Victory Comes to the Ranks in Marion County Democracy
In one of the most intense elections, Democrats gain across city township and county tickets. William T. Smith wins the representative race easily, while Louis Scherf seeks re election as mayor amid strong Democratic support. The defeat of William P. Moloney for city solicitor by Elmer T. Boyd marks a key Republican success, with Quigley losing to Harry Elfott for city auditor. R. Rauhfauser defeats Samuel B. Lippincott for president of council, and the party experiences mixed results in council and service board races. Continued on Page Six.
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William ‘T. Smith
Smith
Wenlthen
Marion
C. W. Hensel
Louis Scherfdo
Samuel Keller
Keller
William P. Moloney
Elmer T. Boyd
Moloney
Boyd
Samuel T. Quigley
Harry
Wilfott
Mouser
Quigley
Capaign
Might and Main
Fourth
Elliott
Mouser- Quigley
Marion Polites
R. Raufhauser
Samuel B. Lippincott
Council
Toth
Mr. Lippincott
Pees
Jyas
A. W. Bryant
B. F. Waples
Schneckenberger
Marty Krause
Fred Tasselle
Service Board
J. C. Anthony
O. A. Busard
Ted
Karahner
Liberal League
Mond
Madger
Bond
Democrats
Ld Republicans
Elty
George Laney Marshall
Albert Lee Thurmath
Naaries
A. Pearce
D. J. Fisher
Board of Public Service
Samuel G. Osborne
Police
Key L. Wildermuth
Judie
Political complexion of legislature unchanged
Ohio voters show two Republicans on a joint ballot with an independent Democrat holding balance, while Republicans lead in the Senate by three to the good in the House. Five counties did not shift in vacancy elections. five new faces join the houses: Granville Mooney Republican Astrabrigy county Dr Alfred Robinson Republican Lawrence county L W Hitch Republican Clermont county William T Smith Marion Democrat Robert H Howard Licking Democrat.
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Granville Mooney
Astrabgly County
Dr.Alfred Robinson
Lawrence County
L. W. Hitch
Clermont County
William T. Smith
Marion
Robert H. Howard
Licking
Republicans Sweep Kentucky State Ticket in Strong Victory
Early returns from 78 of 119 counties show Augustus Wikleon and the Republican ticket winning by 6,000 to 10,000 votes. Louisville and Jefferson area counties indicate sweeping gains with a likely 9,500 margin for the top ticket leaders. Mayors Grinstead and Beckham's foes gain support while a Democratic legislature is likely. The election was among the fairest in years and signals a solid GOP sweep across Kentucky.
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Lotiaville
Augustus
Wikleon
Atte
Healty
Isville
Kentucky
Wilson
Beekian
Jefferson
Louisville
Kenton
Campbell
Renatate
Banks Fail Across State After Trust Company Collapse
In Kansas City on October 28, authorities announce suspensions of three banks Jooyville Garland and Citizens Stace at Coyviile Garland and Mulberry following the Munker’s Trust Company failure.
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Typeka
Kany
Munker'a ‘Trust Company
Kansas City
Bank Deminivwoner Royce
Jooyville
Garland
Citizens’ Stace
Coyviile
Mulberry
Exposition Faces About Three Million Dollar Deficit
Washington November six. Officials warn the James exposition will close with a deficit of around three million dollars after accounting for fees and figures obtained. The shortfall may reflect funding gaps and administrative costs impacting the event.
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Washington
D. C
Eight Die in Kiel Boiler Explosion on Schoorship Blucher
A boiler explosion aboard the German Schoorship Blucher at Kiel killed eight men and left several others injured. The incident details and the total casualties are reported from the scene.
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Kiel
Cabinet Members Confer with President on Financial Situation
Washington reports that heavy weights of the cabinet conferred with the President at the White House on the financial situation. Secretary Cortelyou spoke with Secretary Root during the discussions.
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Washington
White House
Cortelyou
Root
Tom Johnson Re-elected Mayor of Cleveland by Big Margin
Cleveland results show Tom Johnson re-elected mayor by a large Democratic lead with 23,900 votes to Burton’s 20,429 as party gains expand. Republicans suffer across Columbus and Cincinnati while Toledo reelects Whitlock and New York reports a broad national pattern of GOP success.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Forest City
Theodore Burton
Bond
Columbus
Whitlock
Toledo
Markbreit
Cincinnati
Burton
Willian Hy Boyd
Johnson
Mide
Johson
Whitlock Electrad
Nov
Brand Whitelock
SIMKE
Ami Jones
Golden Rule Fame
One Man Meets Death in Kentucky Election
In Lexington Kentucky after an election night incident Clyde Campbell was killed patrolman Michael Murphy was fatally wounded and patrolman Marion Smith and W R Campbell were wounded. The elder Campbell a republican candidate protesting alleged election fraud was arrested and his son intervened leading to a chaotic shooting. A witness Thomas A Knight described the struggle outside a voting place as Campbell attacked Murphy and Murphy retaliated, followed by a gunfight that left multiple wounded and Murphy severely injured.
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Lexington
Clyde Campbell
Michael
Murphy
Marion Smith
W R. Campbell
Campbell
Thomas A. Knight
Knight
Ino
Young Campbell
Young Campbel
East High Street
Smith
Lin
Young Canpiell
Young Bell
iMirphy
Fred
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Malcolm A. Karshe
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Nate States
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