Wilmette Campaign Ramps Up Before Balloting
As Wilmette voters near election day, campaign events shift to intimate home meetings aimed at women voters while public rallies draw large crowds. Issues include flats opposition, village manager, water waste, and potential track elevation, with strong partisan positions from Home and People’s parties led by Village President Orner. The contest is expected to yield the largest ward turnout in village history.
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Wilmette
People’s Party
Stolp School
Orner
Main Street
People's Party
Home Party
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Illinois Utilities Commission
Bolsts
Kenilworth Voters to Formally Approve Board Nominees
Kenilworth residents will vote next Tuesday to formally approve unopposed village board nominees. In the April 3 caucus at Frank R. Young’s home Ralph R. Hawxhurst was chosen president and trustees named were Alexander M. Lovedale Harold Barnes Leslie McArthur and Arthur B Adair. George R. Rothermel was the police magistrate candidate.
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Kenilworth
Frank R. Young
Cumnor Road
Ralph R. Hawxhurst
Alexander M. Lovedale
Harold ©. Barnes
Leslie McArthur
Arthur B. Adair
George R. Rothermel
Tax Levy for Band Will Be Up for Vote Tuesday
A small ballot proposal in Wilmette asks voters to approve a tax levy not to exceed two mills yearly to fund a municipal band. State law provides for this levy and similar measures were defeated in Winnetka and Evanston.
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Wilmette
Winnetka
Evanston
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Paul A. Hoffman
Trustee
Hans von Reinspere
Earl E. Orer
Ernest CC. Cazel
Harry W. Miller
N. J. Miller Village Trustee
Andrew J. Mowat
W. W. DeBerard Village Trustee
George Tlitt
West
Forester Hall