Mayors and delegates steer county political votes in rough tally
Local figures show Coolidge and Johnson leading in county primaries with a split for state delegates. A. L. Garford and Helen Pardee vie for national delegation seats as Asaph Jones leads the Oberlin slate for state convention delegates amid a light rural turnout.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Jowever
President Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
A. L. Garford
Helen Pardee
Asaph Jones
Ruth Fuller Stevens
Maude Conabee
Stevens
Board of Election Office
Oberlin
Coolidge
Johnson
Cox
McAdoo
Willis
Fess
Knight
Proctor
Todd
BatteNe
Daugherty
Bender
Carpenter
Fackler
Mathews
Kelley
Cathcart
TILDEN PRO TENNIS PRO POSE REPORTED
A public note states Briarcliffe Manor’s Bri dge of Briarcliffe Lodge has offered to turn professional in tennis. The proposal, sent by wire, aims to align with the era’s move toward professional play and respect existing amateur status. The Lodge, home to golfer Sarazen, is tied to the plan with an estimated annual figure of $10 000 to $15 000.
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Lok
Tilden
Bridge of Briarcliffe Manor
Fal Golf
Briarchff Lodge
Emb Sarazen
Patriotic posts entertain guests of the war era event
May 21 event features Jade Burton of Clerye and a Belgian police display. Mary Copley Pittsburgh remains in custody, under confinement at a hospital for nervous disorders after a lengthy sentence. Thaw case details unclear.
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Cire
Jade Burton
Clerye
Motredelphia
Thaw
Mary Copley Pittsburgh
Connor Thaw
Keeperylvania Hospital
Bonus bill ready for Coolidge by week’s end in Washington
Complete agreement reached today by senate and house conferees on the new soldiers bonus bill. Differences were minor with paid up insurance policy provisions common to both measures, indicating the legislation will be before President Coolidge before the week ends.
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Washington
Senate
House
Koenig to sail to New York as ordinary passenger
Captain Paul Koenig once famed for eluding the Allied blockade with the submarine Deutschland is reported bound for New York again. This time he travels on a liner as a regular passenger, returning under markedly changed circumstances.
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Paul Koenig
United States
New York
Many Dead in Benwood Mine Disaster Rises Toward 111
Wheeling West Virginia April 30 111 workers die in the Benwood mine explosion at the Wheeling Steel Corporation with 77 bodies accounted for and 44 in the morgue. Rescue work proceeds despite deep mud and rising water as crews hoist the dead from the 400 foot pit and bring in undertakers from nearby towns.
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W. Va
Benwood
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Paul Reidel
Browns Run
Boggs Run
Washington
Claysville
Monongah City
Avella
Ohio
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
George Holliday, Jr
Brownsville
Mrs James Rogers to Be Buried Thursday
Mrs Elizabeth L Rogers of 136 East Broad Street dies at Memorial hospital aged fifty four. She is survived by husband James Rogers son James Jr in this city daughter Mrs Neil Beall of Cuyahoga Falls two grandchildren Quenten and James Beatl three sisters and was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Private funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at the late home with Rev W C Endley officiating. friends may call until noon.
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Elizabeth L. Rogers
East Broad Street
Memorial Hospital
James Jr
Neil Beall
Cuyahoga Falls
Quenten
James Beatl
Jas
ID. Cawthorn
Greensburg
H. R. Lambert
Imma Dunmire
Johnstown
Rogers
First Methodist Episicopal Church
W. C. Endley
Indiana Governor Sentenced to Ten Years and Fine
Indiana Governor Warren T. McCray was sentenced by Judge Albert B. Anderson to ten years in Atlanta federal prison and a $10,000 fine. His resignation became effective at 10 o'clock, following his conviction on using the mails to promote a fraudulent scheme.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren T. McCray
Atlanta
Albert B. Anderson
Cyclone Survivors Count Dead Across Southern States
A large cyclone outbreak across Arkansas to South Carolina leaves at least 24 dead and many injured. Georgia and Alabama report multiple fatalities, with extensive property damage and hundreds of homes destroyed as five to six cyclones strike rural and urban areas.
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South States
Arkansas
Anderson
D. C
Georgia
South Carolina
8. C
J. D. Rasta
A. P. Stone
Chipley
Macon
Alabama
Disarmament Talks Backed by MacDonald in Commons
London Premier Ramsay MacDonald endorsed President Coolidge’s call for a general disarmament conference in the House of Commons. The Labour budget received a friendly reception, though duties shielding British manufacturers will end August 1, allowing freer imports.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
England
House of Commons
Coolidge
MacDonald
Veterans Hall Meet Promoted by Spanish American War Vets
Members of various patriotic groups plan a mass meeting tomorrow night at Memorial Building to back a Veterans hall initiative spearheaded by the Spanish American War Veterans.
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Yverious Patriotic Nests
Legion
Congressmen push pay raise from 7500 to 10000 a year
New York representative Manuel Celler leads a broad push in the House for a salary increase from 7500 to 10000 annually. Celler says the current pay prevents him from living in Washington, and others back the measure.
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Manuel Celler
Congress
New York
Celler
Washington
Fame Fades As Nathalia Crane Keeps Ice Cream Soda Dream
Brooklyn child Nathalia Crane rises as a teenage poet with a star image yet remains simple, loving ice cream soda. A major publisher plans a forty poem collection, but many works were destroyed by her mother who suspected copying.
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Nathalia Crane
Brooklyn
Burton Choice Approved by Committee
The Cleveland sub committee ratified Theo dore EB Burton as temporary chairman and keynote speaker for the June 10 Republican national convention. Unanimous approval followed presentations by Wm. M. Butler and T. Coleman Dupont. Several officers and staff were named for the event.
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Cleveland
Theodore EB. Burton
Burton
Wm. M. Butler
Coolidge
T. Coleman Dupont
Delaware
LaFayette B. Gleason
Kansas
Col
Gilbert L. Bettman
Cincinnati
Elam H. Neal
Indiana
George L. Hart
Washington, D. C
James L. Marshall
New York
John T. Adams
Wm. H. Butler
Massachusetts
George B. Packwood
Chauncey Depew
War Veterans to March in a Body Memorial Day Parade
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary will join in a Memorial Day march led by the United American Riders and allied groups. A girl named Julia Josa fractured her right arm after a fall from a tree sawing at play on Vulcan Street.
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UC A. R
Julia Josa
Vulcan Street
Five Mortal Hospital
Ohio GOP picks Coolidge Cox delegates in trouncing win
In Ohio April 30 unofficial counts from 6759 precincts show Coolidge leading with 144 069 votes to Cox 62016 and Johnson 22842 and McAdoo 21574. All seven at large delegates favored Coolidge while Cox delegates led by large margins. Daugherty has 67829 votes across 4918 precincts. Fess leads delegates with 1541 votes.
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Coolidge
Cox
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Brown
Johnson
McAdoo
Daugherty
United States
Fess
Willis
Knights
Proctor
Battelle
Mrs. Todd
Democratic Leaders See Cox Influence at Garden Convention
Washington observers say Ohio Governor James M Cox's Ohio victory strengthens a bloc within the Democratic Party and foreshadows a larger role for Cox at the Madison Square Garden convention. The Ohio win consolidates support among Cox managers and Tammany linked groups, shaping early balloting toward a candidate acceptable to regional power cores.
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Washington
James M. Cox
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Calvin Coolidge
William Gibbs McAdoo
Cox
New York
McAdoo
Tammany-Brennan-Taggart
San Francisco
Ohio Democrats
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Illinois
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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al Smith
Charles F. Murphy
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Maude Boyden Served Notice After Divorce
Maude Boyden of Avon was served with a lawsuit from Mose Wilder seeking 2133 for goods sold and delivered, occurring as she was at the courthouse amid her divorce from Howard Boyden. Also notes the Schick test immunization program in public schools with 900 pupils treated and a final follow up planned next week.
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Avon
Court House
Howard Boyden
Mose Wilder
Bond Issues at Cleveland Defeated in Cuyahoga Vote
In Cleveland Ohio on April 30 Coolidge leads with 21 615 votes to 6904 for Johnson Cox 7093 to 2959 for McAdoo a jail building proposal costing 35500009 is defeated Supporters blame disclosures of 1400000 county funds deposited in Municipal Savings and Loan Co now in receivership Commissioners would control building funds and campaign against the issue Daugherty leads Coolidge delegates with 14494 votes Willis tops the Coolidge slate with 18530
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Coolidge
Johnson
Cuyahoga County
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McAdoo
Municipal Savings and Loan Co
Harry M. Daugherty
Low Coolidge
Geo. H. Bender
Frankb. Willis
Coolidge Also Wins Mass Delegates
Boston April 30 The election results show Brig Gen Charles H Cole pledged to Governor Alfred Smith as Democratic at large delegates and the defeat of Dwight MacCormack who backed Senator Hiram Johnson. The GOP ticket yielded 39 Coolidge delegates, seen as Smith strength proof amid light voting.
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Charles H. Cole
Alfred Smith
New York
Dwight MacCormack
Hiram Johnson
MacCormack
Coolidge
Smith
Massachusetts
21 Freight Cars Ditch In Newark Pataskala Derailment
An eastbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed at Pataskala near Newark while 21 cars ditched. Traffic is blocked and trains between Newark and Columbus detoured via Mount Vernon with no injuries reported.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Pataskala
Trafic
Columbus
Mount Vernon
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