Erie County Health Tuberculosis Rates Rise
Erie County reports 273 tuberculosis deaths in the past three years with a rate of 49.6 per 100 000, placing it tenth in the state. The county shows an uptick in TB deaths in 1936, while Route 20 between North East and Wear Springfield reopens after repairs costing about 102000 dollars.
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Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
North East
Wear Springfield
Norma
Scully Waddell win at Pittsburgh mayoral primary
In Pittsburgh, Mayor Cornelius D. Scully won the Democratic nomination with state party backing, defeating three opponents as 388 of 411 precincts reported. Robert N. Waddell led Republican ballots with 89,568 votes, narrowly defeating William A. Magee. Chief Deputy W. Coffey surged in sheriff races, leading over James L. Costello amid incomplete district results.
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Willian A. Magee
Scully
McArdle
Ch Aie
Waddell
Magee
Allegheny
Philadelphia Parties Sweep Primary Victories
United Press reports in Philadelphia on September 15 show both major parties decisively defeating insurgent challengers. Democrats routed insurgents for county posts, with Dr John F. McClosky defeating M. W. Stack nearly seven to one for register of wills. Republicans backed slate of judges and elected terms, nominating nine opposing Gay incumbents. David W. Watson, endorsed by the party, defeated insurgent Austin Mehan for city treasurer by about two to four.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Ad
Republican Party
Republican Say
Jay Cooke
Darcrade
Michael J. Stack
Geo. H. Barley
John F. McClosky
M. Wd. Stack
Register of Wills
Austin Mehan
David W. Watson
Whipple Grabs Mayor Nomination in Meadvill e Election
Whipple won the Republican mayoral nomination by 103 votes over Otto Speakman, 1371 to 1268, in yesterday’s Meadvill e election. William Perry ran unopposed on the Democratic ticket with 812 votes. For council S Wyatt led Republicans with 1418, William Strickenburg had 9711, Vincent Repielis 784, Lloyd Terry 910, and F A Metz ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Meadville
Sein
Fren Whipple
Otto Speakman
William Perry
Council
S. Wyatt
William Strickenburg
Wee
Vincent Repielis
Lloyd Terry
F. A. Metz
Hall wins Venango race in sharp GOP primary
Os City September 15 Frampton VB Hall Oil City incumbent won the Republican nomination for register recorder. He defeated Benjamin Mc Murdy Barkleyville magistrate and Sheriff Herb L. Bently. Hall led Mc Murty by 26 votes with six precincts left. In Venango sheriff race 10 Bell Rockland township led nine Republican candidates.
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Frampton
Hall
Oil City
Register Recorder
Benjamin McMurdy
Barkleyville
Herb L. Bently
McMurty
Venango
Bell
Rockland Township
Noan Numsreu. ier A ot Noan Numsreu
A fragmented OCR style item presents a quirky riddle about a dining room mess and a character named Noan Numsreu. The text hints at a joke or puzzle with playful word rearrangements and oblique references. No clear event, place, or person details are established.
Cause of Blizzards Explained by Air Pressure Shift
Explanation of blizzards cites sudden appearance of cold air from a high pressure region moving into a low pressure air mass. Describes how the pressure contrast drives storm formation and intense snowfall events.
Titusville Council Fight in Four Year Race
Titusville Sept. 15 One of the chief interests in the Titusville bar a race for two city councilmen for four year terms Y O Reed seeking reelection was defeated topping the four James M Light of the Third Ward and Clarence Erickson of the First Ward won the high votes and will be the Republican nominees.
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Titusvelur
Titusville
Joling
Y. O. Reed
James M. Light
Clarence Erickson
Two incumbents win at Owl City in municipal primary
Olu Crry Sept 15. only contest in Off City primary yesterday produced two sitting councilmen as Republican nominees. W W Dimond and J A Angove defeated Webster D Allen with totals across 18 districts of 2125 for Dimond 77 for Angove and 1657 for Allen.
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Olu Crry
W. W. Dimond
J A. An Tyove
Webster D. Allen
Dimond
Angove
Allen
Light Vote Cast in Corry Primary Across City
One candidate for school director polled 303 votes as the Democratic city organization pressed workers through precincts. Voter interest was low due to a lack of local contests, while Republicans showed little organization. Analysts expect a heavier turnout in November as parties battle for offices.
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Hage One Liatt
Democratic
Cards of Thanks From Columbus Township Voter Support
George Benaink expresses gratitude to voters of Columbus Township for loyal support at yesterday's primaries.
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Columbus Township
Dalrymple and Kuppler Contest in Concord Township
Dalrymple and Kuppler engage in a tight race in Concord Township as Democrats amass a near solid vote for their slate. The tally lists Democratic Sheriff Cummings, Coverdale, Stroble, Benedict, and others against Republican Kuppler and Dalrymple with varied county and local offices reflected in the noisy OCR results.
Wayne Township Democrats Easily Win Local Slate
When the polls closed Wayne Township voters backed the Democratic slate in a landslide across multiple races. The ticket list included East District Democrat Shorit Cummings Strohle, Benedict, Controller Renter, and several local posts such as Sheriff, Jury Commissioner, School Director, Tax Collector, Assessor, Auditor, and various supervisors and town officials. Names appear repeatedly across districts signaling broad party support and a clear victory for the Democrats.
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Shorit Cummings Strohle
Benedict
Duvy
Stanuzyh
Leary
Fenny
Bully J. Linus
Oyer
Repulican
Scuppler
Pastorius
Dalrymple
Conyngiemi
Byrny
Willis St
Dundon — Davidson
Benger
Camptell
Wagney
Burrins
Wollett
van Tassel
Controler
Busng
William Atty
Dyndon
Davidson
Bengel
Campbell
Wagner
Burrows
Kent vs. Thomas for Crawford Judgeship
Kent faces Thomas in a Crawford County judgeship race as the election unfolds. Local coverage notes the candidates’ positions and campaign activity across the county.
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Kent Vs. Thomas
Crawford
Kin of Corry Man Winner
Marry B. Stoitt of Titusville with nine brothers, a resident of 309 East Smith Street, won the Republican nomination in Crawford County. Smith carried his home city to 1,200 votes and supported ally William Hogue in Meadville area. Stoitt is described as a prominent local figure amid the primary results.
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Marry B. Stoitt
Titusvilly
Albom Diwatis
East Smith Street
Roy Short
Sharon Race Mercer County Nominating Contests
In Sharon County results James L Bailey and Ralph Johnson lead Republican contest ballots with WA2 and 169 votes respectively, completing the county nominating tallies.
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Mercer
Sharon
James L. Bailey
Ralph Johnson
Repubican
Kinnear Trails in Warren County Race
Warren county holds one party contest as Dr. Lopez leads two term incumbent Ben Kinear early today. Republican ticket shows no contests and Democrats field a complete slate unopposed in state and county races.
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Warren
Warren County
Register and Recorder
Lopez
Ben Kinear
Lemorrats
Une Tlett
Local Election Officials Named in Fragmented Report
A partial OCR list assigns Metray as auditor, Drake as judge of election, and Warner as inspector of pletion with Lindstram noted, suggesting a small slate of local election roles in a damaged page segment.
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Metray
Drake
Warner
Lindstram
Dems Slate 18 Elgin Winner Dominates Local Races
In Elgin the Democratic slate secured 18 seats as voters backed their nominees across county posts. Winners include Lyle Hall who clinched the Democratic judicial nomination amid a crowded field. party leaders touted gains in the judiciary and county boards.
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