Nomination of Former Cleveland Mayor Seen As Assured
Unofficial primary returns centered on Davis leading Cole by about 15 000 votes for the Republican governor nomination with rural counties narrowing the gap and Davis virtually assured. O Neil leads Julian for Democratic senator with votes tight and likely decided by official count. Brown dominates lieutenant governor Republican race as various state offices show heavy early leads amid a flood of precinct tallies from Ohio counties.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Davis
Cole
Mcculloch
O'Neil
Julian
Secrtary of State
O’neil
Secretary of State
A. F. O'Neil
Akron
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
United States
Ooo
Weil
Bedry
Harry ‘L. Davis
Findlay
Repub
Frank
Willis
W. F. Brown
Toledo
ONEIL
Justice
Frank W. Geiger
C. T. Marshall
Zanesville
E. M. Fullington
Marysville
Joseph T. Tracy
Daniel BH. Butler
Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Howell Wright
Earl D. Blume
Bowling Green
Harvey Smith
Charlies Q. Hildebrandt
Wilmington
Harry Clay Smith
Wm. D. Fulton
Newark
Wm. H. Hoover
Harry.a. Bell
Steubenville
R. W. Archer
Harry
Day
Fremont
Charles B. Orwig
Mansfield
LeFever and Archer Named in Ohio District Race
There were strong indications that Dr. E LeFever of Glouster and Senator M B Archer of Noble county have secured the nominations for senator from the 44th district in Ohio at the day primary. The vote was very close and an official count is expected in Athens county where results are tallied.
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Ious
Dr. LeFever
BE. C. Woodworth
Silbaugh
Leeper
Dutton
Washington
Feeling Runs High Against KidnAPPER in Norristown
Citizens confront Augusto Pasquale, confessed ac complice in the kidnapping of a missing child. Norristown police urge calm as Pasquale awaits grand jury action. A Philadelphia detective bureau captain appeals for peace and restraint amid tense crowds outside Mrs. Harry Foster’s Atlantic City area home where the suspect was identified.
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Norristown
Augusto Pasquale
Acplice
Ly Coughlin
Asquelé
Souder
Philadelphia Detective Bureau
Pasquale
Eastpennes
Blakely
Egg Harbor
N. J
Rusheres Place
Harry Foster
Atlantic’ City
Norris
Zion colony overseer bans love scenes in films
Wilbur Glenn Volivia, overseer of the Zion colony, decreed that all love scenes shall be cut from movie shows there. The decision reflects strict moral oversight within the community and governs local screenings and public perception.
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Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Volivia
Zion Colony
Harding declines to speak at national title tournament
Governor Cox was touring Marion when Harding issued a statement declining an invitation to speak at Camp Perry. He praised rifle tournament training as a key guarantee of national security and lauded the thorough preparation at Camp Perry, Quantico, and similar grounds for America’s war effort in Europe.
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Marion
Cox
Camp Perry
Harding
Seagart Quantico
Europe
Premiers to Meet Boulogne Sunday
London dispatch says Premier Millerand and Prime Minister Lloyd George will meet at Boulogne on Sunday to discuss France recognizing General Wrangel and the anti Bolshevik government, a move viewed as needing British consent.
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Boulogne
London
Millerand
Lloyd George
Evening Standard
France
Geenral Wrangels
Tennessee Suffrage Fight Intensifies in Legislature
In Nashville on August 12, lawmakers debated ratification of the Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment. A deferral resolution failed without a record vote as supporters predicted Senate gains and a favorable House outcome. Committees will hear one hour and a half each on the issue before a likely special order of business for final ratification.
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Nashville
Senn
Todd
Senate
House
Fitty
Riddick
Memphis
Ponzi Case Sparks Receiver Petition in Federal Court
Near Million Boston Aug 12 A petition seeks a receiver for Charles Ponzi in federal court after F Fernald claims Ponzi owes him hundreds of dollars Attorney General Yen pegs Ponzi liabilities in the millions as state officials report debts well over 500000 A Massachusetts municipal court issues a larceny under false pretenses warrant likely awaiting federal action before service Washington says the federal case will be disclosed by the post office department once the warrant is served
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Boston
Charles Po
United States
D Trist
F. Fernald
Ponzi
Yen
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Washington
Post Office Department
Twelve Year Old Girl Admits Check Forgery
Athens police warn merchants to cash checks only to trusted customers. A twelve year old girl recently forged and passed six or more bad checks, accepted by several Athens firms. Officers tracked her down and she confessed. No arrests were made as victims declined to prosecute.
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Athens
New United Press Head W W Hawkins Elected President
W. W. Hawkins, named President of the United Press Associations, is a 37 year old Missouri native who began in Springfield Missouri and later worked in Louisville and Cincinnati. He rose through Publisher's Press, United Press Coast Division, and led bureaus before becoming president after a career spanning news and business roles.
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W. W. Hawkins
United Press Associations
Ostive
Missouri
Caberan
Springfeld
Louieville
Courier—Journey
Col
Henry Watterson
New York
Publisher's Press
New
United Press
News
Business Ager
Ponzi Surrenders to Federal Authorities in Houston Today
In Houston on August 12 Charles Ponzi the famed bushel basket millionaire surrendered to United States Marshal Duane under orders from state authorities. He faces a larceny charge as officials seize his Hanover Trust Company assets totaling 400000 dollars. Bond set at 25000 dollars, Ponzi released for a year pending further proceedings.
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Houston
Charles Ponzi
Bushel-Basket Milllionaire
Ponzi
Armistrong
Police
Afien
United States
Marshal Duane
Daniel Gallagher
Marshall Duane
J. C. Allen
Hanover Trust Company
Federal Building
Gallagher
Post Office
Gole Leads In County By Count Of 1
The Athens county election board filed unofficial August primary results late Wednesday with several precincts missing. Key Republican tallies include Governor Cole 1523, Davis 910, McCulloch 798, Wood 357. Lt. Governor Brown 1792, Hurst 533, Kimball 729. Secretary Hildebrandt 916, Smith 1612, Harry Smith 650.
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Athens County Election Board
Athens County
Cole
Davis
McCulloch
Wood
Brown
Hurst
Kimball
Hildebrandt
Harvey C. Smith
Harry Clay Smith
Fullington
Stillwell
Tracy
Archer
Day
Supreme Court
Miners Resume Work in Kansas Strike Fallout
Miners in Pittsburg Kansas say they will return to work immediately after a two month strike over the five day week penalty imposed by coal operators. Union district president Alexander Howat states workers will act on their own accord. Local resolutions condemn President J L Lewis for interference and pledge support to district leaders.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Women Front Warsaw in Last Stand Against Invaders
Columns of armed women patrolled Warsaw streets vowing to fight Russians to the death. Some carried revolvers while others bore rifles and sabers. Old men and youths moved to defense lines near the city awaiting the clash. Trotsky reportedly arrived at Bialstok ready to join the final push on Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Leon Trotsky
Bialstok
Cox to Open Nationwide Campaign Tour in Columbus Speech
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic nominee, prepared for his first nationwide stump speech in Columbus today as part of an almost continuous tour leading up to election day. His remarks were to address several hundred steelworkers and mark the start of a sustained series of appearances across the nation.
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Herbert W. Walker
United Presses
Columbus
James MM. Cox
Todsey
Wheeling
Colersant Reece
French speaking bird seeks homing in Chicago tale
In Chicago a man named LeBeet notes a gin appearing yesterday. The bird speaks only French and he fears it cannot inquire its way home. The quirky item adds a dash of travel mystery to the city scene.
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Chicago-—-R
LeBeet
Woman Pays Fifty Dollar Fine Over Art Tea Scene
Read as a fragmented report, a woman faced a fifty dollar penalty after a disagreement about an art event described as a colorfully themed scenario. The piece notes rising costs and a criticized attempt at expression.
United States Will Not Intervene in Britain France Rift
Washington reports the United States will refrain for the present from intervening in the rift between Great Britain and France over Russia. Officials say the issue jeopardizes Allied unity regarding Poland and Russia, with a note to Italy cited as the U.S. position. President Wilson proposed a joint Allies statement to reassure the Russian people. Diplomatic circles await broader replies.
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Washington
United States
Eides
Great Britain
France
Russia
State Department
Poland
England
Wilson
Entente
Prohibition Law Satisfactory, Officials Report
Columbus reports the first six months of prohibition enforcement are highly satisfactory. Supervising Prohibition Agent Stone, overseeing Ohio West Virginia and Maryland, met with District Attorney Ford Ghee and Assistant Attorney Reysold for a conference on the current situation.
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Columbus
Prohibition
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Ford Ghee
Reysold Ao Renee
Penneyvania
AEDS Prepare For Decisive Engagement
Fragmentary notes indicate AEDS preparing for a decisive engagement in London with unclear context and broken OCR text. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable.
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AEDS
Car Collision Injures Mrs Vore Near Cabeen Home
Mrs Vere Vore, of Avon, was struck and knocked unconscious when the Stout vehicle collided with a coal pile on a dimly lit Athens street near the Tom Cabeen residence. The accident caused two fractured ribs and bruises, keeping her homebound for days. The Stout car, headlights dimmed, veered after striking the other machine and the steering was damaged. The other driver, a Stout son of ae Ba Fisher, was driving toward Athens and near the Cabeen home when the crash occurred. Mr Vore works at Beaspy mill and had arrived moments before.
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Arthur Richland Avon
Shaneen
Stout
Vore
Beas
Athens
Dance at Chauncey K of P Hall Friday Night
Dance event noted for Friday August 13 at Chauncey K of P Hall with music by the Glouster Orchestra. Admission listed as 10 dollars and 8 cents. Best of order and decorum expected.
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Chauncey K. of P. Hall
Glouster Orchestra
Summit Grange Meeting Scheduled for Saturday
New Marshfield August 12 a notice states Summit Grange will meet Saturday August 14 at 1 30 PM in their hall to prepare for the August 23 initiation and an event of unusual importance.
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Summit Grange
New Marshfield
Alliance tensions deepen as Poland blamed for war start
Diplomatic friction grows between France and Britain over the Russia Poland conflict. George tells the House of Commons Poland started the war on French advice, while France announces recognition of Wrang. Officials say a Minsk conference sought ceasefire progress, and a Hythe agreement guided allied action in the region. France pledges continued aid as diplomatic exchanges intensify.
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Bolenov T
Minsk
Poland
France
Britain
George
House of C
Russia
Sir George
Miller
Lloyd George
Hythe
Cmail
Polan
Wrang
England
House of Commons
Echo de Paris
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Roscoe J. Mauck
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Wanamaker
Iutton
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Jlee
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