Approve Yank Bonus Five to One in City Election
Reported results show George as long term and Conaway as short term winner in a local city race. Byam, Hill, Hughes, and Stolzenburg followed, with the article noting George will serve four years and Conaway may run again in the next municipal election. The piece mentions mixed voter interest and a call from Charles L Darlington of Xenia for party support.
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George
Conaway
Byam
Mrs. Hill
Hughes
Stolzenburg
Dure
Earge
Rels
George Will Officea
Lorain Elects Grable and a Large City Ticket
In Lorain the electorate backed William F Grable by a clear majority as part of a broad Republican slate. Grable secured the mayoral post amid a turnout totaling 9291 ballots, with strong showings for council members and county officers. The soldiers bonus amendment was approved by a wide margin while the poll amendment failed. Road tax levy passed by a comfortable margin.
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Lorain
Dead and wounded in Kentucky election day clashes
In Louisville and surrounding areas eleven people died and many were wounded during election day violence. Names of casualties and suspects span Clayhole Ravenna Springfork and other towns with Democratic and Republican candidates involved in gun battles and family feuds.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Clayhale
Cleo Combs
Leslie Combe
Athan Allen
Jo Roberts
Alberts Combe
All Democra
George Mcintosh
Ravenna
Floyd Winkler
Springfork
Lester Howard Jr
Frozen Creek
K K Spencer
Simpson
Clayhole
William 50
Prentis Ome
Will Mavis
Ld Davis
Tom McIntosh
Harry Ross Lo
Lilian Collins
F Wolf Nharker
Tur Sheaf
Phant Richardeon
Auburn
George W Pottinger
Edmondson Faunty
Green Mioreith
Tom Stanmeter
Ed Combs
Combs
Her
Leslie Combs
Easu d Combs
Thomas Combsa
H F Smith New Mayor of Oberlin in Lopsided Vote
H F Smith a Republican won the Oberlin mayoral race with near no opposition. Democrats had no ticket. several Republicans were elected to council and boards including Ashley as town treasurer and C R Summers as Justice of the Peace. The soldiers' bonus measure carried heavily amid a large turnout.
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Oberlin
H F Smith
Smith
W H Phillips
Ashley Waa
C Ro Summers
Emal
Jomings
Hobbs
Fones
King McIntosh
Stone
Board of
Public
Merrick
Saxton and
Wangerin
Rusela
C. W Kinney
Worchester
Cdmonds
Bomas
One Mill County Road Levy Approved Poll Tax Defeated
Voters in Mill County approved the one mill road levy while defeating the poll tax. Constitutional amendments passed in two cases, with voters also backing a state soldier bonus in lopsided totals. Senatorial redistricting and road funding cuts drew mixed margins across precincts.
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Tess
Cty
Country Livery
Cits
Local Mayors Elected Across Ohio Towns
Names of mayoral winners listed by municipality show party affiliations and include Barberton George A Karshner Republican and Toledo Bernard Fo Brough Republican. Other towns include Sandusky Charles Bringian and Steubenville Frank A Haw kira both Republicans with several Democrats and independents noted.
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Hamilton
Harry J Koebler Jr
Marietta
B H Sanford
New Philadelphia
F. Fair
New Lexington
Johno B Barberer
Portsmouth
W N Gableman
Sabri
J W Poser
Steubenville
Frank A
Hawkira
Toledo
Bernard Fo Brough
Poer Sandusky
Charles Bring
Ian Wooster
Mwarena
Limb
Democrat, Zaneaville
Hanks Bonus Carry Ohio Vote Count Reported
Secretary Smith announced tabulated returns from 4 505 Ohio precincts totaling about 9 900 with results showing Soldier bonus for 642 5 0 against 187 1 438 Redistricting for 204 206 against 296 535 Poll tax for 136 962 against 392 908
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Columbus
Smith
Pittsburg Elects William Va Kee Mayor by Large Margin
Former Pennsylvania Public Service Commissioner William A Va Kee, Republican, wins Pittsburgh mayoral race by 59,000 votes. Five Republican city councilmen newly elected. County ticket leads with about 100,000 plurality as returns near completion. A $27 million bond issue is approved, with Allegheny County related candidate favored.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Public Service
William A Va Kee
Pittsburg
Wernalan
Allegheny County
Women Win Council Seats in Mrs Mae Foi and Mrs Cora Ensign
City voters reelected Mayor Jones for a third term and elevated council members Mrs Cora Ensign and Myra Sign to prominent seats. Election tallies show Jones dominating with 2,727 votes to 1,081 for his Democrat rival. Guth reaffirmed as city auditor with 2,957 to 681. Standen won city treasurer with 3,183 to 698. solicitor D A Baird led with 2,956 to 675 for Walsh.
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Mae Foi
Cora Ensign
Jones
Charles Crehore
T. T. Robinson
Board of Education
Elsi
Mayer Jones
Gerald Ag ‘Tin
Harry ‘Hnkson
Walter Gathman
Has. Guth
Ralph Standen
Chas. Wise
Standen
D. A. Baird
George Walsh
J. F. Rawson
Sudro
Myrasign
Rawson
Tenley
Myers
Tite
Mac Briday
W. H
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C. P
Gonaway
Ohio
Oli Weus
Ican
Charles L Darlington
Xenia
Tee Aking
Gporgi Sted
Sucele
Fohv Conaway
Justice of the Peace
Porain
Willian F
Grable
Gertrit Sas Oroek
Mdsuto Lotain
Grall
Ho Osgood
Bariot
Morgan
Grail
Westy Grills
N- Ivo
Kl van Deuser Republiam
Omcumbhent Grills
van Deusen
Standen Republian
Auditet
Deveats Oldhaw
John Whelton
Willam Qidham
TFP Stre
Tick
Ant Aves
William Duffy
Trank Colemin Streaich
Yor Beg Streaich
Duffy
Colemin
Walter Thomas
Council
H. B. Walker
Howard Cobb
Campbell
David
Daum Miller
Gluvna
Arth Ward
Albert Republin
Fog Cooper
CC. Fisher
Puanklya Wathima
Holidad Education
Brett J Plumb
Louisville, Ky
H. F. Smith
I New Council Women
War Triday
Unlu Mayors
Pivria
A WR. Jones
Amherst
J J Smythe
Arthur Ingle
Shererd
Itie Woodruff
Wellngton
Guy E Wella
Facelester
Mra
Stelio Trippe
Avon Lake Village
Howard A Walker
Iovatn—Mayer
WL Grail
Hanks
Ohi
Mageek
Asaph R. Jones
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