Republicans Cast Heavy Vote Here In Local Primary
Voters party lines high as Republicans backed candidates for mayor and council across wards. The tally shows Jas A. Tent leading Republicans with 2956 votes and Beck 1281, Mailer , with George Riehwine 2405 and others. Democrat results also listed with Firns Freese and Gamile among top names. Ballots include numerous precinct tallies and ward totals, with continuation noted on Page 2.
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Eiecon
Beck
J. Mailer
George Riehwine
Resnolds
A. C. Schilleman
John M. Marshal
Ralph T Reinhard
Mi Redington
Dave Tisman
Mheney
A A. West
John K Nave
Counehlmen
Jarge
Anna Kennedy
J. CL Stolvenburg
Alarvon Ib. Jones
Council
Fitet
FE. Gilmore
Ida Wingard William Frederick Gollinar
George Stevens
George Stark
Tlares Hinkson
W H. Vanacer
Theodore Freese
William Gamile
Fred M Waner
de CF
Eva Reefy
Claude Bivins
Don Granger
Karl Rudolph
Cornel
George Weiber
Serand
Ron AL Mowlten
Ewe Brown
William Hall
Complete Returns Nextar Edition Reports Fast Primary Results
The Chronicle Telegramvita edition printed complete primary returns soon after polls closed. Precincts across the city posted figures quickly and the staff tabulated and published results before bed. High demand showed in heavy Chronicle Telegram sales citywide.
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Ivrang
Chronicle-Telegramevita
Chronicle-Telegram
Wingard Wins Second Ward Council Nomination
In the City Republican primary Ida Wingard, the present incumbent, defeated W F P Gollmar by 3 votes. Wingard received 78 votes while Gollmar gathered 74 votes.
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Mag
Wingard
Second Ward
Ida Wingard
W. F P. Gollmar
Gollmar
Lorain Mayoral Primary Yields Tight Race and Nominations
In Lorain the mayoral Democratic primary saw La Gro defeated Grall with about 900 to 789 votes. LaGro will face Republican J. C. Standen in November while other city posts saw Clarian, Kurtz, Baird, Tolleck and Raosore winning respective party nominations as about 5,140 votes were cast.
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Lorain
LaGrou
William F. Grail
JiaGiron
Grall
LaGroh
J. C. Standen
Efty
Walter
Elty
Elty, Eolicitor
Wesley L. Geils
Ety
Conncil
Fof Ochlke
Asm. Tolleck
Flolen Keating
Miss Keating
Charles Rasore
Normin J. Donohue
Wage Earners Credit for U W Prosperity in 1926
Washington reports 1926 U S prosperity linked to factory workers behind the wheels of mills and factories. Commerce department findings credit higher output per wage earner to improved efficiency, better management, scientific methods, waste reduction, and greater use of machinery aided by education and research.
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Washington
U. S
Commerce Department
Tno
Commerce
Northern Troops Close On Shanghai In War Update
An official report states northern troops rapidly approach Shanghai as Chiang Kai Shek the moderate Nationalist leader is reported wounded in the conflict.
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Chiang
Columbus mother delivers triplets in Chicago
Mrs. Arthur Fagerr of Columbus Ohio gave birth to triplets all girls in Chicago on August 10. The mother and daughters are doing well.
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Chicago
Arthur Fagerr
Columbus, O
Quiet Ohio Cities Show Varied Primary Contests
Ohio primary results report mixed turnout with notable races. C Curtis former mayor won the Republican nomination for mayor in Jannton, while Mayor Swarts topped Parker for the Democratic nod. In Lorain Grall lost renomination to Lagron, and Steubenville saw Sander secure a close GOP nomination. Alliance and Dover also produced multiple party nominees.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jannton
C. ©. Curtis
Stanford M Swarts
Joseph P Parker
Curts
Vinton JL. Stragshere
Carl Hart
Ira HK. Stevens
Major
Alliance
Hart
Stevens
Ralph Tanner
Maxvor W. F. Uurst
New Philadelphia
Ed. Browne
WY. BE. Johnston
Dover
P. J. Groh
A. P. Trumhey
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Irving Terrell
Stomer M. Johns
Massillon
Mansfield
I. Marl Ports
Henry G. Brunner
Ashland
Louise O. Devoe
County Election Board
Ercher
J. Kl. Doyar
Charles Ligntel
Hugh M. Hay
Coshocton
Oliver D. Jackson
Garfield Heights
John G. Tege
Newhare Hights
Sheriff to Confer With Governor on Athens Strike
Athens Ohio August 10 Sheriff Williams left for Columbus to discuss all phases of the mine strike in Athens County with Governor Donahey. He plans to report firsthand details of Friday's episode where miners defied authority and refused arrest, and notes he refrained to avoid tying the incident to the strike. The Hocking valley strike area remained quiet Wednesday.
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Athens
Williams
Columbus
Donahey
Athens County
William
Eee
Plane Crash Kills Two on Point Loma Flight
A Tremaine monoplane from the North Island naval air base crashed on Point Loma near San Diego, killing Lieuts. George Covell and A. W. Waaggener as the craft struck an embankment after takeoff at 7:18 a.m. A third body, likely Lieut. James Dyer, was recovered after flames were extinguished.
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San Diego
Calif
San Francisco-Honolulu
George Covell
A. W. Waaggener
Point Loma
North Island Naval Air Base
James Dyer
Lorain man fined after liquor found on premises
Frank O Keefe of Lorain was arrested July 31 by O B Rankin after liquor was found on his Broadway premises. He was found guilty in Judge A J Webber’s court of possession and fined 1000. An appeal on error followed and bond was posted. He was later arrested again for a second offense possession and released on bond.
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Frank O'Keefe
Lorain
O. B. Rankin
Broadway
Builty
A. JR. Webber
Rankin
Caretaker of Cemetery Fined in Liquor Case
George Nlerman, caretaker of St. Marys cemetery, arrested Monday night by O E Rankin, pleaded guilty in Judge A R Webber's court to possession of liquor. He was fined 500 dollars and costs, and jailed until the fine and costs are paid and the liquor is destroyed. Rankin found beer and hard liquor at the house Monday.
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George Nlerman
St. Mary's Cemetery
O. E. Rankin
A. R. Webber
Rankin
Rising fined for possessing gambling device in police court
Charles Rising faced a £50 fine and costs after pleading guilty to possessing a gambling device. He admitted the baseball pool tickets, valued over $1,000, belonged to him. He was arrested during a Broad Street raid by FE Rankin deputies and police.
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Charles Rising
Rising
Broad Street
Rankin
Curtiss cv
Thousand Coal Miners To Return To Work In Indiana
Terre Haute, Aug 10 One thousand miners plan to resume work as soon as the agreements reached between two district coal companies and union officials are ratified. The firms run five mines in total and one company’s deal is notable because its manager A M Ogle sits on the Indiana Coal Operators association scale committee which recently declined to join Governor Donahey’s peace plan.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Uolon
A. M. Ogle
Ecale
Indiana Coal Operators Association
Donahey
Aerial Navigation plans giant dirigible plant at Youngstown
Captain Thomas Farrell announces site selection for a $5,000,000 US Aerial Navigation plant to build 12 airplane types and 17 lines to cities in the United States, Canada, and Havana Cuba. The first ship City of Youngstown will circle the globe with completion targeted for next January and a New York to Chicago Cuba air service to begin in spring. A 720 foot tower with auditorium and hangars will be erected. notable associates include Charles Leads, Senator A B Lewis, K K Erickson, Val Fink, Richard Enright, Senator Dunn, O'Brien, Dr Alfred Fox, Charles Sergeant, Henry Mullarkey, William Anderson, and George Kirby.
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Youngstown
Thomas Farrell
United States Aerial Navigation Company
Canada
Havanna
Cuba
Farrell
Globe
New York
Chicago
Charles Leads
A. B. Lewis
EK. Erickson
Val Fink
Richard EB. Enright
Dunncan O'Brien
Alfred Fox
Charles Sergeant
Henry Mullarkey
William Anderson
Washington
George Kirby
U. S
Aerial: Navigation Company
Williamantic
Com
Civilian appointee eyed to succeed Leonard Wood in Philippines
Washington Aug 10 President Coolidge may select a civilian with military knowledge to become governor general of the Philippines after Leonard Wood. Candidates include Trenry L. Stinson famed for Nicaragua peace, former Senator James W. Wadsworth, and Brigadier General Frank R. McCoy. Carm Thompson is considered unlikely.
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Washington
Coolidge
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Trenry L. Stinson
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Frank R. McCoy
Wood
McCoy
Nicaragua
Stimson
Carm Thompson
Ohio
Gallipolis Book Store Destroyed by Fire
The J. B. Cariaton book store in Gallipolis Ohio was destroyed by fire early today in the business district. Estimated loss runs to about $50,000 as firefighters prevented spread to adjacent buildings. origin of the blaze is undetermined.
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Gallipolis
J. B. Cariaton Book
Manranre
Monument to four Presidents Begins on Rushmore
President Coolidge arrives with the White House retinue to witness Gutzon Borglum start carving four heads on Rushmore mountain. The site has no railroad within 22 miles and rough roads 11 miles away, with a creek-bed trail used by the party to reach the ceremony.
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Keystone
Fifth Avenue
Black Hills
President Coolidge
White House
Gutzon Borglum
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Rushmore Mountain
Borgium
Rushmore
United States
Labor Leaders Head to Boston to Protest Sacco and Vanzetti
Thirty labor leaders and representatives from the workers party and the young Workers league departed New York by train for Boston to protest the scheduled execution of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The Sacco-Vanzetti emergency committee said a large liberal group would gather outside Charlestown prison in silent protest.
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New York
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Workers Party
Young Workers League
Sacco-Vanzetti
Charlestown
Two Sympathizers of Condemned Mek Jailed in Cleveland
First arrests in Cleveland of alleged Sacco and Vanzetti sympathizers were made early today. Two men, Lewis Divito and Jerry Cureno, aged 24 and 31, were charged with violating the city posting ordinance for placing leaflets calling for a Wednesday strike to protest the executions.
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Cleveland
Sacco
Vanazoetti
Ren. Lewis Divito
Jerry Cureno
Polica
Sarco
Vanzetti
Clothing Workers Strike in Protest at Cincinnati
Four thousand Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America walked off the job for 1 to 2 hours in Cincinnati to protest the execution of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. They urged President Coolidge to consider Wilson’s intervention in the money bombing case.
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Cincinnati
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Fof America
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Clementy
Coolidge
Wilson
Sympathy Strikers Return to Work in Colorado
In Wallenburg Colorado on August 11 sympathy strikers from the I W W resume work. An I W W committee says the Sacco and Vanzetti protest effort has fulfilled its purpose in southern Colorado. The southern Colorado miners have staged a larger protest than any other region in the U S labor movement.
Protest Strike in Buenos Aires Paralyzes City
Bombs explode near the Palace of Justice and at Velox Sersfiela station with no injuries reported. A bomb is found under a bridge near the Greater Southern Railway. Municipal workers join a 24 hour general strike in solidarity with Sacco and Vanzetti as city demonstrations are planned.
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Buenos Aires
Palace of Justice
Sa.m
Sacer Vanzetti
Moves by Officials Offer Hope for Sacco and Vanzetti
In Boston on August 10 Massachusetts officials took two swift steps toward possibly saving Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Judge Sanderson would rule tomorrow on a writ of error while Governor Fuller ordered executive council members to meet to consider a reprieve.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Sanderson
Sacco and Vanzetti Await Execution at Charlestown Prison
Aug. 10 Boston reports hundreds gathered outside the Charlestown State Prison on Rutherford Avenue as guards enforce a two block perimeter. Inside, execution preparations proceed with Robert Elliott arriving as the chair and electrical system are tested. Vanzetti reads, Sacco paces, and a barber is due to shave their heads for electrode contact.
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Charlestown State Prison
Boston
Sacco
Vanzetti
Rutherford Avenue
Sarco
Robert Elliott
Bouss Sells
Lacey
Vanzelt
Senate to Probe Sacco Vanzetti Case If Stay Granted
A group of Italian Americans urged Gov. Fuller to seek a January 1 resite so the Senate can probe possible collusion between the justice department and the Sacco Vanzetti prosecution if a sentence stay is granted. The plea centers on department files and a Senate inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Sacco- Vanzetti
Gov. Fuller
Massachusetts
Department
Mass Meeting in Public Square in Cleveland Protests Executions
A mass meeting in Public Square Cleveland organized to protest the executions of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The rally, led by the International Labor Defense and allied groups, prompted a one day 2008 worker strike by Amalgamated Clothing Workers.
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Public Square
Cleveland
Nicola Sacca
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
International Labor Defense
Neague
Allied Workers
Carl Hacker
Defenes
Irague
Mig Chau
Prbtie Sanne
Federal Building
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