Republican Landslide Wins City Offices and Governor Term
The landslide victory gives the Republican ticket control from top to bottom. Mayor James J. Walker and Tammany Hall leaders acknowledged the result as a mandate against extending the governor's term. The defeat of amendment No 6 signals broad electorate opposition to a longer governorship and supports subway bond plans to fund transit improvements.
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G. O. P. Municipal
Tee
Ber Puth
Tamming
Walker
George W. Olsany
Tammany
Rin
James J Walker
Syracuse
Associated Press
Clarence E Hunacock
Walter J* Mayer
United States
Apave
Hancock Hals Corporation
Hen Ty B
Brewster
Comney ‘Chaimen
Onondaga County
Yas Hancock
Hancek Vberm Sib
Mest Tee
Mrs Whitney Elected in New Haven Election
The article reports Mrs Josepha Whitney widow of Judge Tawnic Whines elected by the committee in New Haven. It notes her connection to Judge Sine E Baldwin and mentions Prohibition era figures and local political context.
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New Haven
Associated Pies
Josepha Whitney
Tawnicg
Sine E Baldwin
Corncrete
Whitnes
Concord
Asco- Feunted Press
Oman
New England
Migs Gwendolyn Jones
New Hampshire
Fred Marden
Stratford Town Council Adopts Budget for Year
Stratford Town Council voted Tuesday night to adopt the current fiscal year budget totaling 715,91512. The plan adds 200,000 in short term notes, raising the tax levy to 8916 91612, up 58 14493 from last year. It allocates 77,800 for capital outlay in education to fund Wilcoxon avenue and East Main street school sites, and Lordship site completion. A 3500 road program is included. A gas station permit was issued for Leon Bake at Busy B farm, Oronoque. Town Clerk May Morehouse salary increases to 1700. Vivian Morehone’s pay rises to 3750, and Town Manager Caretox Day Reed’s salary increases to 34,900.
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Stratford
Stretford Town
Wilcoxon Avenue
East Main Street
Lordship
Leon Bake
Oronoque
May Morehouse
Vivian Morehone
Cimr
Caretox Day Reed
Republican Victory Reflects Citywide Support in Races
The city re-elected Treasurer Oto Edelman over Slovak opponent Andrew Banus and reasserted Republican strength across districts. Alfred J. W. Burdick narrowly won postmaster, while Caldwell and Behrens led in key boards. party balance shifted with Behrens carrying all districts for the first time since earlier eras.
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Oto K. Edelman
Andrew Banus
Alfred J W Burdick
Stephen F. Boucher
Burdick
Caldwell
John ¥. Caldwell
Joseph F. Wieler
Celeste Caldwell
Wieler
Board of Education
John G. Stevens
Sadie R. Loewith
Edelmaris Loewith
Hannah
Stogdard
Stevens
Audrey J McQueeney
Behrers
Atwater
Behrens
Cullinan
Alo
Jor
Election returns from cities show aldermen results
Vote tallies from multiple cities list Republicans and Democrats vying for alderman seats. Districts report winners like Cherry, Doty, Mak, McCormack and Saunders with precinct totals. city results also note mayoral or council outcomes in Springfield Worcester Concord Syracuse Detroit and Philadelphia among others.
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Firet
Robert T. Cherry
Spero G. B. Vryonis
Harry H. Doty
John J. O'Brien
Harry E Griffin
Stephen J Mak, Jr
Frederick IL Greenough
John Conroy
William A. McCormack
Arthur BH
Weiss
James A. Turner
Wiliam A Crawford
Patrick J Cooney
Sith
James A Saunders
John J. O'Rourke
Harry A Williamson
Richard Baggs
Charles Weingarten
George F Rosenbeck
Michael J. Ford
Frederick G. Scherer
Frank Hermach
Airth
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Summary not available due to damaged source text.
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Pemoor
Ho McGaulle
Al Smith Victory Forecast in New York Vote Drama
Reporting on a close New York state election and statewide amendments, the piece notes a Republican dominated legislature backing a presidential election proviso, Governor Smith campaigning against it. City results show a large anti amendment majority with several measures trailing. statewide tallies teased for tomorrow.
Mississippi voters elect state officers
Mississippi Democrats completed their ticket in the August primary with no opposition and light voting. Theo G Bltho will again become governor January 1 1928 after defeating Dennis Murphree who was the incumbent. Murphree becomes lieutenant governor as chief executive on the governor’s death. Additional officers include Mrs A Montgomery, a prison trustees member, with no legislative or congressional elections held.
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Jackson
Miss
Invernal
Mississippi
Theo G Bltho
Tng
Dennis Murphree
Mimary
Murphee
Whaitfield
Mrssa Montgomery
Board of
Prison Trustees
Millicent Rogers quits husband and votes in Southampton
Fragmentary account reports Millicent Rogers leaving Arturo Peralta Ramos and traveling to Southampton to vote. A pre nuptial agreement allegedly transferring 500 shares from Colonel Rogers to Ramos is referenced in a notary witness statement, with unclear details from the fragment.
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Millicent Rogers
Southampton
Milllicent Rogers Ramos
Arturo Peralta Ramos
H. H Rogers
Rogers
Ramos
Benjamin Sikowsky
Lie First National Bank of Southampton
Martione
Resu ° S
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Stephen J. Mak, JR
William A. M’cormack
Fist
Alfred W. Burdick
Otto K. Edelmann
John Y. Caldwell
James A. Saunders
James J. Small
George F. Smith
Frank J. Kisco, JR
Selectman
August Sehl
Louis A. Abriola
George E. Hall
Charles Heimann
John F. Maloney
Matilda Hotz
Fred Atwater
Mrs. Whitney
Joseph S. Petriello
Donato Delia
Stratford Town Council
Council
Clifford B. Wilson
Samuel J Sorenson
Board of Selectmen
Sorenson
McCormack
Wi Huta A. McCormack
Trelth
Charles J. Heimann
Robert T Cherry
Harry H Doty
Stephen J. Mak
Janes A. Saunders
Rchard Baggs
Michael ¢ Ford
George E Hull
Heilmann and
Buges
Adermen
Jasper McLevy
Mae l
McLevy
Awater
Wilsor
Christopher J Maguire
Stephen Hrvanieh
Tenth Distriet
Louisy A Abricta
Charles Grucel
Peter P Wojdteski
George E Hail
Wiliam F . Nell
Rudolph Seavert
Charles Hermann
James F MecCormack
John P Sullivan
Springfield
Mass
iBy Associated Press
Fordis
Parker
Dwight R Winter
Alfred H Tavernier Wegio
Worcester
Associatedness
Michael J O'Hara
John C Mahoney
Detroit
Assortion Press
John Wosmith
John © Lodge
FIO
Loage
Smith
Philadelphia
Harry A. Mackey
Republican Organization
Waver
Hampton Moore
Citizen Party
Wee Mackey
Tepito
Ortad
Wis
AL Smith
Asia
Catwilly
New York City
Lieutenant Govenor
Amercdin Crty
Tomorow
Carter
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