Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 261, Decatur, Adams County, 4 November 1925 — Page 3

(Sorge krick ■elected mayor ■ OF DECATUR |®f| ■ (Continued from Page One) oSlwunl B by 22, and first war.! A 23 reducing the lead of Krick to 101“ Returns were all received by a. J o’clock and the crowd which had al the Daily Democrat of dispersed News was also from over the state and the SaX„ elections having I held in of the campaign was an unusual one, not making a single but depending upon a to house canvas. Krick Is Well Qualified. Krick, who will become mayor city January 1. succeeding H. is well qualified for the nosSion. having served on the council four years with a record of things worth while. He is a of the firm of Krick-Tyndall manufacturers of brick and tile, and has had much experience in The present administration retire with a splendid record of and with the city in e Jellent financial condition. Mr. Kritk will have the support of oftieof his own political party, well to serve the city, and it is the results will be satisfactor complete story of yesterday's elution is told in the tabulated repm in this issue. —o Apublicans [ ELECT MAYOR IN FORT WAYNE :% (Continued from page one) d&ioeratic strongholds. ’The battles waged between klan aid antii-klan factions throughout the sit resulted in a deadlock. The Jlnsinen capturing just about as nlny city offices as the anti-klan sacBBBpi | Geake Wins at Fort Wayne Wayne, Nov. 4—William ('. Make, republican, defeated Mayor Wi Ham J. Hosey, democrat, in the B or mayor of Fort Wayne. Tuesda 1 by a plurality of 3,150 votes The e*t re republican ticket, with the excel ion of two ward councilmen, was sjpt into office. The final count of votes showed that Mr. Geake revived 1®22. while Mayor Hosey received Mayor Hosey carried only two of he eleven wards, winning in the cnrenth and eighth. Walker Wins Easily ■’<>« York Nov 4. (United'Press) g&FI animany hall swept New York City an overwhelming margin in yesler * election and State Senator Jifi; es J. Walker is New York’s mayK elect. ?omplete unofficial returns estabbed Walker's plurality over Frank Waterman, his republican oppon- ' 401,U1. I The tiger machine also rolled up prmous pluralities for the city and unty democratic tickets. All five of the present borough presiHnts were re-elected. Wets Win In New Jersey Bulletin ■ Trenton, N. J., Nov. 3.—(United — Commissioner A. Harry Moore, of Jersey City, “wet” demodefeated State Senator Arthur tney of Mendham, "dry" republifor governor in a campaign waged

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OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS OF THE CITY OF DECATUR I . 10 ozJ , p . Q - 15° jw! d ts “i ? - It “i « Precinct '1 j JL* '"H 1 a »1??■ ‘ | 5; ! I*s j i 1 Up JII 1 s Q y. O First Ward “A” 233 256 305 303 181 280 289 187 191 272 211 ” “B” 147 143 no; 164' 121 151 159 121 125 153 131 2nd Ward “A”. 264 200 305 285 167 291 276 168 156....| 241 236 ” ” “B” 1371 158 191 190 100! 167 189 96 110.... ...j 186 202| Third Ward "A” 271 205 308 313 131 301 290; 148 134 . 288 153 ” ” “B” 233 198 278 278 140 257 270 148 151 ... .|....• 254 158 Totals 1261 1160 1557 1533 843 1147;1473 868, 868| 425| Majority ioi 1557 609 579 605 83 , 89| 231

Hi iw ifflllifa.-- ’ JL. S GEORGE MILLER Councilmanat-Large

H. F. LINN Councilman First Ward

chiefly upon the prohibition issue. As soon as return assured him that his election was certain, Governorelect Moore announced that immediately after his inauguaration he would begin a movement to have congress modify the Volstead law so as to per- ' mit manufacture and sale of light I wines and beer. I Returns from 2.286 out of the 2.810 election districts in the state gave i Moore 363,009 and Whitney 340,553, | a lead of 22,456 for the democratic candidate. Detroit Mayor Re-elected Bulletin Detroit, Mich., Nov. 4. —(United Press)—Mayor John W. Smith, of Detroit, seeking return to office on an ,anti-klan platform, decisively defeat|ed his klan-endorsed opponent, Charles Bowles, in yesterday’s municipal elecI tlon. Complete returns from the city's 583 election precincts gave Smith a clear majority of 29,871. His total was 141,441 against 111,570 for Howies. Smith partlsians also won five out of nine seats in the city council. Four i klan endorsed candidates for the council finished fourth, seventh, eighth and ninth in a list of eighteen. Ohio Defeats Amendments Columbu’ft, 0., Nov. 4. — (United Press)—Swept before an avalanche of opposing votes, the three proposed state constitutional amendments met crushing defeat in Tuesday’s ejection, returns from 6,633 of the state’s 8'650 precincts showed today. The amendments, including one authorizing taxation of intangible property, a second extending to four years terms of elective county and state administrative offices and a third limiting the issuance of bonds of political sub-divisions. Measures were refused ratification by majorities exceeding 100,000. South Bend Goes Democratic South Bend, Ind-, Nov. 4—The South Bend K. K. K. today suffered a stinging blow when complete returns from yesterday’s municipal election were announced. SW In this normally republican city

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925.

Members Os Decatur’s New City Council

CT |» BKMBB B—JOE HUNTER Councilman Second Ward

the democratic candidate for mayor. Chester Montgomery, • swept into office by a majority of 2.682. Samuel Leeper, the republican candidate, was given active support by the klan. The democrats elected six out of ten councilmen and a city judge and qity clerk. Democrats Win At Marion Marion. Ind., Nov. 4—For the first time in twenty years the democrats have elected a mayor in Marion. John McConnell was elected mayor over his republican opponent by a substantial majority and the democrats captured four of the seven council seats. Lewis Tukey, republican, was elected city clerk. Logansport Democratic Logansport, Ind., Nov. 4 —A total of 10,470 votes were cast in the municipal election here yesterday, it. was announced today- This is the heaviest vote ever recorded in Logansport. Frank V. Guthrie democrat, was re-elected mayor over J. H. Applegate, by a majority of 351. The democrats elected a city judge and captured four of the seven council seats. Republicans elected a city clerk and treasurer. Durgan Loses At Lafayette Lafayette, Ind., Nov. 4 —The 18 year regime of George R. Durgan, of Lafayette, was terminated today when complete returns from yesterday’s municipal election showed the election of Albert R. Ross. The vote was, Durgan 5,973 and Ross 7.018. The republicans also elected a clerk and eight out of ten councilmen. Klan Candidate Wins Evansville, Ind, Nov. 4—Herbert Males, republican candidate for mayor endorsed by the klan, was elected by a majority of 5,687 over John K. Jennings, his democratic opponent. The official vote was Males 18,424; Jennings, 12,737. All city offices-were taken by the republicans in what was a landslide for the G. O. P. candidates, most of

jH& A. R. ASHBAUCHER Councilman-at-Large

O. L. VANCE Councilman Third Ward

,'whom had klan backing. ’ Republicans Win At Terre Haute | Terre Haute, Ind., Nov. 4 —Mayor ’|Ora D. Davis, republican, was re- • elected by a majority of 3,578 votes. , complete returns from yesterday’s i municipal election showed today. | Davis’ opponent, Fred W. Arm ; strong, democrat, received 7,115 ; votes, while Davis piled up 10,693. I The entire republican ticket was • elected along with Davis. Muncie Race Close Muncie, Ind , Nov. 4—The complete i republican ticket, beaded by John Hampton for mayor, was swept into i power in the election yesterday, com- • plete official returns show. Hamp I ton's majority over R. Milt Retheri ford, democrat, was 415, while the others on the G. O. P. ticket were elected by more substantial majori- , ties. Harry Redkey was re-elected t city judge and Maynel Dalby was renamed city clerk. Louisville Elects Republican Louisville, Ky., Nov. -A—Arthur A Will, republican, has been elected , mayor of Louisville by a substantial i majority, returns from 713 from the city's 724 precincts showed today. Will defeated T. J. O’neal, democrat, by at. least 2,000 majority, removing the democratic party from I power. > John J- Davis, chairman of the democratic campaign committee, said . he would make charges of fraudulent , practices against the republicans in many precincts. PORTLAND Portland, Nov. 4 —Dr. C. V. Gott, [ Democrat, was chosen mayor, and . Clem Wilson, Democrat, clerk-treasur-er, in the city election here. A mixed council was indicated by a close vote. BLUFFTON Bluffton, Nov. 4.—Democrats swept ; the slate here in the city election • with Theodore Harsh being elected . mayor and Harmon J. Moomam clerki treasurer, with majorities of 754 each. Claude C. Cole and George C. Beck- . er were the losing Republican candi- . dates, the election was marked with [ lack of interest, only about 40 per

cent of the vote being cast. The new council will be Democratic throughout and will be composed of O. E. Leah, Gabriel Markley, Charles W. Decker, Garl Huddleton and John Kelly. HARTFORD CITY Hartford City, Nov. 4.—Defeating a woman. Mrs. Sarah Ritter. Republican, Henry Hollingshead. Democrat, was elected mayor of Hartford City by a majority of 276. Walter Markin. Democrat, was named clerk over Mrs. Mollie Roifsh, Republican, and the following councilmen were elected: Frank Colverson. Jay Palmer. Seth Biehl. Harry Warner 4ml Jesse Duffy, Democrats, and I .t. Westfail. Republican. Other mayors elected yesterday were as follows: Warsaw John C. Mansman, R. Goshen —John Abshire, R. Wabash—Dr. James Wilson. D. Huntington—Charles Snider, R. Newcastle—Strod Hayes, D. Whiting—Walter Schrage, R. Hammond—Adrian Tinkham, R. Gary—Floyd Williams, R. —o RECIPE FOR A NEWSPAPER "Husband beats his wife severely," “Tennis tilt is done," "Rainy spell this week is merely Absence of the sun." "Wife stabs hubsand in the attic." "Steel goes up three points,’’ "Rockefeller quite rheumatic.” "Cops raid opium joints.” "Wife elopes with handsome shofer," "Husband buys a horse." “Judge grants matrimonial loafer Thirty-third divorce." Put these headlines all together. Skillfully displayed, Add a line about the weather And your paper’s made! —Hugh Wood. o libation —Ora Mundell ,of Thornown. is corn king of Boone county. He won the honors at the corn show held here recently. He had the best ten ears in the county. Harry Tilson, of Franklin had the best single tear. Indianapolis. — Claude Bunwoody. of vevay, wanted to be sick at home. He escaped from the pest house twe where he was confined with a case of smallpox. FORT WAYNE —A piece of pipe 'eft in the street by workmen cost ’.he Indiana Fuel and Light company 5500. A jury awarded Dennis F. Eldidge that amount for injuries susained when he fell over the pipe. COLUMBIA CITY—The local order >f Odd Fel’ows will dedicate a new 'emple tomorrow night. WARSAW —The Kosciusko county bankers’ association has had fortytight men named as deputy sheriffs ind has furnished them with guns. I'he move was taken to prevent bank banditry. BLUFFTON—HeIen Thurston and "arl Hickering are the champion Charleston, danoers of this city.

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