Ohio voters reject Marshall bill in statewide vote
Voters across Ohio show interest in major issues as the Anti-Saloon League faces its first rebuke in years. The Marshall bill to reform justice courts on a fee basis failed by about 200,000 votes, with unofficial tallies at 658,411 against and 353,280 for. The initiated chiropractors bill also lost, while Cleveland kept the city manager plan and Cincinnati ward candidates split votes. The result impacts prohibition efforts and stems from the Tumey ruling limiting fee systems.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anti Saloon League
ZOTS
Anti-Saloon League
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Charter Committee
Anti- Saloon League
L. T. Marshall
Xenia
United States Supreme Court
Tumey
Close Results in Blyria Township Elections
Two precincts in Blyria township held elections for rural education board county board trustees clerk and constable. Rural board results show Louis Keller 109 George Kittle 67 C Smith 106 Mrs Arthur Fesler 66. Constable results list Wilson Fortune 412 Louis Hadaway 352 Frank Leonard 299. Justice of the Peace race shows Michael Busser 286 H C Stacey 428. County Board candidates Cotton Vace 184 Davidson 163 No. 3 continued on Page 3.
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Blyria Township
Board of Education
Rural Board of Education
Louis Keller
George Knitle
C. Smith
Arthur Fesler
Constable - Wilson Fortune
Louis Hadaway
Frank Leonard
Justice of the Peace
Michael Busser
H.C. Stacey
Davidson
H. C. Chambers
W. Jd Hiller
Arthur Nieding
Floyd Shaw
Cora
County Board of Education
Wity
Elmer Cotton
James E
Pavideon
Walter A. Hadaway
Ed. W. Stang
Cleveland Defeats Davis Amendment Likely Win For City Manager Rule
Cleveland voters backed the city manager form of government by a sizable majority and defeated former Governor Harry L. Davis proposed amendments to revert to mayoral rule. The measure would have removed City Manager William R. Hopkins days after the election. The contest was turbulent with clashes at booths and irregularity charges.
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Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
William R. Hopkins
Sidelight on Election
Election boards near decisive ruling on ballot box openings at Warren precincts left in limbo as voters faced ballot shortages with over fifty waiting. Ohio locales report varied outcomes from Xenia to Westerville, with Marshall bill opposition among neighbors and long serving mayor Davies noted.
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Tlan
Warren
Rane
Xenia
L. T. Marshall
Vare Ticket Leads in Philadelphia Election Returns
Philadelphia voters show Harry A. Mackey leading the Vare organization ticket for mayor by about three to one with half the city counted. Latest returns list Mackey at 170,088 votes and Moore at 63,090, while Judge John Monagan leads the district attorney slate over Todd Daniel amid mixed counts.
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Philadelphia
Vare
Harry A. Mackey
J. Hampton Moore
Mackey
Moore
John Monagnan
Distriet
Todd Daniel
Re Elect Rolph San Francisco Mayor Victory Report
San Francisco electoral results show James Rolph Jr. re elected mayor as balloting total from 900 of 922 precincts tallies an overwhelming margin. Rolph leads with about 53,140 votes to opponent Uhl’s 19, a record Bay Area turnout.
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Rolph
San Francisco
James Rolph Jr
Bay City
Uhl
Turner Ako Pence Law Repeal
Columbus news reports Attorney General Howard Turner campaigns for repeal of the Pence utility rate law. He urges a special legislative order to repeal, expecting the governor to convene sessions this winter. The move targets increased rates allowed under bond.
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Turner Ako Pence
Columbus
Atttorney
Hdlward Turner
Turner
Slack elected to finish Indianapolis mayor term
Indianapolis named a new mayor as L. Slack won the unexpired term after John L. Duvall resigned amid turmoil. Slack succeeds Clauda Negrey who served as mayor pro tem with injunctions governing the transition. Slack previously worked as an attorney for the Ku Klux Klan.
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Indianapolis
Ind
L L. EB. Slack
John L. Duvall
Slack
Clauda Negrey
Duvall
Negley
Ku Klux Klan
Nash Estate Worth Million No Will Made
Arthur I Nash the Golden Rule clothing maker died without a will. Probate court heard an estate valued around 1 million dollars. Widow Maude L Nash and daughter Grace Strabley, both of Cincinnati, plus sons Ralph M Nash of Kokomo and William A Nash of Covington, are heirs under Ohio law with the widow receiving one third.
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Nash
Cincinnati
Arthur i Nash
Golden Rule
Bank Trust
Maude L. Nash
Grace Strabley
Ralph M
Kokomo
William A
Covington
Bond and tax levy results sweep Ohio cities
Bond issues and special tax levies totaling millions were voted on across Ohio. Most were defeated though many measures funded schools, roads, bridges, and city services. Key actions include approved school and bridge bonds in Berea and Cleveland, defeated measures in Canton and Columbus, and passes for hospital, sewer, and fire equipment funds in several locales.
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Ly United Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Aaron
Extra edition delivers complete Elyria election results
A Elyria business man praised the Chronicle Telegram extra for its complete and accurate election returns. The edition carried results for city offices and state votes on the Marshall and chiropractor bills, produced and mailed out quickly so locals read figures shortly after eleven.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Rotary hears talk on Legion activities and Armistice Day
At the Newell hotel Rotary Club heard Harold H. Burton speak on Armistice Day observances and American Legion work in Europe. A memorial for Vic Woodward followed, with condolences from Lorain, Lakewood, and Elyria clubs. Squire gave a memorial address.
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rotary Club
Newell Hotel
Harold H. Burton
Cuyahoga Couneil
Burton
Vic” Woodward
Europe
Legion
Red Cross
Vic Woodward
Lorain
Lakewood
Rotary Clubs
James Thomas
Elyria
Frank Wilford
Woodward
S. H. Squire
Republican Wins For Congress In Cincy
Cincinnati returns show Charles Tatgenhorst, Jr. will fill the unexpired term of the late A B B Stephens, expanding the Republican majority in Congress. Tatgenhorst defeated Democrat John G Dempsey and Independent Harry H Shafer in yesterday's election.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Tatgenhorst, Jr
A. B. B. Stephens
Tatgenhorst
John G
Dempsey
Harry H. Shafer
Lodge Wins Detroit Mayoral Race Narrowly
Detroit voters chose John C. Lodge over his Wet opponent by about 9 000 votes as results from most precincts showed Lodge with 115 177 to 106 621 for Mayor John W Smith. The report notes Lodge is grand uncle of Charles A Lindbergh. Clubs Will Meet At Y M C A This Evening And Tomorrow Night.
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Detroit
John C. Lodge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Eity
Lodge
John W. Smith
Blytia “Y
Agenda
Standen Wins Lorain Mayoral Race Amid Broad Republican Victory
J C Standen, Republican, is elected mayor of Lorain after defeating Democrat A P Lagron by 700 votes. Final tally Standen 4416, Lagron 3721. John J Baird elected council president. Pollock city auditor and Grills city solicitor win for Republicans as several ward races tilt GOP. Lorain voters reject the Marshall bill by nearly five to one and vote against the Chiropractor bill.
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Lorain
J. C. Standen
Standen
A. P. Lagron
Layton
John J. Baird
Baird
F. A. Oehtke
A. M. Pollock
Pollock
Helen Keating
Norman Donohue
Charles Basore
Donohue
Basore
Wesley Grills
Grills
Kurtz
Alexander Munro
N. G C. Perkson
W. T. Shaw
Henry Kienzle
George Moehle
Paul Slanina
Charles Peterson
Council
Joseph Conley
C. F. Doane
George P. Bretz
Walter Stencil
A. Mahharty
F. J. Woodings
Woodings
Alfred Peterman
J. J. Gluvna
Steve Kosash
Alexander Mollison
Mollison
Bond Issues Voted In Lorain Townships Defeat and Passage
Mixed results from Lorain county voters on school bond measures. Elyria township’s 125000 bond failed 104 to 92 in precinct 2 and 105 to 6 in precinct 1. Carlisle township approved 75000 for a centralized school building with 169 to 130. Camden township district rejected a 2 mill levy for three years.
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Lorain County
Elyria Township
Carlisle Township
Camden Township
Final tabulation shows Hewitt by 222 votes for mayor
Final returns show James A. Hewitt elected mayor by a 222 vote margin over incumbent Ginkson. The Republican ticket won key city posts including councilman in Ward 1 and nonpartisan school board races, with Hewitt’s victory highlighted by close counts in several precincts and a large turnout citywide.
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James A. F Elyrna
Hewitt
Ginkson
Hlgra
Council Dent
George Ric
Ric
T Gray
Cratic
Alex C. Schilleman
Schilleman
Wiliam T. Gamble
Dem
Ralph Reinhart i
Donger
Harry M. Redington
Maple
Redington
Matatlarge
Myron
Anna Kennedy
C. 8Burg
Fr Bauer
Harry Fowl
Kaiser
Kennet
Roy Moulton
Sele
Ida Wingar
George Stark
Stark
Contem
Hail
L. Moody
Ti Ria Board of Education
N. Cook
A. R. Agat
Moody
Rielle Coan
Ain Stained
Cook N
Maody
Marshall and Chiropractor Bills Lose in Lorain County
Elyria and Lorain County rejected both the Marshall and Chiropractor bills. Lorain County reported the Marshall bill in closer margin than elsewhere, Elyria city: 1420 for Marshall vs 2177 against, and 1398 for Chiropractor with 2018 against. County wide, Marshall 11096 to 6545 and Chiropractor 10783 to 6557 with one precinct missing.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Congregational Church Closes For Furnace Repairs
The First Congregational church will be closed for furnace repairs until Nov. 18. A Thursday evening service on Nov. 10 will be at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garford’s home on Washington Avenue. No Sunday school next Sunday but morning worship at 10:45 will be held at the YMCA. Repairs hoped finished by Nov. 17 with activities resuming thereafter.
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First Congregational Church
Arthur L. Garford
Washington Avenue
Look For Special Session Call By Donahey
Columbus, Nov. 3 Governor Vic Donahey was expected to call a special session of the state legislature early next year to establish a new system of minor courts after the Marshall justice of the peace bill failed in the off year election. The bill aimed to amend the fee system of issue courts found unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court.
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Golumbus
Marshall
Vic Donahey
United States Supremes Court
Charter Group Victorious in Cincinnati Race
In Cincinnati Ohio city election results show the charter group winning control with mayoral candidate Murray Seasongird leading. Returns indicate six of nine council seats filled by charter-backed contenders, signaling continued emphasis on the charter plan for the city.
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Cincinnate
Cincinnati
Murray Seasongird
Patwry ‘Publican Party
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George Fortune
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Shrine of Dry Patron Saints of the Nation
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M. Davies
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