The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-06
THE ELECTIONS IN
CITIES OF OHIO
TOM JOHNSON is REELECTED
MAYOR OF CLEVELAND.
WHlTLocK WINS IN TOLEDO.
Cincinnati and Columbus Elect RePub.
lican Mayors, but Dayton, Akron
and Youngstown Chose DEM
ocratic Executives.

Cleveland Nov. 6.--Mayor Johnson
and the entire democratic ticket are
elected by decisive pluralities, with
the possible exception Of Anton Beisin'
ger, candidate for police clerk. Beisin'
ger may be defeated by few hundred
votes.
one hundred and 10 precincts give
Mayor Johnson 26,104 and Burton 2l,-
657. plurality Of l.44I for Johnson.
The same ratio. which republican lead
ers concede will be maintained. will
give Johnson a plurality OF close to
1900
After receiving the official returns
from 1870 precincts Chairman Baker. of
the republican executive committee,
in a formal statement, conceded the
election of Mayor johnson by 5000.
He refused to concede the defeat OF
Paul Schreiner candidate for police
clerk. The rest of the republican
ticket, Baker said, Is defeated.
W. j. Springborn and II. X. Cooley
candidates for the board of public
service, are elected by pluralities big
ger than that of Mayor johnson. ID.
Il. Leslie. the third candidate is run
ming about even with the mayor.
~ d. Baker, candidate for solicitor;
Carl Nau, treasurer, and Thomas
Coughlin, for auditor, are all elected.
Baker will poll a plurality in excess OF
the mayor.
F. II. Haserot. William Leopold and
John c. Garfield, republican candi-
dates for the board of education, are
all reelected decisiyely. Their plu-
ralties will run from 1000 to 5000,
The democrats will have complete
control Of the new city council.
Mayor johnson last night coupled an
announcement that he is a candidate
for a fifth term with the prediction to
his friends that bis plurality would be
10000 at least. The presentation by
friends OF a Johnson picture framed in
a mammoth facsimile OF a three-cent
fare ticket provoked his announce
ment.
Columbus. Nov. 6.-Charles Anson
Bond, rep. has been elected mayor of
the city OF Columbus By decisive
majority. Chairman Heer, Of the dem
ocratic committee, comedies Mr.. Bond
majority of 5000 while Chairman
Z Kinkead. of the republican committee,
estimates Bonds majority at 1000.
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