W iiin.-in (i«'U HiglirM \ olr
in Klrrtinn al Krarnoy
Kmriiav, N#K, April 2.—Th# K cal
ory T.racu# of Womm Vntora ap
patently wa* w#!l organized for lhr
Tu#May #l#rilon. Ontrrinic nil tlirlr
•fforfa on th# election of Mrs. fJohn
Halo hr member of the hoard of oil urn
tion. the women save her the luKhrat
vote cent at the polio tSenritre t>
Fair child wa« tho other aohool beard
member elected R A lla\noR wa*
re-elected mlmriliiMin in the Firot
word, fjloyd Fejrell wao re elect od in
the Second ward. J. C, Miller de
fenled l>n Armltaee for re-election In
the Third ward and I,. J. Det* was the
cho.ee for council in the Fourth ward.
Aurora Pionrcr Dios.
Aurora, Neb., April 2.—J. Ruacy
I chapman, ti», died suddenly Tuesday
iif apoplexy. He was a pioneer re»l
deni of Aurora, having "tailed In bu«l
iipm hrrr in 1 ATT. Ilr leaves n widow,
Sarah Chapman, and two children,
Glenn S. Chapman, who was assocl
ated with him In Hie furniture anil
undrrtaklng business here, and Mrs,
Bmil Holdgraf, living on n farm near
Aurora.
Koy <!. (iartle Rc-EIccled
Mayor of Fall* (.ity
*perlpl PUpalrh In The Omaha Bee.
Fa I Ip City, Neb.. April 2.—Hoy O
Captle wae re-elected mayor of Falie
City, defe.itinK Charted II Heineman.
1162 to 732. Kobe 11 A. Nellael,
.Iran R Cain and Howard W Morgan
ware elorted counrllinrn. Mia* Myrle
Naylor wni rlrctad rity rterk ami
Tlmmaa 1.. RHrvry rlty trriauirrl
without a ronteat Fred Brecht ami
.1 R. Mlmantnn had no opposition for
the achool hoard Tin- entire ( Itlxma'
party ticket made a clean sweep
I’ionrrr Dim at Aje of 8.V
Shenandoah, la., April S.—James
Johnson. *S, pioneer and retired farm
er, is dead at his home at West boro.
Ml. Hla Wife died several years a«o.
Mr leaves three rhlldren, all residing
near Westboro.
a
Special Progenitor Named.
Bedford, la . April J.—Attorney
George A. Jotmaton of Creaton
made eperlal aoalatant proaaculor in
In an order algnrd by Judge llnmer
Fuller In the raae of Thomaa Clary,
who |a faring Indtrtmrnta for araon.
*
SAMPLE BALLOT—Continued
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924__
Sample Republican Ballot
Primary Election, April 8tli, 1924.
□ C. 0. BEAVERS.Republican
□ ._
Vote for ONE For State Representative—Twentieth Districi
B CHARLES E. BYARS.Republican
C. F. SEEFIIS.Republican
□ THOMAS ZACEK.Republican
r] W. 0. DEVRIES.Republican
Q WILLARD I). CLARK.Republican
COUNTY TICKET
Vote for ONE For Clerk of the District Court
□ ROBERT SMITH.Republican
y LEO T. CROSBY.Republican
Vote for ONE For Public Defender
fn ROBERT STRE11L0W.Republican
y LOUIS D. KA VAN AG II.Republican
□..
Vote for ONE For County Assessor
r] S. E. KLAVEli .•'.Republican
□ SAM K. GREENLEAF.Republican
y PATRICK F. LYNCH.Republican
[-] L. N. DUNCE .Republican
□ FRANK C. BEST.Republican
□ .
Vote for ONE For County Commissioner—Third District
□ THOMAS II. WALKER.Republican
QVEO L. IIUNTLEY.Republican
□ BRUCE .1. NEWLON.Republican
□ G. W. STROUP.Republican
[~j THOMAS FALCONER..Republican
y GEORGE OTTE.Republican
□ .
Vote for ONE For County Commissioner—Fifth District
§ CHARLES l;NITT.Republican
P. J. WELCH. t.Republican
HARRY G. COUNSMAN..'...Republican
n.
__WARD -uioTjeciut
Vote for ONE—For Justice of the Peace .District
n.—
Vote for ONE For Road Overseer .District
n.
Vote for.For Delegates to the County Convention
p...
Sample Progressive Ballot
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924.
PRESIDENTIAL TICKET
Vote for ONE For Preference for President
p] HENRY l-'ORD .Progressive
Vote for ONE For Preference for Vice-President
n.
NATIONAL TICKET
Vote for ONE For United States Senator
Q JOHN J. THOMAS..Progressive
For Delegates at Large to the National Convention
Vote for FOUR
# .....
For Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Conventior
Vote for FOUR
B==e==e
n.*...
For Delegates to the National Convention—Second District
Vote for TWO
For Alternate Delegates to the National Convention—Second
Vote for TWO District
Vote for ONE For National Committeeman
n.
Vote for ONE , For National Committeewoman
a STATE TICKET
Vote for ONE For Governor
0 CHARLES W. HRYAN.Progressive
EDWARD S UGH ROUE .Progressive
n...‘
L*
Vote for ONE For Lieutenant Governor
rj. v
Vote for ONE For Secretary of State
[ '] CHARLES W. POOL.Progressive
I-*"] R. S. SCOFIELD .Progressive
ll..
Vote for ONE For Auditor of Public Account*
□ WILLIAM ANDERSON .Progressive
□ CLARA SAZAMA JENSEN .Progressive
Vote for ONE For State Treasurer
Q E. 0. STOLLEY..-..Progressive
P LOUIS F. LANGHORST.Progressive
Vote for ONE For Attorney General
n...
Vote for ONE Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
H...
Vote for ONE For Railway Commissioner
Q FLOYD L. BOLLEN .Progressive
□ PERRY J. GREEN.Progressive
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
rfote for ONE For Congressman—Second District
LEGISLATIVE TICKET
Vote for ONE For State Senator.District
□ .■
Vote for ONE For State Representative .District
□...-.
COUNTY TICKET
Vote for ONE For Clerk of the District Court
'□.
Vote for ONE For Public Defender
□.'..
Vote for ONE County Assessor
□.;.
Vote for ONE For County Commissioner .District
□.
WARD - -DISTRICT
Vote for ONE For Justice of the Peace .District
□..
Vote for ONE For Road Overseer .District
□.
Vote for ONE For Delegate to the County Convention t
□.«.:.
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Sample Prohibition Ballot
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924.
PRESIDENTIAL TICKET
Vote for ONE For Preference for President
□.*.
Vote for ONE For Preference for Vice-President
NATIONAL TICKET
Vote for ONE For United States Senator
n...
For Delegates at Large to the National Convention
Vote for FOUR
For Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Convention
Vote for FOUR
For Delegates to Uie National Convention—Second Disk let
Vote for TWO
For Alternate Delegates to the National Convention—Seconu
Vote for TWO District
Vote for ONE For National Committeeman
n.
Vote for ONE For National Oommitteewoman
STATE TICKET
Vote' for ONE For Governor
n.
Vote for ONE For Lieutenant Governor
^ ,1. F. WEBSTER .Prohibition
Vote for ONE For Secretary of State
f~] P. P., GILBERT.Prohibition
Vote for ONE For Auditor of Public Account*
□..
Vote for ONE For 8tate Treasurer
n .
Vote for ONE For Attorney General
n.::•■■■.—
For Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
Vote for ONE
□.
Vote for ONE For Railway Commissioner
□ ....
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
Vote for ONE For Congressman—Second District
□.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET
Vote.for ONE For State Senator .District
□.•.
Vote for ONE For State Representative.District
□ ..
COUNTY TICKET
Vote for ONE For Clerk of the District Court
□.;.
Vote for ONE For Public Defender
□.
Vote for ONE For County Assessor
□.
Vote for ONE For County Commissioner.District
□.
■aaaas1"-1 1 .aaas=
-WARD-DISTRICT
Vote for ONE For Justice of the Peace.District
□.'.
Vote for ONE For Road Overseer.District
□.
Vote for ONE For Delegate to the County Convention
□.;.
Sample Non-Political Ballot
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924.
Candidates for Regents of the State University—Seconc
Vote for ONLY ONE District
JOHN R. WEBSTER.Non-Political I
Candidates for District Judge—For Fourth Judicial District
Vote for ONLY NINE
□ WILLIAM A. REDICK.Non-Political
L. DAY.Non-Political
□ CHARLES LESLIE .Non-Political
□ ALEXANDER C. TROUP.Non-Political
□ ARTHUR C. WAKELEY.Non-Political
I M. O. CUNNINGHAM.Non-Politjcal
□ JAS. M. FITZGERALD.Non-Political
□ CHARLES A. GOSS...Non-Political
□ W. G. HASTINGS.Non-Political
□ CARROLL 0. STAUFFER.Non-PolitkJ
™ E. C. PAGE.Non-Political
" a C. SHEPPARD.Non-Political
□ OEOllGE W. SHIELDS.Non-Political
□ ARTHUR C. THOMSEN.Non-Political
□ RALPH G. COAD.Non-Political
M W. W. 8LABAUGH..Non-Political
M JOHN G. KUHN.'.Non-Political
□ C. W. SEARS.Non-Political
□ JOSEPH 0. BURGER...Non-Political
□ T. E. P.RADY.:.Non-Political
Q ABRAHAM L. SUTTON .Non-Political
□ PERRY M. WHEELER.Non-Political
Q FRANK M. DINEEN .Non-Political
Q CHARLES E. FOSTER .Non-Political
□ HENRY G. MEYER .Non-Political
Vote for ONLY ONE Candidates for County Judge
□ BRYCE CRAWFORD ...'.Non-Political
□ HENRY S. PAYNE.Non-Political
□ CLAIR F. MULVIH1LL...Non-Political
Q GEORGE S. KENNEDY.Non-l’oliti.al
n HUGH C. ROBERTSON. Non-Political
□ .-.
Candidates for Municipal Judge City of Omaha
Vote for ONLY THREE
Q N. W. WARE.Non-Political
□ GEORGE B. COLLINS. Non-Political
□ GEO HOLMES .Non-Political
Q KOMI’. W. PATRICK.J.Non-Political
Q CLAUDIO DELITALA .Non-Political
□ ARTHUR E. BALDWIN .Non-Political
□ JOHN O. YEISER, JR.Non-Political
M THOMAS J. O’BRIEN.Non-Political
[J JULIUS S. COOLEY.Non-Political
Q FRANK R. KEEGAN.Non Political
— .— i ..
Sample
Democrat Ballot
Metropolitan Utilities District
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924
Vote for ONE For Director Metropolitan Utilities District
WILLIAM ■! COAD.Democrat
" CARL F. BENJAMIN . Democrat'
JOHN D. WEAR .Acmocrat
P JOHN B. TKAINOR .Democrat
n.
Sample
Republican Ballot '
Metropolitan Utilities District
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924
Vote for ONE For Director Metropolitan Utilities District
□ ALLAN A. TUKEY.Republican
□ HENRY SCHROEDER .Republican
□ AUGUST MILLER .Republican
□ FRED D. WEAD .Republican
□ ED. A. SMITH.Republican
□ ....
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> Sample
Prohibition Ballot
Metropolitan Utilities District
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924
Vote for ONE For Director Metropolitan Utilities District
□.••'•••.;.^
-——
, Sample
Progressive Ballot
Metropolitan Utilities District
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924
Vote for ONE For Director Metropolitan Utilities Districl
□..
Sample Non-Political Ballot
Primary Election, April 8th, 1924.
*
Candidate for Nomination for Commissioner of the City of
Omaha at the Primary Election.
VOTE for ONLY SEVEN *
□ FREDERICK W. PLECLER.
Q CHARLES 0. ANDERSON.
□ J D. BARRAtT..
□ ISAAC KONECKY.
□ EDWARD D. JONES....
□ ROSS J. McGOWAN..
□ LEO ROSENTHAL .•...
□ HARRY A. FOBAN .
□ W. a. HABERSTROH .
□ E. E. CLOSSON .
□ NATHAN W. STEWART.
□ DAN HANNON.
□ JEKUY HOWARD.
□ FRED DWORAK..
□ C..0. PICKETT.
□ HUGH A. MYERS.
□ THOMAS. F. STROUD .
□ JAMES C. DAHLMAN .
□ DAVID L. SHANAHAN ...
□ PETER MEHRENS .
□ JOSEPH KOUTSKY .
□ JOSEPH B. HUMMEL .
□ W. W MACE .
□ FRED BRUNN1NG .
□ W. LINCOLN BYRNE.
□ DEAN NOYES .*.
□ JOHN HOPKINS ...
□ RAY J. SUTTON .
□ GEORGE K1ENE..
□ DAN B. BUTLER ...
□ I. L. BEISEL.
□ THOMAS P. REYNOLDS.
□ HENRY W. DUNN..*«
□ J. A. LOCH RAY .„..
□ CHARLES R. COURTNEY.„
□ ARTHUR J. DERVIN . -
□ EDWARD G. PARKER.,..
Q JAMES II. BULLA.
□ FRANK H. BRUBAKER .7.
□ .•’.
□.'.
□.
□.
□ .i..
o. .
□ .
The above copies are the first jet up of the ballots to be
used at the primary election, April 8. 1924 The Legislative,
County Commissioner, Justice of the Peace and Road Over
seer groups will only be used in the districts in which the
particular groups are to be voted for.
Names will be rotated in different districts.
%
Names of candidates for county comentioirs will be
printed on the ballot in the varioA districts for National.
State and County Primary. Polls will be open from 8.00
A. M to 8:00 P. M. City of Omaha Primary Polls will be
open from 8:00 A M to 9:00 P. M
WN. D McHUOH JR
Election Coauniuloner.
