Election results surprise both parties in Defiance city
The Defiance election produced unexpected results with Browe’s strong showing and widespread ticket splitting. The Express notes Democrats feared defeat, Republicans could have won more if they united, and scratched tickets damaged many candidates. Enopeman, a clothing firm manager, was fined 200 for selling goods without a license and will appeal.
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Tulatey
Browe
The
Express
D! Enpeman
Fridlay
Carlin
Indeman
Election Returns Show Broad Brand Whitlock Win in Toledo
Toledo election returns indicate a landslide for Brand Whitlock with Bartley far behind and Stevenson a minor figure. Across Ohio many Republicans claimed wins with several mayoral races and public offices decided, including Van Wert and Fostoria, while Cleveland and other cities reported mixed results and party-line contests.
Mayor Crowe Wins Second Term Amid City Ticket Shifts
Mayor Crowe secured a second term by a plurality of 138 over A. M. Minsel and 200 votes more than A. B. DeKay. The city ticket distribution favored Democrats, with Charles Deatrick and Daniel Kintner winning posts on the board and school board, while several ward races switched hands. Voter turnout was heavy and straight-ticket voting declined as precincts reported late returns.
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Crowe
A. M. Minsel
A. B. DeKay
Charles Deatrick
Public Prvice
G. A. Rigrish
Daniel Kintner
William Go
M. B. Gorman
Otto Kress
T. Sutphen
Weisenburger
Waton
Avery
DeKay
Minsel
G. A. Rig
Lorkenick
Hicksville
Emanuel Reisch
B. F. Casebeer
Sherwood
A. G. McCord
Phillip Johns
Rev
W. A. van Dyke
Disciple Church
Sherwood Bank
Republcan
Bert Dickey
L. L. Stone
Johnson Miller
C. I. Hesler
M. Openlander
C Miller
J. B. Overholt
W. D. Rock
J. E. Hesler
Delaware Township
Tohn , Haas
Tn Ney
Voter results and market reports across several towns
The report covers election results in multiple wards with Democratic and Republican tallies, including Crowe and district leaders, plus village mayoral outcomes in Donier and Sherwood. It also lists livestock prices and market conditions for cattle, sheep, lambs, hogs, and east Buffalo prices, with receipts noted and top prices.
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Crowe
Toledo
Wneat
East Buffalo
Bitter party clashes yield Democratic wins in several Ohio cities
Napoleon reports Home Telephone Co. victory in local council and mayor races with Captain J. M. Reiger winning by 250. Cleveland elects Mayor Tom L. Johnson to a fourth term as Republicans concede by about 5,000. Cincinnati chooses Col. Leopold Markbreit for mayor on the Republican ticket amid a strong GOP showing. Columbus selects Charles Anson Bond Republican for mayor with a 5,000 to 7,000 plurality, pledging enforcement of closing laws and opposition to special interests.
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Home Telephone Co
Mutual Telephone Co
J. M. Reiger
F. Rafferty
J. M Barton
William Hess
D. D. Donovan
N. McColley
Reiger
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Theodore E. Burton
House Committee On
Burton
William A. Boyd
Cincinnati
Leopold Markbreit
United States
Bolivia
Dempsey
Columbus
Charles Anson Bond
Sunday Schools Treasurer's Report and Convention Notes
October treasurer report shows donations from St John’s Reform and Noble township with small gifts. The thirty third semi annual convention occurred Oct 20 at Farmer Sunday with sermons and talks by Hosack, Barthan, Ensign, and Terner. A 235 dollar collection was taken. officers elected and talks on Boys and Sunday school planned by Rangeler at Tiffin two.
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St. John’s
N. E Vitz
Noble Township
B.C. Lehman
Carmie Dustin
Farmer Two
Terner
Harthan
Emerson
God
W. L. Hosack
W. G. Lord
P. N. Richardson
W. D. Ensign
H. H. Rangeler
Findlay College
U. S
Rangeler
Henry L, Stock
Sec
Local Visitors and Moves Reported in Brooksville
Brooksville residents and guests are noted in a week of family and business visits. Pete Miller of New Washington spent time with sister Kate Figley, and L D Rex of Hicksville was in town on Monday. Eril Koeppe drove to New Saturday, and Bert Vin Wagner with son Dale visited Frank Christy. Mr and Mrs Willie Mavis of Farmer spent Sunday with Mabion Garber. Mrs J O Wissler, recently ill, is reported much improved. Fris Koeppe and family visited Samuel Dunbar at Brunersburg, and Mrs James Figley with daughter Belle Kistler were De fiance visitors Wednesday.
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Brooksville
Pete Miller
New Washington
Kate Figley
L D. Rex
Hicksville
Eril Koeppe
New
Bert Vin Wagner
Dale
Frank Christy
Willie Mavis
Farmer
Mabion Garber
J. O. Wissler
Local Families Visit and Move Around Indiana and Illinois
West Milford Rev Joe Moore visits son LH Moore and wife at Fort Wayne. Martha Shanklin returns from Wayne county relatives. May Shanklin studies telegraphy at Edgerton. Paul Hootman and family visit G Wilson at Maysville Indiana. Charley Manion and families move to Edgerton. Nathan Moore entertains Illinois relatives. Hicksville ladies visit Mrs Adrian Beas family. Jay Weisenburger and Chicago guests visit Mrs Seiren.
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Joe. Moore
LH. Moore
Ft. Wayne
Martha Shanklin
Wayne County
May Shanklin
Edgerton
Paul Hootman
G. Wilson
Maysville
Ind
Charley Manion
John Sleesman
Nathan Moore
Illinois
William Bishop
David Kleckner
August Lachapelle
Charles Reas
Hicksville
Adrian Beas
Dissolution Petition of Hicksville Manufacturing Company
In Defiance County Ohio the owners holding more than one third of issued stock petition the Court of Common Pleas for dissolution. Master Commissioner Geo Simmons to hear testimonies and report on affairs debts assets and other matters related to the corporation with a February hearing date and publication notice for interested parties to show cause why the corporation should not be dissolved.
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Iwit
Hicksville Manufacturing Company
State of Ohio
Hickswillie
Defiance County
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Frank Kicker
Chas. M. Lott
E . Armstrong
David B. Miller
G. Q. Morgan
Raward B. Crary
Frank Waxwell
Clyde We Zels
de Hood
Win. Hortons
Geo" Wilson
Sal ‘Simmons
Hickswiire
Delance County
Onto
Aus
Publica
Faw Buicker
Ciakbes
Mt Lore
E.R. Anusinoway &Q
Mowens
Bowanyl- Chang
Frane Maxwite
Cigarette Crazed Bryan Bellboy Suicide
Earl Miser a 17 year old bellboy at the Jefferson hotel shot himself in the forehead with a revolver Saturday. Found in his room by the manager after dinner he lay dead in a pool of blood beside the bed. No cause is known though he is said to have smoked cigarettes to excess.
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Bryan
Earl Miser
Miser
Jefferson Hotel
Miller
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