Oldest and best circulated by papers in the county
The record of ages merits a century has given it influence unequaled by any party in the State. Advertisers profit from the Daxy and WEEKLY REPUBLICAN through posted rates and estimates. The publication is mailed from Wooster Ohio as second class matter.
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Republicans Celebrate Wooster Vote Gains In City And Township
In Wooster, Ohio Republicans celebrate strong gains in city and township races. Council seats and local offices shift to GOP, with notable wins in water works, education, and trustees. McClure’s defeat linked to temperance stance sparks debate on party unity and local influence.
Reed and Crisp tussle over seating J. J ONeill in Missouri row
Reed refuses to serve as Crisp refuses to recognize Payne and to appeal while attempting a point of order to derail the effort to seat J. J ONeill from Missouri’s 11th district. Levi T. Griffin of Detroit condemns disfranchising a Republican for missing initials on ballots as Democrats rally but fail to secure a quorum.
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Caldwell Wins Cincinnati Mayor Race in 196 Ohio Election
Cincinnati voters chose John A. Caldwell Republican as mayor with 28 003 votes while Theodora Horstman Citizens garnered 19 912 and Isaac J Miller Democrat 11 714 The tally from 196 precincts totalled 54 280 of 71 000 registered Much of the county swung Republican with the Citizens ticket drawing from both parties and Caldwell led in Irish Democratic wards No counts yet for subordinate offices and several other cities showed Democratic majorities in key spots
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Republican City Ticket Sweeps Office Races
The Republican slate won the mayoral post and secured 14 of 19 council seats and seven of nine aldermen despite several candidates with reduced pluralities. Third ward contest highlightsWas squire ex president of the Old Republican League who was a major candidate for president of The National League, but he lost by 542 votes.
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Republicans Sweep Northern Ohio Towns for Mayoral Wins
Returns from Northern Ohio show Republicans winning mayoralties in most towns. Creathne shortfall to Democratic lead erased as Republicans gain about 150 votes. Wapakoneta elects its first Republican mayor in years, while Bellevue and Bucyrus also see Republican victories in several offices.
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Cleveland election results show Republican plurality gains
Official returns indicate Republicans won by 3500 to 5000 in Cleveland. In 1920 the city voted Democratic by about 4000, and last spring the Democratic mayoral candidate had nearly 1500 plurality. The vote was light as only school council directors and council members were elected.
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Daytons Democrats Reelect Mayor McMillen by Narrow Margin
Daytons April 3 election results show Mayor McMillen reelected by a slim plurality as Democrats retain control of city council and school boards. The party also held the mayor's seat against McKinley, who earned about 500 votes citywide.
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McKinley Participation Shifts Local Council Seats
In Caxtos on 6 Apr 8 Governor McKinley joined the event as Republicans won their ticket over the Democratic incumbent by about 500 votes, prompting a net shift of over 1,000 in city margins. Republicans elected four of the seven councilmen, altering city leadership.
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Republicans Sweep Mansfield Township Vote in Historic Win
In Mansfield Ohio on April 3 Republicans captured the entire township ticket for the first time, winning key majorities on the city council and the board of education. The victory marks a historic turnaround in local politics with sweeping gains across municipal offices.
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Columbus Republicans Choose Police Judge And School Board
In Columbus Ohio on April 3 Republicans aligned with the American Protective Association elected Bigger as police judge by over 3000 votes on a two thirds council majority and also secured a school board majority.
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First Republican Mayor Elected in Waventy
Charlen Peters won the mayoral race in Waventy UC as the first Republican to hold the office. The April 3 result marks a historic party milestone for the city and its leadership.
Republicans Elect All Alliance by Pluralities
April 8 report shows Republicans elect candidates by pluralities averaging above 700 votes. The tally indicates broad support for alliance candidates across districts and party lines.
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Coxey's Candidate Defeated in Massitton and Muller Victory
In Massitton on April 3 Coxey's candidate was defeated while a mixed ticket gained a 200 plurality. In Youngstown, Muller, a Republican, was elected by about 2,000 with a normal Republican plurality of 200.
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Cleansweep by Democrats and GOP gains in states
Democrats scored a cleansweep while Republicans gained in Michigan Minnesota South Dakota and Connecticut. AP A P A leader Traynor spoke Salt Lake City claiming the order controls 2 000 000 votes and will back U S senators next year. The Ohio supreme court decided a church fight in favor of the Eshet or pay faction over $1 000 000 in disputed property.
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Wayne County Townships Sweep GOP Across Races
Republican strength dominates Wayne County Townships with Doylestown and Chippewa posting strong showings. In nearby Smithville independents prevail in a dry count while Republicans seize key posts, amid minor ticket mistakes and notices of nonservice from a candidate.
Election results show Republicans sweep Wayne townships
The April 2 election yielded a sweeping Republican victory in Wayne county with clear majorities for trustees, clerks, assessors, and constables across multiple townships. Wayne township and Orrville area results highlight strong GOP turnout and coordinated get-out-the-vote effort.
Chippewa Township Doylestown Splendidly in April
Chippewa Township and Doylestown Co Splendidly. Township clerk assessor and one constable elected in Doylestown area. In Milton and Clinton townships election outcomes noted with Republicans gaining in Milton. Shreve and surrounding notes cover local politics, schooling, weddings, deaths, and community events across Wooster area.
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Mrs Eliza Ewing Moves to Town for Care
April 3 notes Mrs Eliza Ewing moved from her old home last Thursday and has lived there for 61 years since her marriage. Declining years and age led to seeking care. Also mentioned are Miss Clara Billhammer with rheumatism and several local moves and a death in Teasie Howey’s family.
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Massillon And Nearby Moves Fill The Local Scene
Massillon sees residents moving into and out of properties including Fa Harper’s site and 1 A Blanchard’s place. Morton Westcott shifts to a west end property in a few days. Albion Stutz and Miss Mary Cegnet plan to wed April 2 at the Cathole church of Ca'anulla. A Buffalo firm bought horses shipped from Apple Creek last week. Vaulschaftter and Danie Liesser face a lawsuit next Saturday at Winesburg. Witnesses largely from Wayne county. Local teachers and certificates noted as few years pass.
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