Grand Rapids elections: ballots printed after court ruling
In Grand Rapids Michigan the United States circuit appeals court overruled the lower court ruling that time for further litigation was insufficient. Printing of ballots was ordered this morning.
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Yankees to Play Toledo Exhibition Game Date Set
American club will play an exhibition game with the Toledo club of the American Association away on September 15. The event was announced today by Roger Bres. Hahn provided the equipment for the game as part of one of the largest cash inducements ever offered for a game.
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Oberlin Prospects Bright for Basketball Season
Oberlin’s basketball team is rated strong for the coming season by Captain Al Wheeler and local experts. Key players: Wheeler, Landis, Eddie Howard, Laurence McFootball, and Art Wintersook. Landis owns an 11 for 11 free throw streak. the quintet is noted for accurate shooting from all floor positions.
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Oberlin Summer Session Closes Amid Busy Week
Readable text notes the Oberlin summer session closing with students preparing for the next term. Mentions are fragmented but indicate end of term activities and ongoing enrollment or start of the fall period at the Oberlin school.
Oferlin Personal Notes and Training Update
Clara May of the Ober n kine reports training progress with left side. Javis left Wednesday vacation details. about twenty couples attended recreational meeting. Forrester Raine, from Berea Kentucky, pursuing bachelor degree with advanced credits. plan to attend a technical school next year. He is years old and will move on to further schooling after completing current work.
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Four Toledo Harness Races Featured At Fort Miami Meet
Toledo Aug 5 The Grand circuit harness meeting at Fort Miami offers four events today with seven starters. Hal Ma, last week’s Columbus winner, is the first choice, while John R Braden is second. Goldie Todd is favored in the 2 03 pace for a 1200 purse, with Johnny Quirk and Louie Grattan in opposition. Six youngsters are listed in the Toledo Times 2000 stake for trotters eligible to the 214 class. Great Britton, a prior local winner, is among entrants.
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Dayton Citizen Praises New Remedy For Health Improve
Well known Dayton resident describes relief after starting Draco i Be conservative, stating prior sickness kept him in bed five to eight days monthly. He reports sluggish liver, weak kidneys, gastritis, back and joint pains, but after use he sleeps soundly, has renewed appetite, and no back or kidney pain. Drugstore plans full introduction.
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First Meeting at Kalamazoo Opens with Favorites
Early favorite is Tommy Murphy from Poughkeepsie as two-year-old colt Lord Frisby by San Francisco starts. Race begins at 1 30 p m with 2 30 trotting likely to be the hurdle.
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Kalamazoo
Tommy Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Large Gallery to Follow Golfers at Inverness
Totego Aug 5. National open championship at Inverness will draw a vast gallery of players and spectators. Harry Vardon and Edward Ray of England are to play a best ball match against Charles Lorms and D K White. Over one hundred tournament or trials are listed as practice events as the championship begins Tuesday with more than two hundred top golfers entered.
Cleveland Boys Sought in Lorain Vanished Teens Arouse Search
Lorain August 5 police seek three Cleveland youths Kenneth Pegg Tarl Anderson and James Kane all 17 who disappeared from their homes Monday night Relatives have joined the effort to locate them as officials believe they may have come to Lorain and are missing since corfopture
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Gore Behind in Oklahoma Primary Returns
Oklahoma City Aug 5 Representatives Scott Ferris led Thomas P Gore for the United States Senate renomination in Tuesdays primary. Gore supporters claimed a late trend cut Ferris lead from 28 000 to 25 000 with 600 precincts left to report and Gore headquarters refused to concede.
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Okla
Scott Ferris
Thomas P. Gore
United States
Gore
Would Clear State House of Lobbyists
Columbus August 5 State Audit or A V Donahey unopposed for the democratic nomination for governor says he will keep the state house clear of lobbyists during actual sessions stating I will call out the national guard If elected The plan notes that 98 of 337 registered lobbyists reported spending and recipients 30 days after adjournment and cites no prosecutions Penalty for noncompliance is a fine up to 5000 dollars
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A. V. Donahey
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Citizen access limits to legislative sessions described
The statement argues that any citizen should be allowed to appear before legislative committees and visit the floor when the assembly is not in session but warns against allowing citizens lobbyists or others to attend trials or impede entrances while the assembly is in actual session. It references penalties including imprisonment up to two years or both.
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