Elder and Conner Battle Woods For County Commissioner
In Camden County three Republicans Elmery Conner P O Elder and Franklin R Woods lead a tight race for two County Commissioner spots. After 50 of 81 precincts Elder 4646 Woods 4556 Conner 4545 with wood and elder neck and neck as final results awaited.
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Elmery Conner
Ellwood City
P. O. Elder
New Castle
Franklin R. Woods
Frenklin R. Woods
Elmer Conner
McClung Seeks City Treasurer Nomination In Republican Primary
In 32 of 34 precincts in Lawrence county, McClung leads for New Castle city treasurer with 3 894 votes while rival McKibben follows at 2 899 and Ivor V. Davis 2 228. McClung appears assured of the nomination though two precincts remain uncounted.
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NEW Castle News
Eads
McClung
Elder
New Castle
Lewis McClune
C. C. “Rube” McKibben
Ivor V. Davis
Ralph Snyder
McKibben
Doposters
Woolcock And Hyde Strong In School Contest
With 18 of 34 city precincts reporting in the school board race Alfred C. Hyde and Daniel B. Woolcock led the Republican primaries by a solid margin. A tight battle for third place formed among Charles G. Martin J Herb McKillenny and George L. Smith as returns showed Woolcock and Hyde ahead.
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Alfred C. Hyde
Daniel B. Woolcock
Charles G. Martin
J. Herb McKillvenny
George L. Smith
Wooleck
Bree
Shewman
Blevins McCaslin Lead In County Auditor Contest
In Tuesday's Republican primary for county auditor John C. Blevins of this city and R C McCaslin Jr of New Wilmington appear to have led over A Scott Kildoo of Slippery Rock Township. Returns are sparse and final counts may alter the result.
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John C. Blevins
R C. McCaslin, Jr
New Wilmington
A. Scott Kildoo
Slippery Rock Township
Mayne Wins Mayor Seat By Large Majority
Mayne secures the mayoral victory with a large majority while McGrath finishes second and Dunlap third in the city race.
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Mayne
Ellwood City Precinct Results Hint At Close Contest
The report notes Mr. Conner led other Ellwood precincts and likely will reach about 425 votes in this precinct while opponents may barely exceed one third that total. Wayne Ferry and Slippery Rock Townships are favorable to Conner, suggesting Woods and Elder contend for second place. Deciding factors remain.
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Ellwood City
Conner
Ellwood
Wayne Ferry
Slippery Rock
Woods
Elder
Close county commissioner race set by small precincts
The county commission contest shapes up as a tight race with Woods Elder and Conner as front runners. Voters in small precincts will decide the winner after a year of unusually close polling. Sam Wel Craviced of North Beaver aligned with one candidate is noted among supporters.
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Fullerton
J. S. Martin
New Castle
H. C. Breese
Neshannock Township
James P. Cook
Conner
Elder
Woods
Samwel W. Craviced
North Beaver
Pitts Appears Sure Winner In County Treasurer Race
Mount Jackson candidate William Pitts leads the Republican field for county treasurer with 4 117 votes in 45 of 81 precincts. David E Nessle trails with 3677 votes, needing an unlikely margin to overtake. Bion W Cover has 2524 and John T Brinton 2016, with Pitts favored to win the nomination.
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Mount Jackson
Lawrence County
William Pitts
David E. Nessle
Pitts
Nessle
Bion W. Cover
John T. Brinton
Hamilton Ewing Battle For Second Ward Alderman Nomination
Walter T. Hamilton and Wallace J. Ewing, both Republican candidates, ran a tight race for the Second Ward alderman nomination. Final results hung in the balance until votes from all ten district polls were counted.
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Hamilton-Ewing
Walter T. Hamilton
Wallace J. Ewing
Davies Makes Comeback In City Council Nomination Race
D. O. Davies led the Republican field for the city council nomination from the Fifth Ward in the primary with 2348 votes from 24 of 34 precincts. Albert Hoyland and John M. Gardner battled for second, Hoyland at 1808 and Gardner at 1704, with Burns and others trailing as missing Second Ward precincts could shift the result.
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Albert Hoyland
John M. Gardner
Hoyland
Mr. Gardner
W. T. Burns
Gardner
Local Precinct Vote Totals Across Seventh Ward
Detailed tally figures from Seventh Ward precincts list votes for county and city officials including auditors commissioners treasurer prothonotary coroner mayor city council school directors and a second precinct recount with names such as Kildoe McCaslin Brown Elder Fullerton and Crawford among others. The results show varying tallies across departments and precincts with multiple candidates in each race.
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Blevins
Kildoe
McCaslin
Second Ward
Brown
Elder
Fullerton
Paden
Cook
Crawford
Conner
Martin
Woods
Cameron
Breese
Pitts
Nessle
Cover
Brinton
Campbell
Cooper
Caldwell
Potter
Nugent
Pearson
Seventh Ward
Second Precinct
Young
Kildee
Union
Corner
Kildoo
N. Beaver
Brinten
Prothontary Campbell
Caldwell St. Youne
Fourth Ward
Woods III
Potterite
Fearon
Mayne Leads in New Castle GOP Mayor Race Across 27 Precincts
With 27 of 34 precincts reporting at 5 30 this morning Charles B Mayne holds a commanding Republican nomination lead in New Castle. He has 3394 votes to 2288 for Charles McGrath and 1960 for William Dunlap with 948 for C W Hess. Mayne carried most wards and is expected to finish with about 4000 votes and a 1300 vote edge over McGrath. Mayne is a soft drink manufacturer who served in the early council under the commission form of government.
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New Castle
Charles B. Mayne
Charles McGrath
William Dunlap
C. W. Herman Hess
Mayne
Dunlap
McGrath
Frank Conner Wins Race For Constable In Second Ward
Frank Conner wins the second ward constable race with 1690 votes. James M. Rae receives 836 votes and Edward Benn inghoff 489, totaling 3015 votes cast in the contest.
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Frank Conner
Constable
James M. Rae
Edward Benninghoff
Conner
Rae
Benninghoff
Precinct returns for Fourth Ward and county offices
Fourth Ward First Precinct results show Mayne 159 and McGrath 99 with other candidates listed for mayor. City Treasurer totals include Davis 57 Snyder 64 McKibben 76 and McClung 102. Multiple council and school director names and votes appear alongside Shenango Township district results and county offices totals for commissioners coroner and treasurer.
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Mayne
McGrath
Hess
Dunlap
Davis
Snyder
McKibben
McClung
Elliott
Gardner
Hoyland
Fike
Hahn
Davies
Reeves
Burns
Steen
McKeever
Patterson
Hover
Hyde
Mcellvenny
Woolcock
Smith
Perifano
Sherman
Morrow
Martin
Fourth Ward
First Precinct
Potter Looms as Coroner Nominee in Early Returns
With one third of precincts counted, Dr Ville Potter leads Republican county coroner race by a comfortable margin. Potter has 2609 votes, Nugent 1054, incumbent Caldwell 1011, while Cooper and others trail. Potter bedridden per doctor’s orders after wartime injuries but pleased with early tally.
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Ville Potter
Potter
Nugent
James P. Caldwell
Caldwell
Cooper, Young
Pearson
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Trio
N. Arthur Brown
Wampum
Milo D. Paden
Mahoning Township
Donald Lee Cameron
C. Dale
Ralph M. Campbell
Orville Potter
R. C. McCaslin Jr
D. O. Davies
John Gardner
P.K. Fike
L. W. McClung
A. C. Hyde
J. Herbert MeIlvenny
Ray Bradford Elliott
Lewis McClung
Woolcock and
Hyde Strong
RTI, McIl
Smith and
Inny
Blevins-McCaslin
Conner Precincts
F. R. Woods
Mr. Jackson
Gardner and Hoyland
Fifth Ward
Council
P. K. Fike
Charles A. McKeever
Clayton H. Reeves
Frank A. Hover
Charles A. Patterson
Thomas Elliott
Joseph Hahn
Harry Steen
Wne High
Precinct
McIlvenny
Shenango Township
Pulaski