L. J. Eberle Wins Nelsonville Mayoral Race in Four-Corner Field
L. J. Eberle Democrat nominee elected mayor of Nelsonville in a four corner contest. He carried ten of twelve precincts amid a 2,900 vote city turnout. O R Rider and Willard Bartoe followed with 525 and 622 votes respectively. Council and school posts went to multiple winners with Cot ton, Pearce and Edington leading for at large seats. Local officials also filled auditor treasurer solicitor and board of education roles.
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Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
Eberle
Bartoe
O. R. Rider
Willard Bartoe
E. S. McCune
Nelson- Ville
I. R B. Beard
Wm. H. Estle
Sidney Cook
Will {. Barker
Barker
Raymond Cook
Henry Lancaster
Commerce Body Meets Thursday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville November 4 The Chamber of Commerce dinner will be served at 6 15 by the Hi Y club boys and mothers. Ed Morrell will speak on Opportunities of the user of Commerce with an open forum to follow. Members are urged to bring suggestions for the nominating committee and other business items will be acted upon.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Glock
Ed Morrell
Chamber
Rotary Club Meeting in Nelsonville Discusses Red Cross Seals
Nelsonville Rotary Club met Tuesday with perfect attendance. Due to election night no program was held and the gathering adjourned early. The sale of Red Cross seals was discussed and the club pledged support to the sponsoring organization this year.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Red Cross
Local visitors call on Corning and Akron families
Mrs W G Bennett and daughter Irene of Corning visited relatives with Mrs L Baker and Mrs Harry Kourt. Mr and Mrs Max Pergrin and their young daughter from Akron stayed with Mrs and Mrs W H Parks. Dave Gorsuch went to Joplin to visit his brother. Mrs George E Tifft of Columbus was here Monday and Tuesday and rode with Mrs Whitlatch to Columbus, where they plan to stay today. Dr J M Hyde will join Mrs Hyde after a federation meeting in Ironton and visit Portsmouth tomorrow.
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W. G. Bennett
Irene
Corning
L. Baker
Harry Kourt
Max Pergrin
Little Daughter
Akron
W. H. Parks
Dave Gorsuch
Joplin
George E. Tifft
Columbus
Walter Whitlatch
Tifft
Wysong
Capital
J. M. Hyde
Hyde
District Federation
Ironton
Portsmouth
Y M C A Drive Opens November 18 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville to begin a Y M C A drive November 18 with state officers and the state secretary present. A strenuous campaign will raise funds to support local work. Mr and Mrs E Inboden and son Max Hoskins and Miss Margaret Cook visited Columbus guests of Mr and Mrs W B Edgar.
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Nelsonville
E. Inboden
Max Hoskins
Margaret Cook
Columbus
W. B. Edgar
Mission Society Meeting Set for Tomorrow Evening
Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Hubert Lancaster on West Washington street at 7:30 o'clock. A good attendance is desired.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Hubert Lancaster
West Washington Street
Public Health Nurse Resigns in Nelsonville
Miss Ruth Hopkins, public health nurse, tendered her resignation to Health Commissioner C. C. Butt on Tuesday. The resignation takes effect November 15, and no action has yet been taken.
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Nelsonville
Ruth Hopkins
C. C. Butt
Foreign Mission Society to Meet in Nelsonville
Mrs Retta Howe will host Thursday afternoon gathering of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church in Nelsonville. Mrs Shirley will lead devotions, Mrs John Williams heads the program, Mrs Thomas Spencer leads the study, and Mrs Wesley Hawk reports on the district meeting at Glouster.
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Nelsonville
Retta Howe
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Shirley
John Williams
Thomas Spencer
Wesley Hawk
Glouster
Mrs McDowell Called to Logan After Brother-in-law's Death
Jeani McDowell travels to Logan after the sudden death of her brother-in-law Sam Crow. Mrs Crow and Mrs McDowell are sisters.
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Mrs. McDowell
Logan
Nelsonville
Jeani McDowell
Sam Crow
Klan Influence in 101 Municipal Elections Surfaces
The Klan backed candidates fared variably in the 101 municipal contests, winning in some locales and losing in others. In Detroit and Buffalo losses, in Virginia a Catholic Democrat barely defeated a Klan-backed rival, while many smaller cities showed the group’s significant role in local politics.
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Page One
Detroit
Charles Bowles
Buffalo
Ross Graves
Frank X. Schwab
Virginia
John M. Purcell
John D. Bassett
Indiana
Wet victory sweep reshapes nation politics
The capital wets celebrate results in New York and New Jersey. New Jersey elected A Harry Moore Democrat on a wet platform and Moore pledged to seek Volstead Act modification. New York chose Jimmy Walker as mayor, a foe of prohibition, boosting Democratic prospects while Virginia backed Democrats in state races.
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New York
New Jersey
Jersey
Harry Moore
Edward S. Edwards
Atlantic Ocean
Congress
Jimmy" Walker
Virginia
Roaston
M. & Nichols
Toledo Election Results Bring Bond Approvals and Leads
Toledo voters approved bonds totaling 3.25 million dollars for street work police and fire alarm systems and grade crossing elimination. Fred Mery won the mayoral race with Grant Northrup leading the council ticket. Kirk, Reifsnider and Guinther were among defeated candidates amid reported klan influence on a board.
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Toledo
Walter F. Brown
Akron mayor Rybolt cruises to third term in 210 precincts
Unofficial returns show Mayor D. C. Rybolt, Republican, leading with a final plurality of 8,423 over Democrat Ross Walker and Independent Kyle Ross. J. Grant Hyde won the school board race with an endorsed slate but anti klan factions secured three board seats through Rob
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Akron
D. C. Rybolt
Ross Walker
Kyle Ross
J. Grant Hyde
Kis
Rob
Proportional Balloting Yields Reform Winners in City Election
Unofficial tallies from Cincinnati’s first election under proportional balloting show three reform charter committee candidates and three of six Republicans elected, leaving the fate of the remaining three city council victors undecided.
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Charter Committee
Moore Wins Narrow Gubernatorial Victory in New Jersey
In New Jersey on November 4, Democrat A Harry Moore narrowly defeats Republican State Senator Arthur Whitney who led the anti wet candidates. The race centers on liquor policy with Moore promoting Prohibition repeal opponents.
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Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Jersey City
Arthur Whitney
Ohio completes unofficial returns in classification vote
The latest tabulation shows 35 of Ohio’s 58 counties reporting totals for the classification proposal. Cuyahoga and Hamilton counties register majorities of 36,637 and 32,178 votes respectively, with remaining counties contributing scattered returns.
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Ohio
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Miller to Seek Recount in Lorain Mayoral Race
Lorain on November 4 reports William Miller, Republican candidate who fell short of defeating former Mayor William F. Grall by five votes, will demand a recount as he sat today and Grall secured the mayoralty.
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Lorain
Wm. Miller
Wm. F. Grall
Convicts Ordered Re-Arrested in Arkansas
Nine inmates including two ex state officials were convicted of defalcations and pardoned while away from Arkansas. Governor Terral ordered their rearrest and return to the state penitentiary.
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Little Rock
Ark
State
Terral
Arkansas
Italy and United States open debt talks on war debt
Italy and the United States began a joint session of the debt negotiations to settle Italy’s 2.138 billion dollar war debt. No definite offers were presented by either side as Treasury officials detailed each nation’s position.
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Washington
Italy
American Debt Funding Commission
Detroit Mayor Smith Reelected in Municipal Election
Complete returns from yesterday's municipal election show Mayor John W. Smith leading over Klan candidate Charlie Bowles. Smith reportedly secured 806,944 votes and Bowles 140,747 against Bowles 169,803 in unofficial tallies.
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Detroit
Mich
John W. Smith
Charlie Bowles
Smith
Bowles
Hartmann wins Galion mayor vote in local election
In Galion on November 4 Dr. H. H. Hartmann, a Democrat, was elected mayor. Road and Scholleviese carried the ballot for other local offices.
Southeastern Ohio election results show Perry Weaver leads
Continued from page one Perry Weaver, candidate C, 752 votes ahead Fred Sigon, citizen, 1904 votes. Treasurer: Dave Farmer, 221 votes. William Juhling, independent placeholder, 0 votes.
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Southeastern Ohio
Perry Weaver
Fred Sisgon
Dave Farmer
William Juhling
Local Campaign Names and Totals in Community Ledger
A fragmented list shows candidates and numbers across a local election ledger. Notable names include Lord Hysell, H Mayer, A Bingham, and John Powell with various figures beside them, indicating votes or counts. The entry lists multiple individuals and groups such as the Republican and Democratic sides and community references, alongside dollar amounts and codes.
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Dave Farmer
Lord Hysell
MH. Mayer
H. Mayer
A. BR. Bingham
H. Church
Allen Hardy
Elmer Miller
Albert Priodo
Peter Weber
C. L. Brooks
James Harley
Local Officials and Trustees Elected in Unopposed Races
A list of elected officials and trustees with vote totals and unopposed races. Includes Mayor Elias Bright and James Shaw for council president, J A Keller as treasurer, auditor Mrs Delia Bishop, county board of education members Forest Wolf George Wyskiver Carl Poting Z A Person J Sanner and Joseph White, city street board Rolland Bright Weed Bowen George Fox, ward councilors Homer Redick C J Lanning C J Juergensmeir Fred Stracke, township trustees and board members J Keller J F Krimm W Howdyshell and B F Carpenter Otto Ties Russell Beery.
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Elias Bright
Phil Rochester
James Shaw
J. A. Keller
Delia Bishop
Willie Lehman
County Board of Education
Forest Wolf
George Wy
J. F. Krimm
MM. W. Howdyshell
B. F. Carepenter Otto
Ties
Russell Beery
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Fred & Scott
City Solicitor
Don R. McGill
A. G. Cotton
William Pearce
John Edington
Cotton
Pearce
Edington
T. C. Green
Frank Minnear
Fred Johnson
John Barrows
Lucius Keplar
Chas. A. Stoyer
Frank Gibbs
Byron Phillips
Council
Frank Anderson
C. EE. Washburn
Robert Huenefeld
C. C. Sharp
Board of Education
Huenefeld
Sharp
Earl Alden Stilson Jr
Clarence Sowers
A. A. Gibson
Wellston
E. L. Morrell
Ed Baker
Bob Nice
Athens
Earl Baker
Moore
Whitney
J. E. Zeller
Mission Society
Foreign Mission Society
Fred Mery
Grant Northrup
Northrup
Mery
Ett Guinther
Walter F. Kirn
Roy Reifsnider
George McCord
Springfield
Cincinnati
Poe
Treasury
Democrat
Ashland
Charles E. Blue
Benjamin F. Zeereher
IPQGE
N. Ossing
N. Y
J Otto A. Rauschenbach
St. Louis
Thomas O'Mella
Sam Clan
China
Hong Kong
James A. Walsh
Mary K. Noll Seminary
Bennett
Messenger Cooking School
Local Health Officer
T. B. Tate
Tr. W. Mahoney
Dr. Fred
Theatrte
Boston, Mass
Boston
Mass
Chicago, Ill
Baltimore, Md
the Athens Messenger
Bennett Company
KOTEX
A. B. Bingham
C. H. Church
Oscar Moseman
Albert Priode
Cray & Reading
Coata
Bik
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You
Paris Opera House
Labmmle
Amiles
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