Begg Leads in Ohio Governor Primary and Burton Tops Short-Term Senate
In Ohio the Republican governor race leans to James T. Begg of Sandusky over Myers V. Cooper, with 7,569 precincts reported and Begg leading 221,481 to 207,527. Burton leads the short-term Senate race by about 70,000 over Carrington T. Marshall as 6,895 precincts report.
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Columbus
Ohio
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Myers V. Cooper
Cincinnati
Begg
Cooper
Edward Co. Turner
Martin L. Davey Kent
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Peter Witt
Cleveland
Smith
Theodore E. Burton
Carrington T. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Simeon D. Fess
Hunt
Graham P. Hunt
Cyrus Locher
Charles V. Truax
George White
Marietta
United States
Zanesville
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Arthur Espy
W. E. Hess
James H. Cleveland
Roy G. Fitzgerald
Frank L. Humphrey
Alvert R. Griffis
John L. Cable
Brooks Fletcher
W. W. Chalmers
W. P. Clarke
T. A. Jenkins
Louis J. Eberle
Edwin E. Ricketts
Mell Underwood
John C. Spears
Carl Valentine
Harry S. Day
W. C. Martin
Francis Seiberling
A. F. O'Neil
Ellis Moore
Charles H. Webber
C. B. McClintock
John McSweeney
W. M. Morgan
Charles West
Frank Murphy
John J. Whitacre
John G. Cooper
Locke Miller
O. V. Hensley
Charles Mooney
Harvey Drucker
Louise Groody Collapses at Lido Pool in Paris
American musical comedy star Louise Groody fainted while swimming at the Lido Pool on the Champs-Elysee. She was carried to the American Hospital where doctors worked to revive her.
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Louise Groody
Lido Pool
Lincoln duel scare averted by mettle of Shields widow
Shields auditor in Illinois faced a duel after a series of letters signed Rebecca appeared in a Kaskaskia paper accusing him. Lincoln, then a lawyer, accepted a duel challenge with broadswords to defend his fiancée Mary Todd Lincoln. Seconds urged peace and the duel was prevented. Shields later served as U S senator and general.
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Abraham Lincoln
General Shields
Mary Todd
Lincoln
Shields
Mary Carr Shields
Illinois
Kaskaskia
Rebecca
United States
Minnesota
Missouri
Shipwreck Kelly ends all-night flagpole stand at Denison Hotel
Alvin Shipwreck Kelly completed a 100 hour 13 minute flagpole vigil ending at 9 a m today. He bathed dressed and had orange juice and coffee after his long climb. Crowds watched as he prepared for the final stretch and planned a Saturday public exhibition in Walnut Gardens. Kelly noted many alluring town residents as he prepared to descend.
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Alvin
Denison
Doubter
Wester
Walnut Gardens
Massachusetts Ave
Federal Building
County Outing Brings Marion Employees to Broad Ripple
Marion County employees and families gathered for the seventh annual picnic at Broad Ripple. Courthouse offices closed at 10 a m for a day off, with lunch at noon and an afternoon of games contests races and water sports.
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Marion County
Broad Ripple
Bee causes accident near Somerville injuring four
Bele Aug 15 A bee swarmed Loretta Knoller as she drove near Somerville New Jersey. She raised her arms and her car struck a post Four persons were treated for injuries in the incident.
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Loretta Knoller
Georgia Faces Flood Damage Across State
A tropical storm moving northward across Georgia produced heavy rains and dangerous flood stages on the Oconee Ocmulgee Flint and Altamaha Rivers. Bridges and railroads were washed out and crop losses were expected to match last week’s extensive damage to cotton corn and tobacco.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Oconee
Ocmulgee
Flint
Altamaha
Withlacoochee
Alapaha
Valdosta
Central of
Floods Sweep Arizona Drench State After Severe Storm
Sections of Arizona were recovering from one of the worst storms in state history. Flood waters caused about $50,000 in damage after cresting from mountain run off and overflowing rivers. Dozens of businesses and homes were under water with many people narrowly escaping.
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Ogales
Ariz
Arizona
Train wreck near Peru piles eleven coal cars down embankment
Eleven C. and O. freight coal cars toppled from an embankment one mile east of Peru Indiana. The wreck damaged track for about a mile and caused an estimated $1000 in damage. No injuries were reported and the cause remained undetermined.
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Peru
Ind
Here
Labor trouble suspected in $250000 factory blast at Indiana plant
The Indiana Sanitary Pottery Company's $250000 Hammond plant was wrecked by an explosion on Tuesday. Police consider labor trouble a possible cause amid wage negotiations in Atlantic City between potters unions and employers. J C Newar, brother of Abe Newar, was questioned, and a molder said Newar denied him access before the blast. Firemen surfaced flames and gas fed the blaze, with the Hammond force stopping it after a long fight.
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Hammond Ind
Indiana Sanitary Pottery Company
J. C. Newar
Abe Newar
P. B. Staley
Newar
Hammond
G O P Fires Back As Smith Opens Battle In Northeast
Republicans plan a concerted attack during Al Smiths Albany acceptance, with Moses hammering Smiths wet policies and Tammany Hall, while GOP leaders target Northeastern states to swing electoral votes. The push includes planned speeches by Coolidge Hoover Mellon Sargent and other cabinet members with several key figures slated for appearances in New York and Buffalo.
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Charles Evans Hughes
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California
Borah
Idaho
William J. Donovan
Ogden L. Mills
Lights to permit night flying on Chicago to Cincinnati air route
The Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati air mail line will be surveyed for lights to enable night operation. Postmaster Robert H. Bryson received word from the Commerce Department bureau of lighthouses. He had requested lights along the entire route to sustain the summer schedule with a 6 15 departure from here to Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Robert H. Bryson
Department of Commerce Bureau of Lighthouses
Bryson
Bureau
Chicago
Lafayette
Ind
Calf and Pigling Drama at County Livestock Show
Brandenburg bought a calf on May 1 weighing 150 pounds and hauled it home in a sedan. It later tipped scales at 350 pounds at the show. Maurice Barnett, 14, was caught feeding corn to a Chester White piggling, bought June 1 at 55 pounds, which stood at 138 pounds by show day.
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R.R. al. Young Brandenburg
Maurice Barnett
State Rd
Chester White
Maurice
Travelair
Stone
Bank plans $500000 airport bond issue in Indianapolis
The Peoples State Bank proposed underwriting a $500000 bond for land purchase and airport expansion. Five trustees would hold land until the city pays fourteen annual $50000 installments, with committee guidance to Chamber of Commerce before council action. Tax impact estimated at $1.15 yearly per $10000 assessed value for 20 years.
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Peoples State Bank
Slack
Chamber of Commerce
Felix McWhirter
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
William H. Book
Chamber of Commerce Civic Affairs
Edward B. Raub, Jr
Park Board
Woman Fatally Injured As KerosenE Can Explodes In Home
Maude R. Douglas, 48, was badly burned when a kerosene can exploded during a fire building attempt at her Peru Indiana home Today. She was rushed to a hospital with severe burns and condition was reported as possibly fatal by authorities.
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Peru
Ind
Maude R. Douglas
Fragmentary OCR Time References
Readable fragments show times like 11 a m 84 12 noon 86 lp m 86 and references to early morning and midday slots without clear context or subjects. The text lacks identifiable people places organizations or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Cape May Ghost Attack Unfolds As Warrant Officer Strikes
August 15 report from Cape May New Jersey says Bernard Melluh warrant officer chased a mist wreath seen as ghosts with a short hose. He sustained a dislocated shoulder from the swish, is under treatment.
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Cape May N. J
Bernard Melluh
Cape May
Twins face knife in possible Thursday operation
Two Siamese twin sisters Mary and Margaret Gibb at Park West Hospital may undergo a separation operation to divide the spine connection. Doctors Weston and Cassola have monitored them for over a week and warn the procedure could require the girls to relearn walking if successful. In Indiana, Lewis Scholl, 68, a Fayette County farmer, died by suicide while despondent over ill health.
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New York
Margaret
Mary Gibb
Francis P. Weston
Fillippo Cassola
Park West Hospital
Mary
Connersville
Ind
Lewis Scholl
Fayette County
Thug Flings Brick at Chicago Loan Office and Flees
Orlando McDaniels thwarted a robbery at 203 E. Washington St. when a man hurled a brick through the Chicago Loan Company window Tuesday night. McDaniels pursued but could not hold the suspect as more than a dozen other burglaries and thefts were reported that day.
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Chicago Loan Company
E. Washington St
Orlando McDaniels
Buckle St
McDaniels
L. C. Rodgers
Park Ave
N. West St
Terre Haute
John A. King
A. H. Schlenski
Oxford St
Indiana G. O. P. Leaders Meet Sure of Victory
Indiana Republican leaders gathered at the Severin to hear predictions of victory for state and national tickets in November. The event followed plans to open headquarters and form a statewide Hoover for President club under Oscar G. Foellinger and Bert C. Fuller, signaling close cooperation with the state organization amid tensions over campaign tactics and finance committee control.
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the Severin
Harry G. Leslie
Lafayette
Bert C. Fuller
Leslie
Severin
State
James W. Good
Hoover
Indiana
Oscar G. Foellinger
Ft Wayne
Foellinger
Eslie
James E. Watson
Elza O. Rogers
Hoover, Leslie
Fred Stone Quits Air to Focus on Dancing Career
Fred Stone, recovering from a July 3 crash injuries, says he will quit flying though he loves aviation and misses the thrill. He plans to return to the stage with his wife and daughter agreeing his flying days are over, while vowing to dance again behind the footlights.
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Fred Stone
Air
Boyd Lewis
United Press
London
Conn
United Press Today
Aula Stone
Stone
Green Mill Night Resort in Padlock Order
A temporary padlock was ordered on the Green Mill chicken dinner resort at 3103 E Thirty-Eighth St amid liquor evidence and a murder tied to Terrence King. Judge Joseph M Milner said the site would be closed and a final hearing set for September term.
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Green Mill
Thirty
Joseph M. Milner
Milner
Terrence King
Beauty Ave
Philip H. Smith
Wilkinson Haag
Haag Drug Company
William Sparks
W. H. Manifold
Sheehan
King’s Table
William Terry
Terry
Saul Rabb
Leo J. Gipprich
Eva Gipprich
Illinois St
Gipprich
Norman, Millikin
Gladys de Voe
King
Smith
Rabb
Manifold
Wheeler-Schebler Car company buys lot for expansion
Wheeler-Schebler Carburetor Company at 1302 Barth Ave will erect an addition on a 130 by 140 foot tract at Orange St and Barth Ave. The lot was bought from Margaret Breyer for 10 000 dollars. Realtors Schmidt and Smith and Moore and Fox announced the deal, which gives the firm a full block on Barth Ave. Four single residences and one double on the new tract will be demolished for construction.
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Wheeler-Schebler
Barth Ave
Orange St
Margaret Breyer
Schmidt & Smith and
Moore & Fox, Realtors
Puppies for sale from Sier Kennels and Dr 1096 ads
Puppies females three months from champion stock. Wirehaired Fox Terriers pedigreed puppie ready. Beautiful collie pup, old enough to register. Cheap prices and proven results from Times Want Ads. Call Riley 5551 to place an ad.
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Resul's
Times
Riley
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