Lorain County backs Thompson in judge primary
In Lorain County the main GOP contest for common pleas court judge featured Judge A R Webber versus Guy B Findley. W B Thompson won renomination with 9 013 votes, the largest county tally, while Webber beat Findley by about 3 0 0 votes 6 298 to 3 623.
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Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Guy B. Findley
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
Thompson
Judge Webber
Findley
Webber
Judge Thompson
Camp meeting to open on Thurs in Lorain area
The opening session of the Conference and Camp meeting led by Reverend C V Leach will be held Thursday at 8 pm. He will speak on The Second Coming of Christ with emphasis on signs in earth sea and sky. Public invited and about forty ministers and educators will attend. Music by Professor L C Metcalf of Philadelphia, with choir readings and evening song services from 7 15 pm.
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C.V. Leach
Ohio Conference of
Seventh-day Adventists
Chris
Leach
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Mr. Lerch
L. C. Metcalf
Philadelphia
Metcalf
Thicaso
Detroit
Milwaukee
Washington, D.C
Two Killed In Plunge Of Plane Over Ohio River
MARTINS FERRY Ohio Aug 13 August P Haucke 23 of Rosedale L I pilot and George G Giffen Martins Ferry automobile dealer were killed when a six passenger Stinson Detroiter failed to emerge from a dive and plunged into the Ohio river last evening Haucke piloted the craft and appeared to lose altitude as its left wing collapsed upon hitting the water Three passengers Joseph Duncan 47 his son Harry 23 and William Machin 26 Martins Ferry were rescued
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Martins Ferry
P. Haucke
Rosedale
L. J
George G. Giffen
Stinson
Harry
William Machin
Tropical Storm Pummels Georgia Flooding Across State
A tropical storm moving north from off west Florida brought heavy rainfall across Georgia. Yesterdays downpours drenched south and central regions and todayATLANTA and northern watersheds faced escalating flood damage as the system tracked inland.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Smith Takes Things Easy Week
Albany Aug 15 Gov Alfred E Smith after accepting speech prepares to relax before official notification next week His schedule includes meetings with Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels Senator Walter F George and Senator Thomas J Walsh He may loaf on Saturday while awaiting possible changes to his acceptance address He also awaits Dr John Roach Stratton's approval to respond to Stratton's charge that Smith threatens moral force in public life
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Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Josephus Daniel
Raleigh
N. C
Navy
Walter F. George
Georgia
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Thespapermen
John Roach Straiton
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Stratton
Ameri Man Killed By Train At Amherst Town Line
Harry Whitington of Ambherst was killed instantly at 1 30 am when struck by a westbound No 3 N Y C train near Amherst town line. The engineer said the man seemed to throw himself before the engine. Coroner Myles Perry rejected suicide as a cause. Identity established via dry cleaning mark ZAS8865 on a grey suit and hat. body taken to Zitch morgue, Amherst.
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Harry Whitington
Ambherst
N. Y C
Town Line
Amherst
England
Myles Perry
Zitch
State Legion Conclave In Columbus Ohio 1930
Columbus Ohio hosts the tenth annual American Legion of Ohio convention with thirty five bands and drum corps. The ladies auxiliary and Hommes Et Chevaux group convene as well. Hanford McNider, former national commander, is the principal speaker. Concerts and a community sing feature war songs at state house grounds and Memorial hall events across the weekend.
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Columbus
American Legion of Ohio
Ladies Auxiliary
Organization of
Forty Hommes Et S Chevaux
Canton
Canton Band Will Give A Concert In the Evening. the Convention of the Legion
Memorial Hall
Neil House
Hanford MecNider
State House
Dave Warner
Rainbow Division
Republic Iron to Buy Steel and Tubes in Cleveland Merger
Republic Iron and Steel announced plans to acquire Steel and Tubes Inc of Cleveland for about 317 million dollars in an exchange of securities. The deal, approved by directors, will expand pipe making capacity, with Steel and Tubes to ship 10,909 tons monthly of Republic strip steel after ratification. Myron A. Wick of Steel and Tubes will manage the property and join Republic's board.
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Youngstown. O
Republic Iron and Steel
Steel & Tubes, Inc
Cleveland
E. T. McCleary
Republic
McLeary
Steel and Tubes
Steel
Mel Leary
Myron A. Wick
Republic Executive Committee
Cooper Still Hopeful in Ohio Gubernatorial Primary
Cincinnati Aug 14 Myers Cooper a Cincinnati realtor and Republican gubernatorial hopeful says he has not given up after partial returns place him 4 498 votes behind James T Begg with 7 064 of 00 precincts reported He notes Cleveland is in while most rural areas remain to be counted and thanks Cincinnati supporters He tallies 34 813 votes in Hamilton County Begg leads locally with 19 372 votes.
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Cincinnati. O
Myers
Cooper
Cincinnati
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Cleveland
Jin
Hamilton County
James T. Begs
Truax Hunt Lead In Ohio Senate Races As Returns Grow
With 7,798 precincts reporting in the Democratic senatorial races in Ohio, Charles V. Truax leads long term over George White and Graham P. Hunt leads short term over Cyrus Locher. Hunt's strong urban and wet-center support contrasts with White and Locher in rural towns. Fess unopposed for long term, Burton leads Marshall in the short term.
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Columbus
Charles V. Truax
Graham P. Hunt
Cincinnati
George White
Graham P.hunt
Cyrus Locher
White
Locher
Hunt
Senator Locher
L Locher
Jaecee
Simeon D. Fess
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Carrington T. Marshall
Curahoga
Marshall
Coates
Secretary of State
Political maneuvers and party shifts in early 1928
Governor Smith plans a conference with Josephus Daniels former navy secretary. Senator Carter Glass and city leaders met yesterday. Herbert Hoover outlines departure plans from California with a stop in West Branch Iowa. McAdoo promises to disclose his stance after acceptance speeches. Charles W. Bryan backs Governor Smith, while Dr John Roach Straton pledges to hire a large hall and repeat charges that Smith opposes moral progress despite Smith avoiding further controversy.
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Smith
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Carter Glass
Herbert Hoover
California
West Branch
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Lorain County Returns Shaped Ohio Primary Races
Lorain County voters delivered decisive margins in the Ohio primary with Sandusky candidate James T. Beez leading in governor’s race by 3,000 plus over Merers Y. Cooper of Cincinnati. Beez won 5,322 votes while Cooper and Turner tallied 3,470 and 1,543 respectively. Local returns also show J. T. Brown favored for lieutenant governor with 2,457 votes, George C. Braden next at 2,275, all on the Republican ticket.
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H.C. Wilcox
Jadge
Mabel Marsh
H. A Fletcher
Lorain
Adams
George Rhoads
Elyria
Thomas Peebles
Ers
Peebles
Rhoads
Fred A. Koezle
William RB
Richmond
R. Hasenpilug
William Whitney
Samuel A. Beal
Perry T. Holcomb
N. DG Backus
Clarence Baker
Arthur L. Richwine
Paul J. Goldthorpe
Charles T. Biggs
Don W. Myers
William A. Atler
Mylers
Miller
Myles E. Perry
Perry
A. J. Kirchner
C. G. Washburn
Eix- Tia
Court of Appeals
State Central Committee
Charles E. Smeyer
Elsie B
Wilson
Smeyrer
Elsie Wilson
S. W. Lawrence
C. E. Knapp
Summers
Howard Butler
Elsina
Rogers
Butler
E. F. Babcock
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Peter Witt
Lorain County
James T. Beez
Sandus
Ohio
Sanduskian
Merers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
E. C. Turner
Lorain Country
Cooper
Turner
J. T. Brown
Brown
George C. Braden
Clarence J. Brown
Joseph T. Tracey
Stanley Cherrington
Cherrington
Bert B. Buckley
John H. Price
Lorais
Price
Clinton
Bord
Simeon D Fess
Fess
T. &. Burton
C. T. Marshall Burton
Marshall
Robert H. Day
Supreme Court
Frank W. Geiger
Day
Geiger
Hartland Curtis
Francis Seiberling
Akroz
Yez
Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Begg
Myers
Kent
Dayey
Cleveland
Earl O. Bloom
Bowling Green
Warren
John T. Brown
Mechanicsburg
Braden
George & Rivers
William G Pickrel
Daston
Daniel E. Butler
Toledo
Fred M. Bushneth Mansfield
Carl W. Smith
Kenton
Attornney
Francis Poulson
Cleveland Heights
Joseph T. Tracy
Revell Can
Tormey
Bettman
Hoover Gains Support From Rank and File After Speech
In Palo Alto on August 15 Herbert Hoover and his advisers believe his acceptance speech reached the rank and file. Letters and telegrams from business people, welfare group women, and voters with little prior recognition poured in, signaling broad but not universal approval. A minority of GOP senators and House members voiced support, with cabinet officials notably silent.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Hoover
U. S
Watson
Indiana
Vanderburat
Cigan
Deneen
Winds
Kansas
Senate
House of Representatives
NIP AND TUCK RACE FOR OHIO GOV NOMINATION
Ohio primary results show James T. Begg leading Myers Y. Cooper by margins around 6 046 on partial returns from about 8 001 precincts with 233 446 to 228 400 votes. Cooper gains far into rural counties while Begg clings to strongholds. Cuyahoga County remains key unreported area with 56 precincts.
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Columbus
James T. Begg
Myers Y. Cooper
Begg
Cooper
Cuyahoga County
Cooper’s
Amuety
Sandusky
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Judge Fight
Thain
State Legion
Jivok Webei
Republic Buys. Steel and Tits
Truak
William Gibbs McAdoo
Charles W. Bryan
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