County election school plots after General Assembly work
County precinct election officials will receive further instruction after the General Assembly adjourns to gauge changes in election laws. Last year the school toured Canton Massillon and Alliance with high attendance and helpful Q&A. Proposals include returning to voter intent, easing ballot rejection rules, rubber stamps, and office ballots.
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Qtark
James Seccombe
Elections Board
General Assembly
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Stark County
Canton's off year primary registration tops fifty five thousand
Stark County election board officials call Canton's May 3 municipal primary registration of 55 714 disappointing yet high for a municipal primary. Historical figures show 1941 at 54 381 and 1945 at 53 147 with prior totals ranging 41 425 to 48 510, suggesting turnout follows presidential election cycles with higher post election years and slumps in intervening years.
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Yizhen
Stark County Election Board
Canton
Right To Fire Mayor May Be Lost by Lausche
Ohio Senate killed in committee a bill to grant Governor Lausche authority to suspend and remove sheriffs for misconduct. If lawmakers deny this power, they may also deny the governor the ability to suspend and remove mayors for gross neglect of official duty.
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Lausche
Senate Committee
Ohio Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Hoover Co Pays $995 to Workers For Suggestions
The Hoover Company awarded 995 dollars to workers for suggestions to improve operations. Frank Juersivich of North Canton won 325 dollars for an idea that simplified removing burrs from a latch casting. Other prizes ranged from 115 to 5 dollars for a wide list of employees.
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Hoover Co
Frank Juersivich
North Canton
Inspection Department
E. J
Cathon
James Stevens
Francis Schiltz
Paul Shook
Otto Guenther
H. L. Kaufman
Frank Gugli
Roland Nusbaum
Arthur Paul
F. E. Rinninger
Edgar van Camp
Thomas Slusser
Henry Theiss
Montford Kepler
Steward Kiddey
Edward Kraus
Frank Miller
Adrian Preda
Cecil Rheil
Arthur Shaw
Charles Sturtz
Catherine Swagger
William Voelker
William Bishop
Roy Dilgard
Charles Elliott
Mary Givier
Russell Jackson
Alice Jones
Henry Jones
Arthur Keller
Andrew Krnach
Donald Murphy
Harry Stauffer
A. D. Vanderbilt
Floyd Waters
Robert Watt
Rose Watts
Umstattd to Address Akron Canton Office Group
William E. Umstattd president of the Timken Roller Bearing Co will speak at the Akron Canton Chapter NA of MO meeting at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the tearoom of Timken Vocational High School.
Deming Dies in West Aged Warren Tribune Executive
William Chapin Deming, 79, vice president of the Warren Tribune Co., died at his Cheyenne, Wyoming home after a stroke. He left Warren in 1901 to buy the State Tribune in Cheyenne and remained active in Wyoming public affairs, including ten years as president of the U.S. Civil Service Commission. He is survived by his brother T. H. Deming and sister Mrs. William H. Morrison.
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Warren
William Chapin Deming
Warren Tribune Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren Tribune Chronicle
Deming
State Tribune
United States Civil Service Commission
T. H. Deming
William H. Morrison
Wheatland
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Robert R. Hartman
Stark
Navarre
Partic
Ularly
Michigan
G.O. P
G. R. Fitz
Optometrist
Market Ave. N
Ida
Camilla
Nevy
Musette
W.C. Deming
West
Marcne
Chambre-Souie
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