Primary date eyed as Ohio parties nominate many candidates
On Tuesday August 12 Ohio Republicans and Democrats will nominate candidates for state judicial and county offices in the primaries. Republicans show 27 county hopefuls with crowded races for county treasurer and sheriff. Democrats list five county candidates, three for commissioner. Six state offices, eight governor contenders, thirteen for lieutenant governor. Supreme Court has five Republicans and four Democrats. Voters should study in advance to vote intelligently.
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Ohio
Supreme Court Bench
State
State Senate
Court of Appeals
Clevelanders Cue For Gubernatorial Campaign Steady
Cleveland leaders form a 14 member county committee to direct the Burke for governor campaign in Ohio. Key figures include Councilman Marie Wing, Rev Joel Hayden, Dr Albert Storms, Solomon Weimer, Miss Wilma Ball, Frank Carpentier, Rev Carl Yoder, and Cliff Pearn. Senator Geo H Bender will lead the organization with aggressive district meetings and two to three tent meetings before the primary. Bender denounces self serving politicians and privileged interests as he announces the plan.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
J. F. Burke
Elytia
Burke
Marle R. Wing
Joel B. Hayden
Albert B. Storms
Baldwin, Wallace College
Solomon Weimer
West Commerce High School
Wilma Ball
Webb C. Ball
Consumers’ League
Miss Wing
Frank G. Carpentier
Common Pleas
Carl Yoder
Cliff A. Pearn
Bender Holcomb-Yoder
Republican
Geo. H. Bender
Tha Committee
Bender
Bride Dead After Oil Can Explosion in Clinton Pause
East Liverpool Ohio reports Mrs. J. G. Wabber a 29 year old bride of a few weeks died in a hospital today from burns suffered when a can of oil exploded while she attempted to kindle a fire. The blast occurred late yesterday in Clinton Pennsylvania.
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Liverpool
J. G. Wabber
Clinton
Liquor fines total 1800 as four plead guilty
Mayor Hinkson fined four defendants after guilty pleas on liquor violations. John Sito of 1702 West Avenue was fined 1000 plus costs. his wife paid 200, and he blamed upstairs resident Stanley Winkowski, who faced potential first-offence fines. Winkowski pleaded guilty and was fined 500 plus costs. Jacobs and Fulton admitted buying alcohol. Jacobs 206 plus costs and Fulton 100 plus costs. Coleman Massey was arrested for transporting liquor and pled guilty. Timothy Williams and James Smith faced later court actions. All defendants could not pay fines and were jailed.
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Hinkson
John Sito
West Avenue
Sito
Stanley Winkowski
Winkowski
Richard Jacobs
Roland Fulton
Jacobs
Fulton
Coleman Massey
Vulcan Street
Southam and
Walton
Kolopas
Western Heights
Timothy Williams
James Smith
Boy Desperado Escapes From Prison In Baltimore
George Gross a life sentence murderer and jail escapee slipped from Baltimore City Jail today after striking a guard with an iron bar and fleeing as bullets flew from guards. He led three accomplices in a daylight jeweler murder robbery and fled into the rain of gunfire as authorities hunted nearby cities for the fugitives.
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Baltimore
George Gross
Hay Desperado
Gross
Rev C C Maple to Speak at Owa Meet in Iowa
Rev C C Maple of this place will address the Am erican Conference of Undenominational Churches at Arnoldt Park Iowa during the annual session August 10 to 17. The keynote topic is Bible Study by Dispersations. The conference has been invited to meet at Linwood Park in 1925.
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Arnoldt Park
Iowa
C. C. Maple
Linwood Park
Nurse confesses to smothering infant and sending body
Elizabeth Serber a 29 year old Philadelphia nurse told police in Darby she smothered her newborn a week ago and packed the body in a suitcase. She sent a note to the alleged father John Savage of Camden New Jersey directing him to claim the corpse. The body was found when a youth opened the suitcase.
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Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Darby
Elizabeth Serber
John Savage
Serber
Ban on Pittsburgh Plus Steel Pricing Ends in 60 Day Window
U S Steel and its subsidiaries were ordered by the Federal Trade Commission to abandon the Pittsburgh Plus method for pricing steel. The commission ruled it an unfair practice that distorts competition and raises costs, especially harming farmers in eleven western states by about 30 million dollars annually. Some attorneys argued it reflects wide open competition, while dissenting commissioner Gaskill said authorities lacked power to bar uniform plant pricing.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Pittsburgh
Middle West
Gaskill
Uruguay President Serrato outlines education model for clos er US ties
In Montevideo President Serrato praises free universal education and links Uruguayan reforms to U.S. models. He argues for Spanish in U.S. schools to ease commerce, notes state funding for universal higher and technical training, and stresses cross border cooperation and cultural exchange with the United States.
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United States
U. 5
Uruguay
Serrato
Anx
Legion Appeals For Trucks At Lorain Sunday
At Elyria Post 12 meeting many World War veterans filed adjusted compensation applications while urging all ex servicemen to read an article on page two of the Chronicle Telegram and file claims promptly. Lorain Post 30 requests truck owners to send vehicles to Lorain Sunday morning to aid final cleanup efforts at 9 4 a m at the American Legion headquarters. Sheriff Underhill salutes the legionnaires for work aiding Lorain Avon guarding property traffic and wounded or killed. A special meeting will be held next week to discuss upcoming matters.
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Chronicle Telegram
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Legion
Masonic Temple
A. H. West
Lorain
Broadway
Erie Avenue
Fourth St
Legion Post
Fred Underhill
Legionnaires
Avon
Final US drive against rebels in Sao Paulo under way
Montevideo reports that what is believed to be the last federal offensive against rebel forces in Sao Paulo began today. Government troops have penetrated the city and attack the rebels on three sides, with advances reported from the action.
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Montevideon
Uruguay
Sao Paulo
Montevideo
Millionaires' Sons Crime Trial Opens in Chicago Court
In Chicago on July 23 the trial of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb began with State's Attorney Crowe outlining the motive as large gambling debts. Darrow opened the defense arguing public sentiment inflamed and the crime not as published. The proceedings featured witness testimony including Robert Franks' father identifying the victim and the ransom letter allegedly written by Leopold.
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Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
Criminal Court Room
Chicago
Crowe
Raisate
Cook County
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Jacob Franks
Edward M. Gresher
Yacob Franks
Mr. Franks
Franks
George Johnson
Eagles Picnic to Be Held Sunday at Cascade Park
The Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a Sunday picnic at Cascade Park with families invited. Free tickets cover soft drinks and ice cream for children and wives, plus coffee for members. A 10 30 ball game Elyria versus Belden Bloomer girls, then White Motors of Cleveland versus Moulton Candies at 3. Twenty five prizes include a diamond ring, kitchenette, radio, and a $16 bank account.
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Order of Eagles
Cascade Park
Order
Wit
Elyria
Belden
Fast White Motors
Cleveland
Moulton
Eagles
Relatives of Owing Gil Here Telegram Undelivered
A telegram from Louviers Colorado addressed to Mrs J Strom in this city is undelivered as she cannot be located. The message says Stella is dying and cannot live but a few hours with Harry Etta and Zoe present. Western Union seeks Mrs Strom’s contact.
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Louviers
Colorado
Phelps Rites Thursday Funeral set for Frank Phelps
The funeral for Frank Phelps will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his home on Fifth Street. Burial will follow at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Police seek another stolen car, reported by Walter Scott of 205 Stanford Ave. His Ford touring car disappeared from in front of Claycomb's drug store at 10 o'clock last night.
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Phelps
Frank Phelps
Fifth Street
Butternut Ridge
Walter Scott
Stanford Ave
Claycomb
Sheriff Defies Governor to Free Jailed Editor in New Mexico
Santa Fe dispatch reports editor Carl McGee of Albuquerque remained jailed after Governor Hinkle ordered Sheriff Delgado to release him. The sheriff refused, triggering possible habeas corpus action while National Guard involvement looms to enforce sentencing outcomes and potential pardons.
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Santa FE
N. M
Carl McGee
Albuquerque
Hinkle
Deldego
Delgado
McGee
Skipwith
New Mexico National Guard South
12Th Engineers
National Guard
Geslerance
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