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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1910

Page

2

Roosevelt Help for Nebraska Campaign Affects Governor Race

The passage asserts that Roosevelt will aid insurgents and work against the president’s re election, aligning ex president with the progressive side. It notes Nebraska Republicans chose a progressive candidate for governor and claims Roosevelt’s Kansas speeches will help Aldrich win, uniting Roosevelt supporters in Nebraska behind Aldrich.

Roosevelt Nebraska Col. Roosevelt Kansas Aldrich Theodore Roosevelt

Vote for county option candidates to curb liquor

Aggressive call to support legislature candidates who will push county option to settle the liquor question at Lincoln next winter. Urges voters to strike at liquor influence regardless of party and suspend partisan politics to defeat this perceived wrong.

Lincoln

Hitchcock Urges Support for Hitchcock in Senate Race

The text advocates backing Hitchcock for the U S Senate, arguing no calamity if he wins a majority and criticizing Burkett as unable to claim public trust. It urges voters to consider individual merit over strict party lines and hints at Aldrich for governor.

Hitchcock United States Burkett Aldrich Senate Bh Allenberger

Candidate ballots offer prize for votes and influence

The note states each candidate has a 250 vote ballot and may vote for themselves or another candidate by contacting the paper within two weeks. It urges candidates to solicit votes for others if unable to campaign and warns vote for more than one ballot is prohibited. High prizes promised to those who participate.

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Shallenberger Dahlman recount dominates Nebraska ballot

In Lincoln, the statewide recount fight centers on Governor Shallenberger and Omaha Mayor Dahlman with affidavits filed across fourteen counties. Final tallies shift with corrections from Sheridan Rock Thurston and Douglas counties influencing the close race.

Mayoral Race Revival as Recounts Talked Across State

Mayor Dahlman voices satisfaction with returns while supporters plan recount requests in 22 counties. Dahlman supporters, led by Dan Horrigan, allege miscounted Democratic totals for Shallenberger in several counties. Public sentiment splits over whether Shallenberger can overcome the early deficit, with Dahlman pressing ahead from Douglas and Lancaster counties and narrowing the gap in the Fifth district and western regions.

Dahlmanhas World-Herald Ag Dan Horrigan Dahlman Campaigns Committee Shallenberger Custer Holt Furnas Franklin Buffalo Greeley Douglas Lancaster Dahlman

Bryan Aims to Back Hitchcock for U S Senate

W J Bryan plans full support for Hitchcock in Lincoln Nebraska urging aid to elect him to the United States Senate. The statement signals Bryan’s active involvement in the Nebraska race and the broader GOP effort.

Bryan backs Hitchcock in senate race amid Sixth District totals

C W Bryan praised Hitchcock as an excellent congressman and pledged to secure his election to the senate with all democratic and insurgent votes. In the Big Sixth Kin kaid leads Beeman about three to one with 4 235 to 1 599, Beeman not carrying his home county. Democratic totals show Dean leading Taylor by a small margin in Custer, with Shumway far behind and Ross and Wendt trailing.

C. W. Bryan Bryan Hitchcock Congress Senate Kinkaid Beeman Taylor Custer Dean Shumway Ross and Wendt

Candidates Speak on Nebraska Election

Mayor Dahlman vows the greatest fight for election in Nebraska. Governor Shallenberger says he expects nomination by a small majority. Co. Whedon notes his feelings were sustained by no disappointment. Congressman Hitchcock reports his majority surprised him.

Dahlman Nebraska Shallenberger Co. O. Whedon Hitchcock

Metcalfe Wins Omaha Ward As Vote Split Noted

In a tight local race R L Metcalfe carried Omaha Ward Nine with 522 votes to Hitchcock 485 and Reed 17. He comments the large and even distribution of support avoids vain regrets over the loss in the U S Senate contest.

Metcalfe Omaha R.ich United ‘States Ninth Ward G. M Hitchcock Pota Reed

Don Pierre Cabinet Piano Prize Contest Ends November 9

The newspaper advertises a sweepstakes offering a Don Pierre cabinet piano valued at $1800, plus a $40 sewing machine and a $40 watch as prizes. Entry requires saving coupons and ballots from participating merchants, with certificates usable toward new piano purchases and a ten year warranty on prizes.

Don Pierre Elgin America

Rules and Conditions for Piano and Voting Contest 1910

The article outlines contest rules for a two district piano and voting competition in Polk County. It lists prize structure including a grand piano for the top vote getter and district prizes with piano purchase checks, watches, and sewing machines. It sets timelines, eligibility, voting restrictions, and an awarding committee.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Polk R. O. Allen Qmara Wike Ab Poe James C. Dahlman Aye Bellevee U. S Elmer J. Burkett Gilbert M. Hitchcock Chester H. Aldrich M. R. Hopewell R.A. Clark Wait Or Rider C. W. Pool S. R. Barton Hewitt Or Bernecker W. A. George George F. Hall James W. Crabtree W. R. Jackson Grant G. Martin C. H. Whitney Edward B. Cowles Wm. B. Eastham Henry T. Clarke, Jr Ben H. Hayden William Hayward Republian John A. Maguire A. L. Suttom C. A. Lobeck J. F. Boudir J.P. iLatta Chas. H. Sloan B. F. Good Bisisick G. W Norris D. Sutherland Sagas C. M. Kinkaid Ate Taylor Or Dean Cady Jurse State Board Adams Cuming Otoe Hall Cedar Howard Dodge Gage Saline Butler Seward Cass Ile Tinketa Sheldon Fiuto Ake Samoerativ Candicets Cc. H. Aldrich David City A. C. Shallenberger Elmer E. Burkett U. 8S Neb W. J. Bryan United States Senate Charles W. Pool Tecumseh —Journal-Tribunal House R.L.‘ Metcalfe Pries J. W. Wilsom Chas. Miermanm McCune T. A. Lundburg
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