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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1912

Page

3

Nebraska and Oregon Primaries Highlight Roosevelt Clark Victory

Nebraska results show Theodore Roosevelt leading the Republican ticket with Champ Clark ahead for the Democrats. Governor Aldrich re-nominated. Morehead leads for Governor with Hamer and Seybolt contesting positions. Norris concedes defeat as Brown falls short. Lincoln adopts commission form of government as outcome record.

Brown Washington Nebraska Norris Brown Lincoln

Cure for Eczema Shown By Mrs Finnegan

A testimonial touts Cuticura Remedies as curing a long battle with eczema on the foot after years of doctor visits. Mrs Julia Finnegan recalls severe pain and sleepless nights before applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three months, claiming restored health at sixty four.

Julia Finnegan

Morrisey Leads Nomination Fight in Early Returns

Morrisey, a Democrat, holds a strong lead over Terry as the likely nominee with only a few counties reporting. McKelvie, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, leads by about 1,700 votes over his nearest challenger.

Aldrich Newton Ean Morrisey Terry McKelvie

Shallenberger Anxious About Lancaster County Vote

Ex Governor Shallenberger, called up from Alma, asked about the Lancaster county vote. He inquired anxiously what they did there and, learning he had done well, asked about other areas extending to out-of-state counties. He was told he might have a few hundred or thousand votes to spare and said he could rest easier now.

Shallenberger Alma Lancaster County

Bryan and Hitchcock Elected Delegates From Nebraska

William J. Bryan and G M Hitchcock longtime allies turned rivals will attend the national convention as Nebraska delegates. Bryan supports Woodrow Wilson while Hitchcock backs Benjamin Harrison, but both must back Champ Clark in Baltimore.

Bryan Hitchcock Wiliam J. Bryan G. M. Hitchcock Nebraska Woodrow Wilson Harrison Champ Clark Baltimore

Aldrich Comments On Nebraska Friday Primary Result

Governor Aldrich returned to Lincoln from David City praising the Nebraska primary outcome. He said the result shows that the common man in Nebraska and other states shares the same views and will express them similarly if given a chance. He expressed pleasure with the result.

Aldrich Nebraska Lincoln David City Pennsylvania Illinois Oregon

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Col Roosevelt Champ Nebraskas United States Gov Repub Lican Morehead Bryan and Hitchcock Vention Norris U. S. Senate Theodore Roosevelt Eugene W. Chapin Albert W. Beveridge Aaron S. Watkins Geo. W. Norris Ashton C. Sheliatberger Democrat R. B. Howell P.L. Hall Chester H. Aldrichesis John A. Morghead Clyde J. Wright Nathan Wilson Clarence BB. C. Austin J.D. Graves Walker A. George Floyd Seybolt Geo. BE. Hall John W. van Allen M. M. Brugger Prohibition Jas BE. Delzéll G. W. Whitehorn MOE A. M. Morrisey ME. Westy ME. Westy On Ccceves Grant G. Martin W. Kelly Auditor Public Accounts Chas. H. Sloan Cc. M. Skiles M. P- Kincaid Fred J. Warren Clark Harmon Wilson John L. Webster Sackett and McCarthy Douglas County Roosevelt Taft A&a George Hamer Custer County Seybolt Howard Omaha Sarpy Sarpy County Roy Blunt Jesse Newton Wymore Young Blunt Neb Arthur F. Mullen Arthur FP. Mullen Secretary of State Clarke Metcalfe Howell Rosewater Hall Fanning Portland Woodrow Bourne Ben Selling Col. Theo. Roosevelt Chester H. Aldrich Ashton C. Shallenberger United States Senate George W. Norris John H. Morehead Eczema Garfield Ten Avery Bean
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