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October 27, 1929
Douglas Daily Dispatch
Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona
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George Dawe was re-elected to the school board of district No. 27 with 512 votes out of 719 cast in the annual city school election held yesterday, defeating Tom Glenn who received 204 votes.
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George Dawe Is Elected Member Of School Board
Of the 719 Votes Cast at City School Election, Winner Received 512.
George Dawe was re-elected to the school board of district No. 27 at the annual election held here yesterday. A total of 719 votes were cast. Of these two were voided by the judges and one was cast in favor of Dr. F. T. Wright. The others were divided between George Dawe and Tom Glenn.
George Dawe received a total of 512 votes, according to the count, which was completed by the middle of the evening. Tom Glenn, the only candidate opposing Dawe for re-election, received a total of 204 votes, according to the count made by the election board.
Voting started immediately after the polls were opened at 10 a. m. at the high school gymnasium and throughout the day the voters continued to arrive and cast their ballots. The vote was considered surprisingly heavy for a school election although in some recent years many more voters have marked their choice for the school board.
Of the 719 Votes Cast at City School Election, Winner Received 512.
George Dawe was re-elected to the school board of district No. 27 at the annual election held here yesterday. A total of 719 votes were cast. Of these two were voided by the judges and one was cast in favor of Dr. F. T. Wright. The others were divided between George Dawe and Tom Glenn.
George Dawe received a total of 512 votes, according to the count, which was completed by the middle of the evening. Tom Glenn, the only candidate opposing Dawe for re-election, received a total of 204 votes, according to the count made by the election board.
Voting started immediately after the polls were opened at 10 a. m. at the high school gymnasium and throughout the day the voters continued to arrive and cast their ballots. The vote was considered surprisingly heavy for a school election although in some recent years many more voters have marked their choice for the school board.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
Education
Appointment
What keywords are associated?
School Board Election
George Dawe
District 27
Tom Glenn
Vote Count
What entities or persons were involved?
George Dawe
Tom Glenn
Dr. F. T. Wright
Domestic News Details
Event Date
Yesterday
Key Persons
George Dawe
Tom Glenn
Dr. F. T. Wright
Outcome
george dawe received 512 votes and was re-elected; tom glenn received 204 votes; one vote for dr. f. t. wright; two votes voided; total 719 votes cast.
Event Details
George Dawe was re-elected to the school board of district No. 27 at the annual election held yesterday. Voting occurred at the high school gymnasium starting at 10 a.m., with a surprisingly heavy turnout compared to some recent years.