Show I I I THREE OHIO CITIES WON BY DEMOCRATS Hunt Sunt Elected Mayor of Cincinnati Baker of Cleveland and Karb of Columbus Columbus 0 O. Nov 7 Democrats 7 swept into power In the largest larest three cities of oC Ohio toda today Columbus Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincin Cincin- nati naU and Cleveland returning decisive Democratic pluralities A feature of the elections throughout the state was tho the large lne Socialist vote In n Columbus tho the Socialist candidate for Cor or mayor ran a close race with Mayor Maor Marshall the tho Republican nominee for tor second place while George J. J J. J Karb Barb Democrat was elected b by probably plurality In Cincinnati Mayor l Louis ouis Schwab candidate for reelection re elec reelection tion with the Republican endorsement was defeated by Henry T. T Hunt Democrat Democrat Demo Demo- crat by more than In Cleveland Newton D D. D Baker Baler Democrat and antI political heir to the late Tom L. L Johnson was elected mayor ma or by OOOO In Toledo Brand Whitlock Independent Independent Independent Inde Inde- pendent apparently was elected for tor a Ii fourth term b by a plurality in the neighborhood neighborhood neighborhood neigh neigh- of oC 2000 Cincinnati Nov XO 7 Although George e B B. B 3 Cox some time ago retired from the thel l local ocal cal political arena to stop contention and President Taft openly approved the thc local ocal Republican municipal ticket Henr henry lenry T. T Hunt Democratic nominee for forma ma mayor or of Cincinnati tOda today was elected b by y n n. majority of oC about Early Earb returns also Indicate that Hunt carried his entire Uc ticket et to victory victor with him |