Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 171, 28 April 1909 — Page 8

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voting pises. Rewards of $100 and $200 were offered for the arrest and conTlctlon of any person for illegal

voting, and it is believed this had Its

effect. ... Factory Districts Go "Dry." The greatest surprise of the day was in the great Inroads made in "wet" territory by the Prohibitionists. Ralph Rosa, chairman of the "wet" organisation, asserted the "wets" would win every Munoie and Center township precinct until the returns began to come in. But In the Seventh and Ninth precincts in the south side factory districts, the "dry" majorities were respectively 77 and 71. - In Huncles tenderloin district the "wet" leaders asserted the vote would show three to one against prohibition. The figures, however, returned a majority of 92 "wet" out of 416 votes. In the suburbs of Wbiteley, where there is a large colored population and where the "wets" expected a large majority, the returns show a lead of 8T for the "drys." This defeat - came with crushing effect,.' for the returns were known early. ty' : The outlying townships depended upon from the first by the "dry" organisation, remained true to their colors. They have been "dry" by remonstrance for several months and gave the optionists majorities averaging throughout the county more than two to one.

The best residence section of Muncie

declared against the saloon by small

majorities, and the precinct including the business section gave the "wets" a

majority of 43 votes only. . Wild Scenes at "Dry" Headquarters.

To say that the men of Muncie who

have been working without regard to private business affairs, without re

gard for social obligations and without a selfish interest in the result were delighted last night is putting It mildly. As the majority rolled up to a grand

total which has not yet been equaled

in the state the scene at the "dry" headquarters became one of wild en

thusiasm that beggars description. Men

stood on tables and chairs and cheered themselves hoarse. - There were ministers and laborers m the crowd side by side with men of

wealth and comparative paupers. They

threw their hats aloft and gave vent to such feelings as are born only of great political victory.

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All Option Election Majorities

Are Smashed With a Wonderful Victory by Over 2,900 Ballots.

EVEN CITY OF MUNCIE GOES FOR TEMPERANCE

A MISSIOG HEIRESS

Young Woman, Whereabouts Unknown, Left Share of $40,000 Estate.

MAY BE IN CALIFORNIA

New York, April 28. "Any relative or friends who can give information as to the address of Josephine Brown Ketchum will render valuable assistance to her by communicating with Hubbard & Rushmore, attorneys, 56 Court street, Brooklyn." , The above advertisement is one of many ways by which a Brooklyn law firm is trying to find a missing heiress to an estate valued at $40,000. The

estate is in Brooklyn and was left by Mrs. Elizabeth H. Taylor, wtto died

April 12.

: The only heirs to her property, are three nieces, a Mrs. Stark of Brooklyn; Mrs. Beulah Ketchum of Kansas

City, and Miss Josephine Brown Ketchum. Josephine Brown Ketchum is believed to have married and gone to Cali

fornia. If she cannot be found her

share will go to the other two nieces.

EDITORS BUTTLE VITHAII ARCU1STS Russians Gallantly Defend Themselves in Fight

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When the Result of the Election Was Known, Dry Workers Went Wild With Enthusiastic Delight.

DELAWARE MAJORITIES. County .....2,934 Muncie ........ . 2"J0 Center Township (Muncie) .!. 7S1 Muncie, Ind., April 2a Muncie and Delaware county went high and dry on the prohibition side of the local option issue yesterday. The unofficial figures give a majority of 2.034 for the

"drys" In the county. Muncie, the largest city thus far voting on the saloon question, went "dry" by a majority of 220, and Center township, claimed by the "wet" organization until the very last, bade farewell to the saloon by 781 votes. The following returns were verified at headquarters of organizations of both forces:

Dry Wet. MaJ. 2.400 ; 220 3,118 781 330 210 168 252 73 212 48 215 170 210 203 1T8 134 142 71 lOl 49 172 119 232

Montgomery county, which gave 2,803

dry." The day was featured by the strenu

ous efforts of both "wet" and "dry" or

ganizations to get out voters. It

reained early In the morning and the temperance forces viewed the lowering clouds with fear. But toward the noon hour the sun broke through the

clouds and with redoubled vigor, be

lieving in the good omen, the "dry" workers renewed efforts to bring out every vote in the county. No Trouble at Polling Places. Polling places through the county were surrounded by crowds throughout the day and excitement ran high. There was little or no disorder, however. Two arrests were made for attempted illegal voting. One of the men arrested was a colored porter employed in a local hotel the proprietor of which has been prominent in the "wet" organization. At several of the precincts the "dry" officials challenged many who attempted to vote. At one uptown precinct about 100 were challenged. They represented the floating "wet" vote and when challenged quietly left the

Odessa, April 28. Three editors of

the newspaper Pilchta barricaded in their office, and armed with revolvers fought a fierce battle with a gang of

armed anarchists intent upon robbery,

Simultaneously the office of the news

paper Oborirenye was being looted. The three editors were severely

wounded and the robbers escaped. To

day mounted police ' started to seek

them.

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" Dry. City of Muncie ....2,620 Center Township ..3.809 Washington Tp. . . 540 Union Tp. ........ 420 Niles Tp 2S5 Hamilton Tp. -. . . . . 263 Delaware Tp. . . ... 39S ML Pleasant Tp ... 381 Liberty Tp 276 Monroe Tp. ..i... 172 Perry Tp. . ....... 221 Salem Tp. 351

Totals 9,826 6.80S 2.934 . In Liberty, Monroe and Perry townships the voting machines failed to register 75 votes, 50 of which are claimed by the "drys." ' Surprises Shown. Surprises are shown in the total vote of 16.718 cast, since the total vote cast In the presidential campaign was 13,630. and the great Increase shows how the optional . campaign affected the electorate. "Dry" leaders In the, intense and bitter fight which has been waged hers during the last two weeks wore wild with enthusiasm last night. Delaware county " temperance leaders believe they have set a mark for the optlonJsts of the stats to strive to reach. The previous feigk nark was made fey

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