The Battle of BallotsMovie
Oma loves Jack and refuses to marry Hartman. Jack protects her and they eventually get married. Lafe and Hazelet have been good friends for years. Hartman tells Lafe that Hazelet voted dry. Lafe and Hazelet have a fight. Lafe builds a spite fence so Oma and Jack cannot communicate. Lafe dies with delirium tremens. Mrs. Tuthill dies from injuries received from Lafe while he is drunk. Just before Mrs. Hazelet passes away her husband promises her never to vote wet again. Maude Le Fever, the siren, who married Alfred Tuthill, deserts him and runs away with Sam Weber; she later deserts him. Alcohol kills old Dan Weber and leaves Sam a poverty-stricken wretch. Alfred Tuthill is redeemed from rum and builds a picture theater where the old saloon once stood and becomes a respected citizen. Jack is elected Mayor of the city, defeating Hartman by a large majority.
About The Battle of Ballots
The Battle of Ballots is a 1915 drama movie directed by Frank B. Coigne.
The production information lists production credits from United States of America, an original language code of EN.
The credited cast includes William Wells, Mayre Hall, Dorothy Kingdon, Jack Ellis. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
