Underhill Leads Sheriff Nomination in Lorain County Race
In Lorain county the Republican sheriff race shows B Leon Underhill leading Jawence Adams by 53 votes with 1522 to 1459 from 183 precincts. Adams close behind. Other results include Governor Day high, and Burke and Brown carrying key statewide offices with large margins. Ed Mathews leads the Democrat ticket for sheriff while Florence Allen wins U S Senate race in Lorain.
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Missig
Amherst
B. Leon Underhill
Jeading Jawence Adams
Underill
Adams
Heimann
Jones
Lawrence
Leonard
Underhill
Rogers
Englehardt
Harry
Day
Brown
Cooper
Beam
Snow
Webster
Buchanan
Direks
Gibson
Shanley
Leiber
Smith
Ed Mathews
Chris Lewis
Lorain
Florence Allen
Lorain County
Pomerene
U. 8
Lorain City Vote Tabulation for Governor and Lt Governor
The Lorain vote tally shows Republican candidates with varied totals including Joseph B. Sleber 535 and Thad Brown 405. Charles J. Dircks and Evalyn Frances Snow each receive 49 votes while J. F. Burke leads Lieutenant Governor with 618 votes and Grant Beam trails. Page 2 continues the results.
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Lorain
Grant Beam
Thad Brown
Ross P. Buchanan
My Y. Cooper
Harry S. Day
Charles J. Dircks
Harry Mbson
Harry A. Shanney
Joseph B. Sleber
Harry C. Smith
Evalyn Frances Snow
William Grant Webster
Charles A. Bracher
J. F. Burke
L. FL. Gain
Elyria Illows
Evalyn Frances Sopan
Willight Grant Webster
Tess Buchanan Myers Y. Cooney
Harry
Charles YC. Gibson
Joseph Lesher Simith
Harry C.ant Beam
J. F. Burke Egan Watkins
L. PF. Cain
Roland G. Davis
Henry I. Emerson
W. W Farnsworth
Asher A. Galbreath
James O. Mills
Thomas McKim
C. Edward Tippett
Chas, Bracheron
Rich Tenement Owner Is Slain In New York
Jobin Imbergano a 42 year old wealthy tenement owner was shot to death at the door of his apartment house in New York. His wife Conechetta Imbergano was wounded as she tried to aid him. The gunman fled and no motive is known.
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New York
Jobin Imbergano
Conechetta
Dry chief Andrews may delay retirement amid political pressure
Washington August 11 national prohibition prelates await Gen Lincoln C Andrews dry chief as he returns from Europe with a new anti smuggling agreement with Britain He has not yet accepted his resignation submitted before leaving for England Treasury officials expect no action until Mellon returns from Europe Friends say strong political pressure aims to keep him at the prohibition helm at least until after the fall elections Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Ital
Genral
Lincoln C. Andrews
Andrews
Prohibition Service
Treasury
Mellon
England
Europe
Cooper Leads Brown in Republican Governor Race
Unofficial tabulation from 6854 of 8649 precincts shows Cooper ahead by 15,000 votes. Cooper 132,604 to Thad Brown 116,780 in the gubernatorial race from Columbus Ohio precinct returns.
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Columbus, CO
Cooper
Thad Brown
Brown
Cooper Wins Cuyahoga County by Big Margin
In unofficial county returns Cooper leads Thad Brown by more than 5 000 votes. Cooper 19 529 to Brown 14 198 in Cuyahoga County Ohio as reported in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Myers Cooper
Cuyahoga County
Thad Brown
Cooper
Brown
Judge Washburn Gains Ground In Supreme Court Race
A late dispatch reports Judge G. Washburn passing Jones to move into third place and closing on Geiger for second. Vote totals show Mathias 95,512. Geiger 1,640. Washburn 74,782. Jones 74,682.
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G. Washburn
Jones
Supreme Court
Geiger
Es Mathias
Washburn
Vote Cast in City of Elyria Precinct Totals and Officials
Tabulation from 33 Elyria precincts shows votes for governor lieutenant governor and other statewide officers. Major contenders include Willis 130 for US senator and Marshall 1506 for chief justice, with numerous local candidates receiving scattered totals.
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J. F. Burke
Bracher
Watkins
Cain
Davis
Emerson
Farnsworth
Galbreath
Mills
McKim
Tippett
Clarence J. Brown
Cross
Hummell
Forney
Godfrey
Hoover
Kellison
Smith
Buckley
Nelson
Turner
Boyd
Griswold
Grills
United States
Fiorini
Hildebrant
Latham
Price
Willis
Alcorn
Watson
Supreme Court
Washburn
Geiger
Mathias
Jones
Marshall
City OF
Elyria
Black Leading in Alabama Senate Race as Returns Trickled In
Hugo L. Black, Birmingham attorney, held a commanding lead over Oscar Underwood in the Alabama Democratic primary. For governor, Bibb Graves and Charles McDowell were neck and neck, with McDowell closing a Graves lead. J T. R. Musgrove trailed in the Senate race as Klan endorsements favored Black and Graves drew Klan votes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hugo L. Black
Oscar Underwood
United States Senate
Alabama
Bibb Graves
Montgomery
Charles McDowell
McDowell
Graves
JT. BR. Musgrove
Ku Klux Klan
Graves Klan
Kohler Leads Republican Sheriff Nomination Race in Cleveland
In Cleveland Aug 11 Sheriff Fred Kohler leads the Republican sheriff nomination race after unofficial returns show him about 3000 votes ahead of rival Fred H. Eggers. Hanratty won the Democratic nomination and will oppose Kohler in the general contest.
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Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Sherif
Kohler
Fred H. Eggers
Edward J. Hanratty
Brown Dominates Marion County in Gubernatorial Race
In Marion County and city precincts, Democrat Governor A. W. Donahey led with 1197 votes to Beatty 75 and others, while Republican Thad Brown led the gubernatorial race with 431 to Day 405 and Cooper 388. Mills led Republicans for Lieutenant Governor with 674, while Bloom topped Democrats.
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Donahey
Beatty
Kauffman
Sandies
Brown
Day
Cooper
Siher
Mills
Res
Madden
Cross
Hummel
Young
Palling
Newman
Krause
Son
Pattison
David
Atlee Tomerenne
Florence Alien
Bronn
Two Fail in Channel Swim at Calais
In Calais on August 1, champions Madame Jane Lion and Om Perrault failed in their attempts to cross the English Channel. High wind and rain hampered the effort as they abandoned the swim around 8 o clock, ending another setback for top swimmers from France and Canada.
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Calais
France
Madame Jane Lion
Om + Perrault
Cooper and Brown Run Close in Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Ohio primary returns show Cooper of Cincinnati and Thad Brown of Columbus neck and neck for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as Allen pressures Pomerene for the U S Senate. Early leads shifted as unofficial tallies moved toward a tight finish with counties still pending.
Ohio primary yields wet and dry battles as Pomerene tops Allen
Columbus reports show Ohio Republicans naming Myers Wooer for governor and Frank Willis for U S senator. Wet candidate Atlee Pomerene defeats Florence Allen for the Democratic Senate nomination. Governor Danahey wins the Democratic governor nomination amid tight contest with A P Sandles and Cooper leads Brown for secretary of state. Counts from Hamilton and other counties drive early vote momentum as returns continue.
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Columbus
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Florence Allen
State Supreme Court
United States
Allen
Oho
Myers Wooper
Cincinnati
Frank B. Willis
Atlee Pomerenc
Pomerenc
Covernor Danahey
Secretary of Agriculture
A. P. Sandles
Inquiries Reach Police Over Missing Man Case
Coroner Myles Perry received several inquiries about a man missing from Line CNET ET and found deceased west of town. A caller described a woman missing from Lanraste with front teeth. investigators followed a Breckville lead.
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Myles Perry
Ingle
Perry
Hatoofo Aoman
CNET
Lanraste
Palige
Myer
Breckville
Inquirer
Breeksvilln
McMullen Leads Gubernatorial Race Narrowed Lead
Governor McMullen, running on a bone-dry platform with Klan endorsement, held a decisive early lead over Fred G. Jobne as returns from two counties remained unreported. Charles Bryar, former governor and Democratic candidate, was unopposed for the nomination.
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Omaha
Seb
Adam McMullen
Ku Klux Klan
McMullen
Fred G. Jobne Sunner
Charles Bryar
Fice
Brown declines to concede governor race in Ohio primary
Thad Brown the present secretary of state and GOP gubernatorial hopeful declines to concede to Myers T. Cooper as returns from the August primary tally show Cooper leading at noon. Brown continues to supervise the counting and tabulation of results.
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Columbus
Thad Brown
Myers T. Cooper
Cincinnati
Brown
Bomb blast harms two girls at Eclipse Electrotype building
A blast in Cleveland early today tore a two by two foot hole in a new Eclipse Electrotype and Engraving Co building. Two girls, Evelyn Nobitz aged 4 and Torothy Nobitz aged 15, were injured along with a watchman when flying glass caused minor wounds. Police could not identify the bombers though tensions between union and nonunion laborers in the building are suspected to motivate the act.
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Cleveland. O
Aug
Eclipse Electroatype & Engraving Company
Evelyn Nobitz
Torothy Nobitz
State Assembly Members Renominated in City of Cleveland
Aug 11 report lists Republican incumbents renominated for state senate and house seats in Cuyahoga County. Senators Georges H. Bender J. G. Collister T. J. Marshall Maude Waitt Joseph Ackerman lead GOP ticket. House nominees include Lester Abele Henry Berk Netrie McClapp Harry Davis John Hadden and others. Democratic slate features Thomas Duncan John Fitzmartin Nelson Brewer W A Greauland Fred Emde Andrew Moyer and additional names. Local counts place Cuyahoga slated to elect sixteen representatives and six senators.
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Cleveland
Flgat
Cuyahoga Counntyepublican
Cuyahos Sprnty
Georges H. Bender
Closter
Baleton
J. G. Collister
T. J. Mareshall
Maude
Waitt
Joseph Ackerman
Lester 9. Abele
Henry C. Berk
Netrie Mc Clapp
Harry J. Davis
John A. Hadden
B. E. Krueger
Albert Wo Snow
David S. Twealls
Horace R. Sanborn
M. J. Walther
Joseph G. Ehrlich
Laurenerth Norton
Cla Wood der
John H. Bustard
Cooley
Gilbert
Morgan
Thomas S. Dnnlanp
John A. Fitzmartin
Nelson J. Brewer
W. A. Greauland
Fred C. Emde
Andrew Moyer
Comings Wing in Eoin County State Senate Race
In Aug 11 results from Eoin County the State senator race shows Comings with 4211 votes Florence Be Snider 1045 votes and Butiqn 50 ballots.
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Comings
Eoin County
Menena
Florence
Snider
Butiqn
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L. H. Hawley
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C. FE. Murray
Arthur H. Waters
William G. Mitchell
D. A. Baird
M. E. Perry
Hudson I. Ross
Leon Underhill
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W. R. Comings
Clarence J Brown
Joseph Cross
Edward Hummel
Calvin Godfrey
H. Hoover
Edward Kellisop
Walter Smith
Bert B. Buckley
Rl R. Nelson
Guy ©. Davis
S. B. Forney
Clint Boyd
Hal Griswold
Wailes L. Grills
Edward C. Turner
Co. Hildebrand
Thomas W Latham
Lb! Price
Albert D. Alcorn
Charles Dick
Alfred J. Fiorini
George L. Watson
Carrington T. Marshall
FP. W. Geiger
Edward Matthias
Thomas A. Jones
William EK. Pardee
Arthur W. Sweeny
D.C. Ryholt
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Florence Rohley Snider
Hay Hill
Melvin J. Brown
Frank Aust
Legion A Alata
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Onerife Aau
Marion CO
Judge Allen
U. S
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Misa Allen
Vonterenc
Secretary of States Office
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Thad Tr. Brown
Hamilton County
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