Southern leaders back Smith in spite of Republican threat
United Press survey finds southern political leaders and editors leaning to Governor Alfred E. Smith for the Democratic ticket. They cite issues such as white supremacy, alleged Republican corruption, and the Teapot Dome affair to mobilize the stay-at-home vote. Senator Pat Harrison will oversee the turnout drive as leaders stress a Dalton-like anti-Republican campaign in states like Mississippi and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
South
Alfred E. Smith
Tennessee
George Moses
New Hampshire
Republican Advisory
Pat Harrison
Osippi
National Advisory Committee
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Herbert
Josephus Daniels
Carolina
Tavy
Houston
Smith
York
Daniels
Prohibition Debate Shapes Southern Democratic Strategy
The piece analyzes southern Democrats’ likely votes in the upcoming campaign, noting many oppose Smith and Hoover due to party corruption links and prohibition stances. It cites the Houston convention telegram, Raskob’s national chairmanship, and the case against Prohibition as central factors influencing turf battles and congressional prospects.
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Houston
Raskob
Prohibition
South
Mr. Smith
Hoover
Teapot Dome
Harding
Coolidge
Smith
Congress
Morse
New York
Night Cereus Opens In Elyria
Mrs H L Markel on South Oak Street reported the first night blooming cereus blossom of the season in her yard. The flower opened around 9 pm reached peak at midnight and wilted by morning. Fire flowers measured about six inches across and were pure wax like with a strong fragrance. two more plants in the same yard show promise for blooms later this year.
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Elyria
H. L Markel
South Oak Street
Market Report Cleveland Produce and Livestock
Cleveland market notes show vegetable prices and poultry as well as live cattle hogs sheep and calves. Prices include tomatoes potatoes and butter with varied grades and per dozen or per tub figures. Hogs and cattle are reported with weights and ranges, calves and sheep listed with current selling values and throughput.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Tol Strong
Los
Campaigns and veterans bureau head shift described
The piece notes continued campaigning across several towns with a call for a high level approach. Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen of Kentucky, head of the Rhine occupation army, is named head of the veterans bureau for the national organization to appeal to ex service voters. Dems plan Governor Smith campaign, while street corner vituperation subsides.
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Imms
Smith
Henry T. Allen
Kentucky
the Rhine
Veterans’ Bureau
The
National Organization
Local News In a Few Lines CONTINUES CASE OF XEORDERLY CONDUCT
Disorderly conduct case against Will Hagenmeyer of Telegraph road continued to August 21 after accusations from Mrs. Margaret Leamon. Hagenmeyer said he was attempting to collect a debt and pleaded not guilty in police court.
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Will Hegenmeyer
Telegraph Road
Jirs
Margaret Leamon
Building Permits Issued by City This Week
The city approved several permits including Mary Lesecki for house repairs at 345 BH Street costing 750 dollars, Dr J G Wherry to build a dwelling at 39 Ohio Street for 3599, W H Merriam for a garage at 268 Marseilles Avenue for 190, and C J Krantz for a dwelling at 248 Onto Street costing 10500. Thomas Hopewell was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 19 dollars plus costs by Justice S J George after pleading guilty. Harry Robertson was found not guilty of intoxication and released.
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Mary Lesecki
BH Street
J. G. Wherry
Ohio Street
W. H. Merriam
Marseilles Avenue
C. J. Krantz
Thomas Hopewell
S. J. George
Hopewell
Harry Robertson
Sheriff's Deputies
Four Fined For Traffic Violations By Justice Court
Four traffic offenders faced fines yesterday afternoon in Justice J. George court. John Ronez was fined for speeding while J. W. Zell received a penalty for reckless driving. James Luckr and George Danko were also charged with reckless driving and fined sums plus costs.
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J. George
John Ronez
Dowith
J. W. Zell
James Luckr
George Danko
Harding Memorial Assn Sued Over Estate Items
The Harding Memorial Association faces a suit by Jean and George DeWolfe, grandchildren of Florence Ring Harding, to recover household articles left in Mrs. Harding's estate not listed as bequests including lamps, glassware, jewel cases, and other items. Also notes Columbus produce market: apples Duchess, 1.00 to 1.25 a bushel. beans 1.25 to 1.50. beets 1.50 per dozen. carrots 30 to 40 cents per dozen.
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Harding Memorial Association
Marion
Jean DeWolfe
George Neely DeWolfe
Florence Ring
Harding
Contractor killed by propeller at Brook Park airport
J L O'Donald a sewer contractor was struck and killed today at Brook Park airport Cleveland while working on sewers. A plane piloted by Lieut E H Cummines National Guard instructor skimmed the ground and struck him as he became confused. Major John Barry airport superintendent called the accident unavoidable.
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Cleveland
J. L.' O'Donald
Brook Park
O’donald
E. H. Cummines
National Guard
John Barry
Plea Change Reduces Fine in Police Court
Mrs. Helen Nagy of West River Street saved $25 by changing her plea from not guilty to guilty on a disorderly conduct charge in police court Monday. Mayor James A. Hewitt said the maximum fine would have been $54 plus costs if she stood trial. She was fined $25 and costs after being arrested Sunday morning when six men were found in her home. Major Hewitt urged her to leave town.
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Irma Miller
Hough Avenue
Cleveland
Helen Nagy
West River Street
James A. Hewitt
Death Records for Charles A Spieth and Frank R Nichols
Charles A Spieth died at his daughter's home in West Park at eighty six years. Born July 25 2042 in York township Medina county he was married to Adelia Wicks. Survived by three sons two daughters sister and twelve grandchildren. Remains at Carl Taylor Funeral Home. Services at the Armbruster residence in Erhart. Burial at Erhart cemetery. Frank R Nichols died yesterday at his sister's home 373 East Bridges Street at seventy five. Survived by one daughter one son two sisters and a half brother four grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Charles A. Spieth
Charles A Spieth
West Park
York Township
Medina County
Adelia Wicks
Carrie Smith
Reece
Kanses
Cora Lindeman
Hattie Armbruster
Ered Armbrnater
Erhart
R. Webber
Erharit Cemetery
Nichols Frank R. Nichols
Stra
Paul Hamburger
East Bridzs Street
William Teizerow
Columbus Street
Leo Nichols
Annie Leere
C. Hener
M. Lengel
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemeter
Son Of Elyria Pastor To Give Sacred Concert
Prof. Robert E. Neighbour son of Rev R E Neighbour formerly of Elyria will give a sacred concert at First Baptist Wellington Friday evening. He carries a Viela Amour made by Amati in Italy 1535 appraised at 5000 and another rare violin of great value. He resigned his professorship at Des Moines University to fill engagements. Neighbour specializes in gospel hymns and has been praised by Prof Auer and other critics. A large delegation from Elyria plans to attend. admission is free with a free will offering.
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Elyria
Robert E. Neighbour
R. E Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Wellington
Neighbor
Amati
Italy
Des Moines University
Neighbour
Auer
New York
Columbus Girl Is Believed Kidnaped
Columbus police search for Opal Gower fourteen daughter of Mrs Sylvania Gower a widow of New Lexington reported kidnapped by a thirty seven year old roomer who seized her while berrying and forced her into a coupe heading toward Columbus a description matched auto seen last night a girl answering the description alighted and walked away from the scene Sheriff McNabb of Perry county asked to watch for the alleged kidnapper the man a widower from Chillicothe lately discharged from a sewer gang then working on a farm owned by the family
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Columbus
Opal Gower
Sylvania Gower
New Lexington
Gower
Sheri& Herler McNabb
Perry County
Sherif
Eire
Chillicothe
Primary vote surge folds into Ohio results
Reports from Cincinnati and Youngstown show heavy voting in today's primary as Republicans and Citizen's Republican committee battles spark strong turnout. Absentee ballots noted amid county and state contest pressure, with totals ranging from forty to fifty thousand ballots cast locally.
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Cincinnati
Timarr
Board of Elections
Republicans
Citizen’s Republican Committee
Youngstown
Storm Still Rage In Florida
A tropical storm moves along Florida’s west coast from the Gulf of Mexico bringing high winds and heavy rains. The storm, weaker than last week’s hurricane, disrupted wires, downed trees and flooded lowlands near Okeechobee and along the interior. Tallahassee to Mobile report gusty winds and rain, with gales expected to follow. overall damage limited to wires and fruit trees as authorities monitor later conditions.
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Tampa
Flo
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Tallahassee
Apalachicola
Pensacola
Mobile
Ala
Sp. m
Weather Bureau
Okeechobee
Fort Miers
Punta Gorda
Boca Grande
Sarasota
Begs Campaign Weathered by Heavy Turnout in Erie Area
In Sandusky on Aug 14 reports show strong voter interest across Erie, Sandusky, Seneca, Huron and Wood counties as James T Begs seeks the Republican nomination for governor. Bere headquarters project a 19,000 vote majority amid heavy district turnout.
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Sandusky
James T. Begs
Erie
Sanduski
Seneca
Huron
Wood
Bere
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Etyria
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A. B. Aldrich
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Mendar
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Algrich
W. B. Thompson
Arther Miller
Margaret Garrett
J. G. Barrett
Mae M. Leusier
E. Novak
Estella Fowler
Elsie Lund
Common Preas Court
WB. Thompson
David P. Hyman
A. Wagenstein
Brown
Schwind’s Picture Framing Store
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County Company
Lorain County
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Lesko
Sophia
Cuticura
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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