Ohio voters weigh in as White re elected by record margin
Columbus reports unofficial returns show Governor White reelected by the largest Democratic margin for Ohio governor. Hoover led Ingalls in the presidential race by 72,717 with White carrying 68 counties. State officers Day and Ferguson won comfortable margins while Stevenson failed to carry the appellate seat.
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Clarence J. Brown
White
Ohio
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Ingalls Gates
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Arry S. Day
Today in History and Officials List From Aberdeen to Baltimore
A compiled slate noting 1784 Samuel Seabury as the first Protestant Episcopal bishop of Connecticut in Aberdeen, 1832 Charles Carroll of Carrollton’s death in Baltimore, and Booker T. Washington’s death. It also lists various Supreme Court judges with term notes, constitutional amendment mention, and a large total of precincts or funds cited as 678.
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Scotland
Connecticut
United States
John Carroll
Baltimore
Pope
Charles Carroll
Cwr- Yollton
Booker T. Washington
Ig Te Palmer
Supreme Court
Carvington T. Marshall
Carl Yo Woygamll
jPrank W. Goigers
Stephenson
Willian P. Wennerson
Charles 11
Hubbell
Thomas A. Tours
Howard
Malian
Charles B. Zinmerman
Tronges Lee Creech Dies at Middletown Residence
Francis Lien Creech, 27, of Middletown, died after a brief illness at his residence 807 Marklin Avenue. The death is noted as part of the Creech family records in Middletown with treatment details limited in the report.
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Lee Creech Dieu
Middletown
Francis Lien Creech
Markclin Avenue
Creech
Ohio Events and Deaths Across Cities
Ohio notes report the death of Rev Emery T Steele a Methodist minister aged 45 from Proctorville burial planned at Alliance born Woodsfield Dover police connect eight possible suspects to garage holdups in Youngstown New Philadelphia and Salem Cleveland officials say they will question suspects a fire causes 24000 damage at Simmers dry cleaning plant in Pittsburgh a Columbus Columbus State University football preview mentions RBs and Buckeye Freshman clash and an odd Polynesian term appears with no clear relevance to local news
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Emery T.steele
Proctorville
Methodist Episcopal
Alliance
Steele
Woodsfield
Dover
Youngstown
New Philadelphia
Salem
Wad
Frank Javeng
Walker Retires From Public Life On Conte Grande
Former New York mayor James J. Walker declares he is through as a public officeholder in a Saturday night interview aboard the Conte Grande. He says he has no desire to hold offices again and plans private life with no accountability to any. Walker denies plans to visit the Maharajah of Mysore or to stay long in India, and says his European business plans are not illegal.
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Conte Grande
James J. Walker
New York
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Maharajah of
Mysore
Tridia
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Hamilton
Cinginnati
Relief for colds with Hyland 14 Caid remedy
At the first sign of a cold relief is almost immediate with Hyland's 14 Caid remedy. It relieves chilliness aches and sore throat without quinine or harmful drugs. Pleasant to take and ideal for children. All Drigeteta.
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Herbert Hoover
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Verna L. Reynolds
Willis J. Upshay
William 4. Foster
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Charles Sawyer
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George C. Braden
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Joseph E Nreey UR
Joseph T. Perguson
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Titteburgh
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