Amendments Carried In Cheyenne County
Cheyenne county voters supported all three amendments Tuesday reflecting statewide trends. Repeal of the Prohibition amendment passed 2656 to 1463, with Bronson and Lorenzo as the only precincts against. One house legislature carried 2654 to 1066, except Lorenzo which opposed. Pari mutuel betting passed 2096 to 1287, with Lorenzo and Potter voting against. Judge J. L. Tewell of Sidney received strong endorsement in Cheyenne County, defeating Edward F. Carter four to one for supreme court judge in the sixth district.
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Lorenzo
George Norris
Loreno
Potter
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
Supreme Court
Edward F
Carter
Cheyenne County
Taylor Seeks Re election Wins Support in Cheyenne County
Charles Taylor seeking re election as state superintendent won here 2470 to 1186 over John Jimerson, with Cheyenne county backing. The vote tallies also note Tewell 3351 and Carter 628 in related results.
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Tewell
Carter
Charles Taylor
Cheyenne County
John Jimerson
Legislature Takes Control Of Liquor Laws
Nebraska faces a shift as constitutional repeal would restore legislative power to regulate liquor sales. The move, once enacted, allows the legislature to define intoxicants and set penalties, with prohibition remaining until new laws replace existing statutes. The Deer bill repealed by beer law is under review, and prohibition persists until the regulatory framework is updated.
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Nebraska
Iowa
State Supreme Court
Niemeets
Local Option Law Lets Units Ban Sunday Sales and Elections
The article notes hours not fixed by regulators and licensing bodies, and sales on Sunday or election day. The law provided for local option, granting each governmental unit the right to prohibit sales within its limits.
Hunter and Norris battle over senate pay prompt
The Nebraska event centers on Richard Hunter elected to fill the late Howell’s unexpired term. Norris, a fellow Nebraskan, drafted the Luck amendment to bar Hunter from serving in the Senate, yet Hunter will receive about two months pay, about 1600 dollars, as the term ends when the new Congress convenes January 3.
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Nebraska
Richard “Co. Hunter
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Hunter
Norris
Howell
William H. Thompson
Six States Are Wet At Last as Prohibition Ends
Partial returns show six of seven states approving liquor legalization while Kansas remains dry. Early tallies indicate repeal gains in most ballot measures with Kansas resisting. Strong entities include six states and Kansas with expectations of wider legalization. Local results point to a shift in liquor policy across the region.
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Kansas
Wet wave reshapes seven states with alcohol ballot measures
Five of six wets carry constitutional amendments in West Virginia Florida Idaho Nebraska and South Dakota. Wyoming begins referendum to legalize. Maine and South Carolina move toward liquor programs. In early returns West Virginia Florida Idaho Nebraska Wyoming Kansas and South Dakota show mixed results with several margins reported.
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Florida
Idaho
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Maine
South Carolina
Kansas
Norris Praises Passage of Unicameral Amendment
Senator Norris praises Nebraska voters for approving the unicameral amendment by about 15 000 votes in Tuesday’s election. He thanks citizens and credits their intelligence and wisdom, saying the victory is a progressive step not due to any one individual.
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Norris
Nebraska
Nebraska Victory Credits Volunteers in Campaign Effort
The passage lauds independence and wisdom of Nebraska citizens praising a victory achieved by hundreds of loyal workers statewide. It notes that no one received salary, all work was voluntary, and the result promises better laws at lower taxpayer cost, marking a distinct step forward and a great win for unselfish workers.
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Nebraska
Tennesseeelection unofficial winners list by district
Unofficial results name winners for U S Senator full term Edward R Burke Democrat and U S Senator short term Richard C Hunter Democrat. Congressional districts One Henry Luckey Democrat Two Charles F McLaughlin Democrat Three Karl Stefan Republican Four C G Binderup Democrat Five Harry Coffee Democrat.
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Edward R. Burke
Richard C. Hunter
Henry Luckey
Charles F. McLaughlin
Karl Stefan
Political ticket listing state officers and candidates
State level slate lists Governor R L Cochran Democrat Lieutenant Governor W H Jurgensen Democrat Secretary of State Harry Swanson Democrat Auditor W W B Price Democrat Land Commissioner Leo N Swanson Republican Treasurer George E Hall Democrat Attorney General William H Wright Democrat Railway Commissioner Will Maupin Democrat.
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Secretary of State
Harry Swanson
Dem
William H. Wright
Will Maupin
County Official Ballot Listing Major Posts and Candidates
A list of county and state elected positions with candidates including Sheriff Schulz Republican for sheriff, County Attorney Heaton Democrat, Assessor Foster Republican, Treasurer Wasem Communist?, Clerk Pindell Republican, Surveyor Hansen Democrat, District Court Clerk Campbell Republican, Commissioner 2nd Shaw Republican, Commissioner 3rd Wickhorst Democrat, Supreme Court Carter, State Superintendent Taylor, County Superintendent Nelson, Representative 95th Steele Republican, State Senator Green Democrat.
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Gardner
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Taylor Wet En Mene
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L. Pindell
J. P. Hansen
Diem
Campbell
Supreme Court
E. F. Carter
Charles ‘Taylor
Gertrude Nelson
Initiatives on Prohibition Repeal and One House Legislation
The notice outlines initiatives including repeal of prohibition and one house legislation. It references Paris Mutuet betting and mentions supporting actions and timelines within official government channels. Names and exact dates are not clearly legible.
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