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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
13
A list of Kosciusko county Republicans announcing candidacies for the 71st Indiana General Assembly and county offices. Names include Baig, Eschbach, Widaman, Colwell, Longfellow, Poulson, Brindley, Stevens, Elliott, and Hatfield with primary voting set for May 7, 1918.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry W. Graham Charles H. Gilliam Alton J. Wiltout and Joseph E. Foreman appear as primary ballot candidates for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Kosciusko County subject to Republican primary on May 7 1918. The list includes Warsaw Burket and Seward Township as affiliations or locales connected to the nominees.
A 1918 Republican primary notice from Kosciusko County requests support for TOM J. NYE CHARLES A. WILLIAMSON HARRY W. KLINE as nominees for County Auditor. The letter urges Republicans to vote on May 7 1918 and again on November 5 urging turnout and support.
Frank T Webb announces his Republican primary bid for Kosciusko County Recorder with primary on Tuesday May 7 1918. The announcement notes recent township decisions including Jasper Hover Washington Plain and Gans. Webb urges Republicans to support his nomination subject to the party decision.
Recorder Kosciusko County announces the Republican nomination primary to decide Kosciusko County Sheriff. Names Charles C Balsley and Charles B Moon are noted for the Kosciusko county race with editors at Silver Lake Record documenting the May 7 1918 date.
Frank McKrill announces candidacy for Sheriff of Kosciusko county subject to Republican primary decisions. Levi J Nogol and Stanley Boggs publish notes on County Surveyor nomination to be decided by the Republican voters at the May 7 1918 county primary. Leslie A Laird finalizes ballot presence for County Surveyor nomination.
Orr W. Ford and prominent Republican figures submit nomination for the Southern District of Kosciusko County. The decision hinges on the upcoming primary election to be held May 7 1918. EMSLEY A. ARNOLD is also named in the slate.
Harley Regenos announces candidacy in the Republican primary for the Seward Township trustee nomination. He seeks support from township Republicans prior to the party decision.
Multiple notices from Monroe Paulus George Leckrone and John F Skinner and John F Clymer announce candidacy for Lake Township Trustee subject to the primary on May 7 1918. Democratic and Republican parties are listed among the speakers in this partisan filing. The notices urge Lake Township voters to consider these individuals in the upcoming primary election.
Voters must register by October 7 to participate in the November election. The registration board opened Monday in the courthouse in Warsaw for eligible residents to sign up. Nonregistrants are urged to complete the process.
A 1918 public notice from Frank T. Webb of Warsaw Indiana announces his candidacy for County Recorder in the upcoming Republican primary on May 7 1918. He asks Republican voters to consider and support him and notes the impracticality of personal solicitation.
Allan S. Wicaman announces his candidacy for state representative urging voters to support him at the primary Maych. He notes no personal controversy with the incumbent, who has served twelve years, and pledges active participation in Assembly deliberations to serve the people.
The speaker urges total national effort to support the war, insisting that every adult invest in Liberty bonds to demonstrate US resolve to aid allies. He argues Germany underestimates American commitment and calls for a mass, united subscription across origins to prosecute the war to victory.
A patriotic poem urges citizens to support the Liberty loan campaign. It promises collective action from all, praising home and family values, urging sacrifice, and encouraging everyone to contribute, whether by purchasing bonds or supporting the war effort.
Discussion outlines the estimated costs of arming training and feeding 1,500,000 new service members. It itemizes clothing and equipment at 225 million dollars, shelter, helmets, gas masks, shoes, food funding 450 million, airplanes and aircraft costs, rifles and ammunition, and drafting costs totaling substantial sums for the coming year.
Nat J. Kline appeals Kosciusko County Republicans for the Clerk of the Court nomination noting his and his family’s wartime service. He pledges readiness to serve if nominated and elected, urging voters to consider his sacrifices and commitment on May 7th.
Major General James Parker of Camp Custer urges complete commitment to the Liberty Loan drive. He notes four years of war and stresses the need for greater sacrifices, citing Allied nations’ huge expenditures and widespread mourning as examples of supreme sacrifice. He calls on all to show heart and soul in the war effort.
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