House Losses Mount as Prohibition Referendum Drives Primaries
An official tally shows five senators denied renomination and seven representatives ousted in primaries. Key races in Michigan, Ohio, Nebraska, Texas and Virginia reflect dry vs wet tensions, with Louis C. Cramton and Thomas H. Bell among the notable defeated incumbents. The liquor question loomed but did not dominate all outcomes.
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Ohio Republicans Adopt Platform Without Prohibition Stance
The Ohio state Republican convention adopted a platform that made no mention of prohibition, urging enforcement of all laws. Prohibition opponents failed to gain support, with three votes from Cleveland in the resolutions committee, as new pledges echoed faith in law observance. A committee will set a date to dedicate the Harding memorial tomb at Marion, with leaders hoping Hoover attends.
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