Nebraska Democrats sweep state offices in decisive returns
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports Nebraska voters gave Woodrow Wilson era backing with a Democratic landslide. A Democratic U S senator and three congressmen were elected as the party won all statewide offices and both legislative chambers. Only two Republican railway commissioners remain in office after January 1. The food commissioner's six year term amendment failed.
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Western Newspaper Union
News Service
Lincoln
Nebraska
Woodrow Wilson
Fet
Thomas
W. H. Clemmons
Shumway
Beckman
Keith Neville
Sutton
McCormick Congratulates Langhorst on Victory Telegram
The national committee chair Vance McCormick sends congratulations from New York City to L. F. Langhorst chairman of the Nebraska State Central Committee. The telegram notes celebrations and marks a cordial political exchange amid statewide party activities.
Vance McCormick Praises Campaign Service
The message thanks supporters for their sacrifices and patriotic devotion in the campaign. It credits the victory to steadfast men and expresses national gratitude for democracy and Americanism.
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Vance C. M’cormick
Senator Hitchcock Receives Congratulatory Letters
Omaha reports letters of congratulations to Senator Hitchcock after his election. Included are notes from opponent G. M. Hitchcock and from Hon. John L. Kennedy praising the fair conduct of the campaign and expressing goodwill. Also mentions Chief Justice Andrew M. Morrissey being re elected to a new term.
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Omaha
Hitchcock
G. M Hitchcock
World-Herald
Pighmn
Kennedy
John L. Kennedy
Saunders-Kennedy
Neb
Mr. Kennedy
Andrew M. Morrissey
Judge Morrissey
Morehead
Hollenbeck
District Judges Elected On Non Partisan Ticket
A list of district judges elected on the non partisan ticket includes John B. Raper James T. Begley P James Cosgrave Willard E. Stewart Fred Shepherd Geo E Day Lee S Estelle Alexander C Troup Charles Leslie Willis G Sears William E Redick Arthur C Wakeley George F Corcoran E E Good Frederick W Button George H Thomas Ralph D Brown Guy T Graves Anson A Welch William V Allen Harry S Dungan James R Hanna Bayard H Paine Bruno O Hostetler H M Grimes Ernest B Perry Robert R Dickson William H Westover Ralph W Hobart L W Pemberton
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James T. Begley
James Cosgrave
Willard E. Stewart
Fred Shepherd
Geo. E. Day
Lee_S. Estelle
Alexander C. Troup
Charles. Leslie
Willis G. Sears
William E. Redick
Arthur C.wakeley
George F. Corcoran
E. E. Good
Frederick W. Button
George H. Thomas
Ralph D. Brown
Guy T. Graves
Anson A. Welch
William V. Allen
Harrys. Dungan
James R. Hanna
Bayard H. Paine
Bruno O. Hostetler
H. M. Grimes
Ernest B. Perry
Robert R. Dickson
William H. Westover
Ralph W. Hobart
L. W. Pemberton
Women voters tipped Wilson victory, Howell says
R B Howell Nebraska Republican committeeman credits women’s suffrage with Wilson’s win. He cites returns from Kansas California and western states showing women used their power to keep the country out of war, a sentiment he says appealed to women voters.
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R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Wilson
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Illinois
Howell
Present Members to Congress and Nebraska Delegation
The old members have been reelected and will retain their seats in Congress. They are Third Dan V. Stephens Democrat Fourth Charles H. Sloan Republican First C. F. Benavis Republican Second Charles O. Lobeck Democrat Fifth Ashton G. Shallenberger Sixth Moses P. Kinkaid Republican Silas R. Barton, a Republican candidate in the Fifth district, died of pneumonia on election day. With Senator Hitchcock’s election the Nebraska delegation in Washington will be evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans.
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Dan V. Stephens
Charles H. Sloan
C. F. Benavis
Charles O. Lobeck
Ashton G. Shallenberger
Moses P. Kinkaid
Silas R. Barton
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Washington
Dry amendment carries in seventy eight counties
The dry amendment has carried in seventy eight counties by a plurality of 20 266 with 126 041 votes in favor and 104 775 against across the same counties.
ALL ILLS CURED BY WALKING SAYS NYU PROFESSOR
Professor Charles Gray Shaw head of philosophy at New York University completes a Philadelphia to New York walk ninety miles in under 24 hours. He has logged 1,600 miles in three months and promotes walking as universal medicine for mind and body in a peripatetic philosophy style.
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Department of Philosophy
New York University
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Peripatetic School of Philosophy
Man Wearing Wife’s Clothes Surprises Sleeping Wife
A Columbus Eagles degree team member borrows an evening suit to attend Greensburg duties. Returning home late, he games a test look in the mirror and awakens his wife as a strange dressed man. She screams, then recognizes him and admires his outfit.
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Columbus Lodge of Eagles
Greensburg
Columbus
Indianapolis News
Yale Student Describes War Medals and Cost of Honor
A Yale alumnus writing from France notes two American aviators earned the wooden cross, a more costly honor than the iron and Victoria crosses and the Legion of Honor. He mentions Bill Thaw, ex-Yale 1915, was killed recently, though the news did not appear in papers.
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American Ambulance Corps
France
Bill Thaw
War Chiefs of
Europe
Moloch
Chattanooga
No man Certain of a Girl's Love Until She Declares Hate
A wry reflection on romantic certainty. The speaker notes that belief in a woman's love may fade until she explicitly states dislike, turning affection into doubt and provoking reconsideration of signals and trust.
Cannot Know a Man Until You Argue with Him
A philosophical reflection asserts that judging a man requires debate his views must align with yours or else he is dismissed as a crank. The author emphasizes the test of ideas through discourse and disagreement.
Drinking of Water by V M Pierce M D
The article states that medical scientists find drinking plenty of pure water between and with meals benefits health. X ray tests on healthy young men suggest large water intake with meals can be beneficial for maintaining health.
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V. M. Pierce, M. D
The Reason. Figures Can't Be
The exchange hints at unresolved motives behind a stance. One speaker suggests figures are not the basis, implying nonquantifiable factors influence the decision and its justification remains murky.
Horticultural Truth On Apple Climate For Humans
An Exchange notes that the climate and conditions ideal for growing apples also suit human needs. The remark links fruit cultivation to broader environmental well being.
Local Kansan credits Dr Pierce product for recovery
Atchison resident Bertha Elbrador recounts using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to recover from illness last fall and credits the medicine for her improvement. She also notes giving her sick child Dr. A. V. Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it helped restrain his stomach issues.
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Atchison, Kans
Dr. Pierce
Ene Golden Medical Discovery
Bertha Elbrador
North 14Th Street
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