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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
7
A ladylike visitor sought Professor Blackie’s view on Sankey hymns during a luncheon. He praised Stilton to evade a response, and she later sent him a verse about cheese and the soul. Sankey: For both, thankee.
H. T. Doran announces candidacy for re election as County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska. He states he runs in the Republican primary in August and submits to the will of Republican voters.
Jacob Mayer declares candidacy for county commissioner from the second district, subject to Republican primary voters on August 18. He emphasizes seeking the electors' wishes at the August 18 primary.
J W McDaniel announces Democratic bid for sheriff in Cheyenne County primary on August 19 1914. He seeks party nomination and public support for the forthcoming election.
E. J. Sweet announces candidacy for Cheyenne County Sheriff pending Democratic primary decision on Tuesday August 18.
Jerome B Haiston announces his candidacy for re election to the Second Commissioner district subject to Republican primary voters August 18 1914. He frames the bid as aligning with party will and local governance duties.
The undersigned announces candidacy for Superintendent of Public Instruction in the upcoming August 18 Republican primary. Anna McFadden states her intention to seek the office subject to voter decision.
A Nebraska candidate for the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 27th District announces his bid for the August 18, 1914 primary. He cites previous service in the 71st district during the 1913 session, pledges support for progressive legislation, and aims to build up western Nebraska.
Seneca Neb resident Jason W Baker urges a tightening of fiscal policy to place tax burdens as evenly as possible on all taxpayers large and small, arguing for efficiency in the economy and restraint in state and local government spending.
Nels Thorstenssen declares candidacy for county commissioner in the third district subject to Republican primaries. He notes the August 18 election date and urges support within the party.
L H Bordwell submits notice of self as candidate for reelection to the office of County Surveyor, subject to the Republican primaries in August.
A candidate announces pursuit of Cheyenne County County Judge on the non-partisan judiciary ticket subject to voters at the primary on August 18, 1914. The declaration emphasizes service to Cheyenne County and adherence to the ballot process.
A candidate announces intent to seek the seat of Representative for the 76th District including Banner Kimball Cheyenne Devel and Garden counties and requests support from Republican voters at the upcoming election on the eighteenth.
For coroner candidate seeks re election subject to Democratic voters approval at the primary on August 18. J. J. Parks.
Clayton Radcliffe announces candidacy for County Attorney of Cheyenne County. He notes birth and upbringing in Cheyenne County and seeks support from friends and supporters who know him through his life.
For thirty two years the county treasurer has served a second term. If the service has been satisfactory during the present term, please support my re election as county treasurer. Simon Fishman.
Frances E Knox declares her candidacy for County Clerk, arguing her education and business experience fit the office. She notes existing female clerks in other states, praises current incumbent's seven years of service, and appeals for GOP primary support in August, detailing an open personal and business life and a desire for the salary the post commands.
B K Bushee of Kimball Nebraska seeks re election as State Senator from the 27th District subject to Republican primaries voters will decide.
County Commissioner for the Second District sought by Frank X. Rihn in the Democratic primary set for August 18, 1914. Rihn campaigns on local governance and public service duties.
N H Troelstrup announces candidacy for Cheyenne County commissioner in the third district contingent on Democratic electors at the primary August 18. He frames his run as aligned with party wishes and outlines support from voters.
J. D. McMillen announces candidacy for the office of County Superintendent of Public Instruction on the Democratic ticket at the Cheyenne County primaries to be held August 18. He urges voters to consider his qualifications and plans for county schools.
A candidate declares intent to run for County Commissioner, Third District in Cheyenne County, subject to Republican voters’ wishes at the upcoming election. The statement signals formal entry into the race and aligns with party support processes.
Robert A. Barlow announces candidacy for Cheyenne County Treasurer on the Republican ballot in the August 18 1914 primary. He emphasizes U S citizenship, safeguarding public funds, and respecting laws by officeholders.
The undersigned announces his candidacy for Cheyenne County Sheriff, subject to Republican voters at the primary election in August.
Chairmen Currie and Epperson of the two Republican factions jointly summon a state convention at Lincoln on July 28. Cheyenne is allotted five delegates, with 1,013 total seats to be filled in the convention.
Republican officials set a county convention at the Sidney courthouse on Saturday July 18 1914 at 2 pm to elect five delegates to the Lincoln State Convention on July 28 and to choose the county central committee. Delegates are apportioned by precinct with Sid ney receiving five and several other precincts receiving one to two seats. Caucuses are urged around July 11 to nominate precinct officers and delegates. P R Borgquist is the county chairman.
The Republicans of Sidney Precinct are notified of a caucus at the Sidney court house on Saturday, July 11 at 2 p.m. to nominate precinct officers and select delegates to the county convention. Precinct Committeeman.
Will Maupin, editor of Midwest Magazine and Nebraska booster, seeks the Democratic nomination for railway commissioner. He pledges no sacrifice in accepting if nominated, pledges equal justice for public service firms, and vows to devote his time to the salary law permits. Maupin has 30 years in Nebraska, with major newspaper experience and a large family. seven reasons point to his candidacy.
President Huerta reportedly vowed that half of Mexico City’s population could die with him before any resignation. In a Mexico City cafe he spoke with friends amid mediation efforts at Niagara Falls. Sir Lionel Carden advised a special train carrying British refugees from Mexico City to Vera Cruz.
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