Ohio Republican governor race narrows with Davis lead
Official returns from Ohio 3 28 precincts show Davis leading Cole for the Republican nomination for governor by 9 236 votes. Cole claims rural gains may swing the result about 2 000 in his favor. Willis wins easily for U S Senate with Brown and Wanamaker also nominated.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Cole
McCulloch
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Willis
Frank B. Willis
United State
Walter Brown
Toledo
R. M. Wanamaker
Akron
Clarence J
Countywide Republican vote totals in Athens county race notes
Unofficial afternoon results show Governor Cole leading in Athens county with about a 500 to 600 advantage, while Willis dominates for United States senator. Early tallies put Brown and LeFever strong in lieutenant governor and state senate races respectively, with county commissioners led by A L Johnson as votes tallied across ten candidates.
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Athens County
Cole
Davis
McCulloch
Wood
Brown
Kimball
Hurst
Hildebrandt
Harvey Smith
Harry C. Smith
Fullington
Stillwell
Tracy
United _States
Willis
Frank Minner
Owen Beebe
Woodworth
LeFever
Washington
Hocking
Ralph Cole
Frank B. Willis
United States
Roscoe McCulloch
Clarence J. Brown
Harvey C. Smith
Joe Tracy
Rudy Archer
Benson Hough
Supreme Court
United State
EH. C.woodworth
E. LeFever
Sam Johnson
A. L. Johnson
Athens
Andrew Murphy
Fred Hawk
Trimble
John Hawk
Lodi
Foster
Hatch
Morgan
Parker
Ohio Political Ticket Fragments Surface in Early Lists
A scanned roster shows both Republican and Democratic state tickets with multiple names and offices. Key figures include Governor candidate Harry L. Davis for Cleveland and Senator Frank B. Willis for Delaware, plus court and supreme court judges across several counties.
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Ben W. Hough
Delaware
Supreme Court
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Frank W. Gieger
Springfield
Ohio Party Nominating Contests Highlight Statewide Races
Renominated candidates include Secretary of State fight between W. D. Kton and Guy Wine in Columbus with Cleveland’s Howell Wright indicated. Donahey leads Democratic ticket for governor with Orwig and Nichols named for treasurer and chief justice. McGhee tops the Republican slate, Cole and Davis lead the dry counties clash, Davis winning major cities while Columbus shows tight margins. Willis leads Brown by an estimated 40,000 ballots.
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Ralph D.cole
Findlay
L. Davis
Davis
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Cose
McCulloch
Boon
Cole
Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Frank B Willis
Walter F. Brown
Loledo
Willis
UT Ll
Zanesville
Repuelican
Frank W. Geiger
Sperone
R W. Archer
Harry S.day
Fremont
Archer
Julian
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
A. F. O'Neil
Akron
Fulton
Newark
Ahea
Guy R. Winegarner
Sviilens H. Hoover
E. M. Fullington
Marysville
Joseph
Tracy
Columbus
Stephen
Stillwell
Lebanon
Daniel Butler
Toledo
John E. Harper
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
United States
Frank B. Willis
Delaware
Clar— J. Ae
Blanchester
Harvey C. Smith
Zanesvill
Surerudolph Archer
Joseph T. T Cold
Neval
John G. Pries
Supreme Court
Springfield
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
Edward M. Mathias
van Wert
Ben W. Haigh
Vic Donahey
New Philadelphia
Ww. A. Julian
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Guy Winegarner
Dan E. Butler
Joseph McGhee
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia
Dan B. Culla
Kent W. Hughes
Limaee
Coleman Avery
Howell Wright
W. D. Kton
Daniel E. Butler
A. D. Peckinpaugh
Donahey
David C. Parker
Upper Sandusky
Charles B. Orwig
Mansfield
BR. Cal
Lima
Supreme Euchard
Colemans Aviery
Athens En Chosen Athens En Chosen
The three Republican nominees for Athens county commissioner are A. L. Johnson of Athens Andrew Murphey of Athens and John W Hawk of Lodi township. With two precincts left Johnson leads Murphey and Hawk in the race. Major Samuel M Johnson secures the Republican probate judge nomination by a large margin with three precincts outstanding.
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Athens County
A. L. Johnson
Athens
Andrew Murphey
John W. Hawk
Lodi Township
Johnson
Murphey
John Hawk
Owen Beebe
Ed Burdette
Fed Hawk
Samuel M. Johnson
Wilson
On Your Vacation Jor the Messenger Follow You
An advertisement promises flexible mail handling during vacations. It offers to change the address as often as desired and suggests consistent message forwarding services.
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Jor
Turks Sign Treaty Amid Serbia's Objection
Paris Aug 11 Turkish delegates signed the peace treaty at 4 50 o clock Tuesday Serbia refused to sign arguing the pact imposes Turkish debt on territories assigned to Serbia Nine small powers signed after the Turks The Greek and Italian delegates also signed an agreement to divide the Dedecanezus territory.
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Paris
Serbia
Dedecanezus
Cox Reaches Capitol in Columbus for Luncheon
Governor Cox arrived in Columbus shortly after one this afternoon and went to the executive mansion for luncheon. He was accompanied by Mrs. Cox and baby Anna.
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Cox
Capitol Columbus
Columbus
Executive Mansion
Anna
Finance King Served Term For Forgery
Boston report says Charles Ponzi, famed for international postal reply coupons, is the same Ponzi who served a Montreal penitentiary term for forgery. Attorney General Alien disclosed he holds Ponzi’s Canadian arrest and prison records. Bank Commissioner Allen also said he seized and closed the Hanover Trust Company where Ponzi was a major stockholder amid an unsafe business pattern.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Montreal
Allen
Ponzi
Canada
J. C. Allen
Hanrover Trust Company
Charles Bianci
St. Vincent de Paul
British cabinet backs Minsk armistice terms to Poland
London reports confirm British Premier Lloyd George disclosed terms demanded by the Bolsheviks for Poland at Minsk. Demobilization of Polish forces to 10,000, shutdown of shipments, Russia access to the Baltic, and territorial handovers are among conditions. London watchers note the frontiers may shift. Labor delegates plan Friday meetings to defend workers against a potential nationwide strike if Minsk stalls.
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Webb Miller
United’+Press
London
Poland
Minsk
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Kem
Russia
Baltic
Tonce
Italy
Moscow
Kemeneff
Remier Lenine
Tennessee Debates Ratification of Federal Suffrage Amendment
In Nashville August 11 suffragists push for ratification with second readings planned in both houses. The vote fate hinges on committee referrals and public hearings as factions within parties clash over strategy and possible nonpartisan coalitions.
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Nashville
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Tenn
Judiciary Committees
Bue White
Woman's Party
Goveberts
Cox
Carrie Chap Catt
Peneeene
Senate
House
United Action
Candler
Ead
Stark County Returns Narrow Forecast in Gubernatorial Race
With 156 of 164 Stark precincts in, Roscoe Mc Culloch leads Gov Harry L. Davis 9 080 to 1 109 for the GOP nomination. Cole has 317 votes. Himes trails Ake in the 16th district race in Stark with 4 198 to 3 648. Democratic congressional tally favors Krrchbaum 1 137 to Thom 1 024.
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Canton
Stark County
Roscoe McCulloch
Harry L. Davis
Cole
J. H. Himes
H. Ross Ake
Ake
Judge Krrchbaum
William Thom
Nominees for Congress from several Ohio districts
A list of congressional candidates by district names and party. Republicans include Nick Longworth Cincinnati A. E. Stephens Cincinnati R G Fitzgerald Dayton John L Cable Lima C J Thompson Defiance R D Fess Yellow Springs R Clint Cole Findlay W W Chamber Toledo Minor Foster Athens H D McArthur. Democrats include John Allen Cincinnati T H Morrow Cincinnati G Pickerel Dayton S H Dye Urbana Cleon Searles Batavia Freddy Guthrie Marion George N. ng Cirleville J Speaks Columbus A P ve Colum nd tea Weuster Sandusky Jarvey C Gaha Cleveland Robert Crosser Cleveland Theodore Burton Cleveland MB ll Cleveland.
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Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
John Allen
A. E.B. Stephens
T. H. Morrow
R. G. . Fitzerald
Dayton
G. Pickerel
Ohn L. Cable
Lima
BH. F. Welty
Firth
C. J
Thompson
Defiance
John 8. Snook
I. M. Foster
Athens
Ben F. Reynolds
McArthur
Wleventh
Logan
George H. Ng
Cirleville
John C. Speaks
Columbus
A. P
Sandusky
Tea Weuster
C. L. Knight
Akron
Davey
A . James
HM. Timby
Blican
Cleveland
A. a.Mone
Jarvey
C. Gaha
Robert Crosser
Democrat
Theodore 8. Burton
Erat
Fall of War Looms Near as Reds Press Warsaw
Aug 11 report from London notes Minsk talks failing to halt fighting as Bolsheviks push toward Warsaw. Russian forces claim rapid advances on all fronts with Sokoloff taken and Narew river crossed. Polish leadership shakeup follows Lemisnowski resignation as Red cavalry patrols threaten Polish retreat and material dumps line roads. An English inventor patents auto doorway lighting.
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Thaaw
Fetisu
Minsk
Enna
Essages
Berlin
Red
Moscow
Sokoloff
Narew
Warsaw
Lemisnowski
Subowski
War Office
Kronstadt
Red Army
Petrograd
Poland to Receive U S Aid Under War Department Credit
Washington Aug 11 President Wilson pledges to use all available means to aid Poland amid fighting with Soviet Russia. The War Department plans to supply Poland with surplus war materials and credit already extended totals about 70 million dollars, with immediate delivery possible without new legislation.
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Wilson
Poland
Washington
United States
Omiraki
Sta
Baker
Vantage
Antag
van van c
Peedebert
Congress
War Department
Soviet
Russia
Private home hard cider allowed under new ruling
State Prohibition Director Shearer announces private home production of hard cider and fruit juices is permitted for water consumption as long as no artificial spike is added and sales beyond one half of one percent alcohol are prohibited. Offenders face enforcement.
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Columbus
Shearer
Russians Close to Warsaw Near Frontline Push
A dispatch to the Berlin Fereral Anzeiger reports Russian forces are about 25 miles from Warsaw with the northern army wing exhausted after heavy fighting.
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Warsaw
Berlin
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