Harding supporters gather editors for campaign briefing in Ohio
On August 13 Republican editors from Ohio joined Senator Harding in Mar to discuss campaign strategy and publicity. The event featured a speech and a round table at the downtown hall with attendees including editors, their families, and staff from several states. The luncheon proceeded under the auspices of the Only Republican Editorial Association, of which Harding is a member.
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Harding Zearhout
Ohio
Mar
Catate
Ralsores
Harding Lawn
Harding
Hio
Cox Works on Speeches for Campaign
Governor Cox returned to fay from Camp Perry Ohio and planned a day on the campaign speeches for Wheeling West Virginia tomorrow at the democratic state convention an afternoon address and a public address in the evening on National policies The Camp Perry address yesterday was non political and urged world peace by arbitration without resort to war if possible with honor
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Columbus
Auf
Cox
Fay
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hospital Notes Admitions and Births Mentioned
Notes list new admissions and births including names John Anderson Archie Fuller and Ralph Sobes with addresses in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Mentions Mrs Fred Novack and Mrs Sobes with street locations.
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Worthington
John Anderson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Archie Fulker
Quincy Street
Ralph Sobes
Fred Novack
Oxford Street
Archie Fuller
Ey Street
Ohio primary returns narrow key state races
Ohio returns show Wright ahead by 4075 votes over Bloom for the Democratic lieutenant governor nomination. With most of the state counted, major races for governor U S Senate and other offices swung to candidates like Davis over Cole, Wilts over Brown, and Julian leading O Neil for senator.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank W. Gelger
Springfield
C. T. Marshall
Zanesville
Supreme Court
Gelger
Geiger
Marshall
Julian
Wooa Julian
Ciminnsti
A. F. O'Neil
Akron
Neil
Joseph T. Tracy
Portsmouth
E M. Fallington
Tracy
Fulington
Hoowe’l’ Wright
Cleveland
Earl D Bloom
Bowling Green
Cas
Eleeton
Harry L. Davis
A Y. Donahey
U.S
Frank G. Wiltsry
Clarence SJ Brown
Howell Wright
Harvay C. Smith
Wiliam
Fulton
Daniel 'S. Butler
Rudolph Wlatcher
Charles B. Crwig
John G. Price
Joseph McGhes
Hugh J. Nichols
Sage and Sulphur Hair Restorer and Election Notes
A vintage ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken hair naturally and evenly with a comb stroke, promising a glossy look by morning. The text shifts to a political list of Democratic and Republican candidate nominations for Ohio statewide offices and Supreme Court judges.
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Wyeth
Wreth
Local Board Ends Count of Vote
Local board closes tally after disputed counts with notes on coroner and election observers. No final determination announced. records show figures and names referenced in ongoing review. Witnesses and party lines mentioned as counts near completion.
Democratic Ticket Nomination Confirmed With Broad Support
The selection process yielded a largely uncontested Democratic ticket with wide backing. Names listed include Probate Judge T. Conway, County Clerk Thos Washington, Sheriff Fred Underhuy, and Commissioners J Fowl, W J Ryan, Edwin Trakler, along with Treasurer Alde Kendeigh, Recorder Charley Devereaux, Surveyor W F Schickler, Prosecuting Attorney O L Hendrix, and Coroner R D Gunn.
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Hla
Longbos
T. A
Conway
Thos
J. Washington
Sherrif
Fred J. Underhuy
J. Fowl
W J. Ryan
Edwin Trakler
Late Market Reports In New York Stock Final
Market activity in New York closes with late reports showing continued volatility and last prices. Traders react to earnings and macro data as the stock market ends its session with a broad mix of gains and declines.
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New York
Friday the 13th The Chronicle Telegram warns readers
Friday the 13th brings superstition as readers are urged to watch their step today. The Chronicle Telegram notes the date and its unlucky associations in a cautionary line from the paper.
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New York
Southern Rail
Asei
Studebaker Corporation Sv
Vexas Og
United States
Mibber
Westinghouse
Willy a-Overland
Brother
Chronicle-Telegram
Montana Goes Aground and Crew Abandons Ship Near Louisburg
Halifax Aug 13 The American steamer Montana grounded five miles east of Louisburg early today and her crew abandoned ship. Wireless messages to the Marine and Fisheries department report the crew landed safely.
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Halifax
Montana
Louisburg
Marine and Fisheries Department
Sound Sleep Again For This Farmer
An old time patent medicine advertisement claims Nerv-Worth will calm nerves and aid digestion, promising sound rest. It touts a money back guarantee and wholesale druggist availability, urging readers in Partington Ohio to buy two bottles for relief from nervous fatigue.
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CW Phillips
Ad & Druggists
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Dan B. Cul
Kent W. Hughes
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Charles B. Orwig
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Hugh L. Nichols
Thomas A. Jones
Edward § Mathias
Call Hughes
Avery
Frank
Stetson
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Wan Bae Nee Oa
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American Sumatra Tobacco
F & Tay
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
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Chesapeahe
Partington
Willys Overland Orchestra
Gypisy Queen
Dolores
Ouartet
Bangor
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Jocelyn
Bagley Eisman Walteofel Caryll Logan
Verdi Lake
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Roses Godard Brahms Gilder
Allen Franke
Polyn Mendlesohn
Hail
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