Primary Results In Illinois And Madison County
Madison County voters backed Roosevelt and Wilson in the presidential primary with Clark leading the Democratic ticket. Republican Sherman edged Cullom for U S Senate endorsement. Dunne and Lewis won county nominations while Rodenberg was renominated. Local counts show Roosevelt 2144 and Taft 1959 in Madison County results.
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Linois
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Robert M. Lafollette
Charles 8. Deneen
Feld
Edward Ff. Dunne
Chicago
Caldwell
Alschuler
Dickson
Dunne
Shelby Cullom
Lawrence Y. Sherman
United States
Sherman
James Hamilton Lewis
Wim. A. Rodenberg
Madison County
Clark
Wilson
Roosevelt
Roster of Local and State Election Officials and Candidates
Readable fragments list names and numbers for lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor county offices and congressional representatives with party labels and vote tallies. Includes numerous candidates from republican lines and assorted district and state offices with dosed figures and office titles.
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United States
Hugh & Magill
Shelby M. Cullom
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Charles 5
Deaeen
Len Small
John E. W. Wayman
Charles F. Hurburgh
John J. Brown
Walter ©. Janes
McCan Davis
Richard Yates
John G. Oglesby
Kinnie C. Ostewig
Reuber
Tiffany
James A. Rose
Chester W. Church
James 8
Illiam el
Broad
Frank RB. Reid
John B. Weaver
Congress
Burnett M. Chiperfield
Harry L. Heer
Erastus D. Telford
Frederick C. DeLang
Frank Hall Childs
General Assembly
J. G. Bardill
Norman G. Flagg
Adolph Klingel
THE
Clet Coury
Joseph A. Barnett
Recorder OF Deeds
H Kunnemann
J. F. Gillham
Harry Faulkner
George B. Shaffer
W. H- Morgan
Sirees
J.’ E. Marka
Arthur J. Lewis
Charles H. Dorris
Julius FE. ‘Kamm
Religious and community notes from Troy churches and area
The Plus Ultra Bible Class of the Troy Baptist church visited Edwardsville Farm Sunday and performed a religious program for inmates, followed by a further program at Edwardsville Baptist church. Greek residents celebrated independence with services and lamb sacri fices in Granite City Madison Venice and St. Louis. Several church events, weddings, and socials, including a surprise party for Mrs. Ottwein and a marriage at St Pauls Belleville, are noted along with an Easter hall event at Braners hall drawing local crowds.
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Plus Ultra
Troy
North American German Evangelical Synod
Highland Wednesday
Revs
Dorm
St. Louis
Fuerst
Warnecke
Batesville
Ind
Otto Pessel
Belleville
Granite City
Madison
Venice
W. A. Cross
Marion
Cross
Alton
P.M. Davidson
E. J. Brown
D. D
Presbyterian
Edward Klausing
Anna M. Bress
St. Paul's Church
Otto Pesse
Mary
Wim. Klausing
Jacob Hress
Klausing
Pin Oak
Madison County Final Exam At Edwardsville High School
Two hundred fifty eighth grade pupils from all Madison county school districts sat for the final examination at Edwardsville last Saturday in the high school building. The Troy public school class counted nine with Yetta Allen Mary Mas aoglia Mary Pritchett Fannie Boston Bernard Meyers Elsie Connelly Otto Feldmeier Raymond Matthews and Phonina Higgine.
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Madison County
Edwardsville
Troy
Yetta Allen
Mary Masaoglia
Mary Pritchett
Fannie Boston
Bernard Meyers
Elsie Connelly
Otto Feldmeier
Raymond Matthews
Phonina Higgine
Visitors and local social notes from a county town
Miss J. J. Mills, a St Louis visitor, called Wednesday. L. F. Rissi spent time with relatives in Gollingville this week. Miss Mary Rawlings stayed with kin at Marine last Sunday. Fred Pollworth left Friday for Fairmont Oklahoma for a brief stay. Charles Seligman was a business visitor at the county seat on Wednesday. Mrs. Viola Schuler and her son Bennie were mentioned in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mills
Bt. Louis
L. F. Rissi
Gollingville
Mary Rawlings
Marine
Fred Pollworth
Fairmont
Okla
Charles Seligman
Viola Schuler
Bennie
Easter Visits And Relatives Gather Across Missouri
A series of Easter visits and family gatherings are noted across Missouri and nearby states. People from St. Louis Collinsville Troy Edwardsville Belleville White Hall Altamont and Pasadena are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in towns like Butte Stubblefield Collinsville Collinsville Highland Troy Shrieveport La and Bowling Green with plans to relocate to Pasadena and California.
Primary vote tally in Troy township election details
In Jarvis township 315 votes were cast with Precinct 1 holding 137 ballots and Precinct 2 with 178. Precinct 2 split 117 Republican 50 Democratic 6 Socialist 5 Prohibition. Precinct 1 results unclear. Republican central committeeman in Precinct 1 was narrowly won by W J Ruff. others named for party roles.
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Jarvis Township
Central
W. J. Ruff
J. H. Samuel
Cramer
Thomas Millett, Jr
R. F. Auwarter
August Droll
Circuit Court Dispositions and Transfers Noted
Madison county circuit court under Judge Crow with Hadley at Nashville and Bernreuter at Belleville. Summaries list multiple civil and probate actions including assumpsit verdicts, dismissals, and divorces, with several cases continued or settled. Notable items include judgments for plaintiffs totaling over $3,000 and various probate rulings, while criminal matters include guilty pleas and short jail terms.
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G. A. Crow
Belleville
Madison County
W. Hadley
Nashville
Louis Bernreuter
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LaFollette
Fred
Wilbur
Wm. Baltz
C. H. Dorris
Collinsville
Robert Holliday
Circuit Clark
Simon Kellermann, Jr
Ben F. Caldwell
Samuel Alschuler
George E. Dickson
Edward F. Dunne
Barratt O'Hara
Charles ©. Craig
William E. Golden
Gustav J. Tatge
Adlair T. Ewing
John GL. Pickering, Sr
X. F. Beidler
Andrew Olson
Harry Woods
George Sultan
James J. Brady
William ‘Deering Steward
V. McClenathan
William Ryan, Jr
Henry Vincent McGurren
Winstead BD
Walton
Patrick J. Lucey
Albert E. Isley
William A. Bowles
Elza Williams
Lawrence B. Stringer
Henry Hogan
James P. Brennan
William J. McGuire
Albert J. W. Appell
Ernest Langtry
Leonard J. Walters
Elmer A. Perry
William’ N. Boltz
Charles Becker
Jerry J. Kane
Ferdinand A. Gareache
Wm. Dickman
William B. Thomas
Peter Fitzgerald
Fred Durr
John Berner
John B. Harrin
James M. Bandy
George Dickson
Zeph
Owens
Morgan Bimms
J. Jenry
Cess Wotaaty Auditor
Speaak
Troeukler
Social
Valentine Ottwein
Sebastian Weber
John Clayton
Alfred
George Ottwein
Herman Schmidt
John Feldmeier
Elizabeth Spohr
Emma Solter
Carrie Smith
Arthur
Kingston
Ladies’ Aid Society
MM. E. ¢Hureb
Elmer. Sybert
Wm. Sybert
Bertha E. Lotz
Pocahontas
Justice E. B. Glass, Jr
Glen Carbon
Pocashontas
Braner's Hall
Butte
Mont
Louis Figge
Ed Helmich
Elmer Duckett and
Highland
Thomas G. Jarvis
Edgemont
Wm. Healey, Sr
Will
Livingston
Magete Roper
Stubblefield
Wm. Preston
A. R. Snodgrass
O'Fallon
Henry H. Wood
Hayes Pierpont
Martin O’connor
John Strain
George Deck
Caroline Ruteber
Donald
Marie
Kenneth Brown
Yertless College
James Dion
Irma Hagler
J. L. Hagler
W. J. Gebauer
Louis Hartung
Renry Grape and Sons
Leonard
Charles
Charles Hultz
John T. Wilkinson
Shrieveport
Maggie Ham
Thomas Ham
Gillespie
Fred Schuler
Henry Pollworth
George Emi
Katherine Becker
Louis F. Kurth
Estella
Joseph Hieder
John
Gustave Rieder
Mary Kappes
Highland Last Weeek
Darwin Schott
Buckley
Augusta Schott
Louis Coons
Ned Kendity
Pasadena
Cal
Louis, Coons
Bowling Green
California
Circuit and Probate
Circuit Court
City of
Jule C. Blake
Alfred Kaiser
Village of
George C. Stullken
Frank Hassman
New Staunton Coal Co
A. K. Matheeff
T. Cowgill
August
August Ohm Va. C.,c. C. & St. L. Ry. Co
Sophie Henke
C. GC
St. L. Ry. Co
C. W- Terry
St. Louisa& Illinois Coal Co
W.H. Journey
W. E
Tatia D. Nagie
Jannie Ashock
Dved
Ralph M. Whitaker
Eugenia L Whitaker
W. T. Dale
Famed Gillham
Theresa M. Cherry
Linn Cherry
Marianna Cordani
Angelo Cordani
Elizabeth Durer
Fred Durer
Margaret R. Bauman
Elizabeth Rodger
Henry Wagner
Anna Wagner
Samuel McGaughey
Harry Bird
John Nesse
Grimmar George Goehl
John Cronin
Archie, Williams
Harry Turner
Floyd Jones
Faraway
Costa
John W. Wood
Dlia Wood
Charles D. McCasland
Thomas G. Prater
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