Complete election returns from the City of Corry
Complete returns list judges, treasurers, clerks, attorneys, surveyor, auditors and select council members for Corry City and county offices. Names include Newton Ammett Terry Golger Hi Strick Phifer Bush Monry Brevillier Long Hrotmgnist Gillett Raymond Forrester Orin Miles Montgomery Joneph Waite and many county and school board candidates with vote tallies across multiple offices and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Newton
Ammett Terry
I Wy Golger
Megister
Charles Hi, Strick
Ene Phifer
L. M. Bush
Common council list and ward officials election results
The document lists ward by ward electors, inspectors, constables, judges and auditors for a city common council election. It names candidates from Socialist and Republican parties, plus Democratic nominees, along with victors in First and Third Ward contests. It notes new council members A Triskat Chaves M Solsle John R Calling Keystone Har B Love Alex Meinnes W. T. Dawson Clyde I Brown G Crapser and confirms party alignments.
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Pest
John EL Clog
Charles Setulo
Holdiger
John O. Nantes
Bod. Lillie
Smith
Martin
A. Trinket
Con Wand
John Ro
We Hasbrouck
Shannon
Darrow
Alo
Groenlen
Naylor
Thiet Ward
Alex Meintes, Jr
W.T. Dawson
Frank ©. Howard
Mt. Day
James He King
A.D. Ross
Ward
Clyde F. Brown
James M Crown
G Crapser
Pletcher Alden
Cottrell
Wai
B. Wright
Fred J. Weaver
James H. Wright
A. Triskat
Chaves M. Solsle
John R. Calling
Keystone
Har B
Love
Alex Meinnes
Republicans Win in Erie County Elections
Republicans swept the Erie County ticket from top to bottom with Joseph Rogan defeating veteran Dennis Shier for the Democratic commissioner seat amid stormy weather and lighter turnout outside the city. The slate lists Republican winners for county treasurer and other offices, while several races saw shifts in Corey and Union City districts.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sealerin
Joseph Rogan
Brie
Dennis £. Shier
Rogan
Ghia
Corey
Union City
Stern Wins at Erie in Bitter Mayor Race
William J. Stern won the Erie mayoral race over Robert F. Devine by an unofficial 650 vote plurality. Stern carried the city ticket with Democratic backing and a large following. results showed Districts and ward counts favoring Stern, amid a split within the local Democratic organization and police and city offices affected.
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Erie
Ure
William J. Stern
Robert FF. Devine
Stern
Joseph Williams
Edward Lytle
William Dotzel
Fred
Slab Moran
Sevanth
Misolat Wayne Streets
Devine
Btern
Forty Fifth Year Bank Officers Named
Fort Worth era notes list W Jamieson as president and Conarro as cashier in the forty fifth year alongside other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jamieson
Conarro
Vague public sentiment noted as candidate weighs support
A fragmented note suggests growing public sentiment behind an effort. The text implies supporters are energized and believe the candidate should heed their views, though specifics are unclear.
Blankenburg Wins Philadelphia Mayoral Race by Narrow Margin
Philadelphia voters chose Rudolph Blankenburg over George H. Earle by about 2000 in a heavy turnout. Harle’s defeat was acknowledged by several Republican district leaders as results came in at midnight. Voters also considered two city state amendments including one permitting unlimited borrowing for rail and waterfront improvements.
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Philadelphia
Penrose
Rudolph Blankenburg
George H. Earle
Republican Machine
Harle
Sevel
Cleveland Wins Big In Democratic Sweep
Cleveland, November 7. Newton D Baker hailed as political heir of Tom Johnson as the city votes favored his mayoralty by an estimated 20,000 plurality at 9 o'clock tonight. Tom L. uce's slate ran 13,000 behind. Baker, city solicitor under Johnson, was reelected in 1909 while Republican Herman Baehr defeated Johnson and carried the ticket with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Newton D Baker
Tom
Johnson
Tom L.uce
Baker
Herman Baehr
Frank G. Hogan
Needlework Guild Plans First Annual Meeting
The Jerry Branch of the Needlework Unit of America invites all city residents to attend the first annual meeting on Thursday November 6 at 2 p m in the Presbyterian church parlor. The group is a national non sectarian charity and welcomes new members. those who have already mailed contributions need not bring items again.
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Needlework Guild
Jerry Branch
Needlework Suid of America
Thurasay
Presbyterian Charch
Wits
Alt Oaly
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Matt Ourpe
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C. J. Smith
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Tronic L. Montgomery
Grant J. Smith
W. Waterhouse
Joseph F. Rogan
Shier
P. Holden
James CO. Benson
JF. Milan
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Harry Auer
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Robert Barlow
James J. Scully
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James Ho Wright
George B. Allen
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John Birpet
E. Bingham
Pred Stanford
Gon Barns
Dy J. Smith
Marvin W. Smith
John Kelm
Brooks
Clyde Cook
Gustave Johnson
W. Id. Marsh
D. L. Skinner
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W. P. Weatley
D. J. Smith
Charles Patterson
M. J McCarthy
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Arthur B. Pettit
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Charles Keleher
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R. H. Winger
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Blankenburg
Earle
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Henderson Piano Co
Henderson First
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North Center Street
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