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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-19
chicaoo Primaries
Car Lot Receipts,

Chicago, Sept. 18.-Today's car lot re-
ceipts follow:
Wheat-34s cars, with ia Of contract
grade.
.corn-es cars, with Is Of contract
grade.
oats-14s cars, with 4e of contract
grade.
Total receipts Of wheat at Chicago,
Minneapolis and Duluth today were L.
44s cars. compared with 1,145 cars the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated cars tomorrow, Chicago
wheat-32O; corn, 1872; oats, 261.
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Ch;caoo Live Stock; openi


Chicago. Sept. 1s.-The opening liv.
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market slow, SC lower: re.
ceipts. 10000; left over, 4,510; estimat-
ed tomorrow, 5000; quality fair; bulk
$s.45@9.05; light, $s.85@9.45; mixed
$s.35@9.5o; pigs. 5000; heavy, $s.1O@
9.25; good heavy, $S.25@9.25; rough
$8.10@S.25; Workers, $9.40@9.45.
Cattle-Market slow, weak; receipt:
2,400; estimated tomorrow, 400; beeves
$6.90@11; Texans, $6.35@750; WESTERN
s6.75@s.25; stockers and feeders, $3.50
calves, $S.50@12.25.
Sheep-Market slow 10 to 15c lower;
receipts, $4,000; estimated tomorrow
1000; natives, $5.30@6.10; westerns
$5.60@6.05; yearlings, $6.20@715;
lambs. native, $7.25@8.sO: westerns
$7.25@S.75.
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Omaha Live Stock,

South Omaha. Nebr., Sept. 1s.-The
live stock market follows
Hogs--Market lower: receipts. 2,400;
heavy, $8.25@S.4o; lights, $8.3O@S.6O;
pigs, $7.75@8.25; bulk Of sales, $500
$685.
Cattle-Market steady; receipts, L.
heifers, $6@7.eo: western steers, $1,000
9; calves, $S@10.25
Sheep-Market lower: receipts, 49,
100; yearlings, $5.75@6.50; wethers
$5.4o@5.so; lambs. $7.50@S.65.
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x.n... CITY Grain Futures.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 1s.-Closins
grain futures:
Wheat-sept., SOL; Dec, $1.os%;
May, fill.
72c
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The Courier's Markets World
CHICAGO DAILY
MARKET NOTES

Good prices are probable for every
bushel Of wheat this year or next" says
a leading agricultural paper which cir
culates largely among farmers. 1T is
encouraging the seeding Of large
acreage this year, and is offering to ac-
cept two bushels Of standard grade
wheat through any elevator, mill or
other buyer as equivalent to 81 for four
years subscription
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kansa. City Produce

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 1s.-Butter-
Creamery. 29c; f1rsts, 26kc; seconds
24c; packing stock, 20hc.
Eggs-Firsts, 22c; seconds. 19c.
Poultry-Hens, 13hc; broilers, 15c.
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LIBERAL SUPPLY
Of HOGS UNS0LO
PORkERS LEFT OVER FROM YES.
TERDAY, CAUSE DROP IN THE
PRICES At CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 1s.-Hog prices weak
ened today on account Of liberal un-
sold supply left over from last night
Cattle offerings were not Of good
quality.
The arrivals of sheep and lambs
proved to be suitable only for killing.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE c. 3. q g.,

No. Goina East D.,.r>
iaa-Snlc., Dubq., Quincy 1858 a. m.
1SB--Burlington, st. Louis sos g. n.
loa-chlcago Limited 80. 7:16 a. III.
zaA-Ar. from Des Moines. Gasp m.
, oa-Ghlcago Limited -. 1889 p m.
2l2B-Ft. Mad, st. Louis 3:35p "A.
aA-Chic., st. Louis. Qcy. 1870 p. m.
aa-Chic.,. Peoria, Rkf'd. 11:23p, m.
l'ob-ottumwa, Burlington 1885 am.
Going West. n
5A-Omnha and Netgr 1:13a.n.
o 3a-omaha. Ore. Calf. 1877 a. m.
80 13A--Des MONIES local 49,. S:05a. m.
1 1 from TT. Mad. !. 1880 a. N.
l'sb-Peor.a to Creston !. 1855 p. m.
iA--Chlcaso to Denver. 1857 p. m.
LIT. from Burlington. $50 pm.
SA-Denver Limited -. 4:2s p. m.
]. IL. Robinson, Agent.
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WABASH RAILWAY.

No. Going South. Depart
2A--Moberly, st. L., K. c.. 500 q. m.
50B-Moberly and east 80. $500 p. N.
70-Mixed daily ........... 800 p. n.
96A-Local freight ........ 1:45p. m.
No. Coming North Arrive
51B--Moberly local ........ 11:60a. m.
3A--From Kansas City,. 7:10 p. m,
s5A-Local freight $1,000. 1900 p n.
A--Daily.
B-Except Sundays.
95A and So Arry passengers on
Sunday. T. II. Jacobs. Agent.
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Herman Teut, good farmer, Crawford
county, Iowa, came in with car OF
1O58-lb steers which sold at 1915.
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a. Louis Produce.

St. LOUIS TFoduce. 80
st. Louis Mo-, Sept. 18.-Poultry-
Unchanged except chickens, 12kc;
springs, 12hc.
Butter and eggs-Unchanged
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MinneapoIi. CLOSING Grain.

Minneapolis, Mimi, SepA 18.-The
closing grain futures follow:
Wheat-Dec., $1.125s: May, s1.1SM.
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A. w. Body, Belle PLANE, Iowa, haC
a load OF hogs of his own feeding here
Thursday at $780,
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at. Louis Grain Futures.

st. Louis, Mo, Sept 1s.-The closing
grain futures follow:
Wheat-sept., $1.o6; Dec. @1.os%;
May, $1.18Ac.
Corn sept.. 7ec: Dec. 7ohc; May,
74hc.
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New York Suo.

New York Sugar.
New York, Sept. 18.-Raw sugar
Easy; molasses, Size; centrifugal,
$5.77c
Refned-SteadI.
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Professional Cards
osTEoPATHic PHYSICIANS.
Or. I. N. Thornpsc

Or. !. N. Thompson.
Post graduate OF A. S. o.. under
founder
Office next door to Ennis buildins
elevator, with Dr. L. j. Trowbridge
dentist. New patients accepted Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Or. TuLLiS.
Dentist.
Artihcial teeth scientifically oons
structed.
Crown ana bridge work expert.
ONCE over Cullen's dry goods storA
Main street. Ottumwa, Iowa
Or. A. o. WILLIAMS. II,
s.,..o. ::s.$t,se4 s J,
oi ke:ids ,sS c sld Nerti je9.r.e. strsss.
JIG, iO Court street 1esidepee t0so
pnoMe. ITO: once telephone. O., ofts1vA
ATToRNEYS At LAW. 4
JAoGEs q .Ao U 'Aso =
Attorneys &C Law.
:, lo1 North Court street. Both pAooeA
Railroad Time Tables.
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Hog trade continued to improve.
Supply Thursday was but 10000, and
there We're only $4,000 at eleven mar
kets. against $4,000 year ago The ad.
vance was 10c on practically every
thing, but packers neglected weighty
stun and about 1000 grass widows
could not get over the scales. 1t was
the highest markets since last Friday
the TOP being 1886, while the bulk sold
at $4,000.
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Frank L. Jansen, of Ida county, Ia
was on this weeks market with con.
slgnment OF 1334-lb steers at $l0.35
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After steady to shade higher start
sheep and lamb values finished weak to
2Sc lower, with most decline in lambs
which sold largely at ss.256s.75. Bic
Strings of western wethers went late
at So. Bulk Of ewes, $5.4O@5.75.
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G. E. Peterson, Red Oak, Iowa, was
on Wednesdays market with two loads
OF yearlings OF his own feeding that
sold at 5000, averaging sos lbs.
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WOOD COUNTY
Rolls Up Handsome Majority For Re
publieans and All Are Elected
Moss Will Be Reelected.

~. clsl lnsuatch Go the fntcllignercsr
PARkERSBURG. W Va. Nov. a.
With is out OF as precincts OF Wood
county heard from at 1880 this morn.
ing, indications are that Republican
candidates will be elected in every
race from the county to the congress.
ional ticket Congressman Hunter ~
Moss Will be reelected over John NJ.
Hamilton. Democrat. by a majority OF
1000 10 1900. According to Demo
Gratis. Howard Sutherland will carry
the district by approximately the same
majority.
X. l.. Gregory. with a total Of 40
20 l.l42 for Thomas Coleman fDl AT
this time will carry this senatorial dis
trict by ? handsome lead The three
legislators from the county on the re
publican ticket. Frank ~. Markey. ].
-. heager asd James A. Smith. viii
De elected By large margins.
The Progressive candidates. OF
which this district and county had a
iul Hist for all offices. practically
made no showing The total vote Of
Ieneral g ID Elliott. candidate % the
party Tor congress. has received a TO
tal OF ~ votes in fifteen precincts OF
the county. Charles J Schuck. can.
didate for congress. had received a
total OF 30 votes when fifteen prc.
cincts bad been heard from me
showing 81 the Bull Moose county
nominee. was no better. Indicating
mat the future Of the party Is doomed
IN this county and district
Congressman Moss will carry his
own county by 900 Peasants county
by 100 and Roane county by from coo
% lie viii lose Writ by 273. Hamii-
ton calming 100 in that county. Ham
ltonf majority in Calhoun. his home
county. will be- reduced by Moss
All returns have been slow In COM
INK in from four OF the cities and
several county precincts have not re-
ported Of this time
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WHITMAN WINS
BY OVER 100000

NEW YORR. ss0v. S.-District Al.
torney Charles s. Whitman. CR) was
elected governor OF New York TODAY
BY an estimated plurality OF 10 0O0
over Martin II. Glynn. Cd. the incum.
bent
William Sulzer. who was impeached
and removed from Office in the fan
OF 1913. runni on the Prohibition
and American Party tickets. finished
tnird, polling slightly more than
100000 votes. Frederick NJ. Daven
port. tPl ran fourth with approxii
maicly 50 600 votes
James W Wadsworth appears uo
have defeated James w Gerard
Democrat. for the United States sens.
torship BY abou. $4,000. Bainbridee
Colby. Progressive. vas third with n
600
In 2.o29 districts out Of the total OF
b,t6l. the vote for senator stood
Nadsworth. 254 .6O7. Gerard. 2377f2.
Colby. 2s.602. AZ Republican head
quarters 80 was asserted that their
entire state ticket and q majority OF
their candidates for both houses of
the legislature also had been elected
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but was easily defeated by Charles
Ephiin. Though Kress was backed up
by the strong ring which the Demo
cratic board had built up during the
past few years. the election OF Ephlin
by the large plurality Of s14 votes was
not surprising to those who had oh.
served the admirably clean campaign
OF the Republican candidate.
Attorney Ben l.. Rosenbloom. wbo
was elected TO the state senate from
the First senatorial district BY A
handsome plurality in the district. led
his ticket in Ohio county. receiving
5.2Sl votes to 4.Oi9 for his Democratic
opponent. George w Woods. Judge
Hugus. who headed the Progressive
ticket. received 495 votes.
Two Johns Elected.
The pretty campaign for reelection
made by the two Johns" John How
ard Wells. clerk OF the county court.
and John l.. Kingdom. clerk OF the
circuit court. resulted in their vic
tory by large pluralities Wells was
opposed on the Democratic ticket by
n. Walter Woods. while Hans Del.
brugge opposed Clerk Kingdom. Mr..
knghOrn was especially popular in
the rural districts. TriadelDhia district
piling up a large majority for him
The only Republican on the county
ticket who was defeated IS John vs.
Farmer. candidate for county super.
intendent OF free schools. John "A
Lazear. who has held the office for
the past term. was reelected by a
plurality Of less than $50.
The Republican candidates for mem.
Ders OF the House Of Delegates SWEPT
ne county. Capt W. r. Otto and
Jesse A. Bloch proved most popular.
though DIT J. J. Allen and Harry =.
weiss were only a few votes behind
Messrs. Bloch and Weiss we're mem.
bers OF tho last legislature
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BERKELEY
GOES Republican By Large Majoritiss
$3.50 Garry Morgan. While JET.
forson Goes Democratic

Special Dispatch 20 the Irteiurenrar
MAhIlNsBJRG. vs. Va nov. g..
A. ~ O'Clock tonight twelve precincts
out Of twenty-five in berkeley courtv
Eive Sutherland Republican con gress.
man ~ large. lbs HODGES Demo
.crat s75. Bowers. Republican. Tor
conEress Second district. 100
brown. Democrat. S22 on the basis
OF these returns Sutherland Will carrv
Berkeley county by 500 Bowors b.
900. sOmers Republican. for state
senator. BY goo. and me entire Ropub
hcan county ticket BY on average Din.
raiity ~ 200 The Progressive. social.
lst and Prohibition vote was Ignored
in the returns BY The election oTiciale
but is very small Jefferson county
Rives the entire Democratic ticket an
aferage plurality Of 200. a Demo
cratic rain Of more than 100 over to
Years ago Incomplete returns from
Morgan county indicate an averase
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HOME RULE AND
PROHIBITION LOSE

CANTON-Two-hfths Of the vote
in Give Home Rule Yes. 5.4l4: No
1.SsG. Prohibition; Yes. 5.953: No. 5.
slS. Marion. Ohio-Four precincts
out OF 20 in Marion City give Home
Rule. Yes. AZ. No. 727. Suffrage
Yes. fC4. No. 473. Prohibition: Yes
509. No. 45C
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES precincts
In Cleveland vote on Home Rule. Yes
8,lOo: No l.iOO. Prohibition. Yes,
l.191. No. 1868
CINClNNATI-Seventeen precincts
give Home Rule. Yes. 2.S4G: No. 3.S27
Prohibition: Yes. $50 No. 3.039.
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Special Dispatch tn enc Intelligence
CLARkSBrRG. " va. Nov. o.
Fiiiy-one ~ hfty.nine precincts are am
mat cas be Obtained In Harrison coun.
~ tonight The Indications are that
The entire Republican ticket hae been
erected by majority rauEiuE FROM
"nN down The closest contest being
That Tor county clerk
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MACCORKLE
Es-oovernor Goes Down IN Defeat
Republicans Win IN
kanaWha

-ueal ueratch 60 the Inteiiirrnrer
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov -
complete returns from Kanawna
county show that Ex-Governor Mao
torkle is defeated IN this county bv
over LOO and hc will lose the Sena.
torial district BY 500
The hght against MacCorkis has
been an especially bitter one Nsr.
1orkle is the Law partner % Chnton.
and has represented this district IN
the Senate Tor tho nast four vears
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HARplna IN Lac IrAn

CINCINNATI o. Nov. partial
returns from almost every part OF
ne state of Ohio 49, 10 2 o'clock in
dictate that Warren g.. Harding. Re
publican. e. establishing q substantial
leai over Timothy s Hogan. Demo
crat. ard Arthur T.. Garford. Progress-
I've. IN the race for United siafea sen -
aior 10 succeed Theodore l.. Burton.
Repub'lcnn
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MAGNIFICENT VICTORY IN
OHIO COUNTY IS SCORED
Cconanusd Prom FIRST PaE.J

10 and II. in Triadelphia district.
Nos. l and , in Liberty district and
No. 4 In Richland The first named
is one Of the largest in Triadelphia
district
This is considered a fair-sized vote in
an On-year election. though IL had
been expected that fully 1900 would
be polled
Bond Issue Carries.
The proposed bond issue in the sum
Of $4,000 for the construction OF a
new high school building In Triadel.
phia district was ratified by the voters
Of that district by a vote OF almost
'wo TO one. The fact that the PROPOSE
ton carried by such a large majority
came as surprise to nearly every
person interested. During the past
lev days strong opposition had devel.
Oped. but this was overcome ina
large measure. az least. by the efforts
OF the high school pupils. both boys
and girls. who worked the entire day
al the polls. appealing 10 every voter
10 support the bond issue
Though no option has been taken
on site for the building a. yet. 70
will probably b. located in or near
Elm Grove The voters we're asEed 20
express their preference a. 10 a 10
cation for the proposed building and
Elm Grove vas favored By large
majority. though Woodsdals. EdK-
wood. Pleasant valley and Wheeling
Park were suggested by many.
No Disturbances
The election passed on quietly. no
disturbanCes Of any kind about the
polls being reported Several persons
were refused the privilege NJ voAhg
because they had not been properly
registered
Not content 10 rest on the eve %
the election even after a strenuous
campaign o. several weeks. all candi.
dstes we're out bright and early yes.
terdav morning. IN a final effort 20
gain votes
The polls opened al G.3f =. m. and
closed a. f:5G . m. Tho Official 70.
turns we're received az The Office 81
The board ~ county commissioner.
The first precinct to report vas No 3
in Clay district shortly after O'Clock
Toe returns came ln fast until after
D o'clock. at which time practically
30 the city precincts had reported.
Ephiin An Easy Winner.
Interest in The campaign 10 far az
tie county ticket pas concerned seem
- to center ln the fght FOR me office
~ county commissioner George
krese The Democratic Incumbent
made desperate hght Tor reelection
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earnest campaign for congress. has
about 500 ma jority in the county.
Ben L. Rosenblcom swept through
with a majority OF about 300 and
others in like proportion
II was truly great day for Ohio
county Republicanism a day that
will be long remembered BY the com.
mitteemen, precinct captains and
workers. who did valuable service AZ
the polls. A day that marks the
breaking OF new era In the politics
OF this county
The Grand Old Party has come back
and has come back 70 stay. and in
1916 Il will splendidiy complete the
WORK 50 brilliantly begun yesterday.
Poor Showing Of Proaressives.
Inc miserable showing made BY the
progressive party occasioned little
surprise. Though Ball Moose leaders
made Wild claims as 10 their strength.
they were not taken seriously before
the election. and the results OF yes
terday's voting indicate that the pro
gressive party has dwindled 10 mere
shadow. nothing but a few disgruntIed
leaders and disappointed oniceseekers
remaining
The Progressive ticket ran a Door
fourth In this county. Socialist partv
casting almost twice az many votee
Judge z }. Hugua. the Bull Mooea
candidate Tor state senator led his
Ticket receiving less than 500 votes.
while George ~ Ford the Progressive
candidate for county commissioner
who had been picked 10 head the
ticket. received only $50. The Probf
biuon party pOlled considerably less
than 100 votes
A. soon AZ 10 became evident that
The Republican ticket had been elect
%. Republicans of the city BEGAN
celebration which lasted until late
morninr, The Greater Wheeling brass
band was engaged and paraded the
streets 90 the head Of large number
~ enthusiastic party men Red nre
va burned in profusion
SIX Precincts Missina.
Returns were received al the roun
~ commissioners office Lest ripbt
from seventy -four o. fbe eighty pre.
cincts With fhe exception 0f Pre-
clnci No T. Trladelphla dfstricf 70
Gated at fhe Film grove school house
me 80 missing precincts are in rural
districts. where The vote was com
paratively hrhf The returns from
these precincts can make no mate
rial change Dol rho result ~ the cleo.
tion srcept 10 undoubtedly pile up the
heruhllcan riIraiif.es. 90 they are
normally Republican
The missing precincts are Nos. T..
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HOME Rule CARRIES

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 3.-Ninety-
seven precincts in county and city
give. For suffrage. 5.98S. against.
s.'at kighty-eight precincts give
Irohibiuon. 6.lt3. against. $3.50
Eighty-eight precincts For home rule.
lo.02g. against 1915
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Country District.

OOuHtFJ UI8tFIct.
In Washington Country district.
Richard a. Stein. Democrat. receiving
lo' votes, was elected president OF the
board Of education over Charles Stew
art, Republican, who received SC
charles Snyder. Democrat, was elected
member OF the board for the long
term' receiving 100 votes TO 81. re-
ceived by X. a. Cunningham. his Re.
publican opponent. john J. Steihn
democrat was elected to the short
term. receiving 100 votes. while John
a. Bittner. Republican. received 81
votes.
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~rec lal usuafcr to the IrffI.Irru-fr
PARKERSRURG. " Va. Nov. g.
Moss loses Writ county 20 Hamilton
~ 251. gain Of 100 for Hamilton
Figures received Republican head
quarters Peasants county will give
Moss loo majority.
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cooPEa's ELECTION ASSURED.

$40, "a nlspatch 20 the intciIIgncrcer.
HUNTINGTON. w Va. Nov g.
Incomplete returns from the Fifth
congressional district assure the cleo
ton OF Edward Cooper. Republican.
over George I. Neal Democrat. by an
estimated majority OF 5000.
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TOLEDO. Nov. 2. - First two pre-
cincts reporting on the Fovernorship
give Cox. Democrat. il9. Willis. re.
publican. 81. Indications are that Cox
viii carry the city by over 5000
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IoIIoWing Is the vote.
Totals

Madison District
For School Commissioner: DIR. W.
G. Etzler (RD.
Webster District.
For School Commissioner. Long
term. Frank WendaI Cd: short
term. Theodore Wagner Cd.
For Constable: Joseph Cd: c. II
Engle Cd.
Triadeiphia District.
For President OF Board OF Educa-
uon Samuel ~ Baird RD
For Member Of Board Of Education
Max L. pease.
For Justice Of the Peace. J. =.
Weeks OR). .unopposcd
For Constable. J q Butler (RD.
Center District.
For School Commissioner. Long
term-Iere A. Miller. tDl Short term
Alex. Kennon cd
Clay District.
For School Commissioner. Dr. X J.
Reed tRl
Richland District.
ln kichland district. Alexander.
Democratic candidate was elected as
President. for the Long term. MsCul.
Tough. Republican. was elected for
thc short term. Moore was elected
Union District.
for school commissioner. Paul d. Rev
mann Cd
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COLUMBUS Seventy seven pre-
cincts Prohibition. yes. 1885. no. q.
$50 Majority % 2f92. Home Rule.
yes. SEQ: no. 5.Cf1. majority. 2.qg3.
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coNcEoE HARpINe,s EIEcrtoN

CLEVELAND. Nov. 3.-Democratic
headquarters concede the election OF
warren Harding. Republican. for
United states senator. over Hogan.
DEMOCRAT
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RICHIE DISTRICT.

Dr. Z. l.. Armbrecht (Rj. member
OF the Board OF Education from Rit.
chie district. was reelected for the
long term while W. J. Steen. (R). vas
elected for the short term by large
pluralities
The following Is the vote:
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BID. OF EDUCATION

Following are members OF the Board
OF Education and other district Of.
ficprs elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

'lNClNNATL o. Nov ? twenty
preci cts 10 Cincinnati FOR governor
give Cor 90. 1914. Wills CRl. s0q2
ssme IN 1912. Cor. 1876. Brown.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT
Add Election Story Lead Cominr
WASHINGTON DISTRICT
CITY District

Joeoph ~ Goiinor was reelected as
member ~ the board OF educsff,u
from Washington CCityl district. over
John ~ Garden. Democrat. and Fred
"a Point Socialist
The vote foilows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

Republican plurality on both the con.
gressional and county tickets of 45O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

interest in The campaign 70 far a.
tie county ticket pas concerned seem
- to center ln the fght for the office
N county commissioner George
hfesF me Democratic incumbent.
made a desperate hght Tor reelection