Force Brings Corry Olds Brown Laurie and Bliss to Commissioners
In a decisive city election result Mr Force carried key figures Corry Olds Brown Laurie and Bliss to commissioner posts while Rossiter’s lead in primaries was overturned. G H Barlow and C R Rogers selected as school directors as the city votes sealed the outcomes with a comfortable margin.
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Vrourm
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Imurio
Ellee Way
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Suffrage Amemdnt Passes by Wide Margin in Corry
Corry voters approved the suffrage amendment by a large majority. The city tallies show Joseph M. Foren led in Corry with strong support, while H. Barrow, E. Lee, and others trailed in various wards. Commissioner results favored Republicans in several districts, with Force and Rowalter leading in East and West Waynes, and local totals reaching around six hundred votes citywide.
Republicans Jubilant Over Gains Across States
United Prag reports Republicans celebrate gains in New York Pennsylvania and Maryland with governors re-elected or gaining seats while Democrats cling to Maryland Kane and New York results. Tammany's sweep in New York defies prior expectations as Swan wins by a wide margin with Aird securing Attorney General. Analysts note Republican momentum ahead of 1916 elections despite uneven results in western states.
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United Prag
Washington, D.C
Datocrat
Pennysylvania
New York
Manwaahus
Mayland
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Mobo
Roo Wir
Giffeu
Republican National Committee Today
Stanley
Kane Wcky
Maryland
Tammany
Swan
Early returns show a tighter Pennsylvania vote than expected
Bulletin from Thirod Preas reports in Philadelphia that the final count tallies indicate a narrow defeat, with the opposing side losing by about seventy five thousand votes. Analysts note the surprise margin reshapes expectations, showing the movement polled more votes than in 1972 and approaching Roosevelt-era totals in the state.
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Thirod Preas
Philadelphs
Thin City
Suitraga
Pennsylvania
Tate
Roosevelt
Lawrence County Dry Judge Defeated in Election
In New Castle on a November day, Dry forces concede little but expect a return to the Wet column next year. Lawrence County voters elect Loranon candidate for judge, defeating Fohlur by about the narrow margin reported in early counts.
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Laurenon
Dudge Tun
Fohlur
Erie Reports Rossiter Elected By 800 To 1000 Votes
Erie County results show Rossiter elected by a substantial margin as Woman Suffrage carried the county. Returns indicate a heavy vote in favor, surprising the Republican county organization. County officials declare the election valid despite scattered outlying districts still awaiting tallies.
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Erie
Rossiter
Kruemer
Rogan
Wirle
Wreck Victims and Survivors Arrive at Marshfield Port
United Press dispatch reports nine bodies and seventy two survivors from the Santa Clad wreck near Coon Bay Jetty. Survivors remain in serious condition due to exposure after the open-boat ordeal. fears persist for additional missing.
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United Press
Marshfield
Oregon
Coon Bay
Wisteen Per Bok
Traveling Man’s Hurts Serious After Hold Up
The traveling man T Brown, victim of a hold up on icing atpact Monday night, is stated to be very grievous at Corry Normal. Authorities will investigate several matters connected to the incident. More evidence is expected to be secured tomorrow as officials pursue the case. Local speculation notes circumstantial remarks about the surrounding circumstances.
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T. Brown
Brown
Corry
Cape
Veit Elected Erie Mayor in Fall Election
Veit won the Erie mayoral race by a clear margin while Trio voters chose their commissioners OL Baker W D Rinney and Henry Hester. The Erie results show Hiehorn defeated Orops and significant local races concluded with a mayoral victory and several aldermanic wins.
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Vale
Erie
Yeuterday
voLoy
Ol, Baker
W. D. Rinney
Hooforo Bieborn
Henry Hester
Hiehorn
Orops
Crisswell Wins Again in Venango County
United Press reports Crisswell declared winner in Venango County with vote totals around 491 while official tallies may adjust. In Franklin, late returns show Crisswell ahead by a similar margin as public sentiment swells with the county's surprise victory.
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Crisswell
Venango
Riot and unrest disrupt Wilkesbarre rail service
Reported riots at Wilkesbarre involved multiple groups attempting to seize a railway line. By afternoon, control shifted between factions as crews deserted. the railway company warned trains would resume tomorrow after extensive damage to cars and equipment.
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United
Wilkenturre
Hick
Xonous
Incomplete Returns Show Sufrage Amendment Defeated
United Press reports incomplete returns indicate Pennsylvania voters defeated the suffrage amendment. Early tallies show a large disparity with Allegheny and several interior counties signaling defeat as returns from 622 of 788 districts come in. Officials note statewide results mirror nearby New Jersey outcomes as figures settle.
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Owanroigiowthe
Mittaburg
Wesel
Toh Miter
Pennsylvania
Prohibition Defeated by Ohio Voters
Ohio voters again rejected statewide Prohibition with about 60000 more opposing than supporting across 800 districts. In 550 districts, 789 favored Prohibition while 295,039 voted against it, suggesting widespread defeat and political momentum against the amendment.
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Prohibition
Ohio
Exner
Frohluitlin
Iy Ono
Teva
Efalin
Guy Lerday
McCall Defeats Walsh in Massachusetts Election
Boston reports McCall defeats Walsh in the gubernatorial race as Coolridge, the Republican nominee, garners 43,931 votes. Republicans claim victory while parties clash over the margin and party endorsements. Amendments on the ballot show 161,114 for and 204,497 against in Massachusetts.
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Boston
Mass
Samuel SteCall
Walsh
Coolridge
Tay
Ube
Massich Inutts
War Stock Concern Report On Cra.tha Steel Company
United States report outlines war stock concerns for Cra thla Steel Company. Stock fell from 1958 to 109 and 78, with a single war order crediting $17,000,000. The statement notes limited orders and uncertain future work.
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Cra
Cthla Steel Company
Aomentio
Assessors and Ward Officials Elected in Local Races
In the county, ward races produced few contests. Second Ward elected Casey Smith over Frad Whiplock by 168 to 67. Third Ward saw four candidates, with Darling winning by a narrow majority after strong cross-voting. First and fourth wards had no contests, with Geo A Nantes and Madge Michell winning respectively.
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Fio
Kirt
Dasey Smit
Frad Whiplock
Mx Wiirolvek Tae
Susur Grove
Thore
George Adams
Nichols
Charley Hosbrouck
Wna
New York Constitution Rejected in Statewide Vote
New York State rejected the constitution framed by the convention led by Elihu Root. About 490,000 votes cast against the measure indicate a large majority against the proposed reform. The defeat marks a perceived final bid in Root's public career and reshapes early 20th century Republican ambitions.
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New York
New York State
Eilhu Root
United States
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