Few Surprises in Ohio Primary Returns
The Ohio primaries yielded few surprises with Thompson expected to win the Republican governorship nomination and Donahey the Democrat. Thompson led in Cuyahoga and Hamilton counties, while Durand drew support from wet counties like Cincinnati and Portsmouth. The piece notes strong showing for Knight in multiple areas and praises Dr. S. D. Fess for U.S. Senate candidacy against Pomerene, urging informed voter choice and noting Lorain County results and calls for better candidate information.
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Ohio
Thompson
Donahey
Curahoga
Hamilton
Durand
Cinnernati
Portsmouth
Das
Harvey C. Sturth
Knight
Akron
Summitt
Tis
Certai
8. D. Fess
United States Senate
United States Congress
United States
Pomerene
Dr. Fess
Las
Lorain County
Miss Marsh
Judge Webber
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Voter info urged by League of Women Voters noted
The piece cites the League of Women Voters for supplying accurate candidate information in Lorain County. It argues statewide effort would reduce voter doubt, criticizes election rhetoric, and mentions local figures and political clashes while judging labor support and candidate perception.
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League of Women Voters
Lorain County
Women in Lorain County Primaries Outvote Men
A sidelight from yesterday's primaries shows women in Lorain County precincts casting more ballots than men. The observation highlights women embracing voting rights and civic duties with notable interest.
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Lorain County
Yesterdays in Ohio and notable anniversaries
A dated slice notes Edward Tiffin Ohio’s first governor dying at Chillicothe born in England in 1756 and bulletins on rail traffic 1893 Lawrence T Neal Chillicothe Democratic nominee for governor 1889 and other political milestones. It also lists various historical birthday marks including Dr Edward Pareons, Rt Rev William Capers, Charles Nagel, Louis Hanna and more with places and ages.
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Edward Tiffin
Ohio
Chillicothe
England
Commissioner of Railroads
Lawrence T Neal
Eigal
Polpman
Wiliam T Capers
Episcopal
West Texas
Greenville
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Taftrahinez
Colorado
Texas
Louis B Hanna
North Dakota
New Brighton
Uncle Ex Pash Campaign Riffs On Diet And Votes
The brief reads like a quirky local column noting ABE MARTIN figure Uncle Ex Pash cuts sugar and white bread and claims he can vote. Democratic ticket mentioned with ten years longer Joe Lark described as coming out bent for light fries and beer.
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Ex Pash
Joe Lark
Sixtieth Cedar Mountain anniversary and coronation recalls
A garbled 1920s wire reports diverse items with references to Cedar Mountain battle sixtieth anniversary, Queen Alexandra coronation anniversary, Iowa convention in Waterloo, World War veterans filing claims, American Bar Association meeting in San Francisco with noted speakers, and various association meetings in Vancouver, San Francisco, Tacoma, Blacksburg.
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Cedar Mountain
Cheyenne
Wio
Alexandra
Iowa
Waterloo
Vancouver
Canadian Fire Marshals Association
San Francisco
Komical Telegrams with Jim Armitage in Local Notes
A fragmented column of local jokes and political chatter from Komical Telegrams by Jim Armitage mentions a blacksmith shop on Chapple Street, a sheriff, and a “For sale” sign. The piece riffs on voting, names, and amusing observations about local figures and events.
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Jim Armitage
Chapple Street
Elyria News Briefs Include Falls and Train Heist
Twenty years ago an Elyria woman riding an electric bike fell at midnight after lights failed and slid into a fountain. Dan Eason, on crutches, was kicked by a horse nearby. A Lake Shore train stopped in the city with 30 million dollars in gold guarding. Frank Braman returned from operation at Lake side hospital. Blind Boone and his concert company performed at the ME church. W H Park escorted fifty locals to Washington for the National GAR encampment.
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Elyria
Deputy Sheriff Shot By Forger In Lima Incident
Deputy Sheriff Edward E Terry was shot multiple times while escorting forger Clarence E Bowers to the county jail. Bowers, bound for the grand jury on forged checks, was recaptured after the shooting. Terry’s condition was stated as grievously injured but alive, with authorities pursuing updates on his fate.
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Lima
Sherr
Edward E Terry
van Wert
Clarence E Bowers
Bowers
Leo
Terry
Mary Bauer 74 Died at Home After Illness
Mrs. Mary Bauer 74 of 17 Bath Street died last evening from the infirmities of old age. Survived by children Martin Elizabeth Henry Matthew Bauer Mrs Mary Russell Meta Catherine Pitts fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Lived in Elyria 48 years moving from Ridgeville. Funeral at St Marys Church Friday at nine burial in Ridgeville.
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Mary Bauer
Bath Street
Shere
Martin
Elizabeth
Henry
Matthew Bauer
Buffalo
NY i Mra
Mary Russell
Rochester
N.Y
Meta Catherine Pitts
Ridgeville
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
Young alderman settles Chicago railway strike
Ulysses S. Schwartz, a young Chicago alderman, earns credit for ending a severe street car strike. He united the opposing sides through diplomatic steps after a deadlock threatened serious disruption to city transit.
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Chicago
Ulysses S. Schwartz
Schwartz
Army pilot plans one stop flight across the country
Army pilot James H. Doolittle details a plan for a cross country flight from Jacksonville Florida to San Diego California with a fuel stop at Kelly Field. Officials expect the trip to take less than twenty four hours. The report also notes Kansas women entering public office and ancient Egyptian cosmetics.
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James H. Doolittle
Daatut
James
Lse
Ty Field
Alfordis
Jacksons Lie
Fla
San Diego
Cal
Kelly Field
New Conflict Looms in Near East as Greece Presses Allies
International observers warn Constantine of Greece seeks to push allies into decisive action over Asia Minor territorial disputes after World War I upheaval. The note signals growing pressure on the allies to resolve the Turkish empire disruption and related boundaries.
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Constantine
Greece
Asia Minor
Ohio electric plants consume over four thousand tons coal daily
Cleveland August 9 figures from the US Geological Survey show Ohio light and power plants used 1 239 878 tons of coal in the first five months of 1922 and 2 159 852 tons in 1921, about 10 percent of US coal used for electricity. Ohio ranks fourth in coal consumed by electric utilities.
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Cleveland
Electric Light and Power Companies
Ohio
Forma Oat
US. Geological Survey
United States
Ohin
Electric Light and
Geological Survey
Oho
Ohio Committee On
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Michigan
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Marietta College
Brooklyn
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Stagho
Rob
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Jim
Perry
Dan Eason
Lake Shore
WE Totten
Ely
Frank Braman
R E Braman
Lakeside Hospital
Blind Boone
W. H Park
Washington
GAR
Forger
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Harry H. Smith Co
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