Topic: elections

Legislature of Ohio

Worthington:

Worthington

Untitled [Gen. Joseph Foos, candidate for Congress]

Untitled [John Barr, Esq., candidate for the Sentate of Ohio]

Untitled

We are authorized

For The Western Intelligencer

Jeremiah Morrow

For the Western Intelligencer

Messrs. Buttles & Smith

Messrs. Buttles & Smith

Fellow citizens of Ohio

Messrs. Buttles & Smith

Camp Barr, Little Scioto, Sept. 15, 1812.

'16 Ticket

Messrs. Printers

Communicated

Worthington

Worthington

Worthington, November 18, 1812

Announcement.

Mayor's Proclamation of Election.

Announcements.

Neighboring News Notes

The Winners Named

Neighboring News Notes

Neighboring News Notes.

Public Opinion

Local News.

Broker is entered in Senatorial race

Fairly heavy vote cast at primaries

Gov. Vic. Donahey

Band arranges real political rally

Myers Y. Cooper speaks to fair visitors at Powell

Capacity Audience Greets Candidates at C of C Meet

Myers Y. Cooper Makes Address at Republican Rally Here

Candidate For Second Term

Letter from Sharon Township Women's Republican Committee

Final Election Returns Show Local Voters Favored Cooper in Close Race

Again Chosen for Governor of Ohio

Gov. Vic. Donahey

Village Ticket Chosen

Named For Mayor On New Ticket

C. of C. Resumes Activities after 3 Months Vacation

Lest We Forget

Our Return Vote of Thanks

Candidates on Peoples Ticket Winners in Election Here

Announces candidacy for nomination of U. S. Senator

It will do it

Worthington voters express decided Hoover preference

Local man files for Office of County Clerk

Let's get to work

Worthington women organize Marshall for Senate club

Bricker-for-Attorney-General Club formed here

Mark S. Evans well qualified for office of Representative

Marshall-for-Senate club increases in membership here

Republican rally at Hamilton home expected to draw large crowd to hear candidates

Mahaffey making strenuous campaign

John C. Speaks

Nearly three hundred attend Republican rally held here

Heaviest vote of all time polled here Augsut 14 in primary election

County Fair at Hilliards to be held September 12, 13, 14: many new buildings and improvements on grounds: Myers L. Cooper and Martin L. Davey to speak

Finance directors for Franklin County

Says Civil War veterans will vote for Hoover

Democrat candidates make tour to Dublin, Linworth and Worthington

Democratic candidiate for Clerk of Court

Splendid record of John C. Speaks merits his re-election

A record vote

Heavy vote expected to be cast here at coming election

Metcalf well known in this community

It's all over now

Hoover receives more than 4 to 1 vote over Smith here: number of votes cast heaviest ever recorded

Our next president

Governor-elect to assume new office January 14, 1929

Candidates withdraw from ticket

Candidates withdraw from ticket

Heavy vote anticipated here when polls open Tuesday: S. U. Robinson to head village ticket: school bond issue and heated contests to be decided by battle of ballots

Notice

$160,000 school bond issue loses at Tuesday's election: Helen R. Smith wins place on school board

To the voters of Sharon

Thanks

Thanks voters

Elected to office in trustees and clerks organization

Fire chief reports 23 fires for 1929 to Village Council: Slate cleaned for New Year's business; Banquet tendered George Beaver, retiring member, preceding session

Dr. Heywood chosen new President of Sharon School Bd: Geese and Hartsook to head boards in Washington and Perry townships

Clarence J. Brown

R. E. Schaeffer seeks office of Recorder; Popular Clerk of Sharon Township and School Boadr to be candidate at August primaries

David P. Anderson to be candidate for auditor: Has been resident of Worthington for several years

Secretary Brown announces candidacy

Announces candidacy for representative

Primary Date Set for August 12

Candidate For U. S. Senate Visits Worthington

Outstanding Candidate For Representative

Interest Growing In Hayes Campaign

Making Hard Fight For Recorder Nomination

Well Qualified for Office Of County Auditor

Receives Nomination For Secretary by Large Vote

Local Candidates Win By Large Margins In Primary