Sterrett Wins School Director Contest in Local Primary
In a heated primary race two thousand votes were cast with Major Sterrett carrying the city and Corry by large margins. Campbell, Monroes, and Shier factions split support as Loveland faced a strong challenge, leading to Sterrett’s party victory and a reshaped school board.
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Werdily
Cory
Sterrett
Corry
Harry Moomy
Sherit
Suttle “Rossiter
MT. Davis
Mista Vher Sterratt
Liehulf
Moony Ag Bolts
Sterrete
Wilhie Democratic
Fairlawhy
Willie Woit
Wwe
Deeaik Shier
Willis Voue
Campbell
Jim
Sar
Moe Tou
Mr. Loveland
Board of Education
Loveland
Blind man battles for assembly seat
In a district race Louis Seinepel, a blind man on the Democratic ticket, challenges for the state assembly seat. The contest centers on his bid despite his visual impairment and party backing.
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United Preas
Louis Seinepel
Aheat
Democratic
Radio Features Today and Stations Listing
Today’s five best radio features highlighted across New York and nearby markets. Notable station IDs include WOO WCAP WIAR WWAR WGR WWJ and WECO OP. Program notes mention Wor Af Rasusni progress and a WOR Newark talk on aircraft by Captain Anton Heinen. WLS Chicago airs at 8:5 P.M. Central with the Chicago Little Symphony Orchestra iral-string Quartet.
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New York
WOO
WCAP
WIAR
WWAR
WGR
WWJ
Wor
WECO
WBZ
Springfield
WGY
Schenectady
Newark
P.M
Sterrett Wins Erie Sheriff Race by 2000 Majority
Special to the Journal Erie November 4 Major Thomas G Sterrett, columnist, elected sheriff of Erie County by an estimated 2000 majority. Sterrett carried Erie by over 4000 votes, winning nearly all precincts. Harvey M Wil lis defeated Joseph Leshie for county controller. Harry E Wagner reelected treasurer.
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Journal
Erie
Najor
Thomas G. Sterrett
Yi Tits
Ere Counly
Harry Moomy
Sterrett
Tivich
Pol
Mmade
M Levant Davis
Liarvey Mt Willis
Joseph Leshie
Harry E. Wagner
Columbus Township Voters Reject Road Bond Proposal
Voters rejected a road bond proposal by two votes, approving up to 20000 for two miles of concrete highway on a cooperative plan with state funding half, county and township quarters. Affected sections include the bridge east end and the main road north of Manwarren toward Clunis. Returning officials and other township results are listed, including Cunningham for Judge of Superior Court and Eddy for District Attorney.
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Polymbus
Loch
Puie
Clunins
James Woodring
Columbus
Superior Court
Cunningham
Ney
Eddy
Wilder
Whiting
Lowry
Rensink
Dodi
Trisket
Hindley
Ewer
Wickwire
Republican wins in Boston mayoral race
Complete return from yesterday's mayoralty election shows Malcolm E B Nichols Republican won from ten candidates with a 22 756 plurality. Nichols received 64 718 of about 181 000 votes. Glynn and Curley candidate James M Curley ally finished second with 41 959 votes.
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Boston
Malcolm EB
Nichols
Theodore A. Glynn
James M. Curley
Four Kentuckians Die In Election Quarrels
United Press reports from Kentucky recount fatal election clashes. William Gilbert and a man named Maples allegedly dueled at High Spring near Martins, fatally wounding each other. Another fight at Bagby Station near Whitesburg left one dead and four wounded. Robert Goss of Poor Fork was shot by Robert Dayidapany near Harlan in an election incident.
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Louisville
Noy
Borw
William Gilbert
Maples
Matlin
Bagty Staton
Whitesburg
Robert Go
Bracken Wins Mayor Post in Close General Election
In a tight general election Bracken led with 1919 votes for mayor while city comptroller Wales tallied 1703 votes and Leach received 1746. Frank Loveland and D. B. Leach won all nominations for commission positions amid widespread support.
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Corry
Olin W. Bracken
Frank Loveland
D. B. Leach
Elett Bracken
Charles Wales
Leach
Jack) Loveland
George Gordon Re-Elected First Ward Alderman
George Gordon won re election as First Ward alderman in a bitter race against Charley Merrow. Gordon secured a large majority with 318 Republicans and Tl Prohibitionists backing him. Merrow had 108 Democratic and 24 Socialist votes. The First Ward turnout was strong and the Tipst Ward vote was also heavy.
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George Gordon
George N. Gorrlorw
Alder
Ely
Gordon
Charley Merrow
Jwise
Allérman
Tl Prohibitionis
Merrow
Tipst
Elbo
U S Destroyers Ordered to Beirut for Precautionary Duty
U S destroyers Lamson and Coughlan near Alexandria were requested by the State Department to proceed to Beirut Lebanon as a precaution amid the Swan situation. Consul Paul Knabenshue in Beirut notified the department of an immediate need for their presence.
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Washington
U. S
Lamson
Coughlan
Alexandria
Paul Knabenshue
Beirut
Syria
State Department
Aldrin
Gueattar
Roabenshye
Department
Meirut
No Trace Found of Crew of Lost Yacht Sunny II
Rescue ships and fishermen pressed search for three missing men from the yacht Sunny II of Wilmington Delaware after it was believed burned off Cape Hatteras ten days earlier. The Bunny carried Secretaries and officials from Wilmington on a Miami run when contact was lost.
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Vassels
Carolina
Sunny
Wilmington
Del
Miami
WG. Taylor
Jelawire
Pincey
$75 000 Loot In Daring Hold Up At Vandergrift
Vandergrift police pursue three men who robbed Janes Waithour, a passenger for the Vandergrift Savings and Trust, of a satchel containing 375 000. The bandits leaped from a Hudson touring car, struck Waithour, and escaped toward Pittsburgh as bystanders watched. Waithour, age 25, was to deposit weekly funds in Pittsburgh when attacked at the station. Police from Greensturg and Pasharracks joined the search.
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United Press
Vandergrift
Weasinus
Landits
Janes Waithour
Pnssenger
Vanderwailt Savings and Trust Company
Waithour
Mittsburgh
Panyay
Walthour
Greensturg
Pittsburgh
Walthiur
Vanedergrift
Mitchell May Be Denied Use Of Testimony In Court Martial
War Department and Navy Department witness list and defense clash over 74 subpoenas. Mitchell insists he is not guilty and will not change his plea. Public defense counsel Frank R. Reid argues the case hinges on the conduct of the trial and admissibility of testimony.
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Mitchell
Washington
Wiliam Mitchel
War and Navy Departments
Tempe
Tores
Attehell
Repre
Frank R. Reid
Woman's Club Lecture on Forestry Tonight at Junior High
Charles Maguire of nee will address the Woman's Club during their meeting in the Junior High School auditorium this evening at 7 30. The program follows a business session and the talk promises to be informative for members high school students and Corry teachers and others interested.
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Charles
Maguire
Iiie
Cluh Priory
Juniée High
Corry
Torek Freed of Assault Charge by Grand Jury
Ernest Tore, jailed for liquor law violations, was discharged by the Erie Grand Jury on assault and battery charges. Costs were charged to the county. The case stemmed from a liquor raid last spring involving federal agent Edward Smith.
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Torek
Ernest Tore
Erie Mounts
Erie
Edward Smith
George Snell
Elton Clare
Totay
Wheeler Says New Jersey Vote Not Indication of Wet State
Wayne Wheeler of the Anti saloon League says the New Jersey outcome does not prove a shift to wet sentiment. He notes election of governor elect Monta reflects enforcement focus, not broader prohibition changes, and criticizes Governor elect Moore's stance on Volstead Act reforms.
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Anti-Saloon League
Moore
Jersey
Chicago
AL Harry Monta
Nott
New Jersey
Wayne Wheeler
United Press Today
Voters of
Wheeler Caf
Paikn
Congress
Wheeler
Coy. Edwards
Arcade confectionery store partnership change notice
Announcement records Philip Jeffrey purchasing Theodore Nicholas interests in the Arcade confectionery store and restaurant on North Center Street Meg Teffies will partner with his brother John Jeffries while retaining his own interest. The establishment expands its daily business lines under new ownership and leadership.
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Philip Jeffrey
Abe
Theodore Nicholas
North Center Street
Meg Teffies
John Jeffries
Liu
Frank Gaving
Chapman Named Warren Burgess Wins Burgees Race
In Warren Crawford county the election yields show Dr Lo Chapman defeating Greenlimd for burgess in a highly contested race. Carlson was reflected mayor of Tumestown and the bond issue for the burned school building carried at 90 000. Unofficial returns list Samuel A Carlson for mayor and Chapman ahead in the burgess contest.
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Chapman
Warren Burgess
Carlson
Burgess
Warren
Pqmestown
Samuel A. Carlson
Malor
Tumestown
Tevarlas
Minere 7
Jobnenes
Ssville
Che Bond
Sehour
Passengers Injured As Liner Rides Gauntlet of Waves
The unarmed liner Berenparia arrived Southampton Saturday with about 25 passengers injured as 70 mph winds and high seas battered the ship. Flooded dining rooms and damaged furnishings valued around 1000 dollars disrupted passengers as the crew fought to secure the vessel and prevent further harm.
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United Press
Southampton
Berenparia
Sodluy
Ward
Salon
Believes girl slain despite death by own action verdict
PILA DEFils reports the jury believes Anna Newhix 25 was slain not by her own action despite a police theory. Karl Wagner 28 says they planned their wedding and found in Champi bushes. Anna, a domestic who came from Wortemberg Germany ten months ago, died from poison.
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Pila
Anna Newhix
Linkila
Karl Wagner
Anna
United States
Wortemberg
Gers Mmany
Right of Father to Kill Cripple in Court
Twelve jurors are chosen in a district court to hear the case of Dr Harald Blazer charged with ending the life of his severely disabled daughter Mate To Blazer, who has been labeled an illegitimate challenge to life since birth.
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Littleton
Olo
Noy
Harald Blazer
Blazer
Tammany Hall Wins in Jersey Election
Practically all Klux Klan endorsed candidates were soundly defeated yesterday. Stith carried amendments if New York State. Election result underscores Tammany Hall influence and shifts in political power across the region.
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Tammany Hall
Jersey
Stith
New York State
Philadelphia Candidate Dies as He Is Elected
A Philadelphia candidate died as ballots were counted in the election. Across states strong wins emerged for candidates linked to reform and racial issues. In New York and New Jersey elections, governors and mayors faced a climate of tension and shifting party lines amid reporting of extremist group activity and unexpected upsets.
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Philadelphia
New York City
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
Arthur Whitney
Ku Klux Klan
W. Smith
Detroit
Tharles Bowles
Klay Gane
Trenre Ford Wits Smith
Havfale
Rose Gravee
Louisville
Wiliam ‘S
Bakers
Tore O'Neil Trastile
Arthur Will
Jit Hinghaminn
Charente Pook
Charles Yeomans
Hanter
Kian
Tailiserapolis
John L Duvall
Walter Ni
Ste
Malin B Nichols
Rey Cay
Allimg
Mie
Julia
Pratt
Nina
Pittsburgh
Werime
Wis
John
gSuvacuse
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MSI
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Rs Monulan
al Ae AN
J i Monroe
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