Kelly and Parsons win local district tickets in county races
L J Kelly defeats Clyde F Brown by 883 to 408 to win the two year council seat in an election noted for a sticker ballot incident. Frank Parsons leads the city commission slate with 1080 votes while F O Howard has 900. Patterson Hillstrom and John Love win school board seats as bonds advance.
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Tne Weil
L. J. Kelly
Clyde F. Brown
Tor
Kelly
Vitigkar
Snark
Prinsiakey Kelly
Democratical Republiws
Noraine Tions
Siame
Virown Alleglagg
Corie
Cencilsman
Wastealso
Alexander
Cal Cléeriong
Mily
Andlstwich
Frank Parsons
Fick
FO. Howard Wis
Parsons
Sir Howard
My Kelly
Mexander
Weaver
How Commission
John B. Patterson
Corry
Patterson
Rinty
Plate
Erie
City vote tallies and official posts listed in local canvass
The ballot summary shows results across districts with counts for judges and county offices. It lists Coroner, Surveyor, Poor Director, and Council seats with names such as Parsons, Loveland, Mrown, Kelly, and Dr. Aillegrom, among others, plus notes on non tabulated contests for Register of Wills and Clerk of Courts.
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Tandvcates Recorder
Hess ‘Gu
Dist. Alty
Davis Gil Irzitai
Az Rossiter
Hosbach
Davin
Moorhead
Rogan
Jinnley
Daniel
Surveyor
Mitt Jonaswal
Lesh
Daley
Parsons
Loveland
Ie Lave
Mrown Kelly School
Koestner and Paulson Named as Constables
In yesterday's city primaries two ward contests selected Koestner and Paulson as constables. Koestner beat Rupplersberger in the Fourth Ward after a protracted race. Paulson defeated Miller in the First Ward aided by Prohibition ballots. Wheelock was unopposed in the Second Ward and Greening won the Third Ward without opposition. A Rural Club meeting will follow with a buffet lunch after the session.
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Constable
Wheelock and
Greening
Constalste
Alex Kuestner
John Ruppelsberger
Prohibition Tickes
Ruppersberger Mae
Constable Visi
John Paulson
P. C. Miller
Dr. Miller
Paulson Ed Ane
Wheelock
Charles Greening
Vom
Gem theft rocks Broadway jewelry shop in Gotham
A heavily teased robbery at a New York jewelry store by two masked youths netted about 75 000 in jewelry and cash. Proprietor Julie Howard and clerks were tied up as the thieves fled through the Broadway 4 47th street area while onlookers watched.
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United Free New York
Julie Howard
Moneda
Howard
Morris Keator
Renton Lawer
Broadway
Due 47Th Street
Billient Lanier
Attempted break in at 1 Maple Avenue noted by police
Police were called to 1 Maple Avenue for a failed entry as intruders tried a rear window at ten. The incident followed a pattern of recent attempts and rumors of a crime circulating in the town, with authorities investigating without finding a suspect.
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Maple Avenue
Mii
Organization Ready For Red Cross Roll Call
Carry Chapter of the American Red Cross plans the annual Roll Call on November 12. Llew T. Giblin serves as general chairman. Ward captains lead volunteers in four wards with named assistants and district coverage. Business and manufacturing sections are assigned to local leaders. Junior division duties are organized by Mrs. George Peck.
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American Red Cross
Llew T. F. Giblin
vUery
C. Stent
PA. Loveland
Davis defeats Rossiter for district attorney in tight race
In a closely watched contest, Davis defeats Rossiter by about 1 000 votes to win the district attorney post as partial returns show a heavy lead for Rossiter in his city. Other Republican winners include for director of the poor and county officials, while Titlstville reelects Mayor Morgan over Sullivan amid uneven precinct results.
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ERI
Noyem
Levant Davis
Hietriet
James Aossiter
Demberitle
Rossiter
Maude Millar
Michar
Ronhy
Fire Chieh
Denestie
Daniele
Plage
Vans
Aidate
Edward Jess
Woomer
Ay Milt
Charles Toes
Bounty
Titesville
Charles I. Morgan
Titnville
Patrick
Sullivan
Jaboub
Marion
Woui
Min. Sullivan
Uil City
Lawie
Kellar County
Mahony Distatis
Clarence 1
Shaffer
Oil City
Mobilization of Corry Company A Shows Strong Response
Corry's company answered the emergency call with rapid mobilization less than twenty hours after orders arrived. The unit, praised for readiness, anticipated entrainment and full equipment for potential action. Lieut Clifford A. Miller named range officer to lead rifle squad and range activities, with Lieut Clifton Howard appointed battalion athletic officer.
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Corry
Belug
Ben
Liewt
Cliford A. ‘Miller
Miller
Company A
Clifton Howard
Nhattalion Athletic Office
Mine disaster toll climbs as 27 bodies recovered
Report from Glen Rogers West Virginia describes a mine accident with 27 workers killed or missing. Officials indicate rescue teams recovered 27 bodies and secured the site as investigators review the blast and collapse details. families anticipate updates as search efforts continue.
Prominent Klans Leaders Arrested in Atlanta
Warrants were issued today by the city police for high ranking Ku Klux Klan figures linked to the murder of William Colen and an insurgent faction conflict. The warrants name Dr Wade A Johnston and Phil B Vox in the royal case and allege threats tied to the shooting in Coburn’s office.
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Atlanta
Rvany
Charlife Office
Heed A. Johnston
William & Colen
Phil B. Vox
Johnston
Wat Fox
Coburn
Willian Joseph Simmons
F. Y. Clarke
Bi Cyburn
Closure of Columbus School Extends Another Week
Reported measles outbreak prompts Columbus to prolong school shutdown for a week. Officials hope cases subside and reopening possible by November 18 as infection fears and absences rise.
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Columbus
Abie Caliifiy Ark
Hormagte
York
Jehoul
Meiewe
Mlintier
Casey
Acarlet
Toyer
Perovit
Teachura’ Institute
Pennsylvania Counties See Swing Against Organization
In a statewide count in Pennsylvania, Republicans gain ground as Democratic strongholds like Philadelphia Allegheny and Schuylkill shift with independents and reform groups. Major cities including Reading Allentown York and Harrisburg see contested mayoral races and bond measures pass in some counties while Democrats claim control of Berks Cumberland and Franklin counties for the first time in years.
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United Prose
Warrishurg
Proest
Pennsylvarhia
Suajor
Coltsii
W. Fervland Kendrick
Snayor
Philadelphia
Iiethe Knox Klan Ale
Egheny
Jamen Hoi Jiehen
Berks
Cumberlaind
Franklin
York, Adams, Perry,Northumberland
Lycuvaioy, Sin
Pennsylvania
Group Subscriptions for Red Cross Work Placed in Plans
Readers urged to contribute to Red Cross subscriptions with a plan allowing part of each dollar to headquarter. Employers can group many subscriptions under one unit to reduce multiple payments totaling 80 cents per employee. National headquarters and Corry Chapter figures appear, describing grouping advantages and sample scenarios.
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Ational
Sven
Gliax Mfg Co
Rime
Ground Gained in 1922 Held by Democrats
Both parties avoid major reversals as election results drift. Democrats take encouragement from gains in Kentucky and improved showing nationwide. The year’s regional moves bolster party morale without dramatic shifts in power.
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Kentucky
Wet and Dry and Klan Among Chief Issues
The article surveys 1924 state and local elections with Democratic gains in Kentucky and New York shaping the political scene. It notes Klan influence rising in state politics, a Republican hold in Vermont Senate races, and mixed results affecting prohibition and gubernatorial contests.
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KLAN
United Prous
Washington
sUston Howell
Mats
Osim Sressona
Kentucky
United States
New York
Ste
Seliste Gay al. Smith
Klas
Ohio
Efuninig Meir
New Jere
Joe Vrolingkinxen
Walter Fuge
Gay
Ritchie
CooterMyo
Vermont
Dillinghiam
Steath
Poreter Dale
Cook
Atitternertts
Howe
Stockholders Meet Tonight at Varish Hall
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cotry County Club is scheduled for seven o’clock this evening at Varish Hall located at the corner of Center and Sénlity streets. Stockholders are asked to pledge notice.
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Muneral Club
Varish Hall
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Davis
F. C. Howard
C. F. Brown
Patterson, Hillatrom
Love
Koestner and
Paulson
Gotham
United Pom Carvaland
Low
Conlan
Romato
Drever
Marie Banke
Antionetté Callaghan
Pribavion
Jans D. Wild
Mra
Walter Binin
Ars
Harn Firtown
Red Cross
Atty
Hanley and Plate
Unitea Pron
Glen Rogers
Sale
Witance
Ivan
Vofaid
Texas
Morea
Weriyeel
Akkerin
Penna
John J. Henderson
Meadville
SOI
Hugentigler
Athens
Stratton
Williams Sherman
J. Henry
Stump
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