Ohio politics and floods spark broad view in Cincinnati
The Messenger reports a party sweep in Cincinnati and notes Ohio Republicans dominate local elections. It warns of broad flood danger from heavy snows and river highs while urging open sessions and pension aid for veterans. Leaders urge investigation into the state prison and waste in decorations spending.
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Republican Victory in Cincinnati Election Report
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette reports a strong Republican win in Cincinnati with Eshelby leading the ticket by six to seven thousand votes. It accuses Democrats of tally fraud in Precinct A Fourth Ward, Cincinnati, and notes broader political fallout including a repurposed bill in the State Legislature and ongoing Republican gains in the city.
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