Borah Hopes in Ohio Hinge on Big Ballot
Ohio voters face a massive ballot as Senator Borah seeks to break the Ohio regular party’s plan to send a favorite son delegation to the Cleveland convention. The largely listless campaign centers on Borah’s bid to upset the regulars while Roosevelt confronts Col. Henry Breckinridge in the Democratic preferential vote.
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Borah
Ohio
Columbus
William E. Borah
Idaho
Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Breckinridge
First
Roosevelt
Breckinridge
Frank E. Gannett
New York
Borah-Gannett
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Heavy Absentee Ballots Mark Primary Election
Officials report 199 absentee ballots cast by midnight Saturday, the highest for a county primary in years, signaling heavy voting though not affecting the Philadelphia convention lineup. The article discusses delegate declarations, party preferences, and competing slates for Roosevelt renomination versus Taft.
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Election Board
Weyerhaeuser case closed in three-prison sentences
Tacoma, May 11 AP Department of Justice agents declared the George Weyerhaeuser case closed after three perpetrators receive a total of 125 years in prison. William Mahan, named the brains of the gang, begins a 60 year term at Leavenworth Prison.
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Tacoma
Wash
Department of Justice
George Weyerhaeuser
Department
William Mahan
Mahan
Meneil Island Penitentiary
United States
Ed E. Cushman
Law Badese
Italian Envoy Takes A Walk At League Council
Baron Pompeo Aloisi, Italy's envoy to Geneva, walked out of a League of Nations session as the Italo Ethiopian issue was raised. Italy said it could not discuss Ethiopia with Haile Selassie’s delegate present, while Selassie’s representative urged ongoing invitation. The Italian delegation left, but a spokesman said the action did not constitute Italy quitting the league.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
The
Associated Press
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Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
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League of Nations Council
Ethiopia
Tr Duce
Ethnis
Xit
Haile Selassie
Mussolini
League
Selassie
Aloisi
Wolde Mariam
Sheriff Refuses to Resign Over Campbell Case in Lucas County
Sheriff James O'Reilly of Lucas County Ohio declines resignation claiming he will not re sign. He says the next move is up to the government as authorities pursue Harry Campbell gangster ally of Alvin Karpis. Police Chief Ray Allen plans to question Toledo officers about Campbell's Toledo stay amid his arrest by G men.
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James O'Reilly
Lucas County
Ohio
Toledo
Harry Campbell
Alvin Karpis
Ray Allen
Campbell
G-men
O'Reilly
Rites Today For Mrs Sickles
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs. Mary Sickles 59 wife of Robert Sickles of 498 Motherwell Ave who died Friday after a long illness. The service was at her home conducted by Rev. Brown of Carbondale. Burial followed at McArthur cemetery with Leonard's Funeral Service in charge. She is survived by her husband two sons Frank Watters and William Sickles of Logan and a daughter Mrs Edith Hatfield of West Virginia.
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Mary Sickles
Robert Sickles
Motherwell Ave
Rev. Brown
Carbondale
McArthur Cemetery
Leonard
Sickles
Frank ‘Watters
William Sickles
Logan
Edith Hatfield
West Virginia
Veteran Washington correspondent Harry C. Stevens dies
Harry C. Stevens, 69, longtime Washington reporter for the Minneapolis Journal, died last night in Washington. He had served as a veteran newsman with a career spanning several decades.
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Washington
Harry C. Stevens
Minneapolis Journal
Mussolini Demobilizes Civilians as Ethiopia Crisis Grows
The AP reports Mussolini orders partial demobilization of war classes as the League of Nations begins its 92nd session in Geneva. Haile Selassie protests Italy's annexation of Ethiopia while Italian envoys hint at possible withdrawal from the League. Delegates weigh action on Italy's conquest amid broader global tensions.
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Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations Council
Ethiopia
Geneva
Haile Selassie
Italy
Lord Aldenham Dies at 90 in London
Lord Aldenham, aged 90, a leading merchant prince in the United Kingdom, died last night in London after a long career in trade and public service.
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London
Lord Aldenham
United Kingdom
Hindenburg Enters Lakehurst Hangar After Record Crossing
The German airship Hindenburg arrives at Lakehurst hangar New Jersey after a 61 hours 53 minutes crossing from Friedrichshafen Germany on its first U S visit.
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Lakehurst
New Jersey
Friedrich
Shafen
United States
Lakehurst Naval Base
Friedrichshafen
Zeppelins Leader Hindenburg Prepares Return Flight
Dr Hugo Eckener and Capt Ernst Lehmann traveled to Washington to return official greetings as the Hindenburg nears departure from Lakehurst New Jersey. The crowd of 75000 witnessed its 61.5 hour flight from Friedrichshafen and the craft readies for takeoff between 10 p m and midnight for a potential 45 to 46 hour route to Frankfurt Germany.
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N. J
Hugo Eckener
Ernst Lehmann
Washngton
Germany
United States
Frankfur-on- Main
Aged Woman Susana Lattimer Dies at 79
Susana Lattimer 79 of Gallagher Ave died suddenly at home last night at 6 30 from heart failure while cooking. Coroner S B Whitehart ruled heart attack. Funeral Wednesday at Enterprise church with burial at Centenary cemetery. Survived by husband, four sons, five daughters, three brothers, one sister, two half sisters. Member of M E church.
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Susana Lattimer
Gallagher Ave
William Lattimer
Enterprise Church
J. W. Stein
Junction City
Lattimer
Amos F. Elick
Sugar Grove
Lewis Elick
Dumlontville
Joseph Elick
Lancaster
Noah Elick
Rosie Miller
Rockbridge
Clara Jackson
Alice Jackson
Elizabeth Edwards
Laurelville
Nellie Olinbarger
Noah Wesley
Amos Carpenter
Rachel Carpenter
Lewis McGill
Sara
M. E. Church
Woman Breaks Arm Falling at Summers Home
Mrs. Mary Hays sustained a left shoulder fracture in a fall downstairs at the home of Nathan Summers on East Front Street. She was taken to Cherrington hospital for treatment.
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Mary Hays
Cherrington Hospital
Nathan Summers
E. Front St
Hays
Youth questioned in brutal slaying of Mrs. Guild
In Chicago a 22 year old Memphis man Raymond Farr was detained after two youths were questioned over the death of 50 year old antique connoisseur Mrs. Lillian Guild. Investigators suggested a prowler used a brick and wire to enter her room and strike a fatal blow.
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Chicago
Lillian Guild
James Coleman
Raymond Farr
Memphis
Guild
Drunken Driver Held in Athens Case Record
Leo Bennett of Athens was arrested yesterday evening for drunken driving by Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer. He was arraigned today before Magistrate Whitehart, pled not guilty, and was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond.
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Leo Bennett
Athens
Newton Spencer
Whitehart
Mrs. W. A. Cooper Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. W. A. Cooper left Cherring ton hospital where she had treatment and returned to the home of Norman Cooper in Legan this afternoon.
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W. A. Cooper
Norman Cooper
Le+gan
Cherrington Hospital
Ten Miles of Stamp Exhibits Mark New York Show
A stamp collector traverses three floors of the Grand Central Palace to view the third International Philatelic exhibition in New York. The show ends next Sunday and features prized stamps like the 240 airmail of 1918 printed upside down valued around 3500 dollars, with a four-stamp block auctioned for 15 thousand two years earlier.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
United States
Ohio State Phi Beta Kappa Elects 46 Members
The OSU chapter of Phi Beta Kappa announces 46 new members including 40 seniors, four juniors, one alumnus, and one from the class of 1935. The announcement comes from Columbius Ohio dated May 11 with AP attribution.
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Ohio State University
Phi Beta Kappa
National
Honorary Scholastic Society
Fire destroys Owens-Illinois laboratory in Newark
Myles Slaytor head of Owens-Illinois Glass Co experimental division estimated today the loss at 35000 dollars. The Newark laboratory building burned last night with origin undetermined.
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Newark
Myles Slaytor
Owens- Illinois Glass Co
Former Grenfield Mayor E E Suleberger Dies in Dayton Hospital
E E Suleberger aged 47 and once mayor of Grenfield died Sunday night in a Dayton hospital. The former official had served Grenfield during his political career and news confirms his passing in Ohio.
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Dayton
E. E. Suleberger
Grenfield
Ask Re trial For Wilson In Mansfield Slaying Case
Defense counsel asked for a new trial for Charles Wilson 23 convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of Jean Moorhead 17 the girl he planned to marry. Attorney L H Beam cited five grounds for appeal as Judge C H Huston said he would rule Tuesday on the motion.
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L. H. Beam
Common Pleas
C. H. Huston
Azana Named Spain's New President After Resigning From Politics
Manuel Azana was elected president of the Second Spanish Republic by 754 to 120 in a parliamentary session. The 56 year old former premier succeeds Niceto Alcala Zamora after the prior executive was deposed and will serve a term through 1942.
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Manuel Azana
Spain
Crystal Palace
Agana
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Azana
Four Kasper quadruplets worsen at St Marys Hospital
In Passaic New Jersey the Kasper quadruplets Frances Frank Ferdinand and Felix, three days old, grew suddenly weaker during the forenoon at St Marys hospital emergency measures were taken to prolong their lives and doctors reported their temperatures dropping to normal after delivery by Dr Jani last Saturday.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Frances
Frank
Ferdinand
Felix
J. Jani
Quadruplets Eye dropper and New York milk aid
A ten ounce supply of human milk was obtained from a New York dispensary with Mayor Fiorello H Laguardia's help and rushed to the hospital. The mother Mrs Emil Kasper was recovering well and unaware of the babies' change. Details on the babies conditions were withheld.
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Fiorello H. Laguardia
New York
Emil Kasper
Many Without Opposition On Both Tickets In Ohio Primaries
The article notes no GOP challenge for governor or lieutenant governor on the Republican side with Atty. Gen. John W. Bricker and State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy unopposed. It also lists Democratic and Republican hopefuls for state treasurer secretary of state and supreme court judges, highlighting key races between Lt. Gov nominees Paul P. Yoder and J. Freer Bittinger.
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Bricker
John W. Bricker
Joseph T. Tracy
Bainbridge
George S. Myers
Will P. Stephenson
William H. Hart
Alliance
Roy H. Williams
Supreme Court
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Eaton
House
J. Freer Bit
Tinger
Ashland
Dwight L. Matchette
Greenville
William J. Kennedy
Rains Temper Summer Heat Across Midwest and South
Storms drenched Texas with four inches in an hour and 4.45 inches in Houston, flooding rivers like the Trinity and Neches. The Mississippi swelled, Minnesota lakes flooded nearby low lands, and Chicago cooled sharply from 83 to 61 as more rain was forecast.
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Houston
Trinity River
Robstown
Tex
Neches
Anderson County
Mississippi
Aitkin
Minn
Chicago
Sun Glow Workman Suffers Hand Injury
Chester Wright of E. Bowen Sir sustained a badly mangled right hand at the Sun Glow furniture factory. He was operating a molder when his hand slipped into the machine and was drawn in to the wrist before the machine could be shut off.
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E. Bowen
Sun Glow Furniture
Wright
Ban Les Agree
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