Massillon Election Results With Mayor Victory
In Massillon the mayoral race produced a narrow Republican victory with George over Oweat Te Reatech ney garnering 1 03 votes and Brownell also strong. Adrian Howard and Tinarie trailed, while the Democratic slate yielded limited gains. The night included radio broadcasts from WHAM and notes on voter turnout across 28 precincts totaling 1482 ballots.
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George
Oweat” Te Reatechney
Cornell Latey
Brownell
Weree
Adrian Howard
Tinarie
Texet
Ward
Miller
Newarts
Harvey Wooten
Ceacond
Denier
Rand
Tm. Ate
Alan
Ninate
Camier
Solittor de Tauber
T. G. Cotter
Hitten Hil
Tor Volleitor
Democratic Party
Ettlees
Ayer
Ieving Ferrell
Counel
Anthony Jemmersmith
Charles Genssurer
Lester Lash
Unciimen-Atlarne
J. G. Hollinger
Milo Watts
John
Aleal
George X. Wenger
WHAM
Cleveland
Socrat Shrine
Aeries Na Telcos
Weares
Dettoie Symphony Orchestra
Eran
Store Employees Outing Planned at Gongrers Lake
Prank Show Co employees will be entertained at Gongrers Lake on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The treasurer plans a luncheon then prizes and athletic activities including boating and pitching events. The store will close at noon to allow all employees to attend.
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Gongrers Lake
Win
Johnston and Snyder Win in Judge's Race
Long time attorney Johnston and Snyder atop the ticket win judge seats in a contested race. Election notes indicate Demokrat candidates faced limited opposition with one-term and short-term positions resolved at the new court building amid a Rural District count.
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Johnston and Snyder
Nowy
Talmadge
Synter
Paul
Democratis
Eadear Jackaon
Couneil
New Court
Newton Damissar
Local election results show party shifts and council changes
The reported primary and final counts reveal party strength across wards with Drakenbrod losing to a challenger, Harley Homan securing the former mayor's seat, and multiple ward representatives reelected or replaced. Final tallies indicate varied margins and rematches across key districts.
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Curtie
Art Drukenbrod
F Council
Hie
Drakenbrod
Harley
Homan
Ataatton
Republian
Bowen
Oliver
Nince Ball
Are Drakenbron
Comed Utter & Barr
Catt
Hater
ot—Clayton
Snyder
Ator H
Baum
Ketterere
le French
Anta ‘Morgan
Counetlman Wiliam
Couel
Cnt Ware
Christian Alliance church holds lecture and meeting at Lone Hall
The Christian Spiritual Alliance church schedules a Wednesday evening program at seven forty five. Rev Iattie Palmers of Yours Town is the main speaker discussing a sect titled The Key to the Bempear Entrance to the Hall. The event will take place at Lone Hall located at 128 Market.
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Christian Spiritual Alliance Church
Lone Hall
Market
Iattie Palmers
Yourstown
Smith Thos
Alliance Nominates Carl F tart in Republican Primary
Alliance Aug 12 Carl F tart wins the Republican primary for mayor with 64 votes over C F Westover 38. Harry Dy Miller 171 votes and Chart Hannard 100. Emmons for clerk and J D Wilcoxon for municipal court judge lead in contested races. several ward council seats unopposed.
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C.F. Westover
Harry Dy Miller
Nannard
FE. Hunter
Harry Ty Morelana
Jude
Emmona
Municipal Court
Jarry D. Wilcoxon
Haney
James Gater
George Newicky
Bynon
Forrest Coraw
Tra. Steven
Whittingham
Idn W. Cameron
Baughman
Coun
Godwin
Ward
Harry Te
Swarts Named by Democrats in Municipal Race
Democratic candidates nominate Swarts for mayor at a Tuesday night meeting while other contenders, including Keller Hutt, remain unavailable. Robberies targeting watch jewelry were reported as the campaign kicks off and local officials are listed for city posts. The Saint Louis area report notes the Charles Strost Mission and Rev Harry M Kimbell as superintendent.
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Swarts
Mir
Sme
Mim
Palgn
Keller Hutt
Waa
Otten
Thia Menna
John McKinnon
Tuscany
Fo H. Caskey
Eawin W. Hamaker
Nelson F. Gaty
Charles I
W. Bernard Rodkers
Lance
W. N. Rogue
John Frazer
Frank J. Tanciere
A. Rice
Tack Morris
William M. Shane
Jacob T. Maria
Owen Lignteap
Rinehart
A. A. Fry
Pilgeime Aviation
Clarendon
den House
Sterexorchoor
Harry M. Kimbell
Kisibel
Charles
Women Arrested in Booze Cases at Dora and 180 Madison Way
Two women were arrested Tuesday for violating the Brabbe act in Dora on 1682 Preterick Street. In a separate case at 180 Madison Way SE, another woman was arrested with whiskey and gin found in the house, and two gallon jugs were confiscated.
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Dora
Madinoway
Expected heavy vote fails to materialize in Tuesday primary
Election board officials anticipated a large turnout but turnout was lighter than some primaries. Absent voting and registration were modest, while early voting drew limited interest. The average vote per precinct hovered around 114 on both tickets. women’s organizations helped mobilize voters amid union subsidies. The election was uneventful with no incidents at the polling place.
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Election Board
Reault
Tweedey
Fairbanks and Rogers on screen and stage plans at Hollywood
The article discusses potential leading ladies for Fairbanks film projects and a Rogers tour in a revue style program with no overarching plot. It notes names like Julanne Johnstone and Mary Astor as examples and outlines Fairbanks Pickford and Rogers concert style plans, with emphasis on star attraction over story.
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Orcas
Douglas Fairbanks
Indy
Ana
Julanne Johnstone
bin Erincem
Rada
Mary Ast
Don
Tad
Ruan
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Fairbanks
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Will Rogers
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Aittle
Auto Trip Resumes After Car Is Recovered
Marty Devel of Fatchor abandoned plans for a New York City trip Tuesday when Officers Oster and Fitzgerald recovered a stolen car. The vehicle was found at Crystal Park. A man identifying as Walter Ross of Detroit refused the machine and was arrested, held on grand larceny charges.
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Marty Devel
Fatchor
New York City
Ike
Oster and
Fitzgerald
Poliee
Olen “Studetaker
Dewelled
Crystal Park
Wen
Walter ‘Ross
Detroit
Manager named for store here
Rite formerly with the Wheeling store of the Se &N Co has been transferred to Canton and appointed manager of the local store which opened in its new quarters at Tuscarawas and Cherry.
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Award Rite
Wheeling
Se &N Co
Mumply
Radio
Haseen
Canton
Nore
Tusrarawas
Daugherty Charged After Auto Incident
An OCR fragment reports Daugherty, age about 23, involved in a late Tuesday incident while working as a switchman. He was taken to a local hospital with injuries and charged with traffic violation related to an auto collision.
Local Theater Adapts Mozart and Civil War Plot At Lyceum
The Lyceum presents a Civil War era feud drama in which a south defender and a northerner clash as they move postwar. Antonio Moreno Dorothy Mackall Rosemary Theby lead with hundreds of extras in a period piece praised for its large cast and orchestral support by Mark Wiedoett.
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Mozart
Lal
Joseph Vances
East
Mr . Levee
Aileen
Pring. Antonie
Moreno
Dorothy
Mackall
Rosemary
Theby
Lyceum
Oeum Theater
Ortherner
Bluey Morey
Fern
Ana
Ee McKenzie
Canton
Mark Wiedoett
Moontlent Garde Brnetteally Dance and Show Notes
A garbled report discusses a fox trot elimination contest and charity entertainment at a ballroom. It mentions performances by comedy company members, a revue with two short acts, and audience applause. It notes an annual outing for the Louisville orphans with parish members attending.
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Wiedsett
Perry
Tare PH
Moyers Inks Pany Thant
Lake
Wid Tou
Louleville Orphane
PAFK
Toe
Entoy
Widow of Senator May Get U.S. Job
Washington August 12 Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick widow of a senator is poised for a vacancy on the federal service commission created by the death of Mrs Helen H Gardners The movement is supported by the National Woman's Party and lists Dr Evelyn Sitehot as a proponent while referring to medical figures and civic figures in the debate
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Washington
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Helen Ht. Gardners
Three Hurt In Minor Crashes Reported
Police describe a series of minor automobile accidents Tuesday afternoon and evening. Injured youths were taken to hospital after collisions near Allen Avenue and 13th Street and at Dartmouth and 1020. A driver identified as Elmer Vineriwom was questioned. no serious damage reported to his vehicle.
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Kinteyne
Allen
Morey
Rateon
Tahman
Dartmouth
A. Bear
Hich Paty
Tees
Canton
Cleveland
Anne Relvays
Ieee
MR Parker
Norton
Elmer Vineriwom
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