Hinkson Re elected Arclia ss Cites Recount At Lorain
Lorain voters weighed in on school levies and city offices. Grail won the mayoral race by three votes amid possible contest. Levy outcomes include Sheffield bond and multiple millages, with pending results from several towns and disputed ballots to be opened tomorrow.
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Anzieixas
EL le Seale
Sheffield
Belden
Henelta
Graiion
la Grange
Wellington
Brighton
Simherst
Huntington
Rochester
Pittsid
Brownhelm
Seale
Avon Lake Election Yields Major Mayoral Victory for Pipes
The Avon Lake mayoral race concluded with Dr. John R. Pipes winning 217 votes to Howard Walker's 161. Other results: W.R. Hinz won clerk with 85, C. Tomazek clerk and treasurer and school board races filled by Keubech, Mrs. Daisy Miller, J.M. Bursler, and others with totals ranging from 49 to 235 votes. Six council members named including Fav, Nussio, Harrison, Chapman, Dasaing, and Haag.
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Avon Lake
John R. Pipes
Howard Walker
H. Tratier
J. Nu Beasy
Lougler
W. RF. Hinz
GC. R. Dunlap Seth
W. A. Harn
Keubech
Daisy Miller
Burt Engel
BR. Drake
Drake
Marshall
C.D. Harrison
CG. R. Payne
M. D. Todd
Council
Chhosen
Ri. Fav
Theodore Nussio
H. H. Harrison
B.D. Chapman
C. E. Dasaing
Leonard Haag
Van Oster and Howenstine Win School Board Seats
In a crowded City Board of Education race, Van Oster and Howenstine were elected. Howenstine and Van Oster received 1,596 and 1,537 votes respectively, with Plocher and Pinkner also receiving ballots. The contest drew significant support from Citizens and organized groups.
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City Board of Education
Bheice
Howenstine
W. J. van Oster
Aisin Plocher
Aed
HH. Pinkner
Kiowa
Howenstve
VanOster
Chre Eran
van Oster
Plocher
Pinkney
Howeenstine
Boston Block Collapse in South End Injures 25
A three story building at 576 Shawmut Avenue in Boston toppled, sending debris onto the street. Fifty people were evacuated and 25 were reported hurt as rescue crews searched the wreckage at the scene.
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Boston
Shawmuta Ue
Santore
Byrd Wins Virginia Governor Race Amid Strong Lead
Richmond Va. Harry Flood Byrd appears set to become Virginia governor after returns from 21 precincts showed a Democrat victory by a substantial margin likely near 100000. John M Purcell led over John D Bassett for state treasurer in a close contest while Mrs W L Caldwell of Roanoke lost to Harris Hart for Superintendent of Public Instruction the only woman in the race.
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Richmond
Harry Flood
Byrd
Virginia
Old-Dominion
John M Purcell
John D_ Bassett
Purcell
Airs
WL. W. Caldwell
Roanoke
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Harris Tiart
Oian
George and Conaway Win Selection For Elyria Justice
The Elyria township Justice of the Peace race drew five candidates. S. J. George was viewed as the likely winner, with J. C. Conaway finishing second. Final results showed George 1,355 votes and Conaway 1,926, while Tord 1,558 and Bram 1,269 and Hughes 1,269.
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Justice Conaway
S. J. George
J.C. Conaway
C. Tord
D. M. Bram
James Hughes
Georg
Conaway
Road signs targeted by hunters sparks club action
Lorain County Automobile Club reported thirty road signs used as target practice by hunters. Signs average 3.75 dollars each and Miller stressed a jail sentence exists for defacing them. In Washington, two American destroyers from the Mediterranean fleet were ordered from Alexandria to Beirut to protect American interests amid the Damascus fighting zone.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Elyvia Savings Bark
Huaiers
Henry Miller
Miller
Iwashington
Alexandria
Begot
Leirut
Damascus
State Department
State defeats all three proposed constitutional amendments
Tapu tated unofficial returns from Tuesday show 6,815 of 1 634 precincts report voters rejected three amendments to the state constitution. Debt limitation yes 373,571 no 423,200 Classification yes 370,751 no 391,486 Office extender yes 285,179 no 420,018.
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Columbus
Brown
New Tax Cut Bill Moves Behind Closed Doors in Congress
Republicans begin drafting a tax reduction bill to cut the top rate from 40 to 20 percent and reduce normal income taxes, aiming for quick congressional action on December 7. Democrats plan a competing proposal for full exemption under five thousand dollars, while internal party disagreement signals tough negotiations ahead.
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Washington
Congress
John N. Garz
Texas
Republican Committee
Correction on School Board Candidate Ad Error
Mr L Fisk was a school board candidate and he carried an advertisement on Saturday evening. He ordered it to run Monday but an inadvertence in the composing room caused it to be missed, leading friends to think he had withdrawn. The error was on the paper. Advertising Department.
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L. Fisk
Advertising Department
Wagner Loses Sheriff Bid In Pittsburgh Election
Pittsburgh voters rejected Hall of Fame baseball star John Honus Wagner in yesterday's sheriff race, backing Republican Robert Braun by about 100 600 votes. Wagner ran as a nonpartisan candidate and had 225 96 percent of early tallies from 129 005 votes counted, casting the outcome as a political defeat for the famed Pirates figure.
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Pittsburgh
John Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Braun
Tor
Wagner
New School Board Candidates Face Polls in Downs Township
Election results show Louis Hecock leading with 341 votes, followed by E Cotton 279 and Valentine Cook 217 as Downs Township voters renew school board contests. Ambikerst township partial results affect totals. county board races feature C M Bursig and others as meetings voice administration criticism.
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Epp Board of Educatio
Louis Hecock
Cotton
Valentine Cook
Tathan Hardy
Smeber
HE Kelter
J. Burrer
Elyria Township
Elyria Township School District Beng In Ambkerst Township
Rorey
Township Board of Education
Hecock
T. Cotton
Cook
Herd
Keiler
C. M. Burseig
C. T. Winckles
Alma Portman
HL Pe Kins
Detroit Election Heats Up as Riot Targets Klan HQ
Police in Detroit halted a mob of several hundred election enthusiasts who stormed Ku Klux Klan headquarters after the Anti Klan candidate led in early returns. Mayor John W. Smith leads Bowles by about 30,944 votes as precincts report results.
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Detroit
Mich
esterday_ El
Cary
Charles Bowwies
Smith
Charles Bowles
Ku Klux Klan
Moror
Mary
Clean Up Ticket Wins San Francisco Municipal Vote
The clean up ticket swept San Francisco’s municipal election yesterday winning an overwhelming victory. The slate backed lower taxes, redistribution of power, and a reorganization of City Hall.
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San Francisco
Aie
Lower Tares
Heidi Rare
Mayors picked in Chicago list from Tuesday elections
Unofficial returns name a long list of mayors from Ohio towns including Bowling Green Canton Columbus Grove Findlay Ironton Kenton Marysville Martins Ferry Newark Norwalk Ohio places and several individuals such as Ira E Stevens Harry Gore Earl Henry and J W Gibson among others in a compiled post election roster.
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Aivatce
Ira E_ Stevens
Kron
D. C. Rybolt
Bowling Green
F_ J. Reider
Biutiten
Beeyrusne
James Dietrich
Bellaire
G. M. Fitzpatrick
Coshocton
H. B. Freaton
Cambridge
Earl Henry
Conneaut
Brace
Defiance
Edwin A. Fatty
Delaware
Howard Humphrey
Delphos
Geo
Leasure
Dover
Peter J. Grob
Dennison
Samuel N. Mehaffy
Elytia
Harry Hinkson
Liverpool
Ralph B. Benedum
Hinkson Holds Lead to Win City Race by Narrow Margin
Mayor Harry Hinkson will serve another term after winning the city election by 97 votes. Harding and Busick trailed as precincts reported late results and voters weighed the Ku Klux Klan issue in wards with strong anti Klansmen sentiment. Other city offices saw Miller, Schilleman, Shaw, Myers and multiple council members elected.
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Harry Hinkson
Hinkson
Chronicle-Telegram
Harding
Busick
Jones
thany_2
Arr
Ku Klux Klan
Carson
Mr. Hinkson
Ma. Harding
Miller Council
C.J. Miller
Theodore Freese
Freese
Alex Schilleman
Belle
Boston Republicans win all city offices after election sweep
Boston, Nov 1. Selectmen Malcolm Edwin Nichols leads Republicans to a clean sweep of city department heads now earning about 100000 a year. Democratic leaders react with dismay as they confront Republican gains in Boston, long a Democratic stronghold in municipal politics.
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Boston
Malcolm Edwin Nichols
Repubias
Bosten
Amendments Defeated in This City
City voters rejected multiple state amendments with mixed tallies. Amendment No. 1 failed 1,430 yes to 1,852 no, Amendment No. 2 tally unclear, and Amendment No. 3 trailed at 1,107 yes to 1,535 no.
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R. Pipes
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J. M. Bursler
County School Board
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J.D. Menzell
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Clara L. Maron
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Harry Moulton
Jackson
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Likewood
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Leroy Cornell
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J. W. Marsfield
James Marion
Earl Hazen
Sit. Vernon
R. L. Jones
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H.C. Kistler
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Anna Kennedy
Claude Bivin
George Martin
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Joe Solopos
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J. C. Wills, Sr
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