DAVL VIS AND MOOREHEAD WIN IN COUNTY RACE
Election returns show Charlee R Tav is and Joseph V Moorehead securing Republican nominations for county commissioner, defeating William Walker. Rogister Reed dominates county districts, with Davis and Regins leading Democrats in various races. Prothonotary and coroner contests also reported, with Yard carrying Erie City in his bid for prothonotary.
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William Walker
Rogan
Thrroughout
Charlee R Tavis
Joseph VY
Moorehead
Moorhead
William C. Walker
Duss
Union Vity Hindiness
Tore
Wity Iy
Union Produce Company
Burigem
Wis Iver
Davie
Reavy
Aric
Great Blue
Hérle City
Davin
Walker
Rolly McGray
Waterford
Eitier
Moray
MacLean
Lefunit Dawia Han
Jason P. Roseiter
Rogiter
Davis
Rossiter
Wien
Joseph Regins
Feuel
Bumbeek
Mujuyis
Anette Wong
Fiere
Koaimianon
Ballonin
Mahoney
Vorhin
Mt Rieway
Din Hunley
Republi
CM. Cardut
Lawrence A. Dolais
Charles Brevillier
Rinnette Afernoon
Yard
Erie City
Joy Coury
Howell
Register of
Wis
Shaffer Wins at Oil City Mayor Race at Oil City
Shaffer captures the Republican nomination for Oil City mayor with 1250 votes across ten precincts. William Agnew Li trails well behind, while Dr J ODrien and D J Bolton finish third and fourth respectively. Harris travels to Buffalo for a holiday visit.
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Shaffer
Oil City
Clarentis
Shiffer
William Agnew Li
Dr. J O'Drien
D. J. Bolton
Primary Winners City Council and County Officials
Primary results list winners for city council terms and county offices. Frank W Parsons, Earle E Love, L J Kelly, C F Brown, Annette Young, Rollo McCray, James B Yard, Reg Howell, F M Plate, R Y Moorehead, C R Davis, Joseph Rogan, Dumbeck, Dan Hanley, Levant Davis, James P Rossiter, Joseph C Williams win nominations or decisive majorities in their respective races.
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Davl Vis
Moorehead
Rollo McCray
Kelly
Parsons and
Howard Council
Frank 0. Howard
Frank W. Parsons
Earle E. Love
L. J. Kelly
C. F. Brown
James B. Yard
Register of Willk
Howell
Recorder of Deeds
F. M. Plate
R. Y. Moorehead
Charles R. Davis
Joseph Rogan
Dumbeck
Dan Hanley
Levant Davis
James P. Rossiter
Erie City
Joseph C. Williams
Sharp fights here for office of constable in Fourth Ward
Alex Koerther won the Republican and Democratic nominations for constable in the Fourth Ward. Ruppersburger captured the Prohibition nomination and Reed Wheelie failed to secure a bid in Second Ward. John Paulen won both party nominations in First Ward. Charles Keating led in Third Ward. HA. Kelsay filed but did not appear on the ballot.
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Alex Koerther
Tuck Rupperahuinger
PM Cane
Koestner
Ruppersburger
Tater Erie
Rupperslurger
Charles Greeting
Morgan Leads At Titusville Mayor Contest Confusing Vote Totals
In Titusville the Republican ticket nominated Kares B. Morgan for mayor by a 270 vote plurality over Sullivan. Edward P. Heady ran third, with 221 votes, while Sullivan secured 820 on the Democratic ticket. A total of 2059 voters were registered. about 500 registered but did not express a choice. Separately invitations were sent for the wedding of Pauline Mangan and Thomas A Ryan, to be held September 20 in Burlington. after wedding they will reside in Chicago.
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Titusville
Titheville
Kares B. Morgan
Republica
PLL
Sudilivan
Morgan
Sullivan
Dward PB
den Geratie Heke
Sue Morsgan
Bray
Yolark
Pauline Mangan
Burlington
Tows
Thomas A, Ryan
Chicago
Mrg
Ryan
Mity Mangan
Corry
Han Hitng
Ton wins again at Clymer French Creek election
In Clymer and French Creek the Republican ticket held firm with Ton reportedly defeating his opponent by votes. The ballot featured numerous local offices including Highway Superintendent Willion Gichters and Assessor Gust Anderson, with results showing several names such as Amos White and Frank Hapgood on the ballot and mixed tallies across multiple posts.
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S.C Ton
Vailisehy
Ton
Fee Trivnde
Clymer
Joy Nora Alerke GE
Albert Neckjerk
Elmer Warrahune
Gon
Janes Holes
Aseusas
Jalis Quak
Willion Gichters
Mark Mavercamp
Culleetor
Sherighi
Walline
Siriam Weavers
Torrington
Fronish Creek
Amos White
Junittus of the Peace
Bayid Newhouse
Prank Hapgood
W. Whitey
Nesessor
Will Bayle
L. J Rolph
Gust Anderson
Duster King
Il. Sheldon
Stoddard
Pollvctor
Ore Chuteh
Jamey Cingyays
Poord
L. White
Baird Winner Over Kintner in Ridgway Contest
In Ridgway on September 1, Baird defeated Kintner for president judge of the HiksGumeront Clinton district on the Democratic ticket amid a mixed slate. Bayene Hardaway sought the J. Kintisy seat of Clinton county for the Republican nomination. The crowded Elk County Rotary Club dinner featured Moris Cowles of Cleveland among notable attendees.
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Ridgway
Clinton
Bayene Hardaway
Ahsart
J. Kintisy
Clinton County
Republic
Elk County
Moris Cowles
Cleveland
Rotary Club
G O P Victory Boosts Power In Pennsylvania May Elections
United Press reports indicate a sweeping GOP win across Pennsylvania with Philadelphia’s Kendrick Bests Evans for mayor as the strongest showing. Incumbents faced stiff challenges while志 Park turnout and partisan interest varied, marking a notable party triumph in a year with independent candidates sweeping key races.
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Philadelphia
Kendrick
Evans
United Press
Weeiaiye Reolui
Republic
Freeland Kendricks
Powell Evans
Abe Richard Winglein
Magee
Pittsbursh
Max Lovie
Melephony
Ibitheinit
Charton
Sehyvtall
Johustown
Mauliel
Witson
Reading
Stratton
Stouts
Danny Mart
Wilkes-Barrs
Mentown
Altoona
Harrisburg
Concord THP election results show local Republican nominee
In Concord, Charles Reamyx captured the Republican county commissioner nomination with 88 votes amid a broader tally listing candidates for judge, clerk, district attorney, treasurer, coroner, director positions and township supervisors. Other vote counts include McDade 9 Henderson 48 Beck 7 Camp 12 Russell 17 and Webb McCray 6 among numerous local offices.
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Curdal
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Thermee
Concord
Townehim
Moorehenil
Walle Lavery
Ailives
Supertr
McDade
Henderson
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Beck
Camp
Ruler
Does Stuss
Russell
Vourte
Mahones
Corbin
Young
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Treasuti
Brown
Mav Licin
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Hanley
Daniels
Allon
Dolan
Cardot
The
Poor
Laese He Gill
Milly A
Lioyal
Whrd Keppel
Axel Swalson
Clayton McCray
Omar Linds
MacLean Opens Lead for Erie County Treasurership Nomination
Erie report shows Allan MacLean overtaking early front runner Rollo Moray in the Republican race for county treasurer. By noon, MacLean was estimated to win the nomination by about 6 votes.
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Erie
Rollo Moray
Allan MacLean
MacLean
Former Corry Man Wins County Race
FM Plate, a former resident now in Key far Eris, won the county nomination for Recorder of Dyed, defeating Marty M Russell by a close ballot. The district favored Plate heavily with a large city-wide support showing 506 votes to 148 for Russell, while Phi also trailed.
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CORRY
Plate
Eris
Marty M Russell
Tim W Chase
Phat
Tedwy
Plato
Sigoinit
Russell
Phi
White wins in Warren County in local election
In Warren County the Republican ticket held a majority of about 400 votes. George Crase led the ticket with 2,383, Martha Wright gained 1,951, while E. Lowe posted 1,621 and Mike Eustis received 30. The totals show Addis White as winner with 2,283 votes over nearest opponent.
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Wales
George Cras
Mike Eustis
Jeesa Stombh
Caurty
Tosely
E. M Lowe
Mike ‘Tathy
Marin Wright
Wow
Muir
WG Jenkins
Two Arrested for Assault in Alder Incident
Earl Raymond and Claude Raymond were scheduled to face charges of assault and battery this afternoon after warrants were issued by Judge Porter. The quarrel leading to the arrest could not be learned from the report.
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Eearl Raymond
Claude Raymond
Belorn Aldermay
B. Porter
Three Receive Nominations On Both Parties
The article reports Republican and Democratic nominations for city offices. D A Hillstrom J B Patterson and J L Love win Republican nominations for school director while L R Tiffany enters Democratic field. Most precincts show strong support for Loveland and Tiffany. Brown and Kelly contest for other posts with close margins.
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D. A. Hillstrom
J.B. Patterson
J. L. Love
L. R. Tiffany
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Fourth Ward
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Warren County
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