Late Returns Signal Rogan Victory in Crawford County
Judge Thomas J. Prather of Crawford County was defeated as late returns from 52 of 64 districts favored Clare Kent in the race for the judgeship. Kent led by about 3,000 votes with Kent likely winning by a substantial margin as missing precincts were Kent strongholds.
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Thomas J. Prather
Crawford County
Meadville
Clare Kent
Meadville Astories
Corre
Crayford County
Prather
Corryan
Mharlkeil
Finn
Kent Scot
Kent
Probaly
Current Events Dept Meeting Held Weaving Local Club
An interesting Current Events department meeting of the Park Waran tub was held at 10 pm in the home of Mrs C Kincaid North Center Street with Mrs Austin in charge. The session reviewed past events and adjourned to meet in three weeks with Mrs Tancard. A joint meeting of the American Citizenship and Art departments is planned for Saturday at 2 pm in the home of Mes G Kamps with speakers Mrs Arthur Brevillier and Crosby James town plus a program of music and readings. The Executive Board will meet after the Current Events session as seven new members were voted for membership. J S Paulsen, defeated constable candidate, thanked voters for their support.
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Park Waran Tub
Moraine
C. Kincaid
North Center Street
Austin
Sirs Tancard
Oldlock
Mes G. Kamps
Arthur Brevillier
Brit
Wiss Mattel
Crosby
Jamestown
Brevillier
Tex
Viverits
Darkens Hair Naturally With Sage and Sulphur Compound
An old remedy promises to hide gray hair by applying a sage and sulphur formula. A downtown druggist notes it darkens hair evenly without obvious signs, claiming the gray vanishes by morning after successive applications.
Strength of Al Smith Evident in New York Vote
United Press reports New York voters rejected a constitutional amendment to extend the governor’s term from two to five years and approved measures boosting the governor’s salary from 10 000 to 25 000, the lieutenant governor’s from 5 000 to 10 000, and state legislators’ pay. New York City supported the changes, while upstate opposition persisted. The subway funding provision in New York City was also favored amid mixed returns.
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United Press
New York
Levestertay
Fred E. Smith
Iit
Smith
New York City
Jhinhattan
Amet
Sime
Ohio Antis Smart Under Sharp Rebuff In Dry Vote
United Press reports Columbus voters rejected the Marshall bill to reestablish justice of peace courts under a fee system and opposed the antisaloon league. A separate chiropractic licensing measure also failed as statewide issues. Local voting in Cincinnati favored retaining the city manager plan amid incomplete returns.
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Columbus, Ney. T
Ohio Antisaloon League
Antisaloon League
Mensuti
Coyeland
Offvcar
Cincinnati
Charter Committee
Cone
Breantaation
Griffin Elected Mayor in Titusville Runoff
Griffin wins the Titusville mayoral race on both Republican and Democratic tickets. William Crow and Arthur Bellen secure seats on the city council.
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Titusville
William By Grifin
William Crow
Arthur Bellen
Sty
George Stowe Re elected Concord Township Supervisor
George Stowe wins Concord township supervisor by eleven votes, defeating Warner McCray. Voter turnout exceeds two hundred for the bond issue good roads measure, which passes by ten votes with 36 in favor and 46 against. Charles R. Davis leads in the commissioners race with 418 Republican, 131 Prohibition, and 3 Labor votes. Allan Machean close behind on 105 Republican, 10 Prohibition, 5 Labor. Joseph Rogan earns 85 votes while Jamies Lavery secures 1 vote.
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George Stowe
Concord Township
Warner McCray
Good Roads
Charles R. Davis
Thanks Voters For Support In Ward One Election
Frank Goring who capped the post of judge of election in the first precinct of the First Ward today asked they journal to extend his thanks and appreciation to the voters of the district for their support Mrs Olive Goring who won the office of inspector of election after a spirited contest in the same precinct extends her thanks to the voters for their assistance which was much appreciated
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Frank Goring
Olive Goring
Former Corry Girl Wins Venango County Treasurer Post
Miss Nan R. Lynch, former Corry resident and Republican nominee, won the Venango County treasurer race with 5,072 votes to 1,068 for Voorhies. Returns showed George Richards elected register and recorder, Elizabeth Swyers prothonotary, and Fred Gates, John B. Ritchey, Joseph A. McElhaney as county commissioners.
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Nan R. Lynett
Veraingo
Lynch
Voorhies
Leh
Ahis
Mise Lynch
Corry
Pranklin
Venango County
George Richards
Nan R. Lynch
Elizabeth Swyers
Fred Gates
John B. Ritchey
Joseph A. McElhanes
McElhaney
Warren winner in eighth ward race on diverse tickets
Nov 9 report shows Dr J Frantis a thorn in the Republicans side winning the eighth ward council seat on Democratic and Prohibition tickets as tallying remains slow due to split tickets. County race Mac Olney appears to win a commissioner post over Henry Ridelsperger. bond issue for school improvements of 550000 seems defeated.
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Warren
Reuwne
Drm J Frante
Republican Party
Chast Anderson
Council
Democratc
Mac Olney
Henry Ridelsperger
Carlson Long Mayor of Jamestown Loses Reelection
Carlson Long, Jamestown mayor, loses renomination as 15,005 notes indicate a shift in voter preference. The Charter era and municipal governance principles highlighted by Ernest Awcroft and chief advisor A. Gartses frame the political upset, with observers noting irony in Carlson’s defeat and Carterbit’s rising influence in local government.
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Carlson
Jamestown
Carlsacrs
Undler Scharter
Messrs
Cawerbit
Alcorn Named Supervisor in Wayne Township Fight
Wayne Township voters chose A W Mleapy by seven votes over opponent Will Bensink in a high profile supervisor race. Independent and Democratic tickets battled amid a strong turnout. The good roads bond was decisively rejected in both districts, east district about 45 to 1 and a similar margin in the other district. Presbyterian Church choir to host a chicken and waller dinner at 6:30 with attendees bringing dishes.
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Wayne Township
A. W. Mleapy
Meora
Will Bensink
Ellen Simmons
Good Roads
Elected Oil City Mayor and City Commissioners
The article reports the election of the mayor of Oil City, defeating former Mayor William Agnéw. John T. Dolphin and Gr. Senith win seats on the commission council, with W. A. Mett re-elected treasurer. Es Pelahoyde appears on the ballot as a Democrat but did not campaign. Mrs. Roy Skinner returns home after two weeks in Westfield, NoV.
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Onl City
Tionile le Thn
Nomynce
Of-Ulty
William Agnéw
Alter Eins Aetentyd
Revpublican
John T. Dolphin
Gr. Senith
Commission Council
Joseph Mett
Primrary
W. AV. Mett
Vereasurer
Furst Third Tem
Es Pelahoyde
Roy Skinner
Westfield, Noy
Car Models and Special Pricing Listed
A catalog lists models priced from 2250 to 30 dollars with special pricing for Ford at 15 dollars Chevrolet at 17.50 dollars and a Dodge Four at 20 dollars. The entry notes a range of car options and discount details for selected brands.
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Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
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Herbst
Lavery
Department of Woman's Club
G. T. Kincaid
J. S. Paulsen
AL Smith
Ohio
Antis Smart
Anti-Saloon League
Marshall Bill
Concord
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve, Bank
Ormer Corry
Venango CO
Miss Lynch
Voorries
C.J. Frantzis Warren
Janrstows
Samay
Grindh Muigior
Alcorn
Good Roads Bond
Presbyterian Church
Savascer
Oil City
Upton Model
Upton Machine Company
Michigan
C. E. Doane
Uheres
Pines
Pines Automatic
First Star Garage
McElroy's Garage
Columbus
Corry Auto Supply Co
E. Main St
Corry, PA
N. R. Heath
W. H. Merritt
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