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Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1921

Page

2

Westville Ind Indicator publisher profile

The Indicator of Westville Indiana is described as a Republican weekly publication. It targets county readers and claims a broad reach with about forty thousand residents in the county, offering home and county news and occasional opinions. Subscriptions run two dollars per year.

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SALLWASSER KEEPS LAPORTE MAYOR'S OFFICE IN CLOSE RACE

SIERMAN W. Sallwasser, Democrat, defeated Republican E. H. Scott by 3,304 to 2,977 to be re elected mayor of Laporte. Also re elected city clerk Albert F. Schultz over Emmitt Doolittle. Council results show Democrats ahead in several wards. Republicans top in others. Nationwide returns note Democrats gain in Indiana and nearby states with Shanks in Indianapolis and Davis in Terre Haute hailed as cleanup victories.

Laporte Sierman W. Sallwasser E. H. Scott Sallwasser Scott Albert F. Shultz Emmitt Doolittle Kkowalczyk Haun Kaber Schroeder Palm Peterson Roberts Gangwer Evansville Fort Wayne William J. Hosey Donny Mr. Roberts Terre Haute Ora Davis Rollin H. Bunch Muncie Dr. J. C. Quick Indiana Harding White House Richmond Wabash Crawfordsville Shanks Angola Orville Stevens Anderson Blanchard G Horne Franklin Harry C. Hougham Gary Rk. O. Johnson Greencastle Charles S. Zers Greensburg Mayror Jerkizs Hammond Dan Brown Indianapolis Lew Shank Kendallville Ulysses Brause Madison Edward Wikert Muncic J. C. Quick Marion Geo. R. Daniels Newcastle John H Morris New Albany Robert W. Morris Noblesville Horace Brown Rensselaer A. M. Stockton South Bend Seebirt Veedersburg J. S. Reckless Vincennes John M. Grayson Winchester Oran E. Ross Warsaw John A. Sloan Attica Joseph Rice Boonville Thomas C. Milleris Bluffton Frank G. Thompson Bloomington John G. Harris Brazil William Strobel Clinton M. G Tucker Earl Berry Columbus A. Tucker Decatur Huber de Boss Elkhart C. Frank Teader Elwood W. A. Faust Benjamin Bosse Frankfort Robert L. Keen Ft. Wayne William Hosey Goshen George H. Rimpler Hartford City John McGlagh Kokomo Barnabas C. Moon Lafayette G. Rt. Purgan Lebanon Clyde Walker Herman Saliswasser Mishawaka William W. Dodge Peru Chas. Simons Princeton Charles Niemier Plymouth Alpha J. Ball Rushville Walter Thomas Lawrence Handley Rockport Edward Herman Shelbyville Lee B. Hoop Valparaiso J. B. Stoner James Madison Gas City Davis West End United Press Kentucky New Jersey Ohio New York Maryland Virginia John F. Hylan Marion Cleveland Donn Roberts Rollin Bunch Sone Friend of Mankind Aajamin Bosse

Michigan City Elects City Manager Commission in Landslide

Voters backed a city manager plan across Michigan City with John Finske leading the winning ticket at 2 825 votes and Arthur Snyder close behind. Other winners included Rogers Cox and Dr. Rogers, while rivals trailed. Total ballots 25 831, with broad cross party support and aims to end old politics.

City Hall Michigan City John Finske Arthur H. Snyder Rogers Cox Dr. Rogers Mrs. Barnes Jos. H. Manning Earle D. Brown Frank M. Swanson Charles W. Herris John M. Dunlap Herman Albers Carl Schaeuttele Arthur C. Kring Otto C. Baumgarten Andrew A. Spychalski Warle C. Calvert Francis H. Doran W. B. Manny Fred H. Ahlgrim Alex L. Brinkman Herman E. Leveren Theo R. Last John C. Berger Oscar Hentschel Chas. L. Glascke Dispatch Indiana Indiana Supreme Court

Shank Tops Heap With Great Vote In Indianapolis

United Press report from Indianapolis notes Lew Shank won a large plurality for mayor, carrying most wards and appealing to factory workers. He previously served 13 1 2 years and spoke after vaudeville days, while also addressing ads urging voters to back Ralston. In Evansville Ben Boss, a Democrat, was re elected mayor by 957 votes amid a bitter race against Republican J Stuart Hopkins.

Sik Sock Indianapolis United Press Special Lew Shank One Hundred Democratic Organization Shank South Side Harding Ralston Sarah Sudaisville Ind Ben Boss Evansville Bosse J. Stuart Hopkins Hopkins

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