Objection Hearing Set Over Namesake in State Race
A protest filed by O. K. Shimansky against Harold C. Smith of Blyrta appearing on the Republican ballot for secretary of state will be heard early next week. The charge alleges the Elyria candidate is not genuine and entered the race to confuse voters. his declaration is treated as filed but incomplete. Secretary Harvey C. Smith has final authority and the decision is not reviewable. Other Republican entrants include incumbent Harvey C. Smith and Charles Q. Hildebrant of Wilmington.
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Columbus
O. K. Shimansky
Clevaland
Harold C. Smith
Blyrta
Harvey C. Smith
Elyria Smith
Elyria
A. M. Johnson
Smith
Henry Clay Smith
Cleveland
Charles Q. Hildebrant
Wilmington
Administration planks ready for labor and teachers
The document outlines labor protections including a federal arbitration tribunal, fair teacher compensation, and veteran benefits. It urges honoring soldiers and sailors, reforming civil service hiring for veterans, and improving postal worker pay while praising the League of Nations framework as aligned with the President's plan.
Bedbug Growth and a Pest Remedy Adverts a Cure
Bug lore outlines bedbug reproduction from a single female over a year with seven eggs daily and two thirds females, plus a claim that eggs hatch in five days. The piece promotes Pesky Devils Quietus as a killer of eggs and adults, with pots and packaging details and distributor names Owl Chemical Co and Roth Hugs.
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Owl’ Chemical Co
Erre Haute
Ind
Roth Hugs
Union Drug Co
Close Ups of Scenes at Democratic Meet in San Francisco
In the Palace hotel lobby Raymond Baker of the mint campaigns for Palmer with a red white and blue band while Julius Kahn and Homer S. Cummings mingle. Vice President Marshall chats with reporters as Mrs. Ida Maglone Gibson touts Palmer. A large Edwards painting and Maxfield Parish artwork overlook the crowd amid cocktails and chatter about Bill Bryan and McAdoo delegates.
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San Francisco
Raymond Baker
The
Mint
Palmer
Palace
Julius Kahn
Ida Maglone Gibson
Atorney
Edwards
Maxfield Parish
Bill Bryan
McAdoo
League Endorsement for Wilson Promotes World Peace Plan
The text advocates a strong endorsement of Woodrow Wilson and portrays the league as the most reliable path to lasting world peace and to ending the heavy burden of vast military and naval forces. It urges support as the surest and perhaps only practicable route to these goals.
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Woodrow Wilson
Convention chess as Bryan plots league of nations stance
The article outlines key figures at a political convention with Homer S. Cummings as temporary chair, Bainbridge Colby expected for permanent chair, and Carter Glass guiding the resolutions on the league of nations. It notes anti administration delegates facing denial and Bryan seeking a middle course on league issues with planks on railroad control and a national road network.
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Five
League of Nations
Shryvan
Wilson
Homer S. Cummings
National Committee
Bryan
Cummings
Bainbridge Colby
Carter Glass
Virginia
National Committee On
Convention Hall Readied for Democratic Convention Opening
San Francisco reports sound amplifiers and acoustics test ready for the Democratic convention in the city hall. Telephonic lines and press wires connected. Edwin Lemare to play at the organ. Oakland hosts a luncheon for visiting delegates with hundreds of attendees and new national committeemen named.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Exposition Auditorium
Wabashaw
Colliseum
Civic Center Square
Windy City
Edwin Lemare
Press Association
United Press Convention
Association
Oakland
Calif
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
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Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
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