Patterson Wins Corry Mayor Race In Nonpartisan Vote
Patterson secures a handsome large majority as Corry elects its first mayor under the new plan. Ream, a longtime councilman, ran a strong sincere campaign, while Journal backing favored Team. Council races were tight and officials pledge cooperative work for Corry’s welfare.
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Corry
Melly Crati
Keami
Lin Oy
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Toyluckie
Jeff Untilrind
Altho
Ream
Ctizens
Callerson
Team
Tt Te
Pattorso
President says rumored ultimatum effect grossly exaggerated
President Wilson stated the significance of the rumored ultimatum to Huerta has been greatly exaggerated while confirming no firm stance on any such letter. The administration reports changes to the US Navy and troop movements as cavalry and transports shift toward the border amid Mexico tensions.
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Ny Hited Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Bryan
Shake Up Apparent in Ohio Shake Up Apparent in Ohio
In yesterday's elections the par teal parties of Ohio faced a shake up as feuding elites within the ruling group lost influence. Hunt was defeated in Clovlayuti by Spieger, and Tote is set to lead as the first Republican mayor in sixteen years. The Socialist party failed to reach its usual statewide vote, performing best only in Shelby Akron Canal Dover and a few small towns.
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Tasted Press
Iveland
Tiawo
Hunt
Clovlayuti
Spieger
Tote
Socialist Party
Shelby
Akron
Canal Dover
Toaine
Lorimer Case Hearings Highlight Fund Details
C. Munk, former manager of International Harvester, testifies for his own defense against Damoghie and Spiegel as judge overrules motions to block evidence. Munk explains how Edward Helns, a millionaire, discussed a $100,000 whitewash contribution to Lorimer to influence reputation.
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United Press
Chicago
Munk
International Harvester Company
Behalt
Cape
Damoghie
Dela Hive Spiegel
Funke
Edward Helns
Lubberman
Democrats Victors in Indiana Statewide Election
Democrats carried 38 of 60 counties while Republicans won 18 and Progressive 1. In Indianapolis Joseph Bell Democrat was elected mayor of Tadlumapolla by a 4 550 vote plurality. The sweep marked notable gains for the Democratic Party across the state.
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United Pres
Indianapolii
Kelariad Hofshn
Joseph Bell
Tadlumapolla
Money Won at Scranton Elects Mayor Ger myn
B J Geryn, millionaire coat operator, elected mayor of Scranton by 10 637 8 votes over W G O Maley who had 6 584 O Malley was Director of Public Works and reportedly spent 50 000 on his campaign.
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Scranton
B. J. Germyn
W. G. O'Maley
O'Malley
Public Worka
Formyaid Wald
Pittsburg's Total Vote
Pittsburg news item outlines total vote figures with citywide results and turnout details. Names of officials and districts appear in partial form, highlighting overall totals and per precinct tallies.
Recall Movement Shocks Tammany in New York
United Press reports Charles Murphy sees recall as a tool after Sulzer ouster. The recall drive gains traction as voters choose a new assembly district, signaling wider demand for constitutional reform and party accountability.
John P. Mitchell elected Mayor of Greater New York
John P. Mitchell wins mayoralty of Greater New York by a 101 000 vote plurality defeating rivals and taking office in a decisive City Hall outcome.
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Greater New York
Purroy Mitchel Wins New York Mayor Title by Large Lead
New York voters chose Jon Purroy Mitchel as mayor by a substantial margin over Edward McCall, securing a lead near 101,000. The fusion slate and local ticket appear to have fared similarly while Republicans and Progressives seem set to control the board of estimate and apportionment.
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New York
Jon Purroy Mitchel
iKdward
McCall
Jetectea
Republicana
Progressives
Board of Estimate
Wich
Tomminy Hart Wit
Sulzer Edges Sixth District For Assembly Seat
Governor elect Sulzer wins a seat in the New York Assembly from the Sixth District by a margin of about 2,000, following a controversial period after his election.
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Will Sulzer
New York
Seven Injured as Bombardment Hits Labor Temple
Indianapolis authorities reported seven labor strikers and two policemen seriously injured when a car bombarded the Whion Labor Temple during a strike disturbance. Several struck were later removed by officers, with one strike breaker dying the next morning. Police redirected efforts after the attack and the mob dispersed.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Nn Wan
Whlon Labor Temple
Invitations Issued Today at White House
White House invitations were sent out in Washington to dignitaries for a forthcoming event. The formal list will not be released publicly but is expected to include Supreme Court judges, the Diplomatic Corps, Cabinet members, and a small number of others.
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Galveston
Washington
Kilpatrick
New York
Secretary of the Navy
Danielxtody
Crasies Choaur
Philadelphia
Furth
Irene
Moxican
Betig
United Preus
Washington, D. C
Invita Honn
Death of Mrs Geo Allen in North Center Street
Death reported of Mrs George IT Allen yesterday afternoon at one oclock in North Center street. She formerly lived in Buffalo before her husband died years ago and since has lived with her brother George Morrison. She leaves no sons. Archia M. Alton of Buffalo and Will H. Allen of Spartahburg, and one sister Mrs J J Geer of Barberton Ohio. Interment to be in Buffalo. funeral arrangements not yet made.
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George Morrison
Center Street
Allen
Buffalo
Aeveral
Archia M. Alton
Will H. Allen
Spartahburg
J. J. Geer
Barberton
Ohio
More Refugees Reach Galveston
Twenty five Sintora refugees arrived in Galveston on the steamer Tex from Tampico after being taken by rebels in Mexico. They plan to set up a temporary mission and refuge in Tontetown Arle.
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Uniten Press
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Tampico
Mexico
Games
Chrysanthemums and Roses Advertised at Pettit’s East Main
Local notice lists varieties of chrysanthemums and roses available at A. E. Pettit on East Main Street. The catalog includes long stemmed chrysanthemums in pink, white, and yellow, plus red pink white and yellow roses along with ferns and other garden items. Master tales noted in the listing refer to item groups and plant names for the shop’s stock.
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