Whaley Wins Sheriff Contest in Lawrence County Race
Robert H. Whaley defeats J. H. Boyd for sheriff amid countywide returns. Dickey elected district attorney. Brest and Hoopengardner win as jury commissioners. Seventh Amendment lands hard blows with many precincts voting no and many voters skipping amendments.
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J. P. Brest
A. H. Hoopengardner
Iff
Robert H. Whaley
Thomas W. Dickey
John P. Brest
Hoppengardner
J. H. Boyd
Boyd
Whaley
Princeton
Green
Mr. Whaley
Anas W. Dickey
Dfm
H. A. Wilkison
E. N. Baer
Dickey
New Castle
A. I. Hoppengardner
Daniel F. Clark
Clark
Supreme Court
Robert von Moschzisker
Maine
Schziker
Cyrus Larne Munson
Lawrence County
Eere
Craver Wins Re election as Youngstown Mayor
A. W. Craver was reelected mayor of Youngstown by about 1 000 votes with 5 880 to 4 922 for Paul Jones. Craver secured backing of city administration police and saloon interests amid a wide open crime era and strong wet forces. Ed Moore linked to Craver and saloons helped his campaign. Jones faced stronger political opposition and less money. J. R. Long and Will Barnum won other offices in the city.
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Youngstown
A. W. Craver
Paul Jones
Craver
Ed Moore
Students Fight Major Blaze at Dartmouth Lab
Four hundred students rushed from bed to battle a fire that partly destroyed the Dartmouth chemical laboratory in Culver Hall. Damages totaled 1500 dollars and the blaze was thought to start from spontaneous combustion among the chemicals.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth Chemical Laboratory
Culver Hall
Sudden Death of Si Eel Worker John Dukes
John Dukes of 618 Hamilton street, a longtime city resident and steel worker, died Tuesday afternoon after a heart pain while at home. He was 58, born in England, and leaves a wife and children Thomas John Joseph Earl William Margaret Elizabeth and Ethel. Funeral Friday at 3 pm at the family residence with interment in Oak Park cemetery.
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John Dukes
Hamilton Street
Dukes
Hallowe
England
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Thomas
John
Joseph
Earl
William
West Side
Margaret
Elizabeth
Ethel
Oak Park Cemetery
Buffalo Elects Democrat Louis H. Fuhrmann Mayor
New York state results show Buffalo choosing Democrat Louis H. Fuhrmann as mayor by about 1,300 ballots. Rochester and Albany also lean Republican on city and county tickets. In Shenango Street the Eastbrook Home managers met with Mrs Rebecca Baker presiding to set November 2 as donation day.
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New York
New York State
Buffalo
Louis H. Fuhrmann
Rochester
Hiram R. Edgerton
Albany
James B. McEwan
L. F. Tilghman
Shenango Street
Eastbrook
Rebecca Baker
Green Street
Moschzisker Wins Supreme Court Seat Amid Penrose Clique Fallout
Harrisburg reports the Republican ticket sweeps key offices with C Larue Munson losing the supreme court race to Robert Moschzisker of Philadelphia though far behind the ticket. A. E. Sisson is auditor general and Jeremiah A. Stober is treasurer. In counties Westmoreland Fayette Armstrong and Allegheny show notable contests with Doty Umbel Patton Blakely cited.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
C. Larue Munson
Robert Moschzisker
Philadelphia
A. E. Sisson
Fire
Jeremiah A. Stober
Lancaster
Westmoreland
Armstrong
Fayette
Lucien W. Doty
Umbel
W. D. Patton
W. A. Blakely
Allegheny County
Quarryman Severely Burned in Mining Explosive Accident
Steve Magine a quarryman for Lehigh Portland Cement was badly burned when a fuse failed to reach dynamite and the charge exploded at a limestone quarry. He suffered burns to head face arms and hands and possible loss of sight in one eye. He was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital. he is married with four children and lives on Croton Avenue.
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Steve Magine
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Magine
Shenango Valley Hospital
Croton Avenue
Portuguese Forces Trapped In Suburban Bomb Blast
An anonymous letter lured guards of the governor's force at Torax into a trap. Two were killed and others injured when a bomb exploded as they forced entry to a vacant suburban house where smugglers were said to store contraband. Authorities had recently captured eleven smugglers with several killed. five escaped swearing vengeance.
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United Press
Lisbon
Torax
Pittsburg Votes 6.665 Million Bond Issue
Pittsburg, Pa voters approved a 6,665,000 bond issue to fund projects including the removal of the steep hill known as the hump at the foot of Smithfield Street. The hill's removal is aimed at expanding the business district beyond its four to five block limit.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Smithfield Street
Carnival prize winners to claim at News office
Winners of the Hallowe en carnival prizes who have not yet received them will be called to The News office Wednesday evening at seven o clock to collect their awards.
Illness of Deputy Register and Recorder J. T. Gleason
Deputy Register and Recorder J. T. Gleason is ill at his home on Walnut Street. He is away from duties while recovering at his residence.
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J. T. Gleason
Walnutistreet
New York Election Defeat Ends Tammany Control
Dense gloom hits Tammany Hall as the Fusion ticket wins the mayoralty and most city offices. Former Justice William J. Gaynor is elected mayor by at least 70,000 votes, while Murphy Cohalen and their faction lose power. The board of estimate opposes the old clique and probes for reform in a city spending hundreds of millions.
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United Press
New York
Tammany Hall
Tiger
New York City
William J. Gaynor
Tammany
Board of Estimate
Fiscal Bureau
Charles F. Murphy
Timothy Sullivan
Gaynor Barnard
Hearst
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Daniel Cohalen
Gaynor
Murphy
New Wilmington Plans New Public School Building
New Wilmington voters approve a 15000 bond issue by 99 to 24 for a modern school building. Officials expect immediate action and spring construction to have the new structure ready for fall 1919.
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New Wilmington
Virginia Elects Democratic State Ticket in Quiet Win
Virginia voters chose the Democratic slate led by Governor elect William Hodges Mann by about 23,000 points. Republicans gain two House of Delegates seats, resulting in sixty Democrats to twenty Republicans.
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United Press
Richmond
Virginia
William Hodges Mann
House of Delegates
Cleveland Mayor Results End Tom Johnson's Fifth Bid
Cleveland voters defeat Tom L. Johnson in a fifth term race with Herman C. Baehr leading by about 4000. Brand Whitlock wins Toledo for a third term amid opposition. Columbus re elects George S. Marshall by about 3000. Cincinnati Cox gang survives via strong administration in a hard fought race.
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Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Cox Gang
Cincinnati
Democrats
Ohio
United Press
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Herman C. Baehr
Johnson
Reform
Ring and Corporation
Columbus
George S. Marshall
Louis Schwab
Tin Trust Mills Are Humming in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on November 3 the American Sheet and Tinplate Company reported 76 percent of its serviceable tin mills and 83 percent of its sheet mills active, the highest since 1906. Eight tin mills and six sheet mills were added recently, with new tin mills in Elwood Indiana New Castle Shenango New Castle Van dergrift United States McKeesport and sheet mills in Vandergrift Canton. Demand for sheets remains strong despite many mills, and rumors say Jones & Laughlin Steel may expand tin plate at Alliquippa to 30 mills, aiming for spring operation.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Elwood
Ind
New Castle
Shenango
Vandergrift
United States
McKeesport
Canton
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Alliquippa
Strikers File Equity Answer in Wil liams Mills Case
The American Sheet and Tin Plate Co sues David J Williams John Bishton and others. R K Aiken for the strikers denies most plaintiff claims says defendants not armed and no scab epithets. Preliminary injunction remains in place until November 9 with expected further action.
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Equity
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
David J. Williams
John Bishton
R. K. Aiken
Porter
Death Record of John Dukes at 618 Hamilton Street
John Dukes aged 58 is recorded as deceased at his home 618 Hamilton Street. The notice lists no spouse, funeral arrangements, or cause of death available in the fragment.
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Neshannock
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Wayne
Wilmington
Grand Total
Barnum
Will Barnum
Common Pleas
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Mahoning County
William Gibson
Trumbull County
Warren
Portage County
Ravenna
David Jenkins
Herman Brandmiller
David Steiner
SIEEL
Moschzisker
Penrose Clique
Lehigh Portland Cement Plant
MR. Gleason III
N.Y
McClellan
NEW School
Old Dominion
Tom Jonson
TIN Trust Mills
Hamiltos Street
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