Official Returns To Be Made Today After Precinct Totals
Official results show 119 729 votes cast with an estimated quota near 11 9738 to elect a council member. Four counting crews recheck machine totals at Music Hall while transfers of surplus ballots await the final official count and possible changes.
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Music Hall
Anna Marcus
Board of Elections
Miggs Marcus
Charles Lackman
Robert Schmidt, Jr
TWA Tio
Cecscecssecapateanse
Murray Seasongood
Sana
Fred Schneller
Cecsengeceere
Tyler Pieid
Siubdenharss
Charles O. Rose
Schedeeetapessoe, Ae
Doat Gy Sencsas Censas Ishsas Rangecvere
Charles Lackmann
Bruces
Julius Luchsinger
Cecil H. Gamble
Stanley Matthews
Edwin EB. Kellogg
Adolph Kumper
William J. Higgins
BRT
Yis
PRM
Louis E. Schuck, Jr
Cchofion
Jess MacDonnald
Joseph A. Feldmann
Edward W. Driermeyer
William B. Brideford
BEL Ronen
Oiccdassvativente Ra
Tdinecdiaena
Beera Se
Mat Mak Ras Citimin Asien Ccestessh
Robert Sevester
Dees
Edwin J. Siegler
Poveeraccerese
Samuel Rotter
Geldbeetonestress
Goodman Broch
Oh. Fess Asie
Sss
Charles Roebling
Willard Niederhauger
Henry L. Underwood
George Ehrmann
Anthony S. Ninter
Robert B. Hooper
Florida Youths Run Away To Seek Fortunes In Real Estate
Two Oakley youths Rodger Keller and William Belk, both 15, left home last Friday hoping to strike it rich in Florida real estate. They texted their parents that their funds ran out in Chattanooga Tennessee, where they were stranded after wiring home for transport home.
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Florida
Oakley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rodger Keller
Ballard Avenue
George Keller
William Belk
Portland Avenue
John Belk
Belk Ice Delivery Company
Blizzard Traps 8000 Cars En Route. Urbana to Chicago
Eight thousand automobiles leaving Urbana after a football game were halted by a West sweep blizzard. Towns along the route offered shelter. autos were abandoned and cyclists sheltered in hotels and garages. In Kankakee many sought asylum in the asylum.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Urbana
Kankakee
Garibaldi Held in Plot to Kill Italy's Premier
Rome reports General Peppino Garibaldi grandson of the liberator has been arrested amid a plot to assassinate Mussolini. The Fascist regime continues arrests across Italy as details surface about the conspiracy and Italian officials discuss trial avenues for Zamboni and Capello.
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Garibaldi
Italy
Liberator
America
General Capello
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Rome
Peppino Garibaldi
Mussolini
United States
N. Y
Capello
Zanuboni
Luisa Pauluzzi
Udine
Zamboni
Bencivenga
Press Association
Gatteschi
Matteotti
Regina Coeli
Turin
Dumini
Impero
Count Stanislas de La Rochefoucauld and Alice Cocea Engage
Paris reports young Count Stanislas de La Rochefoucauld and actress Alice Cocea remain pledged despite the Duke de La Rochefoucaulf cut off funds. The couple delays marriage while Stanislas seeks work and both pursue their careers, with Cocea remaining a top stage star.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Stanislas de la Rochefoucauld
Alice Cocea
France
Duke de la Rochefoucauld
Count Stanislas
Mademoiselle Cocea
Four Injured as Auto Plunges Over Bank on Hamilton Pike
Four persons were injured with two near death after a closed car plunged 25 feet over a Hamilton Pike embankment near Mill road. Victims pinned under wreckage include John Meadows and Rosemary Gorsuch both reported dying, with other injured passengers taken to a roadhouse and hospital. The driver failed to negotiate a sharp curve near a damaged fence that previously protected the embankment.
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Hamilton Pike
Mill Road
John Meadows
Parkway Avenue
Winton Place
Rosemary Gorsuch
Ann Street
Meadows
Miss Smith
Hamilton
Cincinnati
William de Armond
de Armond
Miss Gorsuch
General Hospital
Indiana
DeArmond
Newcastle
Frame-Up Refusal Keeps Stepping Stone In Oberholtzer Case
Oberholtzer murder trial enters its final week with David C. Stephenson asserting a frame-up. The ex-Klan leader, political power broker, and jail inmate argues Madge Oberholtzer’s death was caused by another man, while his followers whisper and plan a nationwide Klan network.
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Oliver H. P. Garrett
New York World News Service
Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
David C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Madge Oberholtzer
Hamilton County
Anti-Horse Thief Detective Association
Klan
Indiana
Klanas
Madge Oberholzer
Hammond
Madge Qberholtzer
Madge
Indianapolis
Evansville
Mystery of Cheap Ammonia Solved by Americans
Washington reports that US scientists have solved the riddle of making cheap synthetic ammonia vital for defense and agriculture. Du Pont plans a Charleston West Virginia plant with 120 tons daily capacity, rivaling Muscle Shoals. Government aims to reduce Chilean nitrate dependence and expand fertilizer output.
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U. S
New York World News Service
Washington
du Pont
Charleston
W. Va
Muscle Shoals
du Pont Company
War Department
United States
Congress
American University
Germany
Four Kalamazoo High School Students Die in Crossing Crash
Four Kalamazoo high school students were killed when their car was struck by a Michigan Central train late today. The victims are William Stevens 16 Harold Garrett 17 Della Miller 14 and Lois Wagner 14.
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Associated Press
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo High School
Michigan Central
William Stevens
Harold Garrett
Della Miller
Lois Wagner
Child 3 Killed as Train Strikes Car Near Dayton
Clara May Deis, 3, died at Woodfield near Dayton when an automobile carrying her father and mother was struck by a passenger train as it left the crossing. A sister suffered cuts from flying glass.
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Dayton
Clara May Deis
Woodfield
Here
Suwanee Special Derails Injuring Two in Georgia
The Suwanee Special No. 6 on the Southern Railroad derailed at Seeney's Station near Rome Georgia at 7 30 tonight. Baggage master Herbert Hamrick of Cohutta Georgia and fireman Mose Barry were injured.
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Rome
Suwanee
Southern Railroad
Seeney'’s Station
Herbert Hamrick
Cohuatta
Mose Barry
Chapman Returns to Father Faith as Execution Date Near
Hartford, Conn. Gerald Chapman, condemned for murder, seeks a return to Roman Catholicism after years of crime. His attorney Groehl pursues new trials and possible commutation while Chapman prays for mercy before the December 3 execution.
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New York World News Service
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
New York
James Skelley
New Britain
Chapman
Frederick J. Groehl
George
Dutch) Anderson
Anderson
Father Berry
Groehl
Atlanta
State Board of Pardons
Woman in Tiger's Den Killed by Tiger in Manchester
At Bellevue Zoological Gardens in Manchester a keeper named Mrs. Lambert entered the tiger den to clean it. She forgot to close the trap door and the tiger struck her from behind with one forepaw killing her.
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Associated Press
Manchester
England
Bellevue Zoological Gardens
Lambert
Rum Row Ships Sighted Off Atlantic Coast Ahead of Holidays
A New York report notes rum ships along the Atlantic coast from Cape May to Key West as Coast Guard eyes increased activity before Christmas. Fourteen vessels were spotted near New Jersey and Long Island, with several schooners named as suspects. The Seneca, flagship of the cutters, refueled at Staten Island while new 100-foot patrol boats near completion aim to bolster enforcement ahead of ice conditions.
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New York World News Service
New York
Santa Claus
New Jersey
Long Island
Coast Guard
America
Nova
Scotia
Almud
Osher
Albua
Waltz
Assay
Eland
Flora K
Boston
Cape May
Key West
John Barleycorn
Rowdy Boys
Uncle Sam
Ifalo
York
Staten Island
Bootleg Beer Loot From Mired Truck Near Findlay
A truck carrying 125 cases of Canadian beer and ale was bogged on the Dixie Highway near Findlay Ohio. Sheriff Clark valued the liquor at 12000 dollars. Constable Cramer of Mt Cory spotted intoxicated youths and located the truck. the Hamilton licensed vehicle had a missing driver.
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Findlay
Associated Press
Findlay, O
Dixie Highway
Clark
Cramer
Mt. Cory
Hamilton, O
Error by Taft frees convict
Wince Perovich, jailed since 1909 for a Alaskan murder, will be freed tomorrow from the Federal Penitentiary under a habeas corpus writ issued by Judge Pollock. He claims witnesses framed the charge and that bones shown as evidence were from a dog.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Wince Perovich
Federal Penitentiary
Pollock
Perovichy
Roosevelt
Perovich
United States
Taft
Darrow Says He Still Drinks Amid Prohibition
Clarence Darrow told 1,500 attendees at a Detroit YMCA branch he still drinks and that the Volstead Act has not affected his appetite. He spoke while in Detroit as counsel for Ossian H. Sweet and nine others charged with murder in the Breiner shooting case.
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Detroit
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Darrow
Ancient New Jersey Blue Laws Enforce Sunday Quiet
Middlesex County police arrest hundreds for violations across Jersey County as drivers and businesses face strict enforcement. The Perth Amboy Ministers' Association spearheaded the crackdown after debate over closing Sunday motion pictures. Evidence is prepared for a new grand jury meeting Friday.
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Perth Amboy
Middlesex County
New Jersey
Stricker
Chancery Court
Late flying geese signal mild coming winter
Lynn Mass November 8 a Lynn harbor sighting and longtime observer Edward Rogan says a mild winter is likely after studying migrating geese. Rogan notes geese passed the harbor late this afternoon and hundreds were seen yesterday. in fifty years in Lynn he has never seen fowls stay so late in fall.
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New York World News Service
Lynn
Mass
Edward Rogan
High Rock
Lynn Harbor
Rogan
Spangler Dies at 99 in Lancaster Ohio
S R Spangler Fairfield County's oldest citizen aged 99 died suddenly of heart disease in Lancaster Ohio He was reputed the oldest Odd Fellows Lodge member in Ohio and a longtime local resident.
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S. R. Spangler
Associated Press
Lancaster, O
Fairfield County
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ohio
Prohibition Enforcement Urged As National Duty
At a mass Anti-Saloon League meeting in Chicago Ernest Cherrington of the World League Against Alcohol calls federal enforcement the president’s responsibility and urges the public to hold officials to account. Governor Gilchrist cites bootleg permit abuses in Philadelphia blaming Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and Blair. warns of a crime wave tied to political leaders who ignore the constitution.
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Chicago
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcohol
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Cherrin
Thnt
Philadelphia
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Pennsylvania
Gil Std Lfpent
Haynes
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
France
Two Women Die in Hibbing Cottage Tragedy
Five hotel workers in Hibbing Minnesota were found dead in a cottage under conditions suggesting poisoning or gas exposure. Coroner Bullen ordered a full investigation while a inquest was set for tomorrow to determine if wine served in small glasses contained poison.
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Hibbing
Minn
Elis Kuusisto
Ida Hardy
Mary Herzzing
Mary Ermatinger
Katherine Green
Mrs. Hardy
Miss Hertzing
Miss Green
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