Local political slate listed for Ohio election candidates
Voters in Elyria and surrounding areas see a broad list of candidates for state and county offices. Includes Governor Harry L. Davis and opponents, U S Senators, Supreme Court judges, and county officials with names such as Thad H. Brown, C. Crabbe, and William G. Mitchell among others. Ballot shows contests for governor, attorney general, treasurer, judge positions, and county officials.
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Loutew Young
Alan R. Aranson
Q. C. Standener
William Q. Mitchell Cp
Charlan T. Biggs
D. A. Baird
Howes Durand
George B. Harris
Asher AL Galbrecht
John F. Harrison
Charles H. Lewis
David AL Gigeltt Cece
John BE
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Henry J
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Edward Jo Hammel
Thed H Brown
Joseph T Try
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Edwin Reed
George W. Shanklinne
Jo Atwood
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Frank M Stevens
Wellington T Leonard
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Political ticket names and offices on ballot
A fragmented list of candidates and offices for a 19th or early 20th century election. Names offices include Attorney General Supreme Court Judge Representative to Congress Governor Commissioner and county roles. The text appears to be a ballots or ticket sheet with full names and titles interspersed with partial punctuation and formatting.
News Bullets Report Mixed War, Rail Finance, and Local Discontent
Tension of wartime life and corporate conditions noted as E J Meyer Jr advises on a Baltimore Rail project plans. A missing child case in Frostburg Md progresses to a farmhouse rest. New York talks on a 1 000 000 dollar rail financing aimed at retiring bonds. A dry armada of 290 boats mobilized off New York for rum fleet action. In Arkansas, Tom Terrell leads initial Democratic primary returns. President Coolidge to receive 1926 budget draft totaling about 3.2 billion. Navy eyes Shenandoah dirigible tour. Ohio motorists complain about a gravel Columbus Pike detour causing ditches and towing needs.
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Consignari Service
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Little Rock
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Tom Terrell
Lee Cacks
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Local Political Ballot Totals Listed With Candidates
OCR list shows candidates across many offices including lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general sheriff and county posts. Names appear in fragmented form from M. E. Perry to Periy with many city and county offices referenced.
Donamey Wins in County and Democratic Slates Listed
Official Democratic ticket figures appear for the county with names including James Beatty and Earl Bloom for various state offices. The document lists candidates for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and other posts, along with names for probate court, county treasurer, clerk, surveyor and coroner.
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Earl J. Bloom
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State Briefs Show COOLState Win and Local Developments
In Athens Ohio business men formed a drill group six months ago to bore the first wall and now report six men received a month more than their original stake. Relics of white cup outrages are reported from Belford township. A crippled youth was struck by earthware hurled through a window in a separate incident.
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Local briefs and incidents across Ohio towns
A collage of short items shows Bert Coran kidnapped and whipped, W D Johnson fined for not removing his hat during the band in Bucyrus, Bunten Grover setting a golf record at Ohio University, wide coal district car transfers, Maumee and Maumee river dam plans, and a pursuit involving Williams Conrad Atam Kaple and others on liquor defense in Sandusky.
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Arthur T. Schuler
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Martens Ferry Husband Returns Late From Party
A Martens Ferry man arrives home after a party with a bruised forehead after colliding with a post. His wife, troubled by rumors of drinking, questions his late return and his honesty.
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Foreign News Nuggets from Around the World
A roundup of global incidents dated Aug. 13 with deaths in Morocco and Spain, Russian raids into Romania, American destroyers near Reykjavik preparing for a Greenland hop, and ships in various theaters including India and Egypt. Notable items include rebel tribes in Morocco, a hydroplane incident in Spain, and Anglo French military considerations in the Ruhr.
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Eleven Escape from Ohio Rail Inmate Breakout
Athens Ohio to the front in a jail escape incident at the Ofio prison where eleven prisoners broke through a rear window by sawing bars. One man James Simms of Athens was charged with shooting as others fled into pre-dawn darkness while guards fired warning shots.
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Bank Bandits Loot National Bank Here In Independence
Bandits held up the National Bank in Independence today and obtained less than $1000 in cash. Officials said the holdup relieved about 14,000 left in the vault as they fled toward Wan Sap City in a durpe automobile.
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60 Mile Forest Fire Rages Across Idaho Front
A massive forest blaze in central Idaho covers about sixty miles of the Lock Trek area in Custer County. Fire crews report a rapidly advancing front with flames feeding on driftwood and dry timber while protectors focus on containment along Tekh Loon Creek and adjacent communities.
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State Officials and Local Races Highlight August Results
Holmes County records show Raease Limp winning Democratic nomination for Holmes County recorder by 1,631 to 50, while John A Stevens took the sheriff nod 2,120 to 531. J A Devore led four-way treasurer race by 121, Vic Donahoy carried gubernatorial votes 2,319 to 298, with Davis leading Republicans 102 to 100. Harriet Up ton wins renomination against John G Cooper in Youngstown. James T Beg g renominated in Sandusky district over Dirke. Publicity notes Klansmen sweep in Toledo with Sieber and Emmert defeating Brown-aligned candidates by double digits.
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Robert Henderson
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Bertha M. Hoffman
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James White
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Harriet Taylor Upton
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James T. Begg
Charles J. Dirke
John D. Reitzler
Tiffin
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Toledo
Walter F. Brown
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Joseph B. Sieber
Lucas County
Harry L. Davis
Brown
Charles Emmert
Sherif
Roy Schofield
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Stocks Drift in Tepid New York Trading Amid Mixed Forces
The market opened narrowly with gains in some industrials while steel and rail issues lagged. Bucking the trend, Erie and other merger stocks paused as dealers weighed dividends and bond activity. In Chicago grain trading corn and oats moved modestly, while Liberty bonds opened with varied quotations and a separate disturbance in Baltimore saw a church raid with arrests and mob unrest.
Watermelon Feast After Odd Fellows Meeting
The local I O O F lodge held a regular session in the hall last evening and hosted a watermelon feed while awaiting election returns. Nearly fifteen Odd Fellows attended the informal post meeting gathering.
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Bad Luck and the Devil Pursued Him
A veteran recounts years of severe illness from 1905 to 1913 including broken ribs an arm and collar bone pneumonia a bull incident typhoid fever and chronic stomach and eye trouble. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with the first relief in thirteen years and claims a one day trial will convince or money refunded.
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