Davey Re-elected in Democratic Sweep in Ohio
In Columbus early returns show Gov. Martin L. Davey re-elected as Democrats dominate Ohio politics. Bricker concedes. Roosevelt leads nationwide with a near half million plurality. Two Republican congressmen survive. 20 Democratic district seats join two at large. Williams leads for Ohio Supreme Court, with nonpartisan ballot.
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John W. Bricker
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Dudley A. White
Norwalk
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Alfred M. Landon
Bricker
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
W. I. Watt
Alliance
Ohio Supreme Court
Williams
George &. Myers
Supreme Court
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Democrats Lead In Most Gubernatorial Contests Across States
New York results show 25 of 32 contests led by Democratic candidates with Republicans ahead in five states. Notable outcomes include Elmer Benson’s apparent Minnesota governorship and Herbert Lehman leading in New York. Delaware, Delaware and Ohio races show close counts as returns come in.
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Iowa
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New Hampshire
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U. S
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Lehman
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Delaware
Richard McMutllen
Harry L. Cannon
Tom Berry
Leslie Jensen
Coughlin Praises Roosevelt Power After Election
Father Charles E. Coughlin, famed radio priest, said in a post election statement that Caesar and Napoleon were toy soldiers compared to the power the people voted to Roosevelt. He spoke from Royal Oak Michigan on November 4.
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Hurley Defeats Wolfe in Ohio Senate Race by Narrow Margin
Democrat William F. Hurley of Lorain won the state senate seat against Republican Philip Wolfe of Mansfield by a plurality of about 4 996 votes. Final returns show Hurley leading Medina and Lorain counties while Wolfe carried Medina. Ashland and Richland counties split closely.
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Philip Wolfe
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Richland County
Ashland County
Wolfe Hurley
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Lorain County Faces Democratic Landslide in Local Election
Republicans stagger as Roosevelt carries Lorain County with 24 196 votes to 15 823 for London and 2 184 for Lemke. Four Democrats win county offices, many areas once solidly Republican swing to the ticket. Bricker narrowly loses Lorain in governor race. straight ballots boost Democratic strength countywide.
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Lorain County
Roosevelt
London
Lemke
Lorain
Carier
Bricker
Levies and Bond Issues Mostly Approved in County
All tax levies and bond issues in the county except one were approved by voters. Russia township school district failed to pass a two mile levy for two years by 119 to 164. Oberlin approved two bonds 1415 to 390 and 1501 to 333 for street lighting and a fire truck respectively. Avon Lake Roye school bond 27500 for PW A grant matched by federal funds passed 5758 to 310. Other districts approved include Sheffield Lake 3 mills two years 327 to 292 Penfield rural 3 mills three years 205 to 65 Henrietta 2 mills four years 230 to 71 Amherst village 3 mills five years 941 to 744 Amherst township 144 mills five years 75 to 46 and Grafton village 3 mills five years 254 to 253 by unofficial tally.
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Pwaa
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Henrietta
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Amherst Township
Grafton Village
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Elyria Votes Split Across Parties in City Results
Lorain County leaned Democratic in eight county and district races while Elyria backed only two. Notable GOP wins include State Senator Willey, and Bricker carried Governor contest despite Roosevelt support. City totals show Harter, Davidson winning key offices amid mixed outcomes. Continued on Page 5.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Don W. Harter
J. E. Davidson
Roosevelt
Landon
Johan W Bricker
Ejsra
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
William Lemke
Martin L Darrey
John W. Bricker
Carl D. Sheppard
Park Sumner
Philip Wolfe
William F. Hurley
William E. Ashbott
P. H. Rogers
A. E. Armstrong
F. G. Prosser
A. E. Hibbard
Edward W. DeChant
Howard R
Judge Doyle Wins Appeals Court Seat in Ohio District
Judge Arthur W Doyle of Akron won a seat on the Court of Appeals for the district to replace retiring Judge Ross W Funk. In Summit County he led with 27 633 votes over Dayton rival Daniel Falkner, while Lorain County tallies showed 34 873 for Doyle against 9 428 for Falkner and 3 865 for Starr. Medina and Wayne counties figures were not available but cannot overturn the substantial Summit and Lorain margins.
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Court of Appeals
Ross W. Funk
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Summit Country
Daniel Falkner
George A. Starn
Lorain County
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Starr
Medina
Warne
Dorle
Summit
Lorain
Lorain Voters Cast Democratic Sweep Across County Offices
In Lorain and county races, Democrats won most offices with strong margins. William Hurley led for State Senator, Joan Marsho defeated S C Ward for county coroner, and Ashbolt led for General Assembly. Several county officials won reelection or victories as Republicans held two unopposed seats.
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Lorain
Steel City
William Hurley
Philip Wolfe
Henry King
Howard R. Butler
Elrria
Joan Marsho
Voters Approve Food Tax Abolition and Bank Liability Reform
Columbus reports results from 6523 of 8620 precincts on two amendments. The measure to abolish the sales tax on food for off premise consumption passes 1,079,817 to 511,892. The proposal to remove double liability of stockholders in banks loses 740,349 to 567,404.
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Columbus
Ohio weather shifts from rain to snow across regions
Snow in the southwest, rain changing to snow in the east this afternoon and tonight. Cold tonight with a gradual return to fair, slightly warmer conditions in the south and central areas by Thursday.
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Ohio
Roosevelt Wins Largest Electoral Victory In U S History
President Roosevelt returns to power for four more years by the largest vote ever for a presidential candidate with 523 electoral votes and about 19.78 million ballots. Landon trails with roughly 12.34 million, while Lemke and Thomas collect smaller totals. Democrats surge nationwide with expected House gains and a Senate race lineup showing 73 Democrats and 19 Republicans among others.
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William Howard Taft
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Minn
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Wisconsin
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Nebraska
Lorain County Elects Commissioners In Split Results
Lorain County voting across 53 of 54 precincts favored both parties with Republicans winning some races and Democrats others. J E Davidson and Edward DeChant led for county commissioners while Howard R Butler, William F Grail, Mose Wilder and Harry Dunham won county posts. Coroner Dr S C Ward edged Dr John Marsico. Prothonotary H H Nee was elected. Continued on Page 2.
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General Assembly
William Ashbolt
Lorain
P. H. Rogers
Grafton
A. E. Armstrong
Townsendite
Edward DeChant
Avon
J. E. Davidson
Kipton
A. K. Hibbard
F. G. Prosser
LaGrange
William F. Grall
Clarence W. Dick
Elyria
Wilbur Sutliff
Wellington
Mose Wilder
Harry Dunham
Ely
Lorain County
Elvria
Davidson
DeChant
Prosser
Hibbard
Butler
Howard R. Butler
Eilrria
Henry G. King
King
William F. Grail
Recorder
J. W. Warden
Elstia
S. C. Ward
John Marsico
Marsico
H. H. Nee
Two Killed At Crossing Near Hubbard Ohio
Two men died when their truck was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a crossing near Hubbard Ohio. Victims were Stanley Miller a 25 year old Youngstown baker truck driver and Claude Patton a 25 year old resident of Newcastle Pennsylvania.
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Youngstown
Claude Patton
Newcastle
Harter Leads in Fourteenth District Race With Near Forty Thousand
In early returns with 546 of 564 precincts reporting, Democrat Don W. Harter held a sizable lead over Republican Carl D. Sheppard and independent Park Sumner. Summit County gave Harter 74 732 votes to 40 945 for Sheppard with Medina County leaning Republican for Sheppard.
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