Bulkley extends lead in Ohio Senate race as returns rise
From Columbus Ohio November 5 Robert J Bulkley Democrat of Cleveland widened his U S Senate lead over Republican Roscoe C McCulloch Canton to about 145000 on revised unofficial returns from 8435 of the states 1985 precincts Totals show Bulkley 959448 to McCulloch 813?164 Other races also reported with Democratic gains in governor and secretary of state while many congressional and state legislative races remained in doubt Political observers cited prohibition unemployment and the Smoot Hawley tariff as factors in McCullochs defeat
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Columbus
Robert J. Bulkley
Demoocrat
Cleveland
U.S
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Republican
Canton
Bulkley
McCulloch
White
Cooper
Whit
Iead
General Assembly
Henry G. Brunn
Democratic State Executive Committee
Gains Made by Democrats in Both Houses
New York November 3 Democrats edged toward a working majority as returns showed gains in both houses but Republicans still held real control. Democrats likely to reach about 290 in the house with 218 needed, four seats shy of senate control. Prohibition influenced several contests including the defeat of Ruth Banta McCormick by J Hamilton Lewis.
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New York
Noy
Senate
Sirenugti
Prohibition
Ruth Banta McCormick
J. Hamilton Lewis
Michigan Republicans retain Senate and House seats in 1934 election
Detroit reports Michigan voters stayed Republican with Senator James Couzens holding his seat and Republicans winning all thirteen congressional districts. Governor Wilber M. Bracker led against William A. Comstock with a margin likely over 100 600 votes. The delegation includes two wet Republicans in the 1934 results.
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Detroit
Michigan
Washington
James Couzens
Senate
Couzens
Thomas A. F. Weadock
Grant M. Hudson
Statements Of Bulkley And White
Ohio voters backed Senator-elect Robert J. Kley in defeating Roscoe McCulloch by a large majority and disapproval of tariff bills. Governor-elect George W. White pledged a straight, pragmatic administration to fulfill campaign promises with broad cooperation across politics, race, and religion.
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Marietta
Ceorge W. White
Ohio
Next Governor of Ohio 15 Ble Raw Boned Man
Columbus Ohio reports George White of Marietta Democrat is the next governor of Ohio. Born August 21, 1872 in Elim New York he later moved to Titusville Pennsylvania then Marietta. He served in Congress 1910 1912 and 1914 and was a candidate for US Senate two years ago. He is widower with five children including George Jr Robert David and daughters Marr and Charlotte.
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Columbus
George White
Marietta
Ohio
White
Elim N.Y
Titusville
George A. Wairton
Klondike
Charlotte McKelvey
House of Representatives
Washington County
Congress
United States
County Republicans Gain Majorities Feature Lorain County Returns
In a national and state waves, Lorain county Republicans swept the ballot with substantial margins. Sheriff Clarence Adams led tally with 17,187 to 14,230 for Democrat E. G. Mathews, while County Treasurer N. D. Backus and Prosecutor Don W. Myers won reelection. Other GOP wins included County Commissioner Murray, State Rep Rogers, County Recorder Mitchell, County Coroner Peebles, and Auditor Kelser. Senate chance favors C. J. Anderson returning for the 27-29 district.
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Adams
Mathews
Anderson
Backus
Myers
Wich Lorain
Lorain County
Sherif Clarence FL Adams
Orer
Elif E. G. Mathews
Belef
Lorain
North County
N. D. Backus
Re-Elereuon
Fredie Bauer
Don W. Myers
Albert Greulich
Charles D. Murray
J. J Mever
P. H. Rogers
Hhenas
Clarence Ward
William G. Mitchell
W. M. France
Thomas A. Peebles
Ralph W. Falls
C. J. Anderson
Shelby
Thomas A. Gruber
Charles S. Kelser
Goerenor Cooter
White
Brown
Pickrel
Newman
State Day
Ferguson
Bettman
Allison
U. S
McCulloch
Bulkley
Seiberling
Harter
Rogers
Ward
Gruber
Murray
Meyer
Kelser
Greulich
Mitchell
France
Bauer
Peebles
Faus
Local Election Returns Show Partywide Races and Bond Vote
The document lists candidate tallies for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and other state and county offices with party lines. It also records amendment support and a bridge bond issue verdict, detailing Yes and No counts for each item.
Fess Considers The Situation
Senator Simeon D. Fess, chairman of the Republican National Committee, asked for time to consider the situation after the Ohio election. He said there is nothing he can say at present and that he must study the situation.
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Yellow Springs
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Robert J Bulkley Democratic senator elect highlighted in bio
Columbus O Nov 5 Robert J Bulkley Democratic senator elect was born Oct 8 1889 in Cleveland. He attended Harvard College and Law School and served two terms in the House. He helped drive 1921 tariff policy and chaired Cleveland campaigns for Alfred E Smith. He led legal roles in wartime agencies and heads a law firm. He sits as bank and building company chairman and has two children.
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Columbus, O
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Bulkley
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Curahoga County
Alfred E. Smith
General Munitions Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
War Industries Board
Bulkley, Hauxhurst, Tamison, and Sharp
Morris Plan Bank of Cleveland
Bulkley Building Company
Hubert, Jr
Atherine
Vessel Drifts Helplessly At Sea
New York November 3 Mackar Radio Company intercepted a wireless message from the trawler Notre Dame reporting it was drifting helplessly two and one half miles southeast of Thateser's light and in need of immediate help. The steamship Yarmouth, a coastal vessel, wirelessed that it was proceeding to Notre Dame's assistance and expected to reach the scene about 6 a.m.
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New York
Mackar Radio Company
Notre Dame
Thateser
Yarmouth
Notr2me
Mackav Company
Lorain County votes down 2 million bridge bond 46 percent
Lorain County defeated the 2,000,000 high level bridge bond by 14,549 to 17,065, a 46 percent favorable showing. Local totals split to 10,971 for Lorain, 1,142 against. Elyria 6,932 for, 979 against. Oberlin 1,156 to 282 against. Wellington 813 to 105. Grafton 318 to 35. Avon Lake for, Avex against, Amherst against. Overall turnout 311,614, higher than last year’s gubernatorial and Senate votes.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Lorain City
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Avon Lake
Avex
Ambherst
Seiberling Wing Narrowly Beats Harter In Ohio Race
Returns from four counties in Ohio's 14th district show Francis Seiberling Republican ahead of Don W. Harter Democrat by 461 votes. Akron supporters may seek a recount as Lorain Portage and Medina offset Summit County gains. Amherst precinct finally reported with Seiberling 61 509 to Harter 16 048.
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14Th
Francis Seiberling
Congress
Don W. Harter
Akron
Harter
Seiberling
Lorain
Portage
Medina
Summit County
Amherst
Tax amendment approved in Ohio vote totals
Columbus Ohio November 5 The proposed constitutional amendment to share inheritance tax receipts with school districts appears approved by a large majority. Secretary of State Brown tabulated Yes 562689 No 395464 in the election returns.
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Columbus
Brown
Elyria Rejects Voting Machines By Narrow Margin
Elyria Ohio voters rejected installing voting machines in booths by 4480 to 2533 amid Chamber of Commerce concerns over timing and cost. The outcome followed a regional trend as five Ohio cities weighed the same proposal.
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Elyria
Ohio
Chamber For Commerce
Farm Bureau Executive Committee Plans January Meeting
Lorain County Farm Bureau executives meet tonight in the Farm Bureau offices to discuss plans for the annual January meeting. The discussion aims to set agendas and confirm arrangements for the upcoming event.
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Farm Bureau Group
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Daresxu
Farm Bureau
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Roscoe McCulloch
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Lorin Cunty
Fess
Don W. Meers
Clarence Adams
William Mitchell
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