f STUDENTS SHOWN
* MAKING OF PAPER
Ularlnda, la.. Oct. 29.—Forty young
journalists, who are preparing for
publication volume 2 of the Junior
Cardinal, newspaper issued semi-an
nually by the Junior High school, 7
A clasec were taken by their Instruc
tors, Miss Edith "Whiting and Miss
Mary Wilson, to the office of the
Clarinda Herald, and shown the ne
cessary quirks and squirms of a live
editor and his staff on the date of
publication.
They chose the busiest hour for
the expedition, while the big presses
with attached folder* were rapidly
turning out the edition: saw the pa
| pers stamped, thrown to the assem
bling rack, rapidly placed by the six
carrier boys, and whisked away by
the bicycle brigade.
Paul B. Woolson, editor, and Her
hert Blakosle, business manager, took
time to explain the "how and why"
of everythin*, the “ups and downs"
and “ins and outs" of the monster
linotypes.
The editorial staff of the Junior
Cardinal will be chosen early in No
vember.
Bee Want Ads are the best busi
ness boosters.
ELECTRICAL
LEAGUE MEET
The Omaha Electrical league held
the second of its season's meetings at
Hotel Rome Tuesday evening.
The principal address of the eve
ning was made by (Jeorge A. Eee
on “Why belong to 111? Omaha Elec
trical League."
A. D. Barber, president of the
Omaha Electrical league, spoke of
the better home lighting essay con
test. "We are very much pleased
with the response received from the
school ehlldrn," said Barber. Otis
Swanson of the Anderson Printing
company led the meeting In einglnK.
The Nebraska Power company quar
tet also entertained.
Jail Sentence Imposed
for (riving Beer to Minors
Fremont, Oct. 29.—Nets Person,
Fehling, was sentenced to spend 30
days behind the bars in the Dodge
county jail by Judge A. K. Dame for
providing minors with beer at a party
alleged to have been held at his home
last Sunday night. Pei son was at
tested by Deputy Sheriff W. A. John
son. lie was fined flOO and coats for
possession of liquor in addition to his
jail sentence. ^
• O A A A I fT1 TT A ¥ ¥ T General Election
S AJYI Jl jLifli DALLv) 1 November 4, 1924
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To vote a Straight Ticket make a Cross within your Party EE
Circle =
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V y. DEMOCRAT =
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Q . REPUBLICAN i
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V V .. PROGRESSIVE |
. PROHIBITION |
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l 7.LA FOLLETTE INDEPENDENT =
PRESIDENTIAL TICKET 1
Vote in ONE square only E
□ j JOHN W. DAVIS.President j |
1 CHARLES W. BRYAN. Vice President ^ =
□ ( CALVLN COOLIDGE.President / R
I CHARLES G. DAWES.. Vice President t §
□j, HERMAN P. PARIS.President j
MARIE C. BREHM... .Vice President j
□ \ UOBERT M. LA FOLLETTE. President / La Follettc |
j BURTON K.WHEELER Vice President j independent |
NATIONAL TICKET 1
Vote for ONE For United States Senator 5
(Democrat =
□ JOHN J. THOMAS.{progressive
□ GEORGE W. NORRIS.Republican §
□ ... 1
_STATE TICKET_ I
Vote for ONE For Governor |
□ J. N. NORTON.Democrat |
t □ ADAM McMULLEN .Republican |
□ DAN B BUTLER.Progressive H
□ .•. %
Vote for ONE For Lieutenant Governor
□ P. J. MULLIN'.Democrat %
□ GEORGE A. WILLIAMS.Republican jj
□ GRANVILLE HUMMER .Progressive |
□ J. F. WEBSTER.Prohibition |
□ .•. 1
Vote for ONE For Secretary of State =
(Democrat r
□ CHARLES W. POOL.{progressive
□ L. B. JOHNSON.Republican =
□ D. B. GILBERT.Prohibition |
□ ... |
Vote lor ONE For Auditor of Public Accounts
□ CLARENCE E. HARMAN.Democrat =
□ GEO. W. MARSH.Republican E
□ WILLIAM ANDERSON .Progressive =
□ DAVID FAWCETT .>.Prohibition E
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□ ... \
Vote for ONE For State Treasurer =
□ LOUIS F. LANG HORST.Democrat =
□ CHARLES D. ROBINSON.Republican =
□ E. G. STOLLEY.Progressive =
□ .•. |
Vote for ONE For Attorney General
□ HARRY B. FLKHARTY.Democrat =
n O. n. STILLMAN. <Rep»bli,»n
I_I (Progressive =
□ .•. |
For Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings =
Vote for ONE
□ L. A. LARSON.Democrat =
□ DAN SWANSON.Republican =
□ R. W. WIGGINS.Progressive =
□ .•. 1
Vote for ONE For Railway Commissioner =
I 1 I Progressive =
□ H. G. TAYLOR....'.Republican |
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I CONGRESSIONAL TICKET |
: Vote for ONE For Congressman Second District
l Q WILLIAM N. JAMIESON.Democrat |
: Q WILLIS G. SEARS.Republican |
\ Q ROY M. HARROP.Progressive |
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| LEGISLATIVE TICKET |
z Vote for ONE For State Senator.Senatorial District ' ,
1 □ .•. 1
S For State Representative.Legislative District E
| Vote for ONE |
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COUNTY TICKET I
" Vote for ONE For Clerk of the District Court
= ,_, . (Democrat ri
= E] ®.{progressive E
= □ ROBERT SMITH... Republican |
| □ .•. §
i Vote for ONE For Public Defender
= □ JAMES T. ENGLISH.Democrat %
1 □ JOHN N. BALDWIN.|
1 □ .•. |
E Vote for ONE For County Assessor
| □ THOMAS 0'CONNOR.|
1 □ SAM K. GREENLJSAF.Republican |
| □ .-. |
E Vote for ONE For County Commissioner—Third District ~
I □ A. D. COMPTON..{S£2?„ |
| THOMAS FALCONER ...Republican =
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E Vote for ONE For County Commissioner—Fifth District
= n RALPH E. ROCHE../Democrat
r, I—I I Progressive
j □ HARRY G. COUNSMAX.Republican |
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PRECINCT TICKET 1
E Vote for ONE For Justice of the Peace.District
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= Vote for ONE For Road Overseer . District
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1 Vote for ONE For Road Overseer . District
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The above is the first set up of the ballots to be voted on E
E November 4th, 1924. Legislative candidates will appear on j=
= the ballot in the districts in which they are to be voted for. E
E In the County Precincts candidates for Road Overseer and E
E Justice of the Peace will be printed on the ballot. Municipal =
~ Judges will appear on the Non-Political ballot only in the City Si
E of Omaha . WM. D. McHUOH JR.,
E Election Commissioner. E
Sample
Non-Political Ballot.
1 General Election, November 4,1924
E Vote for ONE. For Regents State University—Second District E
| Q JOHN R. WEBSTER. |
| □... |
For JudgeB of the District Court—Fourth Judicial District E
| Vote for NINE |
§ Q L. B. DAY. |
§ □ JAS. M. FITZGERALD.!. |
| Q CHARLES A. GOSS.•. =
I □ CHARLES LESLIE. |
| □ WILLIAM A. REDICK. |
1 Q A. C. TROUP. |
\ □ABRAHAM L. SUTTON. |
| Q B’RANK M DINEEN. |
E p ARTHUR C. WAKELEY. 1
\ □ CARROLL 0. STAUFFER. |j
l Q W. G. HASTINGS. =
: □ CHARLES E. FOSTER. E
| □ \V. W. SLARAUG1I.•••• =
1 □ GEORGE W. SHIELDS. |
1 □ RALPH G. CO AD. E
i □ ARTHUR C. THOMSEN. |
§ □PERRY M. WHEELER.•. 1
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= Vote for ONE For County Judge—Douglas County
| □ BRYCE CRAWFORD. |
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^ Vote for THREE For Judges Municipal Court—City of Omaha E
i □ GEORGE B. COLLINS. |
l □ GEO. HOLMES.•. |
| □ ROBT. W. PATRICK. |
| Q ARTHUR E. BALDWIN. |
= □ JOHN 0. YEISER JR. |
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Sample Ballot
School District of Omaha
General Election, November 4,1924 |
E For Members Board of Education—School District of Omaha =
= Vote for SIX E
E p R. M. SW1TZLER. By Petition |
E □ WILLLVM GARDINER.By Petition |
| p HARRY A. FOSTER.By Petition |
= p JOHN W. LOVGREN.By Petition |
| p C. H. H. TIMME.By Petition |
1 p DAVID D. GRIESSER.By Petition |
I p CHAS. A. GRANDEN.By Petition |
1 p GUY D. TAYLOR.By Petition |
| p R. L. BEVERIDGE.By Petition |
| p FRANK MYERS .By Petition |
| p J. H. WALLACE.By Petition |
| P C. V. WARFIELD.By Petition |
| p GORTON ROTH .By Petition |
| p HARLEAN C. FETTERS.By Petition |
= p KARL KEHM .Bv Petition E
1 p FRANK J. RIHA.By Petition |
= □ ('HAS. M. NYE.By Petition E
= p F. W. FAULK.By Petition |
| p JNO. ALBERT WILLIAMS.By Petition |
= p MARY B. LEVINGS.By Petition E
| p LOUIS NELSON .By Petition |
1 pH. von W. SCHULTE.By Petition |
1 p P. T. BARBER.By Petition |
§ p JOHN U. LOOMIS.By Petition |
| p ALFRED C. HUNGER.By Petition |j
l p ALICE A. HOLTMAN.By Petition E
= p LEO J. CROSBY.By Petition j§
: p RUSSEL TAYLOR .By Petition EE
| p WILLIAM A 1IABERSTROU.By Petition ^
= p PERCY E. GWYNNE.By Petition EE
= p LAWRENCE .I IIEIM..By Petition =
= p HAZEL It. DUNBAR. By Petition |E
SCHOOL BONDS-SCHOOL DISTRICT OF OMAHA
“Shall the Board of Education oE the School District of
Omaha in the County of Douglas in the Stale of Nebraska !>•
authorized to issue bonds in the sum ot l wo Million 1* ive Hun
dred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000.00) to be expended in the
purchase of school sites and the const ruction and i urnishiug of
school buildings in said District, said bonds to be in denomina
tion of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) each, payable thirty
years after date, with interest at the rate of not to exceed five
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, both principal
and interest payable in lawful money of the United States of
America.”
For the School Bonds vote 5 ES.
Against the School Bonds vote NO.
□ YES
□ N0 __
mMWHi WBBBk W WHM Bi 1B Ml
Sample Ballot
City of Omaha
Special Election, November 4, 1924
BRANCH LIBRARY BOND ISSUE.
“Shall the City Council of the City of Omaha be author
ized to issue and dispose of general bonds of the city not ex
ceeding in amount Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00,), to
run not exceeding twenty (20) years from date, to bear inter
est at a rate not exceeding five and onehalf per centum
(5Vg%) payable semi-annually and evidenced by annexed
coupons; proceeds to be used in the purchase of ground north
of Boyd Street, West of 20th Street, South of Ellison Avenue
and East of 31st Street in the City, and the erection thereon of
a branch Library and Community Hall.”
For said proposition vote YES.
Against said proposition vote NO
□ YES
□ N0__
RIVER DRIVE BOND ISSUE.
STATEMENT—“The appraisal of damages, heretofore
tentatively approved by the City Council, in the acquisition of
the property appropriated under general Ordinance No. 12249
for RIVER DRIVE purposes, amounts in the aggregate to
Two Hundred Forty-Two Thousand Six Hundred Sixty-Two
Dollars and Sixty-Five Cents, ($242,662.65/. The special com
mittee appointed by the City Council reports that no amount
may be levied as special assessments against the abutting and
adjacent property, on account of said improvement, which re
port of said committee has been approved by the City Council,
thus leaving the total amount (Two Hundred Forty-Two
Thousand, Six Hundred Sixtv-Two Dollars and Sixty-Five
Cents ($242,662.65) to be paid by the issuance of bonds.-’
“Shall the tentatively approved appraisal and awards of
Two Hundred Forty-two Thousand. Six Hundred Sixty-Two
Dollars and Sixty-Five Cents $242,662.65) for the acquisition
of property for a RIVER DRIVE under general ordinance
No. 12249 be ratified, and shall the City Council of the City of
Omaha he authorized to issue general negotiable bonds of the
City of Omaha, in the aggregate sum of Two Hundred Forty
Two Thousand, Six Hnndre 1 Sixty-Two Dollars and Sixty
Five Cents ($212,662.65'', bearing a rate of interest not to ex
ceed Five and One-Half per cent i'51jrc), payable semi-an
nually, and to mature not later than twenty years from date
of issue.”
For the proposition vote YES.
Against the proposition vote NO
□ YES
□ N0
Sample Ballot
Constitutional Amendment
Proposed By Initiative Petition
General Election, November 4.1924
Shall the Constitution of tin State of Ne
braska be amended by adding the fol
lowing :
No. 318 YES “The nomination of candidates for tlie
office of United States Senator, membet
of Congress, member of the State Legis
lature, and for state and county eleeti\«
offices shall be by direct primary. Ballots
used in the nomination or the election of
lfo 319 NO I—1 l'an,bdates for elective public offices
LJ created by the constitution or laws of this
state shall have thereon no party name
or circle, or any other designation relating
to candidates.”
Sample Ballot
Metropolitan Utilities District
General Election, November 4,1924
Vote for TWO For Director Metropolitan Utilities District
Q WILLIAM J. COAD..Pern oral
□ ALLAN A TUKKY. Republican
Q] JERRY HOWARD . Progressive
| □ THOMAS J. MeGOVERN. By Petition
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