The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-09
CONNERSVILLE, Ind. Nov. 9

337 votes. Dora Sherry was elected
councilman for the third ward by
majority of two votes. Others on the
ticket were Republicans.
OXFORD, Ohio, Nov. g But three
votes clinched the reelection of Mayor
]. S. Hughes at the city election here
Tuesday He ran on the Liberty tick
ct, receiving 37S votes. Walter Rog-
ers. who entered the race last Friday
polled 375 votes. 1t was necessary to
write his name on the ballot with pen
and ink.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 9-W. E.
Ross. Republican, was elected mayor
of Winchester by a majority of 549
votes. He defeated Mayor ]. Gard,
Democrat, who received 265 votes.
Charles Ferries was elected city clerk
by a large majority. F. Z. Hiatt, Re
publican, defeated Albert Fudge, Dem
ocrat ". Williams won over Charles
/ F. Pierce.
! The G. o. P.s won the council off
/ ces when Max Diggs defeated c. c.
Heaston in the first ward. The winner
drew 80 votes and his opponent SO.
! H. Abel, Republican, received 233
votes. in the second ward and Ota l..
| Oyler, his opponent, So The third ward
! favored c. R Harrison, Republican,
with 327 votes, while L. Currant re-
ceived II, thus obtaining the largest
number of votes of any Democratic
candidates for the council.
| EATON, O.. Nov. 9.-Mayor Rising
er, Republican, was reelected to that
office Tuesday for the third time. He
| had a majority of 800 votes over Stan
lev B. Zoos, Democratic nominee.
! Probably most interest in Tuesday S
election centered about the election
of the three members of the Preble
county board of education. Three Re
publicans, Homer Bierly, Arthur Nor
. ton and Harry Mills were chosen. ii
is understood that they are opposed
to the present school administration.
The three who were defeated for
places on the board we're A. J Muir
ray, Harry Price and Ralph Ayres.
They ran as Independents.
| Robert Fisher, Republican, was re-
elected city clerk for the second
term. He defeated Clifford Stroll
Democrat, by PA majority. Robert
Cox, Republican, was reelected treas
urer for the second term over A. B.
Afford, Democrat, by SO majority.
Reflect Marshal.
Willard Armstrong, Democrat, was
reelected city marshal for his fourth
consecutive term. He defeated Char
les f. Clear, Republican, by 189 ma
jority.
Councilman elected are as follows:
John Ernst. Democrat; W. R. Deem
Democrat; Henry Dalrymple, Demo
crat; c. J. Hunter, Democrat; Clar
ence Waters, Republican, was re-elect.
ed; DR.. G.. w. Flory, Republican, de
feated Thomas Gates, an old council
members.
The following were elected to the
board of puplic affairs: R. A. HES
tand, Republican, reelected: DR.. J. c
Ryder, Republican, and J. E. Young
Republican.
Those elected to the city board OF
education included Charles Bloom
Charles Michael and John VanDoren
all Republicans.
NEW PARIS, O., Nov 9.-Republi
cans elected w. w. Aker mayor o.
New Paris Tuesday by 20 majority
Others elected were:
Clerk, Leo Davidson, Democrat
treasurer, c. o. Whitaker, Republi
can; marshal, ]. G. Aud, Republican
assessor, V. L. Mckee, Democrat.
Council members chosen were: "
S. Wrenn, Republican; J. r. Gard
Democrat; c. S. Freed, Democrat
George Lehman, Republican; F. R
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