Spirited Contests For Constable In First Ward
Multiple wards held lively contests for constable with Paulson facing Miller and Kelsey. Paulson secured Republican and Democratic nominations amid recount talk and accusations of irregular ballots. In the Fourth Ward Jamie Poley and others contended while Nixon won the party nomination over Holmes in another ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailmek
Jun Paulson
Paulson
Miller
Paul Fou Ile
Poley
Hull
Kelver
Nixon
Lynn Holmes
Corry Nomination Contest Details and Coroner Race
The report outlines nomination results with Corry Democrats led by Hage’s renomination at 233 votes, John O Rourke 121, and James Lavery 117. Republican coroner race shows Goodwin leading Hanley with 502 votes amid a quiet, steady showing. Reg Vowel performs strongly in Corry eld with 347 votes while Dr Mook trails with 301 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage
Corry
John OlRourke
James Lavery
Altfrouch
Dr Mook
Gar Morri Family Visit Noted in Erie Trip
Betty Gar and her companion visited Erie for a day and spent time with friends. The trip appears casual with local social activity among acquaintances in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Garamorrison
Erie
Alcorn Easy Winner in Wayne Township
Wayne Township voters chose Hat A. Wealcom to win the Republican nomination for Supervisor over William Bensink. In other races, Algee won in the west district, Rensink led in the south, Moore captured 74 to 30, Burrows and a candidate split votes in other contests. Roscoe Muses and Olin Moore tied for Constable in the east district. Rett Watrous and Arthur Merrick were named for the township school board. Charles R. Davis led a field with 74 votes. James Hall had 49, Mrs. Plate 78, Herbst 45 for District Attorney, and Moore gained 2 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Moore
T. E. Burrows
Roscoe Muses
Olin Moore
Constable
Rit Mosés
Rett Watrous
Arthur Merrick
Charles R. Davis
Igh
James Hall
Plate
Herbst Jed
Itt Moore
Bitter Fights Mark Election in Warren Co
Heated Republican primary in Warren County produces near ties and clear wins for Harry Jeffer, sheriff. Ward, county treasurer. Stewart and M Brady for county commissions. James H Berger for county auditor. school board and council races saw close contests with W M Robertson and others securing nominations. The ward contest against Dr C J Frants poueian drew the largest turnout per registration, signaling a sharp police-oversight clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Harry Jeffermm
ED. Stewart
M. Brady
James H. Berger
Board of Education and Council
W.M. Robertson
Clarke
Cling’ Ér Wire
Jay Blain
A. Anderson
Frank W. Chaffee
J. M. Miller
Sherman
W. L. Gettings
George Wells
W.L. McClure
Gus Borg
C- J Frants Poueian
Eighth Ward
Conntilmanie
Horouchty
Sharman Leads Berks County Political Field
Reading Pa September 21 United Press reports Berks County once called the Gibraltar of Democracy shows Mayor William E Sharman leading the county organization drive for renomination. A Safe Jaud over his two opponents indicates a strong position for Sharman in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Sepp
Berksounty
Presiant County Organization
William E Sharman
Steward Leads at Carlisle in Republican Primary Sweep
Carlisle Pennsylvania September 2. The slate led by W. S. Stewart appears to have swept all Republican nominations in yesterday's primary, with returns showing a dominant result as most ballots counted. The report notes Gov. John S. Fisher's primary camps and hints at strong support amid early returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Carlisle
W.5. Stewart
John S. Fisher
Mimberland
Hart Renominated for Wilkes Barre Mayor in Primary
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on September 21 Mayor J L Hart was renominated on both Republican and Democratic tickets for a third term, with Republican opponent J G Schuler conceding. F P Kelley won both Democratic and Republican nominations for city treasurer. Also a note of thanks from A W Alcorn for Wayne Township supervisor election support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barr
J. L. Hart
Wilkes Barre
J. G. Schuler
F. P. Kelley
Independents win nominations in Allegheny County race
In Pittsburgh on September 21 Independents broke through the regular slate in Allegheny County. Independent candidates for common pleas judgeships won nominations for nine seats with Judges R W Martin James I Gray and Frank P Patterson secured. Nominees Ward Chatfont and W Heber Dithrich failed. In the county controller contest Robert Woodside defeated war veteran McGovern by 1907 to 67,621 with only 81 of 419 districts reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Comemon Pleas
R W. Martin
James I.gray
Pinchot
Frank P. Patterson
Thomas J Ward
Edward ©. Chatfant
W Heber Dithrich
McGovern
Robert Woodside
Beidleman ticket sweeps Harrisburg county and city
Harrisburg returns indicate a substantial victory for the Beidleman group led by former lieutenant governor E. E. Beidleman in the Harrisburg civic elections. The Stroup administration ticket, aligned with Governor John S. Fisher’s campaign, trailed as Beidleman’s machine won every county and city office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
E. E. Beidleman
Habisburg
Michael Stroup
John S. Fisher
Stroup
Bridleman
Close Race in Clearfield County Election
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on September 21 after 41 of 112 precincts reported, Republican contenders trailed and led in tight races for prothonotary G W Ralston 2762 and Carl Anderson 2755, controller A G Woodward 2284 against J L Harmon 1574, commissioners top vote getters Frank Kran 1108 and George Minns 1050, with John Boyce 915 and W T Phorpe 802. Democratic ticket shows Connally 48 for controller and Allen Tobias for county commissioner alongside Fred Reed for prothonotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Clearfield
G. W. Ralston
Carl Anderson
A. G. Woodward
J. L. Harmon
Waller Robb
Frank Kran
George Minns
J. C. Gatghouse
John Boyce
W. T. Phorpe
James Connally
Yeading
Cornelius Allen
W. E. Tobias
Fred Reed
Tary
Chambers Triumph in New Castle Judge Race
Early returns show Attorney James Chambers defeating Samuel McCricken for the newly created judgeship by the Legislature. Louis Genkinger leads for mayor with Charle Maye R T Withers and A C Sheal also in the race for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
James Chambers
Samuel McCricken
Louis Genkinger
Charle Maye
R. T. Withers
A.C. Sheal
Kent Defeats Judge Prather in Crawford Co
Clare Keng a Meadville attorney defeated Judge Thomas J Prather of Meadville for the Republican nomination for Crawford county courts in yesterday's primary election. Early returns indicate Kent will win by a large majority, with Prather carrying only a few areas. Kent led in Meadville and rural precincts, while Prather faces Democratic and Prohibition nominations in November.
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Clare Keng
Meadville
Thomas J. Prather
Crawford County
Titusville
Heald Hs
O. Clare Kent
Rawchord Colnty
Kent
Judge
Prather
Pickett
Judge Prather
Prohibition
Nomber
Regular Republicans win most Payette county contests
Uniontown Pa September 21 Regular Republicans won all the places except one in Payette county. J. W Dawson present judge of the Orphans court seems to have defeated W. W Parsall. Sixty three of 115 precincts give Dawson and Parsall 44278. N. W. Rosenberg nominated district attorney over Wade Newell. Tom Aubrey of Brownsville selected sheriff and coroner. A Baltz of Uniontown easily renominated. R. I. Warman the Democratic choice for mayor of Uniontown and Luther Crawford the Republican nominee.
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Uniontown
Payette County
J. W Dawson
Orphans Court
W. W Parsall
Lixty
Dawson
Parshall
N. W. Rosenberg
Wade Newell
Tom Aubrey
Brownsville
Oroner
A. Baltz
Vare Slates Easy Winner in Philadelphia
Philadelphia voters backed Republicans in a municipal primary with Mackey and Monaghan leading. Mackey’s margin over Moore was projected around 50,000, while Monaghan won the district attorney race over Fox. Complete returns from 38 of 48 wards showed Mackey 203,087 to Moore 121,761. Monaghan 201,891 to Fox 108,162.
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United Press Philadelphia
Republicans
Harry Ab
Mackes
J Tmampton Moore
Candiile
John Monaghan
Mackey
Charles
Edwin
Moore
Butte
Varipuss
Monaghans
Fox
Mickey
Gilbert Again Wins in Sharon in mayoral race
Returns from almost all precincts in Sharon, Pennsylvania, show Attorney Frank Gilbert securing the Republican nomination for mayor, a post he has held since the town’s early days. He led over Councilman Fred Thomas, with John Lewis renominated as city treasurer, and Matt Robertson and Frank Clair as nominees for City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umma Eros
Sharon
Frank Gilbert
Sinc Sharon
Lass Sity
Councilmai
Fred] Thomas
John Lewis
Matt Robeerton
Frank Clair
Mrs Plate Thanks Voters Of Corry In Primary Edition
Mrs Odensie Plate called the Journal by phone to express appreciation to Corry voters for the support shown in yesterday's primary. She said regardless of the outcome she wished to thank Corry for the remarkable demonstration in her behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odensie Plate
Unar
Corry
Plate
Willie
Cory
P. J. Lilie
MISS LYNCH WINS IN VENANGO AND FRANKLIN RACES
General Geo Rickards led in Venango for the Republican nomination for recorder of deeds by about 2000 votes over Miss Anna Myers with partial precincts counted. Katherine Crain won sprothonotary, Nan Lynch topped EM Voorhies for treasurer aide. In Franklin, Miss Elizabeth Swyers nominated. council seats, city treasurer E J Cribbs, and school director Chas Brown and Harriet McDonald chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teasurer
EM. Voorhies
Franklin City
Thomas W Thompson
Arthur Wilson
E. J. Cribbs
Chas Brown
Harriet McDonald
Ton Wins For Supervisor In Clymer Fight
Ton wins the Clymer supervisor contest in a bitter race. He garners 100 votes while rival candidates post uneven totals. The report lists numerous local officials and election roles, including John Wiggers and others, amid a crowded slate and disputed results.
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Ton
Clymer
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Wilkes-Barre
Shanks Tavish
A.W. Alcorn
Allegheny CO
Woodside
Hambers
Crawford CO
Philadelphia
Vackey
J. Hampton Moore
Monaghan
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Japan
J. A. Lanston
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Mrs. Plate
Tenpas
John Wiggers
Havércamp- Pop
Imjon O. Ton
Tenpus Aid
Nash Automobile
William J. Deuinte
Guys J. Rustinks
Edward Jo Wilfers
Wte
Albert Neckers, Jr
Frad Selkeny Ass
Lester Howes
Edgar ‘Teculver
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J. By Army
Arthur Wasstult
John Wezers
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