Complete Democratic ballot candidates listed for May 10 primary
The Chronicle prints 134 Democratic ballot names in ballot order across five columns. It lists preferences for President and Vice President, delegates at large and alternate at large to the National Convention, with names including William H. Murray, T. J. Duffy, W. W. Durbin, W. A. Julian, Ann M. Makley, Josephine McGowan, Atlee Pomerene, Bernice Pyke, Cleo Cool Schneider, Henry G. Brunner, Robert J. Bulkley, Martin L. Davey, M. R. Denver, Wm. J. Leonard, William G. Pickrel, Marie E. McCurry, Frazier Reams, Robert T. Scott, Elaine W. Sheffler, Rebecca B. Taylor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United States
William H. Murray
T. J. Duffy
W. W
Durbin
W. A
Julian Ann M. Makley
Josephine McGowan
Atlee
Pomerene Bernice, Pyke
Cleo Cool Schneider
Henry G. Brunner
Robert J. Bulkley
Martin L
Davey M. R. Denver
Wm. J. Leonard
William G. Pickrel
Marie E. McC
Ballot slate for state and national conventions
Readable names list of delegates and alternates for state and national conventions, governor and other state officers, and Congress. Includes vote limits for each position and a long roster of candidates such as Galen Starr Ross White Pickard Kyer Myers Hastings Hubbell McCollister Butler Coffey Galleher Poulson Duffy Bulkle Norton Truax Witter Young Latham Lukens Stephenson Henderson Zimmerman Von Blum Babcock Donohue Lewis Ives Wagner Ives France DeVorkin Hurley Connor Kurtz Vivant Gott Harter Diedench Hart Campbell Tolhurst Billings Smythe Donohue Lewis etc. Ballot emphasizes vote limits.
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Wertsman
R. Albert John A
Blount
Garrett S. Claypool
Walter F. Heer
C. D. Everhard Con, Mulcahy
Albert L. Carts
Jos, B. Conley
B. M. Rayne
al G. Bauer Jos
Conley
Conway Mary K. Esham Hattle
E. Hansman
Harris Louis A, Lieb
James Marsh
George F. Moehle
A. S. Saegers
D. W. Seward
June
Shibley Wai
G. Smith
J. J. Smythe
L. A. Snell
J. A. Vanarnam
S. M. Bardon
Mary F. Blackman
Iona F. Dengate
Kathryn F. Feldkamp
W. M. France
Lawrence Hechel
M. A. Houghton William J. Monarty Gracy Peakrs
James A. Price
Robt. M. Reichlin
M. B. Schaeffer
Bertha E. Stang
Alma Tyson
George Webber
Nettie Woodruff
Galen Starr Ross George White
Wm. G. Pickard
Thomas Kyer
George
Myers Rupert A. Hastings
Charles H. Hubbell
H. Kauffman
Harry BE. McCollister
Daniel BE. Butler
R. Clark Coffey
E . Galleher
John E. Harper
Joseph T. Ferguson
Francis Poulson Herbert
Duffy
United States
Robert J. Bulkle
Willam Norton
Charles V. Truax
Herman R. Witter
Stephen M. Young
Grover Cleveland Bell
Arthur D Davis
Louis M. Day
Paul F. Dr
Gordon Hayes
Thomas W. Latham
Charles BE. Lukens
Supreme Court
T. D. Price
Carl V. Weygandt
Frank S. Day
Will P. Stephenson
Wm. P. Henderson
Charles B. Zimmerman
Robert N. Wilkin
Congress
Dew W. Harter
Court of Appeals
Perry H. Stevens
State Central Committee
Virgil E. Rogers
Patrick J. Hogan
Len C. Koplin
Luetta Peabody Magruder
Morris D. DeVorkin
Wm. F. Hurley
Clarence Connor
General Assembly
Arthur
Kurtz
Leo B. Vivant
Claude D. Gott
John von Blum
Eugene F. Babcock
J. & Davidson
Edward W. DeChant
Isadore F. Diedench
W.W. H. Hart Winter Rose Ward Tolhurst
F.C. Billings
J. J Smythe
Norman J Donohue
Lewis George E Lewis Louis A, Lieb
Lawrence P. Wagner
Charles W. Ives
William M. France
County Officials Nominated for Board Seats
For County Treasurer Albert G. Menz and John D. Lugaski. For County Surveyor A. P. Lagron. For Coroner R. W. Falls. For Member of County Central Committee Harry H. Wolf, Lucy K. Cox, and Matthew W. Lawless.
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Albert G. Menz
John D. Lugaski
A. P. Lagron
R. W. Falls
Harry H. Wolf
Lucy K. Cox
Matthew W. Lawless
Fear as Main Cause of Bank Closings in Ohio
Ohio banks closed last year largely due to fear rather than mismanagement, says Ira J. Fulton in his annual report to Governor White. Fulton notes alarm over unfounded reports about bank solvency led executives to seek state takeover to shield depositors, and he opposes deposit guarantees as harmful to sound banking. He cites Western and Southern states where such plans failed, concluding well governed banks fared best in recent storms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ira J. Fulton
Governor White
State Banking Department
Fujton
Fulton
Youth Drowns In Pond In Zanesville
Raymond Drake aged 18, son of Edward Drake of East Fultonham, drowned Wednesday in a pond at Zanesville. The incident was reported by local authorities and adds to a series of recent water-related fatalities in the area.
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Pond Zanesville
Raymond Drake
Edward Drake
East Fultonham
Baker Nominated by Western Reserve Students
In Cleveland on April 28 University students at Western Reserve mock convention nominated Newton D. Baker former secretary of war for the presidency with 552 second ballot votes. Alfred E. Smith had 195, Gov. Murray 31, and Speaker Garner 16. Roosevelt’s 33 votes faded after the second ballot.
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Cleveland, O
Newton D. Baker
Western Reserve
Baker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Alalfa Bil) Murray
Oklahoma
John Garner
Roosevelt
Hat Crane Young Poet Drowns Near Vera Cruz
Cleveland dispatch reports poet Hart Crane, 33, drowned while aboard the Steamer Orizaba traveling from Vera Cruz to New York. Uncle N B Madden received a radio message from a fellow passenger with few details. Crane, son of Clarence Crane founder of Crane Candy, often spent time in Chagrin Falls.
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Cleveland, C
Hart Crane
Vera Cruz
New York
Orizaba
N. B. Madden
Madden
Crane
Clarence Crane
Crane Candy Company
Garretsville
Chagrin Falls
Muir Drug Co. to mark 10th anniversary with gifts
Muir Drug Co celebrates ten years since its Lorain opening. Sixty stores across Ohio Michigan and Gary Indiana will give souvenirs to customers tomorrow. Wachter the Lorain manager says roses will be given to customers tomorrow.
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Muir Drug Company
Lorain
Ohio
Michigan
Elyria
Grand Rapids
Findlay
Springfield
Columbus
Dayton
Mansfield
Massillon
Gary
Indiana
Wachter
Former village policeman sentenced in Ohio penitentiary
Former Manchester village policeman John Quick, 70, was sentenced by Special Judge J W Bagby to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary. Bagby overruled a motion for a new trial after Quick was convicted of killing Lawrence McCreary, 28, on a Manchester street last December as Quick allegedly tried to arrest him on a drunkenness charge.
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West Union
John Quick
Manchester
Ohio
J. W. Bagby
Brown County
Bagby
Quick
Lawrence McCreary
McCreary
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Battle Creek
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London, Cay
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Batile Creek
Hat Crane
Fultonham Texture Brick Company
Here
Burl Pierce
Muir Drug Co
H. B. Somers
Bis Hemeikerr
ELL Gee
Robinson and HenconkGe
Oxford
Robinson and Hancock Co
Elyria, Ohio
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