winnebago County
Plentiful Candidates in Menasha Election Promises A Busy Day
Independent ticket candidates circulate nomination papers for mayor ward and supervisor races in Menasha Wisconsin. March 28 notes no primary, lively contest expected with several names listed for each office. Local obituaries and social notes follow including a woman’s death from blood poisoning and community events at Gilbert mill and Elks hall.
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Menasha
Wis
Formayor
J. Henning
G. Remmel
Al-Schoetz
St. John’s
Schmitz
Wiliam Wash
Max
Gilbert Paper Mil
Gilbert Mill
Schaad
Ware
Taylor
Water Street
Wisconsin Railroad Commission weighs ending stop in transit privilege
Madison March 2 The state railroad commission held a hearing on abolishing stop in transit privileges used by shippers of certain goods. The issue arose after an order forcing big railways to extend stoppage rights and a New York Fish company complaint against Burlington. Opponents include packing firms jobbers and dealers who rely on the privilege. Witnesses testified for and against abolition. briefs will follow and oral arguments will be scheduled.
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Madison
Wis
State Railroad Commission
Valvoline
Company
New York Fish Company
Burlington “Road
South Bend Council Closes Questionable Resorts
South Bend officials, urged by a committee of prominent citizens, ordered the immediate closure of gambling houses and alley saloons. The city, called the most open in Indiana last year, moves to curb vice in a bold crackdown.
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Sy Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Common Council
Indiana
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles, send your address and I will explain a home cure using a new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. Write to M Summers Box P Notre Dame.
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Ae M. Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Information to Voters Ballot Instructions and Procedures
Guidance for voters entering polling places about obtaining and marking ballots. It covers eligibility of ballot clerks, handling of ballots, allowed assistance for voters with disabilities, and rules on how to properly mark and fold ballots before submission. It notes time limits and safeguards against viewing marked ballots.
Election Delegate Voting Instructions and Ballot Handling
Voters are instructed to mark X in the square to the right of preferred names for four delegates at large and two district delegates. The text covers Democratic, Prohibition, and Republican conventions with notes on ballot separation, folding, and depositing the marked ballot to the blank box without leaving the polling place.
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Rentitican & Tional
Faba
R. Saree
No Attack on Tower in German Diplomatic Note
Berlin reports that the foreign office will not attack Ambassador Charlemagne Tower and clarifies that recent denials by President Roosevelt’s envoy were to show no official German expressions adverse to Dr. Hill have passed through normal channels. The note concerns the appointment of Dr. David Jayne Hill to succeed Tower as ambassador to Washington.
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Berlin
Willi
Roosevelt
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Rhodes Scholar Loses in Oxford Cambridge Field Sports
London March 23 At Queen's club this afternoon L Gull Rhodes scholar from Michigan failed to win the hundred yard dash for Oxford finishing two feet behind the Cambridge winner in 1825 seconds. A M Stevens Rhodes scholar at Oxford from Yale university won Oxford's first event by a hammer throw of 123 feet. Cambridge won the series with all events against Oxford.
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London
Queen's Club
L. ©. Gull
Rhodes
Michigan
Oxford
Cambridge
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