Wins Great Battle In Spring Election In Dieckmann Victory
Hon Theodore Dieckmann re elected mayor for the fifth time defeating O B Joerns by 45 votes in a dramatic spring election. Socialist influence shaped the campaign with Henry A Detling losing to Edward Voigt and Edward F Oehler defeated by Knocke. Ward results were close with Sprenger over Fischer by two votes and Jung over Maas by three. Offices decided included aldermen supervisors school officials and a large Wolf school commissioner race ending Casper Wolf with 489 votes.
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Theodore Dieckmann
O. B. Joerns
Dieckmann
Henry A. Detling
Edward Voigt
Edward F. Oehler
Knocke
Sprenger
Edward Fischer
Herbert Jung
Slenry Maas
Floods Hit New York State and Surrounding Areas
Floods hit New York State and surrounding sections with new details about cyclone horror. The piece urges citizen support for elected officials, praising Mayor Dieckmann’s twenty years on the council and eight as mayor, arguing unity after a campaign and the importance of a strong city administration.
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New York State
New York
commonwealths
Orio
Indiana
Nebraska
Watermist
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Judge Krez Predicted Re-elected Despite Slow Vote
Preliminary figures show the Judgeship race leaning toward Judge Krez with sufficient ballots counted to predict a return to office. The count remains incomplete but early tallies indicate a clear path to re-election based on the total votes secured so far.
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Krez
Crepe on Jewelry Store Door Sparks April Fool Prank
Early reports recount an April 1 prank at May or Dieckmann jewelry store. Scanned figures this morning mock the scene as a crepe was placed on the door, eliciting cautious amusement.
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Dieckmann
Cary Re-Elected as State Superintendent Across Counties
State Superintendent Cary was re-elected to the post he has held for twelve years, per Associated Press reports from counties statewide. In Milwaukee, Socialists won one school board seat, with Rausch backed by the Good Government League for his strong two year record.
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Dieckmann
Sheboygan
Cary
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Rausch
Good Government League
The New Council The New Council
A historical note lists council seats by ward with candidate names and party affiliations. First Ward shows Telgener Mor ris Democrats, Second Ward Thiel Sprenger Democrats, Third Ward Weinert Jung Republicans, Fourth Ward Steffes Pienning Democrats and Republicans, Fifth Ward Haack Schneidewind Republicans, Sixth Ward Schuelke Meyer Republicans, Seventh Ward Brockman Zehms Socialists, Right Ward Hildebrand Krueger Democrats.
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Oehler
Fred Morris
Simon Gillen
W. C. Roenitz
Whippermann
Krez Bas
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Wilson
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Plymouth
Cedar Grove
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Moses Plymouth City
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Sheboygan
Fred Telgener
Erwin Thiel
Wm. Sprenger
Charles Weinert
Herbert Jung
J. B. Steffes
John Pienning
Fred Haack
Oscar Schneidewind
Herman Schuelke
John C. Meyer
W. Brockman
Henry Zehms
Righth Ward
Jake Hildebrand
Ernst Krueger
Government of Thought Quote by James Bryce
An editorial extracted quote argues that governance stems from thought and a small circle of people. It asserts that global movements arise from ideas more than votes and urges proper investigation of these problems.
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Europe
James Bryce
Local names in Greenbush area and Sheboygan figures
A fragment listing numerous individuals and wards across Greenbush and Sheboygan regions. Names include Fred Beck Herman, Joseph Silbernagel, G. W. Wisselink, Andrew Croghan Mitchell, Joe Bowser Moses, Bern. Schreiber, Fred Isserstedt, F. Miller Russell, Gust. Brickbauer, J. W. Liebenstein, H. H. Engeiking, H. 8. Kiemme, John Ingelse, J. Rammer, G. W. Meinen, Aug. Riess, Isaac Wolfert, Petit Kas, H. E. Boldt, C. Collins, Wm. Trowbridge, W. C. Roenitz, Edwin Dix, H. F. Nagel, J. Degenhardt, Zehms, Chas. Burhop, Max Schurer, C. Nowntelster, among others, tied to Plym. City and Sheboygan wards.
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Joseph Silbernagel
Holland
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John Kreuer LAMA
G. W. Wisselink
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Andrew Croghan Mitchell
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Fred Isserstedt
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J. W. Liebenstein
Sheboygan
H. H. Engeiking
Sheboygan Falls
Kiemme Sherman
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John Ingelse Wilson
esenes
J. Rammer
Cedar Grove
G. W. Meinen
Elkhart Lake
Riess Oostburg
Isaac Wolfert
Random Lake
Petit Kas Sheb
Falls
H. E. Boldt
C. Collins
Wm. Trowbridge
W. C. Roenitz
Edwin Dix
H. F. Nagel
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W. Sprenger
Ed. Fischer
Edward Dix
H. C. Hoppe
E. H. Sonnemann
Henry Maas
Henry F. Nagel
W. E. Zimmermann
Henry Kohlhagen
Pienning
J. P. Mannebach
G. A. DeWilde
Got. Glaeser
John CC. Meyer
John Holling
Charles Burhop
Alfred Balzer
Seventh Ward
Ed. Pfister
Adam Miller
Max Schurrer
Eighth Ward
Krueger
Guehlsdorf
J. Fahres Sr
O. Cc. Neumeister
Chas. Guehlsdorf
O. C. Neumeister
Dieckmann Joerns
Steimle Ramm
wee easens
Bandmann Kleefisch
Detling Voigt
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