Anti-Saloon League split over neutral stance in Ohio race
In Columbus Ohio a rift erupts within the Anti-Saloon League as E J Moore and Freeman L Dustman face calls for removal amid criticism of their pro Cooper endorsement. Root and Sherwood denounce the move as a breach of policy while urging a housecleaning and removal of Moore. The dispute centers on endorsements for Berg and Cooper and the league non partisan committee's neutral position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Anti- Saloon League
Repuam
James T. Berg
Sandusky
Morers
Cooper
Cincinnati
E J. Moora
League
Beze
E. R. Root
Medina
Agaist
Root
Norman Sherwood
Fremont
Sherwood
Moore
Freeman L. Destman
Leazue
Dustman
Berg
Begry
Denial over altered ballot in Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Campaign claims Florence Richards of the Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union sent letters backing Cooper after a ballot alteration. Cooper headquarters says the ballot favored Cooper and that Begg and Turner evaded questionnaires. Richards confirms copy was changed with consent and notes a recall and reissue of the candidate list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Florence Richards
Ohio Women's Clearance Union
Cooper-for-Covernor
WC Te & Mivers
Cooper
Richards
Prohibition
James T. Begg
Eaward C. Turner
Horatio van Kirk
Were
Beggs
Sen
Colums
van Kirk
Begg
T. U
Belint
James T. Beeg
Edward C. Turner
Edwards
Mrs. Sigte
Collumous
Arrest Two On Booze Charges In Lorain Morning
William Miller of Lorain was arrested on Lake avenue for driving while intoxicated after his vehicle collided with another. Miller faces arraignment in police court this afternoon. Walter Road of South Lorain was arrested for intoxication and will also be arraigned.
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William Miller
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Miller
Olice Court
Walter Road
South Lorain
Indiana Will Be For Hoover Report
Chicago August 2 Indiana leaders told John W Good Hoover western campaign manager that work remains but Indiana will be in Hoover column The Hoosier delegation includes Senator James B Watson national committeeman Elzie Rogers and chairman Bert Thurman
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Chicago
Indiana
John W. Good
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Hoosier
James B. Watson
National Thurman
Elzie
Beze Payroll Claim Denounced by Begg Campaign
In Columbus on August 2 a Begg campaign statement denounced Cooper campaign claims about the Ohio secretary James T. Beze on Beze payroll as a deliberate falsehood. The Begg response referred to Mrs Van Kold een and asserted the contrary.
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Columbus
Cooper Campaign Headquarters
Ohio
James T. Beze
Begg Campaign
van K OL Deen
Berg
Sherwood Sees Split Over Anti-Saloon Endorsements
Sherwood, a key anti-Saloon League figure in Fremont Ohio, says the group may split over endorsing Myers Y. Cooper or James Y. Begg for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He demands league policy reflect member wishes and condemns mixed ballots from headquarters and the American Issue.
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Fremont
N. c_ Sherwood
League
Myers Y. Cooper
James Y. Begg
Sherwood
Columbus
E. R. Roni
Medina
Cooper
Beggs
anti-Saloon League
Ery
Iam
E Begz
Freeman L. Dustman
Én “X
Ivers Y. Cooper
Begg
Jes
Coate
Senator-Elect Ware Suffers Stroke Near Atlantic City
Senator elect William S. Ware of Pennsylvania suffered a stroke at Ventnor near Atlantic City. Physicians said he was very sick but not hemorrhaging. Mrs Ware was prostrated by the shock and under medical care, while Dr Edwin A Stretcher reported Ware resting comfortably at noon.
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Selletin
Atlantic City
United States
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Ventnor
Here
Philadelphia
Edwin A. Stretcher
William S. Vare
Vare
Vere
Stretcher
Avlantic City
Cleveland Band Plays Here Friday
Announcement today says Glowe's band of Cleveland will present a weekly concert at Ely Park Friday at 7:45 p.m. The Cleveland group, well known in the district, will perform a program arranged by A. L. Werner. First Half includes Conqueror, The Seven Correr Duc otees, Short and Sweet, A Bull In A China Shop, Traviata-Selection, Sobre Las Olas. INTERMISSION Second Half features Symphonie-March, Echoes from Metropolitan Opera, Now-. Goldman Thom Basses-March, Old Time Favorites Medley, Overture.
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Glowe
Band of
Cleveland
Ely Park
A. L. Werner
Correr Duc Otees
Veverka
T. V
G. E. Holmes
Waitz
Harlow
Metropolitan Opera
City to Fight Needle Ice in Water Intake System
City officials report needle ice forms threaten the intake pipes for the waterworks. Service Director John XN Eié says back pressure remains the only partially reliable method, about twenty percent success, with a plan to buy a centrifugal pump for emergency use by placing it at the lake and pumping water directly to the raw water well if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars
John XN. Eié
State highway contracts reported from Ohio awards
Ohio Aug. 2. Jean Putman Van Wert was awarded a 48725.65 contract by the state highway department for grinding and drainage on section H state route 107 in Guernsey county. W M Brode Co Newcomerstown received 16667.90 to pave with concrete a section of state highway 415 in Tuscarawas. Burd Construction Co Canton got 20071.82 for paving a concrete beam bridge and abutment substructures on section D Highway 147 Ashland. W P Townsend Greenfield won 269.52 for a concrete beam culvert on Highway Seven in Wayne county. Gailipo county low bid 24262.44 for culvert on Highway 353 Ross County. Box Catheron Section Ro Highway 353 Rossco Chillicothe bid 1499.15. Standard Ethernet Construction Co Toledo received 268459 for steel brick on setting Highway Arée Erie county. Federal aid paving and bridge work awarded to various firms with bids noted. Department delayed award on paving concrete Highway 153 Athens.
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Columbus. O
Ieane Putman
van Wert
Guernsey
W. IM. Brode Co
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas Coun
Ashland
Butler Courly
HL. Brite
Cincinnati
I. WL
Warteie
Darton
Will
Gailipeouniy
Rossco
Chillicothe
Standard
Enzi Aa Construction Co
Toledo
Eaghart
von Ff
Erie County
P Vompany
Typhoon Hits Japan Kill Count Rises
A powerful typhoon battered the Tokai region with rivers overflowing and landslides destroying rail lines and embankments. About twenty people are confirmed dead as floodwaters surge through districts and communications suffer extensive damage. Estimated total losses reach ten million.
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Tokio
Aue -Uz
Japan
Probe into Nobile Flight Moves Ahead
Rome Aug 2 Preparations for the investigation of the Polar Italia flight were advanced on Mussolini orders. General Umberto Nobile, leader of the expedition, spent time with family and hosted Captain Filippo Zappi and Captain Adalberto Marine rescued from an ice floe. Nobile reported to Admiral Siranni on the flight and the survivors on Fern Island.
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Rome
Italia
Benito Mussolini
Umberto Nobile
Filippo Zappi
Capptain Adalberto Marine
Krassin
Nobile
Siranni
Fern Island
Sirianni
Locusts Arrival Delights Town Amid Hazy Summer Afternoon
Locusts arrived today in the park and courthouse yard, their humming symphony easing the town into midsummer calm. Residents loosened collars and observed the seasonal rite as a hint of September frosts on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eir Park
Cour House
Escape Injury In Crash On Lake Road
Two men escaped serious injury after a late night crash on Lake Road where a light coupe and another vehicle collided and ended in a ditch by a telephone pole. Deputies and the sheriff's office investigated but could not determine fault. Eyewitnesses listed include C Gibson of West Blaine Street and Letein, with no clear injuries reported.
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Lake Road
Lake
Ima
Blaine Street
PD. C. Gibson
Letein
Sherif
Disorder Marks Tenn Primary in Memphis Voting
Disorder and confusion marked early voting in Tennessee's state primary in Memphis. Rival factions clashed at the polls and police restored order. Three workers were arrested on charges of disturbing the peace.
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Memphis
Renn
Aug
Primar
Hoover Plans San Francisco Trip After Oregon Stop
Herbert Hoover will travel from Oregon to his California home to finish his accept- ance draft and prepare for a weekend yacht cruise with William Todd’s yacht. He will meet Governor Byrd of Virginia during the weekend while Senator Pat Harrison urged Democratic unity at Lake Miss. Norman Thomas begins a 20 day tour Friday starting in Fairmont West Virginia. The Republican National Committee votes to raise the campaign budget to 4,000,403 dollars, much of which targets the Naer race.
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Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
Oregon
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Patron‘s Union
Lake, Miss
Norman Thomas
Fairmont
W. Va
Republican National Committee
Eisra Democrat Women's Club Picnic At Cascade Park
The seventh annual Eisra Democrat Women's Club picnic was held Wednesday afternoon at Cascade Park with over 100 members present. President Mrs. C A Eshman led the program, singing America, as Hon T A Conway acted as toastmaster and introduced U S Senator Cyrus Locher of Ohio. Locher lauded the Democratic party and urged support for the party's candidates. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Sept 6 at Mrs BR AL Moulton's home on Lasze Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisra Democrat Women's ' Club
Cascade Park
Democra‘s
C. A. Eshman
America
T. A A. Conway
Conway
Cyrus Locher
U.S
Ohio
Locher
Lovbhe
Womer
AL Moulton
Lasze Ave
Tal
Arquetrial
Sewer Worker Hurt by Car Near Outfall Sewer Project
Michael Allen of the Brown hotel working on the outfall sewer was cut about the head when he stepped in front of a car driven by Howard Haywood stop 7 Lake Avenue. He was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital with serious injuries. witnesses say Haywood drove about 15 miles per hour.
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Michael Allen
Brown Hotel
Howard Haywood
Lake Avenue
Allen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Haywood
Mammoth liquor still seized near Tan Logan
After hours under guard by sobriety agents in the hills west of here, a 100 gallon copper still was captured near Tan Logan. It is estimated to have supplied liquor needs of western Hocking county for months. Distillers remain at large.
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Tan
Logan
Sams Creek
Here
Hocking County
Meeting at Methodist church omits clerk race note
The Chronicle reports a Wednesday meeting under the W C T C and Dry Federation in a Methodist church misrecorded a paragraph about the Clerk of the Common Pleas race. Candidate Mabel Marsh recalled her experiences while opponent Homer Fletcher was represented by a neighbor due to his absence.
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Court of Common Pleas
Mabel Marsh
Homer A A. Fletcher
Marsh
Pleicher
Tragedy in Cleveland: Wife slain as detective shoots self
Cleveland police report Thomas Lear a 49 year old railroad detective killed his wife and wounded his stepson Frank 24 before shooting himself in the temple. Mrs Lear died in a driveway after fleeing the home where a pre breakfast quarrel left her and Frank wounded. The couple had contested divorce proceedings since July 27. Their children Laura 16 Marie 14 George 12 and Thomas 1 were present.
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Cleveland, O
Thomas Lear
Chevland Railroad
Temple
Frank
Lear
Reuth
Aimmy Franz
Lears
Chicago
Laura
Marie
George
Thomas
Leura
Barber Fined $125 for Driving While Intoxicated
Robert M. Barber of Chestnut Street was fined $125 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Arrested on West Broad Street, Barber chose a monetary penalty rather than jail days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Barber
Chestnut Street
James A. Hewitt
Barber
West Broad Street
Plane search fails as Courtier flight aids rush to aid
Aboard S S President Hayes reports no trace of Captain Frank Courtier's seaplane after a mid Atlantic landing attempt between the Azores and Newfoundland. Radio calls unanswered as British ships led by Captain Courtney and E B Hosmer seek the stranded craft near 12N 1W about 120 miles from Horta. The Celtic Cedric and other vessels altered courses to assist while efforts continue.
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S&s
Thuringia
United
Hayes
Frank T. Co
Atlantic
New York
Frank T. Courtney
Azzores Islands
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Courtner
London
Celtic
Cedric
Courimer
Horta
Azores
Gri
Sholm
Radio Marine Corporation
Columbus
Courtier
E. B. Hosmer
Montreal
Fred Pierce
E. W. Gilmour
ESFE
No. 2
Reverend Keeler Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting
The Reverend Stephen Keeler of St. Paul's Akron delivered the Kiwanis talk at Hotel Newell, announcing a focus on character building as the foundation of government business and prosperity. He emphasized that money is secondary to character in shaping a nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Keeler
St. Paul's Church
Akron
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
Keeler
Yachting Mystery Near Spain In Azara Search
King Alfonso directs Atlantic search for the American yacht Azara long overdue after starting from New York for the Santander race. Coastal stations and ships report no sighting as rumors swirl about delays and possible fuel use with ongoing reports of the vessel near Spain and off the coast near Santander.
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Santander
Spain
Azara
Comillas
Here
Cea
New York-Santander
Alfonso
New York
Atlantic
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E. J. Moore
FE. R. I
EL J. Moore
United Press
League Policy Committee
James T. Begs
Begs
Mrs. Richards
States Anti-Saloon League
Ware
Cleveland Band
Geo. D. Barnard
Hunt
Goldman Thom Basses
Hufine
Mussolini
Demograt
Judge O'Neil
Anly
Arron Egtor
Kiwanis
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