Democratic and Republican ticket results in OhioAug 13 primary
Unofficial returns show Democrats lead in several races with White winning governor and Buckley leading in U S Senate. Republican totals list Cooper for governor and McCullough for U S Senate, with results for secretary of state treasurer attorney general and supreme court judges also reported. Continued on page 2.
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White
Young
U. S
Buckley
Durbin
Trnnax
McSweeney
Myers
Gor —Plickre
Custer
Newman
Ferguson
Goshorn
Hiler
Cone
Allison
Burcett
Supreme Court
Stephenson
Hubbel
Avery
Cooper
McCullough
J. T. Brown
C. J. Brown
Hommel
Das
Ake
Robinson
Kinkade
George White
Stephen M. Young
William G. Pickrel
Herbert R. Cuyler
J. H. Newman
Joseph T. Ferguson
William J. Hiler
WW. V. Goshorn
Hausey W. Cone
Samuel Burgert
M. Bay Allison
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
John McSweeney
William W. Durbin
Charles W. Truax
George S. Myers
Supreme Court J
Charles H. Hubbell
Will P. Stephenson
Coleman Avery
Congress
William T. Sawyer
State Central
Len C. Koplin
Luetta P. Magruder
Thomas A. Gruber
General Assembly
Clarence A. Ward
J.J. Meyer
Albert Grenlich, Jr
E.G. Methewa
W. M. France
Ralph W. Faus
Four hot primary battles loom as results arrive
Washington reports four fierce political contests shaping the fall races. Nebraska pits incumbent Norris against Hitchcock for Senate while Weaver to challenge Bryan for governor. Ohio offers McCulloch versus Bulkley for Senate and Cooper against White for governor. Alabama features Heflin running as independent against Bankhead. Oklahoma has Pine vs Gore for Senate and Murray against Hill for governor.
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Washington
Nebraska
Ohio
Alabama
Oklahoma
George W. Norris
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Arthur Weaver
Charles Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Roscoe McCulloch
Robert J. Bulkley
Myers ¥. Cooper
George White
Democratic National Committee
J. Thomas Heflin
John H. Bankhead
W. B. Pine
Thomas P. Gore
William “Alfalfa
Bill” Murray
Tra A. Hill
Arkansas
Joseph T. Robinson
Tom Campbell
Hoover
Norris
Smith
Jennie Callias
Drought Hits Consumers As Food Prices Rise Nationwide
Urbanites feel drought impact as prices climb with no relief seen next year. Advancements reach 25 percent in vegetables and meat costs rise due to scarce cattle feed, reflecting the 1930 drought across the country.
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Chicago
United Press
Woman chases bandits and recovers $3500 loot at bank
In Toledo on August 13 a 25-year-old motorist, Mrs. F. L. Jewett, pursued two bandits in a state bank holdup. Facing revolvers, she kept up the chase and forced them to abandon the bag. Police and officials recovered the entire $3500 as the bandits fled on foot.
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Toledo
Point Place State Bank
F. L. Jewett
Coast Guard Rescues Stranded Yawl Contender 25 Aboard
San Pedro California August 13 coast guard cutter Algonquin rushed to aid the yawl Contender 400 miles off San Pedro with 25 aboard after radio reports from the Los Angeles to Honolulu race of light winds. Algonquin's expected arrival tomorrow night.
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San Pedro
Calif
Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Fess Names Mrs. Yost to National Committee Roles
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio announces the appointment of Mrs. Ellis A. Yost of West Virginia as director of the women's division of the Republican National Committee and as a member of the committee's executive committee, effective immediately.
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Yellow Springs
U. 8
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Ellis A. Yost
Republican National
West Virginia
National Committee
Secretary Hyde reports emergency drought relief freight rates
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde informed the American Railway Association that emergency drought conditions in 195 counties across Virginia West Virginia Maryland Ohio and Indiana necessitated special freight rate relief authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Hyde
Washigton
American Railway Association
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hawks Aim for West-East air speed record
Captain Frank Hawke lands in Wichita at 10 28 CST after departing Albuquerque at seven A M MST on a West-East record attempt. His six hours twelve minute elapsed time from the Pacific coast surpasses Lindbergh’s earlier mark by 44 minutes as the monoplane maintained over 200 miles per hour toward the New Mexico City leg.
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Wichita
Kans
Frank Hawke
Albuquerque
N. M
Hawks
Pacific Coast
Chas. A. Lindbergh
New Mexico City
Los Angeles
Frank M. Hawks
New York
Truck and Auto Collide. Four Killed in New Jersey Crash
Four people died and five were injured when a milk truck and a car collided in morning fog near Fredon Cranberry Lake New Jersey. Victims include Tony Amadeo 70 and his brother Hernan 32 from Passaic along with Napoleon DeCarlo and an unidentified man. Critical injuries included Patsy Shire Angelo Long and Antonio Carabi, all Passaic residents. Elder Amadeo slightly hurt, stating foggy conditions led to the fatal crash as both vehicles entered a curve and the truck struck the car.
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Cranberry Lake
N. J
Fredon
Here
Tony Amadeo
Herenan
Napoleon DeCarlo
Passaic
Patsy Shire
Angelo Long
Antonio Carabi
Dehart
Amadeo
Busi
Behrman
Airman Hawks Fares East In 250 MPH Travelair Flight
The airman, flying a specially built Travelair mono plane at 250 miles per hour, departed through storms from the Pacific and faced favorable middlewestern weather as he headed east. His lawyers informed him a court order secured by his ex wife Mrs. Newell Vaughn demanded his court appearance today, but waiver by attorneys allowed the flight to proceed.
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Travelair
Pacific Ocean
Hawks
Newell Vaughn
Mannix Resigns as Elyria Memorial Hospital Supt
Joan R. Mannix resigns as superintendent of Elyria Memorial Hospital effective Oct. 15. She moves to be assistant director of the University Hospitals group in Cleveland, including Lakeside, Babies and Children’s, Maternity, Hanna and Rainbow hospitals. S. H. Square says board regrets the resignation but supports the move.
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Joan R. Mannix
Elyria Memorial Hospital
S. H. Square
Mannix
University Hospitals Group
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Babies’ and Children’s Hospital
Maternity Hospital
Hanna Private
Rainbow Hospital
Elyria
Ely
Congressional nominees named in Ohio primary races
Ohio reports nomination of 21 congressional seats with incumbents listed for districts one through twenty one. Republicans hold many seats with several Democrats contesting. notable races include Longworth Pattison in Cincinnati and Patton elusive details in several districts.
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Columbus
O. Aig
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
John W. Pattison
William E. Hess
Charles Sawyer
Glendale
Roy G. Fitzgerald
Dayton
Byron 45
Harlan
John L. Cable
Lima
Gainor Jennings
West Milton
Charles J. Thompson
Defiance
Frank Co. Kniffen
Napoleon
Listh
Charles C. Kearns
Amelia
Adam Frick
Portsmouth
Charles Brand
Urbana
John B. Zimmerman, Jr
Springfield
Grant E. Mouser
Marion
Carl W. Smith
Kenton
Wilbur M. White
Toledo
Scott Stahl
Thomas A. Jenking
Ironton
Crary
Gallipolis
Ned Thatcher
Circleville
Mell G. Underwood
New Lexington
John C. Speaks
Arthur P. Lamneck
Joe E. Baird
Bowling Green
William L. Fiesinger
Sandusky
Francis Seiberling
Akron
Wiliam J. Sawyer
C. Ellis Moore
Cambridge
H. R. McClintock
Summerfield
C. B. McCintock
Cleveland
Charles A. Mooney
George H. Ben
Boy ends tree sitting after 698 hours in Lorain county
Johnny Pruski an 18 year old Bath Street boy descended from a tree after a record local sit time of 698 hours spanning three weeks four days and eight hours. He said he left at his mother’s request and thanked supporters and local merchants for their kindness during his stand.
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Johnny Pruski
Elytia
Pruski
Bath Street
Lorain County
Johnny
Chronicle-Telegram
Three Gypsies Arrested on Lake Road
Three gypsies, two women and one man, were arrested by sheriff's deputies near Lake Road four miles east of Lorain after Cleveland officials flagged them for grand larceny. Police say they swindled Clevelanders out of thousands through fortune telling and promises of cures, with $1,700 cash and valuables seized. They are held for investigation on grand larceny and are wanted in Lorain for burglaries.
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Cleveland
Roy Heisley
Tony Batzar
Lorain
How We Voted Lorain Bounty Election Totals
Lorain voters cast ballots for governor to secretary of state and other offices. The counts show Republican candidates Myers Y Cooper Clarence J Brown Edward J Hummel Edwin A Todd Harry Day Pauline Buckley Ross Ake Gilbert Bettman Francis Serberling Reynolds R Kinkade James Robinson and more across state and local offices with party lines.
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Clarence J. Brown
Edward J. Hummel
Edwin A Todd
Harry &. Day
Pauline Buckley
Ross Ake
Jas
Gilbert Bettman
United States
Rogere C. McCulloch
Supreme Court
Clarence E. Adams
William G. Mitchell
N. D. Backus
Thomas A. Peebles
Albert J. Kirchner
James A. Schurgot
Lorain Assembly Race Close Keiser Big Vote
Judge Funk favored in Lorain district as Republican nominee for Court of Appeals. Lorain voters gave Funk 4,581 votes while McClure had 1,176 and Beerr 712. In Lorain County, Kelser won auditor by wide margins, Peebles led coroner, and Rogers edged Summers for General Assembly nomination by 75 votes. Elyria produced strong local support for Kelser and Peebles, with results pending official certification.
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Ross W. Funk
Wooster
Court of Appeals
Lorain
Funk
Lorain County
Judge Funk
Nathan H. McClure
Clyde F. Beerr
Summit
Warne
Medina Summit County
Charles S Kelser
Theseas A. Peebles
General Assembly
P. H. Rogers
Gratton
Hkelser
Mascon D. Smith
Roy H. Cope
Monroe H. Welty
Smith
Elyria
Cope
Welty
Keiser
Peebles
Albert Kirchner
James A. Schurget
Rogers
Frank Stetson
Jackson Brine hunters extend air refueling endurance record
Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine equalled the world refueling endurance flight record of 553 hours 41 minutes and 30 seconds, flying a Curtiss Robin in a long endurance test from Lambert St. Louis Field. They aimed to reach 1,900 hours, with weather and fuel viewed as key factors as they continued looping in the air.
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Bulletin Lambert
ST. Louis Field
Dale Jackson
Forrest O'Brine
Hunter Brothers
Lambert ST. Louis Field
St. Louis
Sparta
O’brine
Sheriff in Warren on Truck Checkup
Sheriff Clarence E. Adams went to Warren this morning to investigate a report that the hijackers who held up poultry and eggs west of Elyria yesterday were in the vicinity. Warren authorities say they recovered the stolen truck and the sheriff is verifying the claim. Ladybugs are being used to save California citrus crops and fruit growers are rearing beetles for tree cleanups. An all metal apartment building with walls three and a half inches thick is planned for Chicago next winter.
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Warren
Clarence E. Adams
Elyria
California
Walla
Chicago
Bicycle riders still going at Setcham chase record
Bicycle riders at Setcham, Stan Draper and Harry Justagich persisted in their bid to break the world cycling record. At press time they had logged 475 hours and hoped to complete their twentieth day of riding tonight.
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Setcham
Stan Draper
Harry Justagich
Farm and propery sale offers cash on quick sale
Auction-style listing notes 2000 dollars income from horses cows eight head of sheep and 100 chickens plus implements if sold soon. Six room house with bath basement and furnace. Barn outbuildings and forty acres of fertile soil with fruit trees and leased land for gas and oil. Five thousand dollars in taxes and liens, value of buildings lower. Part cash only.
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Harry
Day
Fess
Lindbergh
New York City
Charles St. Keller
Hospital
H. Rogers
Assembly
Lake Road
Howard Vosburgh
Myers Y. Cooper
Judge Funk To
Jackson
Cround
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