Election Shorts Report on City Votes and Turnout
Weather affected turnout as voters stayed away while many women phoned for results. Journal bulletins posted after midnight showed city treasurer race interest and Wayne township earliest precinct returns. Democratic candidate Oma s Dougherty defeated Mayor Ralph Johnston in Bharon, marking the first Democratic mayoral win in the city’s history.
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Bharon
Omas J. Dougherty
Ralph Johnston
Yesray
Wayne Township Joins GOP Margin Surge Tuesday
Wayne township joined Concord and nearby rural districts in rolling up a two to one edge for Republicans in yesterday’s election. East and west districts reported strong GOP majorities with judges and local officials across multiple offices voting along party lines.
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Concord
Supreme Court
Goodrich
Patterson
Superior Court
Flannery
Thompson
Keller
Baldrige
Didge
West
Flanne
G. Whitehill
East
Davis
Sity
Wil- Wilson
Wilson Morek
E.R. Gnade
Corncil
Kinley Thanks Voters and Helpers After Election
veteran Democratic leader of the city asked the Journal to extend sincere thanks to voters and all who assisted at Tuesday's election. Kinley praised use of cars to mobilize the vote and thanked workers and voters for loyal support of the ticket.
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Charles Isusa
Gordon Tubbs 15 Supervisory Race Dominates Spring Creek Vote
In Spring Creek three districts yesterday, Gordon Tubbs led the supervisor race with 191 votes to Marc Wright 83. Auditor results show Geo. Deming 149 and C G N McKay 107, two year term. Richard Morton 180 and N McKay 77 contest the auditor ballot. School director winner R D McKelvey joins Jed in vote totals with Armitage 237, Hazel Eldred 64, and McKelvey 176.
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Spring Creek
Gordon Tubbs
Marc Wright
Geo. Deming
CG. N. McKay
Richard Morton
N. McKay
W. M. Armitage Jed Ir
R. D. McKelvey
Armitage
Hazel Eldred
D. McKelvey
Republican ticket sweeps Findley Lake
The Republican ticket swept Findley Lake on Tuesday as 411 votes were cast in Mina. W A Nuttall of Sherman led a substantial bid over Sheriff Roy Chadwick. Elected were Frank Greenman as supervisor, Minnie Cook as town clerk, Robert Gifford and Roy Marshall as justices, M B Chesley and Roy Hullett as assessors, Alton Skellies as highway superintendent, May Baker as school director, Lena Lewis as tax collector.
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Findley Lake
Mina
W. A. Nuttall
Sherman
Roy Chadwick
Frank Greenman
Minnie Cook
Robert Gifford
Roy Marshall
M.B. Chesley
Roy Hullett
Alton Skellies
May Baker
Lena Lewis
Card of Thanks from Fred Weaver After Election
Fred Weaver extends sincere appreciation to those who supported him in Tuesday's election. He signs the card with thanks and warm regards.
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Fred Weaver
Ely and Keefe win tight Ely leads in Post Ward race
Ralph O. Ely, Democrat, wins assessor post in the Post Ward II holding 414 to 184 over Republican Robert Keppel. Frank Keefe, Democrat, takes constable in First Ward 288 to 270 against Joseph Nichols. Marie MacInnes repeats Republican win in Second Ward assessor 266 to 197 over Glen Miller. Additional precinct results show tight contests and several unopposed offices.
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Ralph O. Ely
Ely
Robert Keppel
Frank Keefe
Joseph Nichols
Marie MacInnes
Glen Miller
Keefe
Nichols
Keppel
Jesse Wilcox
Messenger
Frank Brooks
Jack Paulson
W . Skinner
Marle Burns
Mary McRee
Republic
Davis
Crawford County GOP sweeps vote totals with wide margins
Republicans swept Crawford County races, securing commissions for JL Connell and Harry Wentworth with about 8,500 and 7,350 votes respectively, while Wee ley G. Reitze won minority commissioner. Marsha Britton claimed clerk of courts, Paul D. Slayton named prothonotary, and Herbert A. Mook re-elected district attorney amid uneven precinct returns.
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Isb
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Supreme Court
Goodrich
Patterson
Judge
Superior Court
Flannery
Thompson
Keller
Baldrige
Hirt
Judge of Common Pleas
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Lavery
Darling
Schluraff
Hancock
McCray
Hill
Hanley
Stroble
Tee Recorder of Deeds
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Anderson
Taylor
Davis
Wilson
McCord
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Mullen
Kinley
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Orn
Lewis
Crawford County
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Harry Wentworth
Weeley G. Reitze
Isaac D Obert
Marsha Britton
Lynch
Paul D. Slayton
Tri Els
Herbert A. Mook
Prather
Luther J. King
Corone
Stanley H Nichols thanks voters for council re election
Stanley H Nichols thanks Republicans and Democrats for their confidence in his re election to City Council. He pledges to welcome constructive criticism and to conduct himself properly during the next four years as he acknowledges the faith shown.
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Stanley H. Nichols
Elgin Republicans Hold Two Ten Lead As Ballots Count
Republicans carried most offices in Elgin borough with few exceptions. Names listed include A Smith and Glam mice Pooper as school directors and J Clark as constable. County and board totals show voting figures for officials and surveyor positions.
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Repulicans
Myin
A. Smith
Glammice Pooper
J. Clark
Poul
Cnodriett
Miterson
Jive Superior
Tiompson
Keller
Chadwick Re elected Chautauqua Sheriff
Roy L Chadwick of Jamestown Republican won re election in Chautauqua County defeating independent rival Nuttall by a margin of 2 857. Several county offices saw party totals and independents vie, with results to be certified after court proceedings and petitions.
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Chautauqua
Roy Ld. Chadwies
Jamestown
Levitt
Chunavaut
Emergiser
Nutlotl
Cavalcante Defeats Harrisburg in Key State Debates
In a tense series of debates yesterday, Cavalcante edged out Harrisburg while state senator Anthony Cay Sicante faced off against Democratic rival Feyeste County. Former judge John S. Fine, a Republican leader from Binchot County, played a prominent role as lawmakers pushed about 30 laws across 27 counties.
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Harrisburg
Anthony J. Caysicante Flery
Feyeste County
Common Pleas
Jude
John S. Fine
Werne County
Walter Ross Supervises Local Election Results
Walter Ross is named supervisor as results show Walter Ross and others in a local party contest. Perry Lines leads with 190 votes, Albert Sandburg 183.7, Miller 81, Clifford Casler 24, John Muller 20. Mom a Wilson Republican re elects mayor in Salamanca New York. Richard Masher cited 1965 data.
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CINE
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Walter
Plobm
Jowelinge Welthy
Loti Vore
Clayton Bac
Nelle Christensen
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