Ohio Gubernatorial Primary Overshadows Presidential Race
United Press reports Ohio primary returns show anti prohibition candidates leading for the Republican senatorial and gubernatorial nominations. Davis S Ingalls and Attorney General Gilbert Bettman held commanding leads, while Democrats renominated Senator Robert Bulkley and Governor George White.
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United Press
Ohio
Davis S. Ingalls
Secretary of the Navy
Gilbert Bettman
List of candidates swells near 100 before deadline
Republicans N J Holmberg Renville Hilding Swanson Brainerd John W Johnson Minneapolis Roy Dalfred Mo deen Farmer-Labor A C Town ley Minneapolis Curtis A Windsor Minneppolis C F Gaarenstroom Fairmont Democrats Robert C Bell Detroit Lakes Hugh Kennedy Kirkhoven
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N. J. Holmberg
Renville
Hilding Swanson
Brainerd
John W. Johnson
Minneapolis
Roy Dalfred
Modeen
Farmer-Labor
A. C
Townley
Curtis A. Windsor
Minneppolis
C. F. Gaarenstroom
Fairmont
Democrats
Detroit
Lakes
Hugh T. Kennedy
Kirkhoven
Minnesota Moves Toward Broad Congressional Slates
St Paul voters see seventy candidates file for ninety congressional seats with the field expected to grow to about eighty five. Among early filings are Victor E Lawson Lynn Thompson Anna Dickey Oleson Henry Rines and Floyd B Olson with races also shaping up for governor lieutenant governor attorney general railroad and warehouse commissioner and supreme court associates.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborites
Stckets
Congress
Victor E. Lawson
Willmar
Lynn Thompson
Minneapolis
John Regan
Mankato
Ford
T. O. Streissguth
New Ulm
K. K. Solberg
Clarkfield
Farmer-Labor
Herman M. Johnshey
Starbuck
Ruth Haynes Carpenter
Democrata
Henry N. Benson
St. Peter
Harry H. Peterson
Farmer- Labor
John Nannon
Hibbing
Ray G. Moonan
Waseca
Oscar A. Swenson
Nicollet
J. R. Davidson
Duluth
Knud Werald
Hawley
Elmer Gottfried Johnson
Matthew M. Kraus
Robbinsdale
Ziggo Justesen
Askew
Supreme Court
Homer Dibell
Charles Loring
Crookston
I. M. Olson
William H. Vanderburgh
Edward J. Lee
J. J. Farrell
J. Matt Aretz
William Eibner
Contact Alleged Kidnapers Lindy Baby is Resumed
Norfolk boatbuilder John Hughes Curtis has been negotiating since Saturday off the Long Island coast with a group claiming to kidnap Charles A Lindbergh Jr He is using a private yacht for his talks as he did previously in Norfolk aboard the yacht Marcon A New York newspaper ad reading money is ready appeared after his return signals.
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Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk Boatbuilder
Long Island
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Marcon
New York
Olson Names Unit Probe Setting of Road Contract
Governor Floyd B. Wilson announced a committee to investigate suspected fraud in highway contract awards will meet Friday. Asa G. Briggs, St Paul attorney who filed 16 charges, said he would sue to cancel several contracts awarded last November. The committee includes city engineers from Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth.
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St. Paul
Floyd B. Wilson
Asa G. Briggs
T. Paul
Samuel B. Wiln
State Supreme Court
City Engineers
Minneapolis
Duluth
Swanson Files for Congress from Crow Wing County
Filings show Hilding Swanson of Brainerd as a Republican candidate for congressman at large, alongside Dr. A C Bosel of Crosby of the Farmer Labor party. Swanson cites a Brainerd district focus and promotes planks on soldiers’ bonus, water ways, lower taxes, farm prices, and bank investment in local communities.
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Secretary of State
Swanson
Brainerd
Crow Wing County
A. C. Bosel
Crosby
Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota Lakes
Means Wins Release After Bond Reduction in DC Case
Gaston B. Means obtained release after bond dropped to 50000 in a Washington DC case accusing him of defrauding Evelyn Walsh McLean of 100000 by false representations about recovering the Lindbergh child. Judge Proctor approved a local-signature bond, allowing Means to go free this afternoon amid federal inquiries into a separate matter involving Mrs Finley J Shepard.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Means
Finley J. Shepard
New York
Jay Gould
Rover
General Hines to Retire From U S Army May 31
Major General Hines, former chief of staff, has returned from command in the Philippines and will retire May 31 in Washington D C. He is 64, a West Point graduate, served in the Spanish American War, the Pershing expedition into Mexico, and held commands at regimental, brigade, divisional, and corps levels during World War I.
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Gene.ui Wovan L. Hines
U. S. Army
Philippines Department
Washington, D. C
Hines
West Point
Pershing
Mexico
Ashland Utilities Cut Water and Light Rates
Ashland Wisconsin two utilities cut rates to avert a public service hearing. Lake Superior Power Co lowered light rates by half a cent per kilowatt hour saving about $36,000 annually for Ashland residents. Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co reduced water rates by seven and a half percent saving about $5,000.
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Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Lake Superior District Power Co
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Company
Brainerd City Council Authorizes Water and Light Purchases
The Brainerd Water and Light Board is authorized to buy dozens of electrical components including cutouts, switch blades, potheads, conduit, cables, bolts, transformers, and arresters. The resolution, adopted in May, lists itemized costs and quantities with total expenditures around several thousand dollars.
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Brainerd
City of
Water and Light Board
Wildcat truck operators targeted in railro ad legal action
Attorneys for the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Soo Line railroads with Raymond Brothers William Hoefel and A A Abeln seek to curb wildcat truck lines in Minnesota The court issued a temporary injunction restraining four operators from hauling non farm merchandise between Twin Cities and St Cloud The case hinges on whether return loads make operators common carriers subject to taxes and regulation The trial is set for later this month and involves railroads plus three truck firms and three truck line operators
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St. Cloud
Mine
Carrol A. Nye
Twin Cities
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo Line
Raymond Brothers
William Hoefel
A. A. Abeln
UC Engineer Develops Dam Stress Measuring Instrument
Berkeley California engineer R W Carlson of the University of California has perfected an electrical instrument placed in many points of a dam to measure water induced stresses. The device records movements as small as one millionth of an inch.
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Berkeley
Calif
R. W. Carlson
University of California
Rupture Demonstration in Brainerd by F. Redlich
Cc F Redlich offers a free demonstration of the Perfect Retention Shields method at the Brainerd Hotel on Wednesday May 25 from 10 AM to 4 PM. The device claims instant relief, no matter posture or weight, and promises lasting, sanitary support for rupture and related stomach and back issues. Home Office is 535 Boston Block MinneapolisMinn. Adv.
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Cc. F. Redlich
Brainerd
Boston Bloc
Minneapolis
Minn
Adv
New Faces Noted in Secretarial Following Expose
Washington report notes increasing number of congressional wives daughters and relatives on the payroll following an inquiry by the press. Lawmakers face elections and offer wives the option to work for their salary or be removed from rolls. New names appear daily as others are cut from the payroll.
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Washington
Congress
United Press
Hoover vetoes major Democratic tariff bill in session
President Hoover rejected a Democratic tariff bill that would strip his power to set tariffs and would create a direct tariff commission report to Congress. The measure also proposed an international tariff conference and a consumers counsel office, with House and Senate leaders not expecting a two thirds vote to override. The veto cited misimpression and uncertainty of the bill’s purpose as its first objection.
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Hooves Fhrst
Tariff Commission
Congress
Office of “Consumers
House
Senate
Hoover
Akron Kills Two Sailors in Akron Kalaba Rescue
Thousands watched as the Akron crashed during Camp Kearny landing operations. Sailors Bob Edsel and Michael Hinton fell 200 feet to their deaths while Bert Cowart hung from a 1000 foot cable and survived by using a bosun's chair before the ship vanished aloft.
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San Diego
Cal
Camp Kearney
Here
Bob Edsel
Michael Hinton
Bert Cowart
Edsel
Hinton
Cowart
Wheat Prices Soar on Chicago Board Amid Snowballing Demand
Chicago trading saw wheat advance as government crop estimates spurred buying. May at 55 1 2 cents, July 57 5 8, September 60, December 63 1 8, with gains of 3 4 to 7 8 cents before profit-taking trimmed advances. Corn and oats also rose on firmer futures.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Big Bears
Liverpool
Vem Uhlmann
Ain
Brainerd Prosperity Sales Days Stimulate Local Buying
Brainerd and surrounding trade groups promote two day event to boost confidence and spending. The Daily Dispatch prosperity check shows five dollars can power 175 dollars in buying, circulating within 5200 area families to create significant turnover and lift community mood.
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Brainerd
Daily Dispatch
Crow Wing
Jewel importer kidnapped in Minneapolis robbery
Nathan N. Aaron a 58 year old diamond importer from Buffalo New York was seized by four gunmen in front of a loop hotel. They robbed him of about 50000 in gems and forced him into a black sedan with Wisconsin plates before dumping him on Como avenue near St Paul.
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New York
Mill City Loop Hotel
Minneapolis
Nathan N. Aaron
Buffalo
N. Y
Midwest
Aaron
Como Avenue
St. Paul
Loop
Methodist meeting hears push to urge nationwide prohibition vote
Colonel Joseph J. Shy of Missouri plans to introduce a resolution at the Methodist Episcopal general conference urging a nationwide referendum on prohibition. Bishop James Cannon Jr. warned of uncertain outcomes if a wet Democrat runs for president, while a temperance committee report endorsed prohibition and denounced cigarettes as habit forming.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph J. Shy
Chillicothe
General Conference of the
Methodist Enpiscipal Church
Shy
N. d
James Cannon
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cannon
Missouri
Committee On Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
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White
Alfred E. Smith
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Texas
John N. Garner
Wyoming
Tennessee
Nashville
Arthur Hyde
Hilding A. Swanson
OLSON
Gull River
Valparaiso
Yale
State House
U. S. Marines
Gaston
Harding
Gen. Hines
Salas Ad Dias Naraptained
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Quanst Kom
H. W. Creger, Maor
E. T. Fur
Kinsfolk
DEM
Bill
Akron
Wisconsin
Methodist Meet
Missourian
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