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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1928

Page

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Primary vote expected to set state record in OWI contest

Columbus Aug. date reports a projected record turnout in Ohio primary today with total votes surpassing 400,000 and Republicans expected to win about three quarters. Heavy female turnout and nationwide Hoover Smith race heat add to the excitement as voters flood the polls for registration and the primary. Polls open at 6:30 am and close at 6:30 pm with bitter factional battles marking both parties nationwide.

Columbus. O Herbert Hoover al Smith Wil Trex Stanres

Traffic Toll In Ohio as Dead and Injured Rise

United Press survey shows three killed and ten injured in Cleveland. Victims include Bilis Alsup 38 Caries Shaw 18 and Fred Hept h 9. Also Emma Garrett 81 killed near Steubenville, Ross Greenfield 42 killed near Alliance, and four hurt on Canton Steubenville road including Floyd Petty, his wife, Pearl Brown and Mrs Joseph Loutzenheiser.

United Press United Press Today Cleveland Bilis Alsup Caries Shaw Fred Hepth Steubentiile Emma Garrett Sebring Ross Greenfield Alliance Chillicothe James E. Walden Canton-Steubentiile Floyd Petty Joseph Loutzenheiser Pearl Brown Canton Petts

Airman draws farmers to burning house over Columbus flight

Pilot Williem McConnell, who travels daily between Cleveland and Louisville, spotted a burning house while approaching Columbus from Cleveland. He flew low to alert nearby residents, the whirr of his motor waking households as the blaze drew attention from farmers and onlookers.

Avaakkky Columbus. O Williem McConnell Cleveland Louisville Columbus McConnell

Chronicle Telegram election extra promises careful coverage

The Chronicle Telegram crews will close booths at 6 59 p m and begin tabulating votes as early returns come in. A full statewide UP report starts at seven and Chronicle Telegram staff will publish an extra only when results are solid, aiming for accurate, meaningful totals for readers.

Ohio Chronicle Telegram Cryane Chronicle-Telegram Chronicle- Telegram

Final Quest for UTka in August Primary Campaign

The chaotic last hours before the August primary saw candidates from county to national offices in county courthouse rooms. They handed out final literature, spoke with voters, and exhibited nerves mixed with cautious optimism as electors near the polls.

Burglar Strikes Home of Dr. J. B. Betteridge

Dr J B Betteridge of 307 Park Avenue found his home burglarized upon returning from vacation last night. Investigators report four watches and several rings missing. Entry gained by breaking a rear window.

J. B. Betteridge Park Avenue

Political battle in brief and church debate seen

William F. Varney the prohibition party candidate for president refused to say if he would back Herbert Hoover despite previous claims tied to Hoover's acceptance speech. Corn belt leaders planned talks with Governor Smith on farm relief, while Dr. John Roach Straton barred Calvary Baptist Church from hosting a debate with Smith over charges of moral retrogression.

William F. Varney Prohibition Party Herbert Hoover Hoover Corn Belt Committee Smith John Roach Straton Calvary Baptist Church Straton

Hoover Seeks Law Obedience and Farm Relief in Acceptance Speech

Herbert Hoover, GOP nominee, outlines a bone dry stance on prohibition and proposes a three fold farm relief program. He pledges a commission to investigate abuses of the Volstead Act, reasserts enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment, and details tariff reform waterways modernization and marketing overhaul. The address, delivered at Stanford Stadium, stresses constitutional means to modify policy and stresses agricultural aid as a key priority.

Hoover Palo Alyo Herbert Hoover United Press Haaver Alfred E. Smith Stanford Stadium Palo Alto Calif E. Smith Borah Idaho Smith McNars- Raengen Mississippi Great Lakes Atlantic Ocean

Florida coast whipped by new gale grows in Gulf

A tropical disturbance that formed near Key West moved north into the Gulf of Mexico near Cap Romane as a gale warned Florida coast. In Miami strong winds and heavy rain lashed the southeast coast with precautions taken along the shore and in harbors to secure ships and boarded store windows.

Key West Fla Gulf of Mexico Cap Romane Here Weather Bureau Miami Florida West Palm Beach

Forest Fire Beyond Control Rages Near Yosemite

Forest rangers report a large forest fire sweeping the outer edge of Yosemite National Park is out of control. A crew of 206 men has prevented the blaze from entering the park despite its spread to nearby timber.

Yosemite, Calif Forest Rangers Today Yosemite National Park

Epigrams From Hoeover's Speech Epigrams From Hoeover's Speech

Alto Calif Aug 12 Following are terse epigrams from Herbert Hoover acceptance speech Republican presidential nominee. The remarks touch on past and future problems reconstruction and construction honest campaigns public accountability and the value of freedom and integrity. They emphasize a nation of homes people and moral progress with a focus on peace and honest competition.

Stanford Stadium Palo Alto Calif Herbert Hoover Republicaan

Approve Paving Plans for Lake Road in Lorain County

The state highway department gave final approval for concrete paving of five and a half miles of Lake Road in Lorain County at an estimated 205000 dollars. Plans call for state funding of 161000 dollars, with Avon village and Lorain County covering 77000 and 70000 respectively. Bids will be accepted only for concrete, which could save about 95000 dollars versus brick, and the project is tied to new road aid laws and pending attorney general review.

Columbus. O State Highway Department Lorain County Harry Birk Lake Lorain Cuyahoga County Vilages Sheffield Avon Highway Department Theillage Kirk Turner

Believe Boy Was To Be Drowned at Avon Lake

An apparent attempt to drown a ten year old boy by two men and two women near Avon Lake was frustrated when resident Shober alerted sheriffs deputies Saturday evening. Deputies found the group gone. authorities in Cleveland, Lorain, and Elyria were alerted to locate them.

Avon Lake Shober Sherif Jeft Bor Sheber Agen Cleveland Liac Elyria Paris

Amhersi Man Denied Selling Mortgaged Auto

Frank Shisky of Amhersi was arrested by sheriff's deputies today on a charge of selling mortgaged property. Shisky allegedly sold a mortgaged truck to another Lorain auto dealer. He was arraigned before Justice George, pleaded not guilty and was released on bond for appearance in justice court.

Frank Shisky Amhersi Sheriff's Deputies Shisky S. J. George Justice Court

Governor issues ultimatum to sheriff over mine attack

Sheriff William Williams of Athens faced a governor’s ultimatum to perform duties or be replaced after National Guard observers reported his failure to investigate an attack on night watchman May Woodruff at Ohio Collieries Co mine No 226 Hollister. May probe graft in Detroit airport site deal follows. Governors urged views on McNair-Haugen farm bill. Daily Oklahoman backs Hoover on principle over party, citing prohibition.

Ueimatem Collnnels Willian Williams Athens Taunts Vic Donshey J. S. Shetler T. E. Andrews National Guard Athens County May Woodruff Ohio Collieries Co Hollister Williams

Tragic Night Fatality Near Amherst Station

Louis Mixon, a 45 year old colored man, was killed near Amherst freight station when struck by the first section of the Twentieth Century Limited. The accident occurred at 7740 Mixon lived likely in Toledo. He belonged to an extra Section Zang crew for the New York Central Railroad. His body was found with severe injuries and later taken to Amherst morgue as the coroner investigated the case.

Louis Mion Amherst Twentieth Century Limited Mixon Toledo Ambherst New York Central Railroad Amhers

Lodi Man Dies At Age Of 101

Lodi man Markel dies at 101 at his son's home. Veteran of Mexican and Civil wars, fought under Grant and Scott in Mexico, later served in Civil War era conflicts with Colonel William Givan. Blind and deaf but kept spirit alive. obituary notes long life and indomitable will. Also noted: Dr J E Wagner, 54, Mineral City dentist and Tuscarawas county education board president, died of heart disease.

Markel Here Hopy Mineral City J. E. Wagner Tuscarawas County

Police Court Ends Week with Drag Net Against Vice

A weekend police drag net netted sixteen arrests for disorderly conduct liquor violations and related offenses. Nine faced disorderly charges, five liquor charges, one for keeping a disorderly house, and one for cutting to wound. Mayor James A. Hewitt presided. most defendants appeared this morning with several to be tried this afternoon.

James A. Hewit Helen Nagy West River Street Clark Street McDermott Chestnut Street William J. McDermott Seth Pomeroy Jackson Hotel Joe Lasesky 12Th Street Cheevers

Elyria to Help Raise G.O.P. Funds

Cleveland date lists Alexander C. Brown of Industrial Brown Hoist Co named chairman of Ohio finance committee for the Republican National Committee. District groups form in Toledo Lima Dayton Cincinnati and more with Elyria among listed cities as fundraising support spreads. An electrocution incident at Street Cavasinal 53 occurs while erecting a radio aerial in Cleveland.

Cleveland Alexander C. Brown Industrial Brown Hoist Corporation of Ohio Finance Republican Rational Committee Toledo Lima Dayton Cincinnati Portsmouth Chifiicothe Columbus Marion Sandusky Elyria Mansfield Canton Zanesbury Marietta Bellaire Steubenville Akron Youngstown Ashtabula J Street Cavasinal

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