Thompson Leads State Tickets In Incomplete Returns
In a crowded Republican field Carmi A. Thompson led the guber natorial race with early returns showing him ahead of rivals. Fess Donahey and Atlee Pomerene led their party tickets, while James H Robertson won a common pleas bench nomination.
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Two Women Win In Fight For Nomination
Two women won nominations Tuesday in Stark County county offices. Jeanette Smith defeated seven rivals to gain the Republican nomination for county recorder by nearly two to one, highlighting a campaign focused on efficiency and her record. Ruth Kauffman led in the auditor race, carrying a strong Massillon vote to secure the nomination ahead of M. G. Marshall, after years heading the auditor’s tax department.
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T. C. McQuate
Jeanette Smith
Ned L. Perkins
Charles A. Fromm
Perkins
Starkee
Miss Smith
East
Canton
Recorder’s Office
A. B. Wingate
Ruth Kaufman
Massillon
West End
M. G. Marshall
Auditor's Office
Judge R H Day Widens Lead In Stark County Returns
Although statewide figures are incomplete Judge R H Day of Massillon appears nominated atop the ticket. His Stark County landslide gives him a strong start with scattered returns showing him ahead in other areas including early strong showings in Cleveland and anticipated gains in Cincinnati.
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Massillon
Starkee
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Railroad service improves in both directions
Train men in Middleport report improved railroad service with two passenger trains restored to the Charleston line and all other trains running faster daily.
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Middleport
Charleston
Hartville man dead in North Canton crash. woman badly hurt
Paul Schoner of Hartville was killed when an unidentified car struck his vehicle near North Canton after a tire puncture. Miss Gladys Harrison of Hartville was seriously injured, while three others suffered minor injuries. Two unknown men fled the scene.
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North Canton
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Arnold
Davidson
Canton
Lewis Undertaking Establishment
North
Harrison
Aultman Hospital
Hartville Bank
Broadcasts of Election Returns Prove Successful
Radio station WWE in Canton demonstrated instantaneous election results across the city and county. The Daily News reported simultaneous tabulation from the board of election to distant farms and porches, with updates from 7 PM to after midnight.
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Ohio tree worker killed by lightning on Ursino estate
Fern J. Holcomb, 19, of Hiram, Ohio, was struck by lightning while cutting a tree on the Kean estate at Ursino near Elizabeth New Jersey. Employed by Davey Tree Experts Co. of Kent, Ohio, his body was found hanging head downward, held by a rope.
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Election Returns Bottlenecked by Light Voter Turnout
Early results trickled in with only about ten percent of registered voters participating. Precinct Hi of the Eighth Ward and Precinct G of the Third led the initial reports, then a rapid influx of precinct officials overwhelmed tabulators at The Daily News building as stacks of returns grew.
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Lisbon Woman Is Nominated
East Liverpool Aug 8 At least one woman won in todays primaries in Columbiana county Miss Helen Blocksom of Lisbon was unopposed for the democratic nomination for county recorder Politicians predict the nomination of Miss Jo Pike also of Lisbon for county treasurer by the republicans She is opposed by three men including Deputy County Treasurer Joseph S Wilson Jr of East Liverpool She has been a clerk in the office for 17 years
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Helen Blocksom
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Jo Pike
Joseph S. Wilson, Jr
Ohio Medical Regiment Heads to Camp Perry
The 112th Medical Regiment of the Ohio National Guard departs Columbus for Camp Perry on Wednesday for two weeks of intensive training. It comprises 4 units from Columbus, 2 from Westerville, 1 from Barberton, and 1 from Ashland, with 25 officers and 300 enlisted men. Lieutenant Colonel E. E. Persons will supervise as chief inspector during the stay.
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Barberton
Ashland
E. E. Persons
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Bureau of Militia
Federal War Department
Candidates Take Easy Nominations In Party Sweep
In a landslide across the party, Republicans and Democrats won key posts such as Judge Court of Appeals and Clerk of Courts. Voters in Pomeroy prepare to mail ballots from Cincinnati cavalry camps as the August primary approaches.
Himes Wins Big Across District Despite Incomplete Returns
Early returns from several counties show J. N. Himes leading A. R. Milner by almost seven to one with large margins in Himes and Wayne counties. Himes expected to win Stark and Tuscarawas counties, including his home, with a tremendous Stark county majority.
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J. N. Himes
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Tuscarawasco
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Day Wins Strong Support From Soldiers and Miners
A telegram to Senator Day's headquarters reports about 2600 votes in his favor from the old soldiers' home Montgomery county. The National Cash Register employees are also said to back Day, with word from Athens county that miners are casting a heavy vote for him.
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Police Collections Show July Revenue in Elyria
Elyria reports July police collections totaling 2541.56 dollars. Four individuals were fined 500 dollars each for liquor law violations. The police department notes it is self-sustaining.
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