Election results show Laurie Rogers and Howard Howard elected to city commission
In a heated municipal contest in Rogers, Laurie Rogers and Howard Ream won seats on the city commission. Results listed by ward show Rogers receiving 421 votes and Ream 418 in one ward, with other candidates like Monard and Loveland also tallying notable votes. County officials report broad turnout and ongoing vote counting into late night.
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Laurie
Ream
Howard
T. C. Howard
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Wrikver
Rimninie Aolily
Giro
Stanford Hoye
Mithéngl
Ty Lin
Toyep Anil Lanta
Ehosan
Iroe
Sinanimalin
Aram
Anil Avaya
Oorlein
Ag Partion
Amor Andi A. Loveland
Inia Wotom
Amps
Toveland
Toonl Roanitn
sToseph Rogan
Wilhagg
Lovse
James Carsuy
Merey
Hamed
Mintriet
Phils Ely
Blass
Republicas Organization
Indidate
Cardot
Coroner
Appleby
Milfard Davis
Anit Tedioun
Fulit
Hutton
Riight
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Aid Pereral Yolerai
Mg Hon
Officern
Epliboy Widlals
Wetondi
Tabernacle Mount Events Highlight Youth and Choir
Church notices describe evening services and a Mothers Day program with band performances, sermons by Miller, and family activities. High school students attend, plus a harpsichord and hymn events, with volunteers arranging decor, childcare, and a city-wide youth gathering.
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Jements Wodhosiay
Bieble
Fainery
Moating
Progenen
Miller
Fomiliey
Mr. Millan
Muchenon
Waitves
MhoeBoortor
Turhducklo
Ryangellat Muiler
Tinier
Homminger
Poth
Walle
H&dys
New York City Officials Win Amid Tammany Opposition
In a hard fought victory, officials aligned with reformists defeat Tammany opponents. The result, seen as a test for wets versus drys, signals a shift in local power. Supporters hail a win for progressive candidates amid a volatile political climate.
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New York Municipal Oflao Alee Inne
Wote Dufficil
Tammany Torers
Ohio
Jeohthitved Dd
Labor leaders’ suggestions rebuffed in mine strike debate
Uncertain reports say Washington rejected labor leaders’ calls for mediation as the United Mine Workers and coal operators face a prolonged strike. Officials note production loss nears four million tons, with arbitration blocked and government action uncertain amid court injunctions. Union leaders stress no basis for arbitration, insisting negotiations are the only path to settlement.
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Washington
Indiana
Shouteike
Hamwel L. Qompers
American Federation of Labor
Armiéy
Asaviation
United Prean
Indianapolis
Tohu Ib
Tewis
Wetlig
United Mine
Jondora
Motigi
Club Dinner Called Biggest Social Event of Year
The Municipal club hosted its annual closing night dinner with nearly a hundred members present. A polished menu featured aplonid meat and various courses, followed by a social hour, hoop dancing, candy, and entertainment by the Winmpin Quartet after a concert in the auditorium.
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Mémbira
Winmpin
Aditorium
Aya
Ohio voters approve liquor repeal in state election
In Ohio a days long vote yielded a strong majority against liquor, with totals around sixty to seventy-five thousand in favor. Republicans won statewide races while Groveland Mayor Davis, a non part. candidate, defeated Democrat Robert Bishop. Prohibition measures and amendments faced mixed results across districts, with urban areas supporting reform and country districts opposing.
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Maryland
Looldie
Mangachustus
Wohard
Holloa
Coolidge
Élva
Bidwin Morrow
Wuck
Kanehucky
Pees
Ovenor
Lov Whinnell
Minniansppt
Award Etwardy
Prohibition
Joraty
Toth
Marslant
Baltimore
United Prein
Women Pepper Incident Halts Plant Access in Youngstown
In Youngstown a group of twenty four women were jailed after sheriff Morris and deputies used red pepper to disperse them. The incident involved peppering those at a plant owned by the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, with workers later blocked from entry at the east side of the plant. The event left several workers inconvenienced and the jail hold followed.
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Youngstown
Sherif Morris
Billy
Youngstown Sheet and Toot Company
Production in Fayette Fields Increases
Reports from Fayettes Westmore coal fields indicate higher output with river shipments near Pittsburgh. Between 16 000 and 20 000 tons loaded on river craft. two hundred workers remain on duty at Booth Brownsville as a pro. Mutton pygsiast attacks on nénamnlon wines working thire.
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Pittsburgh
Fayettes Westmore
Booth Brownsville
Moore Wins Philadelphia Mayoral Race by Large Margin
Hampton Moore secured a decisive victory in Philadelphia with a substantial plurality for mayor. Official tallies show Moore leading the Republican ticket by a wide margin in the election held yesterday, reflecting strong party support in the city.
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Philadelphi
Iftopresent
Hampton Moore
Aleetona
Inday
Amtuord
Wae Plward
Republican presidential possibilities in the early 20th century
United Press report outlines likely Republican contenders Edw Wood and Hiram Johnson leading the field, with Governor Lowden of Illinois and other figures such as Borah Lodge and Knox named among possible aspirants. Discussion centers on peace treaty stances and war record influence, amid a crowded field and shifting support.
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United Prear
Washington
Edwati Wood
Hiram Johnson
pRopublican
Lowien
Ilacis
Hamre
Huwarn
Mattiy
Ani
Wood
Roosevelt
Sehator Tohnson
Ani Wan
Chikwualham
Nator Narding
Ohio
Thaéntinn
Romttory
Borah
jMlol
Knox
Flint
Evangelist Sermon on Repentance Draws Community Crowd
An evangelist spoke at the Baptist church on repentance and led a large turnout at the tabernacle. The event featured singing, prayers, and a message urging moral improvement, with speeches about welfare and community outreach. Attendees were urged to attend future gatherings despite weather concerns.
Wonderful flying exhibition thrills Jamestown crowd
A deft aviator wowed spectators yesterday afternoon with an aerial display over the city. The pilot performed loops, dives, and a dramatic spiral—racing to the ground within feet of the crowd before lifting away toward Jamestown.
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Treat
Jamestown
Amin
Corry
Kreps
Wraykdlayer
Athernoon
Taft
Mindaida
Righton
Ty Imuehine
Hendwil Towhrdy
Jtumostows
Wilneas Heri
Elmer Kincaid elected mayor of Mt. Vernon
Reported as the winner in Mt. Vernon mayoral race, Elmer Kincaid is stated to have won by a substantial margin. The notice notes the former resident status and claims a 1200 vote lead in yesterday’s mayoralty contest.
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Elmer Kincaid
MT. Vernon
Tia Elke Jy
Mont Vernon
N.Y
Elweatt
New Era Club Rummage Sale Announcement
Beginning Saturday February 5 the New Era Club will hold a rummage sale in the basement De Whey Brownell store. Patrons are urged to donate attic or closet items and contribute to the work of the club and its hospital fund through the proceeds.
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NEW Era Club
Nowra Club
Whey Brownell Atore
Eho
Yoni Fadien
Dlut
Gyeolst to the Tourilly Sir Gilly Nov. 60, s Béltan Publican
A fragmentary OCR note reports an election in a city yesterday. It mentions names like Willis Aguewy and a 485 vote tally. The readable text is inconsistent and does not provide a clear outcome or full context.
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Béltan Publican
Way Electba Aiaybr
Sleunins
Willis “Aguewy
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