Republicans Carry Lorain County In Postwar Vote Sweep
Lorain County stayed solidly Republican as all county offices went to GOP candidates. Hoover won the county by 2,144 and White narrowly carried the governor race by 93 votes. Probate judge Wilcox led among the judges, and Dick won the sheriff post with a large margin.
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George White
United States
Robert £. Bulkley
Hoover
Franklin Dp. Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
William Z. Foster
Verne L Reynolds
William D. Upshaw
White
David S Ingall
Joseph W. Shorts
William Woodhouse
Aaron’s Watkins
John Marshall
Court House
H. C. Wilcox
Wesley Grills
Eugene F Babcock
Harry L Shaw
Charles E. Tucker
Shaw
Tucker
Edward W DeChant
Winter Rose
Lieh
Clarence W Dick
Louis Licb
Elyria Voters Lean Republican in City Results
Elyria voters tally strong support for Hoover over Roosevelt by 1,560. Ingalls leads governor race with 5,125 votes to White 4,378. Bettman tops Senate with 5,018 to Bulkley 4,282. Bender wins at large 5,128. Seiberling leads 14th District with 5,294 to Harter 4,011. Rogers 5,435 and Thomson 5,100 top Republican ticket mates.
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Hoover
Franklin D Roosevelt
Elvira
Roosevelt David S Ingalls
George White
United States
Gilbert Bettman
Robert Bulkley
George H. Bender
L. T. Palmer
Charles V. Truax
Stephen M. Young
Francs Seiberling
Don W. Harter
P. H. Rogers
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain County
Lorain
Lowain
White
David S. Ingalls
Charles Sawyer
Lee B. Palmer
George S Myers
George C. Braden
Auditor of State
Daniel E. Butler
Joseph T. Tracy
Treasurer of State
Joseph T. Ferguson
Harry Day
Herbert S. Day
John W. Bricker
Robert J Bulkley
Charles V Traux
Francis Seiberling
Columbus
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Ingalls
Bulkley
Bettman
Sawyer
Palmer
Myers
Braden
Butler
Tracy
Ferguson
Day
Duffy
Bricker
Truar
Young
Bender
Marshall
Wey- Zandt
Supreme Court
Gieger
Stephenson
Henderson
Hubbell
Jones
Matthias
Zimmerman
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy with Rain Then Snow
Ohio forecasts show cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with light rain changing to snow. Temperatures expected to drop, colder conditions overall though the extreme southwest remains milder tonight.
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Lorain voters swing Democratic in city totals
Lorain City backed Democratic majorities on national and state tickets Tuesday while Lorain County remained Republican overall. Roosevelt led in the city 7 427 to 5 871, with White over Ingalls and others showing Democratic gains for statewide offices.
Hoover Telegraph Congratulates Roosevelt
President Hoover telegraphed Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt to congratulate him on assuming office. He said he wished Roosevelt a successful administration and pledged to dedicate himself to helpful effort for the country.
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Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Smith
Roosevelt
Biltmore
Washington
White and Bulkley Win Reelection
Ohio returns from thousands of precincts show Roosevelt and White leading in national and gubernatorial races. Bulkley tops Bettman for U S Senate while other statewide officials and judges trail their opponents in varying margins.
Municipal light plant projects favored in Ohio towns
Amherst voters rejected the Ohio Public Service Company's bid to take over distribution by 1277 to 74. In Oberlin the ballot approved a municipal light plant by 2017 to 178, prompting plans to issue 250000 dollars in bonds for a generation and distribution facility. Oberlin has 1446 electric customers averaging 51 kilowatts daily.
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Oberlin
Ohio Public Service Com
Pany
L. A. Sears
Smoot Concedes Election of Opponent in Utah Senate Race
Senator Reed Smoot conceded to his Democratic opponent Dr. Elbert D. Thomas in Salt Lake City as early returns favored Thomas. Smoot sent a letter titled United States Senator-Elect Elbert D. Thomas wishing him success ahead of the final results and continued coverage notes.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed Smoot
Elbert D. Thomas
United States
Smoot
Roosevelt Wins Presidential Election in Historic Landslide
New York Navy report notes Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt elected president in a Democratic landslide. Hoover crushed as Roosevelt claims 461 electoral votes and a clear popular majority. Alfred E. Smith congratulates the new president. secret service protection arranged. Hoover concedes defeat as Roosevelt heads to implement a new deal.
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