Webber wins nomination for county prosecutor in Lorain primary
Lorain area primary results show Webber narrowly leading Renee Webber for county prosecutor after decisive Lorain city support and strong rural backing. Other winners include C. G. Williams for state representative and A. Hale securing a third county commissioner spot amid unexpected shifts. Strong showings by Stetson and other candidates noted as returns inland delayed final tallies.
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Ste
Ehner F. Cotton
Elyria Township
C. R. Summers
Oberlin
Uacle Spicer
Ridgeville
Cotton
CG. M. Williams
Samuel A. Beal
Flyvia
William Dham
Lorain
Missioners
W. B. Idirlimond
Sam Haigh
County
Elyria
Lorain Davis
Beal Webs
County Commissii Hale
Richmond Eae Ee Er
Daigh Qi
Rankity Aee Oy Boag
Hawley Tau
Een
Wright Ludwig
Beebe
Webber Er A Re
Stetson
Trish Eee
Brodrick Beene
Ne Dede
Harding Works On Porch Speeches In Marion
Senator Harding spent August 11 preparing front porch talks for Friday’s meeting of the Ohio Republican editorial association in Marion. Advisors expect talks may cover the League of Nations and a reply to Governor Cox. Will Hays said the national committee has not planned visiting delegations as in 1896 McKinley front porch campaign.
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Marion
Harding
Tha | Oate Republican Editorial Association
League of Nations
Cox
Will H. Hays
Hays
National Committee
Death claims Ernest Flogdell in city after illness
Ernest Flogdell, 45, of 202 West street dies early this morning after months of illness described as stone-cutters' consumption. He came from England thirteen years ago and is survived by his wife and daughter Eva. Funeral arrangements pending. remains at Friday parlors. A list of relatives and acquaintances appears, including Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Nanke, George TLupica, Irving Thomas, and others.
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Ernest Flogdell
West ‘Street
England
Eva
Burke Seeks Senate Seat After Primary Victory
J. F. Burke thanks friends and Republican voters for support in the primary and pledges to work diligently to merit the confidence shown, stating he will strive to be worthy of the election if chosen for the State Senate.
School Levy Proposals Pass In Elyria Vote
Voters yesterday approved two school measures in Elyria. One seeks a new three mill levy for five years to fund school maintenance on all district property. The second would remove limits on interest and sinking fund levies for bonds issued before January 20, 1920. Counts indicate both measures likely carried by a comfortable majority, easing future funding.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Horace Gaston Dies After Illness at 70
Horace Gaston, 70, died at his home on Blaine Street after about two months of illness. A resident of the city for years, he came here from Oberst. Survived by daughters Viva and Alize at the home and Mrs J L Peters of Harvard Avenue. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday from 209 Blaine Street.
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Horace Gaston
Blaine Street
Oberst
Viva
Alize
J.L. Peters
Harvard Avenue
Alfred Martin Dies at Home in Lakewood Local notice
Alfred Martin, 75, former resident of Ridgeville and Eaton townships, died at his home on Ethel Avenue, Lakewood, after a period of illness. He is survived by his wife, daughter Caroline at home, and sons Vernon and Charles of Elyria. Funeral services will be at his late home Friday at 1 30 pm with burial at 3 30 pm at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Alfred Martin
Ridgeville
Eaton Townships
Ethel Avenue
Lakewood
Anneas
Caroline
Vernon
Charles
Elyria
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Takes Charge Of New York Bank
Boston August 11 Bank Commissioner Allen today took charge of the Hanover Trust Company. The bank, tied to financier Charles Panzi, had been shown to be overdrawn. Allen said agents had been examining the bank since last Saturday and found it operating in an unsafe manner. Doors closed at 1 45 p m.
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Boston
Allen
Hanover Trust Company
Charles Panzi
Marshall Leads For Chief Justice
Columbus, Aug. 11. Late returns indicate C. T. Marshall of Zanesville may have won the Republican nomination for chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court over Frank W. Geiger of Springfield. The race was close and full returns may be needed to determine the nominee. Judges Thomas A. Jones and Edward S. Mathias were unopposed for the Republican nomination for judge of the supreme court long term.
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Columbus
C. T. Marshall
Zanesville
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
Secretary of State
Thomas A. Jones
Edward
Mathias
Supreme Court
Joseph T. Tracy
Portsmouth
Tracy
E. M. Fullington
Stephen A. Sulliwell
Joseph McGhee
Jackson
David C. Parker
John G. Price
Rudolph W. Archer
Charles B. Orwig
Mansfield
C T Marans
Elyria Lorain Lead in County Primary Returns
Early results from Elyria and Lorain show Governor race totals and 58 of 73 precincts reporting across the county. Ballots counted across municipalities indicate trending support for leading candidates with statewide implications.
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Elyria
Lorain
Food shortage shadows Soviet Russia in winter
AP reports grim Russian food crisis as winter nears. From Vladivostok to Moscow and Petrograd, 4000 miles of disputed frontier, famine fear grows while Soviet authorities push strict control and depots demand life essentials. Correspondent notes depor tations and uncensored dispatches as conditions worsen.
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Associated Press
Viborg
Finland
Russian Fronier
Poland
Soviet
Russia
Far
Siberia
Vladivostok
Moscow
Petrograd
Mostow
America Wakes Position Plain on Poland
Washington Aug 11 The United States backs Poland’s political independence and territorial integrity and opposes dismembering Russia. Secretary Colby’s note to Italy outlines a policy to use all means to ensure Poland remains autonomous. The note also distinguishes safeguarding Russian people from supporting the Soviet regime and seeks allied declarations of respect for territory.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Russia
Colby
Ohio nominating races shift with unclear outcomes
In Columbus on August 11, Ohio primary results show mixed outcomes for two coalitions. Former U S Senator Theodore E. Burton leads Emerson for the 22nd district while Robert Crosser edges Gabka in the same district. Nomination prospects remain doubtful across several congressional districts with renominations noted in key races and multiple candidates listed for each seat.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gabka
Nicholas Longworth
John FE Allen
A. EL BR. Stephens Jr
Thomas H. Morris
GG. Kitzgerald
W. G. Plelerel
Dohwts
Cuble
Welty
Thompson
Tri Doubt
Ysrael Foster
Ben F. Reynolda
Edwin D. Ricketts
John ©. Speaks
Arthur P. Lamneck
James T. Begs
Alfred Waggoner
G. L. Knight
L. Davey
O. Ellis Moore
John
Talbot
W. M. Morgan
W. Aashbrook
Frank Murphy
John Cooper
James Kennedy
G. Norton
Charles A. Mooney
Harvey
Galin
Robert Crosser
Theodore E. Burton
M. B. Excell
Cleveland Ex-Mayor Leads in Ohio Primary Returns
Columbus dispatch reports Governor nominee race tightens as former Cleveland mayor Harry L. Davis holds a slim lead over Ralph D. Cole with rural precincts still to report. Frank B. Willis strengthens his Senate bid, leading Walter Brown by about 35,900 as two thirds of statewide precincts reveal results.
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Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Cole
Davis
Frank B. Willis
U.S
Willis
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Brown
Wanamaker
Walcutt
Walser
Aus
Stormer
Alph D. Cole Lus Findlay
Rosene C. McCulloch
Canton
Frank Rlow
Delaware
Walter P. Brown
U. S
R. M. Wanamaker
Akron
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
A. F. O'Neil
AL V. Donahey
McCulloch
Wood
Julian
League of Nations
Prohibition
Chicago
Harding
Clarence J. Brown
Carl R. Kimball
Jean B. Hurst
Howell Wright
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Rettros
Wright
Bloom
Ponzi Admits Identity. Attorney Conference Nears
Boston August 11 an associate of Charles Ponzi at Ponzi's Lexington home telephoned The Associated Press to say Ponzi admitted he is the Montreal Ponzi. He said the financier is in conference with his lawyer and would issue a statement later. New York August 11 Jack Dempsey signed to meet KK O Phil Brennan before January 1 1921. Details such as date place and rounds were not specified.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Lexington
Associated Press
Ponzi
Montreal
New York
Jack Demney
KK. O
Phil Brennan
Chicago
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Walter Udwle
Frank A. Stetson
Renee Webber
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Herald
Bsarty R. Ondy
Als
Congress
C. R. Knight
Feld
Lorain County
Knight
Carhie City
Cod Summit County
Andrewa
Pristine Montgomery
F. L. Nanke
Huron Street
George Tlupica
Wellington
Irving Thomas
Litchfield
Gates Francis Campbell
Erie Avenue
Loraly
Isaac Scott
Vine Street
J. H. Conger
405
Middle Avenue
Friends
J. F. Burke
State Senate
NEW York Bank
Marshall
Sunset Auoala
America
Italy
Anight and
Davey
Burton
Register
McCulloch and Wanamaker
Harvey C. Smith
O'Neil
B. C. Smith
William D. Fulton
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Harry A. Bell
William H. Hoover
Guy R. Wimegarner
Daniel E. Butler
Patter
John E. Harper
Alfred B. Peckinpaugh
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