Nash Reelected Governor With Large Plurality
Columbus reports at 1 a m on election night Governor Nash appears set to win by a substantial plurality. Estimates show Nash leading Kilbourne by about 60 000 with control of the Senate and a strong House majority expected. Precinct tallies from Ohio indicate a Republican edge sufficient for a decisive victory.
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Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
Nash
House of Representatives
Daugherty
Democratic Executive Committee
Col. Kilbourne
Guv. Nash
TAMMANY BEATEN. New York Mayor election decisive victory
New York returns Seth Low as mayor by a large plurality over Tammany rival Mdw. M. Shepard with Jerome winning District Attorney by a margin of 1047 in New York County. Roosevelt and Croker send congratulations, GOP likely to hold the state lower house, and a note of a political shift after 17 years of Tammany rule.
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Seth Low
Greater
Mdw. M. Shepard
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Jerome
Tager
New York State
Roosevelt
Richard Croker
Tumumny
Tanna
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Clark Wins Reelected in Franklin County
Columbus Ohio November 6 one feature of the election was the reelection of Representative Clark author of the Clark local option bill by an increased plurality. The Liquor League failed to defeat Clark and saloon interests did not win in several counties where they sought to elect the legislative ticket.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Clark
Liquor League
Republicans win Baltimore by five thousand in returns
Early returns indicate a strong Republican showing in Baltimore with a lead around 5,000 votes. Officials claim victories in all three legislative districts, signaling a solid party gain in the city.
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Baltimore
Republicans Likely Win Key Baltimore Legislative Seats
Baltimore Nov 5 At midnight returns to the Baltimore Morning Herald indicate a Republican victory in the city by a small plurality. The First and Second Legislative districts and likely the Third will go Republican. Baltimore county remained Democratic but Republicans claim Washington and Albot counties.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Morning Herald
Odd Tickets Win Scattered Votes in City and County
Across city and county ballots the three major parties dominated while minor groups such as the Union Reformers Socialist Labor and Socialists drew scattered totals. The Socialist Socialist Labor and socialists led, with Union Reform last, its votes barely exceeding a small margin.
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Socialist Labor
Socialists
Socialist Labor Party
Union Reform Party
Wayne County Democrats Sweep Wooster Ticket Wins
Wayne County Ohio voters in Wooster elected the entire Democratic county ticket. Representative Wells was returned to the Legislature and Mr. Liner won County Commissioner by a very narrow margin. The election result reflects a strong Democratic showing in the county.
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Wells
Liner
Edw. M. Shepard Defeated Tammany Mayor Bid
In Omaha on November 6, Sedgwick leads New York mayoral candidate Edward M. Shepard by about 8,000 votes as twenty counties report partial returns. Republican State committee member Chauncey Lindsay claims the state by a similar margin as last year.
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Omaha
Sedgwies
Ohahaniah Lindsay
Legislative branches headed by Republicans in New Mexico
As Usual Trenton N D Nov 6 Both branches of the Legislature will be Republican according to early returns.
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Trenton
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Kentucky Returns Signal Democratic House Majority
Kenton Kentucky November 6 At midnight returns indicated Democrats gained 14 House seats and one State Senator giving them firm control. In Louisville the entire Democratic ticket won by a large margin. additional returns unlikely to narrow the lead. Senate already Democratic and House expected to be by a wide margin. The Louisville result viewed as a personal triumph for Col Watsonson, seen as possible Democratic governor or presidential candidate.
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Kenton
Loulaville
Senate
House
Loutaville
Col. Watterson
Masonic Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Masonic club held a Monday night annual meeting electing President C. B. Eddy Vice President Dr. W. B. Conner Treasurer J. W. Lyder Jr Secretary W. B. Waugh Directors W. B. Baldwin W. C. Hall O. A. Nelson The club now has 192 members.
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Masoner Club
C. 8. Eddy
W. B. Conner
J. W. Lyder, Jr
W. B. Waugh
W. B. Baldwin
W. C. Hall
O. A. Nelson
Victory for Johnson in Cleveland county returns
Cleveland reports at 2 30 A M the County Board of Elections from 11 of 217 precincts show Col Kilbourne leading by 4038 votes Kilbourne 16444 Nash 12406 Mayor Johnson cheered by the news Col Bourne lead increases Columbus reports at 8 A M the City Board of Elections concedes the Democratic ticket in Cuyahoga County including the Legislative delegation The county ticket runs about a thousand votes ahead of the State ticket
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County Board of
Cuyahoga County
Col
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Kilbourne
Nash
Johnson
Columbus
City Board of Elections
Kilbourne Leads in City Election Returns
In early evening reports showed Kilbourne ahead with 16,556 votes to Nash 13,514 from 120 of 217 precincts. Mayor Johnson expressed encouragement and noted Nash cannot overturn the looming Democratic county ticket majority as counts continued.
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Jonson
Kilbourne
Nash
Gov. Nash
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Jones
Col Kilbourne
Democratic County
Summit County Returns Show Usual Republican Victory
Summit County delivered a standard Republican majority with Governor Nash carrying the county by about 1,700 votes. Results detail Nash, Kilbourne, Seese, Buchtel, Oviatt, Gehres, Hagelbarger, Kleckner and Spellman across precincts and party lines, noting Nash’s plurality and various candidate differentials.
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Precinct by Precinct Vote Totals For City Offices
Fragmented OCR lists precinct level tallies for multiple offices Governor Kilbourne Nash Pinney and Russell appear with party designations. Names like Spellman Kleckner Bauer Buckman Barnes Oviatt Paul Rogers Hagel barger and Beese appear. figures show Democratic and Republican counts across Precincts A B C D with several garbled entries.
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Nash
Pinney
Russell
Wintrode
Buchtel
Seese
Bauer
Buckman
Winetrade
Barnes
Oviitt
Paul
Gebron
Beese
Anditer—Bauer
Oviatt
Gohres
Rogers
Hagebbarger
Spellman
Kleckner
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