Margins for GOP in Wayne Concord election results
Complete township returns show Republicans leading in both Wayne and Concord townships with decisive margins. Names listed include judges of the supreme and superior courts, sheriff, tax collector, assessors, auditors, and school directors across East and West Wayne districts with variedvote tallies for candidates such as Parker Carr Musmanno Waite Lamberton Crawford Willis Watkins Leary Wagner and Lindstrom in contested and unopposed roles.
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Concord Township
Supreme Court
Carr
Parker
Superior Court
Musmanno
Kenworthy
Orphans Cours
Gurney
Walte
Crayford
Lamberton
Watkins
Willis
Leary
Wagner
Oscar Lindstrom
Franke Culver
Pred Lindstrom
Howard Hammond
Jesse Goodwill
Warner McCray
Claude Matteson
Frank Crowell
Lynn McCray
Earl Gites
Far McCray
East Wayne
Arthur Morris
Laverne York
Alma Dingfelder
Marion Molstee
LeRoy Bart
West Wayne
Cart
Musmanne
Waite
Carney
Crawford
W. Russell Carr
Wro. M. Parker
M.a.musmanne
Chas. Kenworthey
Orphans’ Court 1
W. J. Carney
J. Orin Waite
J.S. Crawford
Fred Lamberton
A. H. Watkins
Harvey M. Willis
Katherine Leary
Harry E. Wagner
Frank E. Hepler
Charles A. Pain
Fred Kinley
Fred Weaver
S. Walter Sweet
Car L. Henton
Victor Orn
Earl R. Haight
R. van Kueren
Clarence Shoop Glenn N, Wood
Tabulated City Vote Renames Detroit Mayor
Detroit incumbent Edward J. Jeffries defeated Joseph A. Gillis for mayor in non partisan balloting. Jasper McLevy, Socialist, won a fifth term in Bridgeport Connecticut. Useful kitchen walls offer recessed shelves for cookbooks files and a telephone extension.
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Detroit
Edward J. Jeffries
Joseph A. Gillis
Bridgeport
Conn
Jasper McLevy
Complete GOP sweep Tuesday in Venango Co
Venango county voters backed Judge William M. Parker by about six to one and gave a large margin for Judge Charles E. Kenworthy. The entire Republican county ticket won by roughly four to one. Richard J. Fry defeated John T. Pahey for register end recorder. James C. Marshall beat John McComb and Merle Times for sheriff. Daniel J. Skelly defeated George M. O’Hara for district attorney. Mrs. W. W. James led George Ahearn for torts commissioner. Dr. Paul E. Cumingham was unopposed for county coroner. Democratic burgesses were elected in Elk county boroughs of St. Marys, Johnsonburg, and Ridgway: Gilbert Robrackler, Raymond Brechtel, and J. A. Mast.
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Oil City
Venango County
William M. Parker
Charles E. Kenwoorthey
Richard J. Fry
John T. Pahey
Register End
Recorder
James C. Marshall
John McComb
Rouseville
Merle Times
Daniel J. Skelly
Oi City
George M. O'Hara
Franklin
W. W. James
George Ahearn
Paul E. Cumitingham
Republica
Wade Is Elected Judge in Warren Forest District
Election returns show Alison D. Wade of Warren winning the Warren and Forest counties judge post by a large margin. In Warren County Wade leads Beshlin by about 5,?00 votes after 52 precincts. Forest County results mirror the pattern with Wade ahead. Loper wins register and recorder. Goldstein and Lowrey are unopposed. Republicans outperform Democrats in the other contests, including Parker over Gave. The supreme court contest is noted but details are unclear.
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Warren
Alison D. Wade
Warren and
Forest
Earl H. Beshlin
Warren County
Wade
Beshlin
Forest County
Best
Bohlender Reelected Mayor in Franklin Victory
In Franklin, J. G. Bohlender Republican was re elected mayor by 1349 votes over Democrat Donald M. Plumer. Bohlender carried all eleven precincts with 1874 votes to 1525. Republican J Lester Harrison and GOP candidates won city council seats. no contests for controller or school directors. County results show Orrin M. McMillan Republican defeating Democrat Glyde H. Bath for county register recarder. Democratic Robert E. Lucas won the Clearfield burgess post succeeding Republican C E Rosebery.
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Bohlender
Franklin Franklin
J. G. Bohlender
Franklin
Donald M. Plumer
Plumer
King Wand
J. Lester Harrison
Boyd N. Park
GOP Register-Recorder
Indiana
Orrin M. McMilan
Glyde H. Bath
County Register
Forest County Returns Favor Republicans In Key Races
Unofficial Forest county returns show Republicans leading in several judicial races. William M. Parker 778 to 388 over W Russell Cary for supreme court, Charles Kenworthey 770 to 488 over Musmanino for superior court, Alison Wade 200 to 420 over Beshin for Warren Forest judge, Bucher leading Mason 698 to 409 for associate judge, Eugene W. Piger ahead of J N McDonald 826 to 363 in coronet's race.
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Forest County
Volurk
Malgel
Michiel Musmanino
Warren-Forest County
Allison D. Wade
E. H. Beshiin
B. ©. Bucher
B. N. Mason
Eugene W. Piger
J. N. McDonald
Sharp fights mark election at Columbus
Spirited battles for several Un ownstin offices marked the Columbus election Tuesday with Republicans flagging in most contests. The results list Supreme court Carr 132 Parker 170 superior court Musmianso 118 Kenwerthey 167 comm pleas court Beshiln 182 Wade 199. Goldstein unopposed Yea register avid recorder Allen 180 Lover 162 coroner Lowrey unopposed 295 justice of the peace Mewil opposed 207 supervisor Carroll D lid Warner 183 tax collector Norton D 195 NE Doel R 198. Betts D 140 Albert Sandburg FL 188 auditor Alkous D dal Leslie Dodd R 180 judge of election Earl Wickwire D 117 Mildred Swanson 1 209 inspector of election Volle D 89 Hill R 231
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Columbus
Ory
Supreme Court
Carr
Parker
Superior Court
Musmianso
Kenwerthey
Comm Pleas Court
Beshiln
Wade
Goldstein
Allen
Lover
Lowrey
Lowrey, Sunpposed, 295. Justice of the Raed, Mewil
Carroll
Warner
Norton
NE Doel
Betts
Albert Sandburg
Alkous
Dal
Leslie Dodd
Jude
Earl Wickwire
Mildred Swanson
Volle
Hill
Akron Mayor Race Upset Sees Democrat Harter Defeat Schroy
In Akron Ohio Democrat George J Harter a blind member of the state legislature defeated Republican Tice J Schroy to become mayor, marking a surprising political upset in the city.
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Akron
George J . Harter
Tice J. Schroy
Corning wins Albany mayoral race extending Democratic control
Erastus Corning 2d elected mayor preserving Democrats grip on city government since 1922. In Cleveland, Democrat Frank Lausche breaks eight year GOP rule to claim mayoralty.
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Albany
Erastus Corning
Lausche
Cleveland
Democrate
Frank J. Lausche
Titusville voters back Republicans by wide margin
Titusville residents reported strong GOP support on the state ticket with roughly three to one margins. Voters also approved daylight saving time. Supreme Court race results showed Kenworthy leading Musmanno in Meadville and Allegheny County readings.
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Titusville
Sicree Clets
Supreme
Piumuiry
Parker Ted Care
Kenworthy
Heal
Musmanno
TWO TOWNS APPROVE SUNDAY MOVIES IN PA BALLOTS
In Pennsylvania communities voters addressed a long debated issue as ballots across a dozen towns showed approval for Sunday movie screenings. Cities like Clearfield and Milford voted to allow films, while others kept bans, reflecting a varied statewide stance amid the 1941 general assembly year. Roosevelt’s party also carried Hyde Park with a full Democratic ticket for the first time in a decade.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Ramey Korvilyi
Clearfield County
Millford
Pike County
Diesephices
Asplewall
Allegheny County
Duan
Bar Borough
Uniontown
Benson Borough
Miontrese
Susquehana
Srattiigle
York City
Uyde Park
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
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Barbara Brewster
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ILDER
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Dis
Orrin B. Loper
J. M Allen
Joseph H. Goldstein
Ed. O. Lowrey
Jude William M. Parker
W. Russell
Clearfield
DEM
Robert E. Lucas
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Ene
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Suas
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