Harding Leads In Ohio With Wide Primary Edge
Late returns from Ohio show Senator Harding leading General Wood by about 12 281 votes with 582 of 6882 precincts reporting. Delegate results favor Harding in most districts, with several districts split and some Wood delegates winning in Cleveland and Toledo areas. A Cincinnati daylight savings ordinance passed, while Columbus defeated a downtown river-park bond issue.
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Associated Pi
Columbus
Ohio
Harding
Wood
Daugherty
Galvin
Turner
Wills
Boyd
Herrick
Hardings
Yountstown
Warl Ash
Amsden
I. A. Knapp
Bellevue
W. P. Shearer
Zanesville
Beeman G. Dawayne
Marietta
Grant Dowds
Mt. Vernon
B. B. Capelter
Mansfield
Barnin
Youngstown
Joseph CG. Butler
Cuyahora
Eannty
Cleveland
Prantkin County
Mahantne
Starr
Canton
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Tucas County
Toledo
Summit
Akron
Montgomery
Dayton
Victory Park
Erie County
Sandusky
Apnarav
Vistrict Delecates
Rudolph X. Hynicka
Meyeta Y.cooper
J. J. Burchenell
Albert Bode
Robert Patterson
Frank Brown
Wilson W. Woodhill
Miami County
J. W. Halfhill
Lime Petaediey
H. Ros Franks
Montpelier
Jacob Longenecker
Fulton
County
Charles C.” Hard
Portsmouth
James C. McMan
Cappeller
Manefield
Highteenth
Barnum
Joseph G. Butler
Hardine
Paul Howland
W. S. Fitazgerald
Harry
Youngstown Sheet & Tube plans 400 percent stock dividend
The Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company announces a stock dividend exceeding 400 percent totaling over 80 million dollars. James A. Campbell, president, says a 1.5 million dollar dividend raises capital stock to 20 million, with a goal to hit 100 million after another 400 percent dividend. six million to be reserved for employee purchases.
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Bv Associated
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
James A. Campbell
Tabulated Vote Report Missing Five Precincts
Unofficial Jefferson County vote results are published in tabulated form with five precincts omitted and will be continued on page 12.
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Jefferson County
Great Victory For Harding Says Daugherty
Columbus Ohio April 23 H M Daugherty campaign manager for Senator Harding issued a statement on the primary results noting a remarkable victory in Ohio with a light vote. He said Harding won by a large majority on his merits while elsewhere he campaigned in another state. He added results in Ohio Massachusetts New Jersey and Idaho indicated General Wood's nomination was impossible.
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Columbus
H. M. Daugherty
Senator Harding
Harding
Ohio
Idaho and Arkansas Republican State Conventions
Idaho and Arkansas Republican conventions convened on April 28 to select delegates for Chicago. Idaho planned eight delegates with undecided instructions amid a split over representation between Northern and Southern regions. Arkansas elected four delegates at large and considered a national committeeman, with leaders predicting an uninstructed Chicago delegation amid preconvention campaigns for Lowden and Wood.
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Associated Press
Cover
D‘alene
Idaho
Chicago
Northern
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Republican State Committee
Arkansas
State Committee
H. L. Remmell
Frank Lowden
Illnois
Leonard Wood
Yorkville men arrested for operating two stills
Sam Papie alias George Kesner and Tony Churillo of Yorkville Italy ana were arrested early this morning by Constable James Parkinson. Authorities charged them with owning and operating two illegal stills found in their homes. At four o clock they were jailed with the empty stills and several gallons of white mule to await a hearing before Squire W D Downer this afternoon.
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Sam Papie
George Kesner
Tony Churillo
Yorkville Italiana
James Parkinson
Squire W.D. Downer
Lake Carrier Wage Schedule Raised in Cleveland
The Lake Carriers Association announced a new general wage schedule the highest yet paid. Some increases reach 30 percent with Able seamen firemen oilers and water tenders at 130 dollars monthly, plus a 5 dollar monthly bonus for unlicensed men fitting out a vessel and staying aboard at guapon. Chief cooks 150 to 160 dollars monthly boat and deck engineers 140, other salaries from 87.50 to 100 dollars.
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Cleveland
Lake Carriers Association
Guapon
Johnson After Wood In Jersey Lead Narrowed
Newark telegraph reports Major General Leonard Wood leading Senator Hiram Johnson in New Jersey's preferential presidential primary. By midmorning 1832 of 2025 districts counted: Wood 49 374 Johnson 49 042 with Wood up 332 votes.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Leonard Wood
Johnson
California
New Jersey
Wood
Leonard Woott
Hiram W.johnson
TheaClifornian
Confession Tied to Murder Case in Pontiac
Anson Best, once of Flint, Michigan, confessed to killing Vera Schneider, 18, a telephone operator, whose body was found on a vacant porch. Prosecutor Glenn C. Gillespie cited the scene near Clinton River and a workman identifying Best washing his hands there as key evidence.
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Pontiac
Mich
Anson Best
Flint
Glenn C. Gillespie
Vera Schneider
Best
Clinton River
Ohio Cities Show Large Increases
Census data reveal population surges in Youngstown Portsmouth Springfield Fitchburg Gardner Elmira and Niagara Falls with percentages ranging from 8.4 to 87.4 percent. Portsmouth’s population is noted as co extensional with Wayne township.
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Ohio
Washington
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Springfield
Mass
Fitchburg
Gardner
Elmira
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Wayne Township
Japs Massacred In East Siberia
Japanese guards in Nikolaevsk eastern Siberia are believed annihilated and hundreds of Japanese residents including the consul are killed, according to a Japanese foreign office statement released via the state department. The report cites disrupted communications and an upheaval, with a relief expedition hindered by ice. An expedition to Alexandrovsk reached April 22 aboard the warships Mikasa and Mishima and found local Japanese safe.
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Washington
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
Japanese Foreign Office
State Department
Alexandrovski
Mikasa
Mishima
Weather outlook for extreme north area
A forecast notes rain in the far north this afternoon. Fair conditions tonight and Thursday with frost tonight and a gradual warming trend on Thursday.
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OHTO
Very Close District Delegates Race Stirs Ohio Primary
The Herald-Star reports a neck and neck contest for district delegates to the Republican National Convention across Belmont Columbiana and Jefferson counties. Gallagher leads in some counts while Mullins and Coleman contend, with Wood forces and Johnson supporters also vying for results.
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Herald-Star
Belmont County
Harding
Wood
Johnson
Willis
Daugherty
Galvin
Herrick
Boyd
Horner
Mullins
Gallagher
Coleman
Lewis
Cox
Columbiana County
Turner
Liverpool News-Review
Galllagher
Columbiana
Harrison County
Harrison
Daughertty
Jefferson County
Mulling
Three Men Plead Guilty and Constable Bell Fined
Constable T D Bell pleaded guilty to two counts of gambling for money and was fined 100 plus costs by Judge Smith the default on payment leading to jail. Bondsmen secured his appearance later and he pled guilty. Mele Opelich pleaded guilty and drew 100 plus costs. Alex Boyle pled guilty to keeping a gambling room and was fined 300 plus costs. He could not pay and went to county jail.
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T. D. Bell
Smith
Bell
Mele Opelich
Alex. Boyle
Unpledged Delegates Dominant In Massachusetts Primary
In Massachusetts the Republican and Democratic slates for delegates at large were chosen by strong majorities. The Republican “Big Four” led by Henry Cabot Lodge were elected, with 28 of 35 Republicans unpledged, while the Democratic delegation was entirely unpledged.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Associated Press
Boston
Frederick H., Gillett
National House of Representatves
Win
Murray
Crane
Edward
Large
Leonard Wood
Wood
Ledge
Gilcott
Thurston
Frothingham
Walles
Lawson
McCall
Walsh
Long
Pelletier
Doherty
O’connell
Samuel W. McCall
Herbert Harver
Massachusets
Hiram Johnson
Michael A. O'Leary
Democratic State Committee
Rehearing Sought In U S Steel Case
The federal government asked the Supreme Court to rehear its dissolution case against United States Steel Corporation. News from New York notes renewed market strain as the government petitions for a rehearing, with about 1,300,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
New York
United States Steel
Salex
Wood Delegates Seen Winning Big in Local Primary
Indications show Major General Leonard Wood carries Steubenville city and Jefferson County in the Republican presidential primary. Wood leads Harding with a wide margin at noon as city precincts report strong Wood showings. Johnson support is notable in county, and Gilson faction gains in the state delegate race.
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Leonard ‘Wood
Stet
Benville City
Jefferson
Warren G. Harding
Wood
Harding
Judgin
Steubemville
Hiram Johnson
Herbert Hoove
Lowden
Taft
Lansing
Johnson
Boyd
Turner
Woon
Herrick
Willis
Coleman
Lewis Ec
Gallagher
Mullins
Low
Gallacher
Herbert Hoover
Down
de Valera
Brillant
James Cox
Willian Jennings Bryant
Whiner
Marshall
McAdoo
Coffort Belt
Bellaire
T. J. Duffy
East Liverpool
R. T Mitchner
Bridgeport
France
Young
St. Clairsville
Duffy
Gilson
Alto
Mansfield
Freeman
Lawler
Burke
Pelley
Lewis
Duval
Sinclair
Eynon
Brown Paisley
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Guil
East
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General Wood
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