ATER RETURNS HOW CUMMINS AS LOST RACE
The Republican nomination of Smith W Brookhart for the United States Senate was conceded today by the Cummins campaign committee. A statement from ex Governor George Clarke, chairman of the Cummins committee, said Cummins defeat was a protest against existing conditions rather than a change of faith in the former senator Ling.
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Moines
Towa
Smith W. Brookhart
The
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Cummins
George We
Clarke
Brookhart Wins Republican Senate Nomination in Iowa
Early returns from Des Moines and rural precincts show William S. Brookhart leading in Iowa as he secures the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. Cummins loses in his home county amid a strong Brookhart surge, with final tallies still trickling in as results continue to come in.
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Des Moines
Smith
Brookhart
United State ‘Senate
Iowa
Plot to blow up public buildings uncovered in Tokyo
London dispatch says a plot to assassinate officials and blow up public buildings was uncovered in Tokyo with about a hundred arrests reported. The plan aimed for execution on June 10 per a telegraph dispatch.
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London
Dune
Tokio
Jury Probe of Asylum Site Opens Monday
Columbus reports a state welfare inquiry into alleged irregularities linked to the selection of a North Ohio institution for the mentally challenged. Governor Jonzhey requested a jury. Hogsett granted two days leave as chief agriculturist. Director Harper ordered managers to assume Hogsett’s duties during absence and to coordinate with state departments as needed.
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Harper
John
Hhe State
Welfare Department
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Jonzhey
Ohio State
Ft Hogsett
Farming
Dharper
State Seterinary Department
Enraged Man Fires On Spa Customers Then Commits Suicide
An enraged husband bursts into a beauty parlor injuring three women before shooting himself. The suspect’s wife has asked for a divorce after eight years of marriage. Police report the assailant turned the gun on himself as four women collapsed. The scene ended with his body at the doorway and two injured women hospitalized.
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Fareitt
Jolasin
Chief Justice Taft Reported Much Improved
Washington note reports Chief Justice William Howard Taft in improved condition after prolonged illness. Taft remained at home under care, with doctors optimistic about recovery and return to public duties.
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Taft
Washington
Wm. Howard Taft
Cities rush to join government building program
Washington June A land rush to get in on the 165,000,000 building program began today led by Senators and Congressmen. Cities filed formal applications at the supervising architect's office for allocation of public buildings under the construction program announced Saturday. Seventeen additional cities with authorized buildings but no appropriations were placed on the immediate construction program as the rush began. Assistant secretary Charles S. Dewey said most allocations will be under construction next year.
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Washington
Ace
Saurday
Charles S. Dewey
Examination authority granted for Logan Gas Company probe
The State Public Utilities Commission announced a joint investigation of Logan Gas Company properties and records to review rate increases and contracts. Municipalities including Bellevue and others sought to examine furnishment details but the commission rejected the joint request.
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Smbus
Ualues
Loday
Logan Gas Compan
Smade
Jellevue
Bucye Tus
Stain
Mud rains on washing in Dayton reveal mud storm
In Dayton Ohio yesterday mud washed over washing near the army air station after a high wind blew dust into the already saturated atmosphere. Test pilots investigated and found the soiled clothing caused by mud, not oil, and the pilots were exonerated.
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Here
Army Air Station
Army
Ponzi Artist in Jacksonville Awaiting Boston Return
A PONZI figures named Ponzi, a notorious get rich quick artist, was found in Jacksonville on June 8. Police claimed no interest in his location and Chief Roberts said a telegram from Boston had not yet arrived. Florida officials offered to waive their claims so he could be sent to Boston for sentencing.
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Flay
Massachsetts
Anc
Roberts
Boston
Florida
Board of Trade Members to Meet New Secretary Tonight
The Board of Trade will hold a meeting and dinner at the Newell hotel at 6 50 this evening. E J Fellow the new secretary will attend and give a short talk. A report on past and future board activities will be presented.
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Board OF Trade
SEC
Newell
E. J. Fellow
Thero
Membe
Alleged Bandit Is Captured In Newark O
Ray mond Inlow, an alleged bandit described as a pal of Dewey Hupp who was shot at Buckeye Lake, was captured at his Newark home. Noland Inlow, Wes Inlow's brother, remains at large on charges of shooting with intent to kill.
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Newark
Raymond Inlow
Dewey
Hupp
Buckeye Lake
Wes
Noland Inlow
Dynamite Blast Kills Six in West Virginia Quarry
Six men were killed and six others seriously injured in a premature dynamite blast at the Berkley Springs Glass Sand Company quarry about seventeen miles from Hagerstown. The blast caused a hillside landslide burying victims and hindering rescue work. the dead include Moon, Heary, Wells, Dawson, Miller and Gee. Company and county officials investigate the cause.
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Hagerstown
Berkley Springs
Irdly Heary
G Wells
Romans Dawson
Miller
Gee
George Miller
Doe . Company
County
Norwalk School Board Reviews Funds and Local Requests
The Norwalk school board reports a current year net balance of 3169.92.6 to cover depreciation on school equipment and approves repainting plans for Jefferson rooms. Residents near Garford school request a kindergarten. the board delays adding a new class. Playground supervision is asked. no funds are available for summer improvements.
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McCrillis
Norwalk
Jefferton
Garford School
Kinder
Barten
Verdict Favorable to Railroad in $15,000 Suit
A directed verdict was entered for the railroad yesterday in the case of George Lowlett who claimed arrest in 1922 on a fals e charge damaged his credit and reputation. Judge A R Webber ruled after the plaintiff's evidence was presented.
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Yesterda
George Lowlett
A. R. Webber
Park Board Proposes Bond Issue Five
The Park Board advances Bond Issue Five amid council discussion and ongoing talks on the plan. Officials warn potential risks to the proposed plant project while seeking broader support.
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Park Board
Air Mail Pilot Criticizes Law After Fatal Crash
Aero Club of Illinois president condemns a recently passed law blamed for the death of air mail pilot Elinero Patricks. The Mendota crash near the Minneapolis route caused four forced landings as crews battled gale conditions. He argued the law was foolish and would not have saved lives, noting the wind and delays.
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Former Michigan city officials to serve federal prison terms
Peter C. Jezewski former mayor of Hamtramck and Max Wosinski commissioner of public safety must serve two years each at Fort Leavenworth for conspiring to violate Prohibition laws in 1924. The U S circuit court of appeals upheld most sentences with 53 indicted and 33 tried. few acquitted, trials exposing police irregularities and liquor conspiracies in Detroit area.
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Cincinnati
Peter C. Jezewski
Hamtramck
Mich
Max Wosinski
Publ Safety
Jezewski
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Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
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Aml
John Hemler
Walter Wandrot
Peter Russo
Best Mothers Say Priedy Girl Prodigy Brings Business
A fragmented feature notes a girl prodigy connected to a business ethos praised by mothers. The piece weaves quotations from an authority figure and literary references, hinting at national reception and evaluative standards.
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Womert
Treasury reports realty improved but debt remains set to rise
The note outlines the Treasury's view of a stronger revenue position from tax payments and cautious spending, with debt maturities lower than usual. It predicts renewed demand for funds and hints at tax changes. Democrats accuse Republicans of delaying tax cuts until just before the 1528 election to gain political advantage.
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Caplida
Five Year Old Boy Injured By Auto Near Home
A five year old boy was struck by a car near his home at the corner of West Avenue and Fifteenth Street, suffering a fractured skull. The vehicle, operated by Jasper George of Oberlin Road, allegedly swerved into the road, throwing the boy to the pavement. Mrs. P. J. Mitchell assisted before the boy was taken to Memorial Hospital, where doctors say he has a chance to recover.
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Tony Gatberesso
Memorial
Cof West Avenag
Leenth Streets
Jasper George
Oberlin - Road
P. J. Mitcheh
Memorial Hospital
Remus May Pardon Appeal Reported by Counsel
Remus George Remus, jailed for alleged prohibition law violations, seeks a pardon after two years in Atlanta. Attorney Leonard Garver Jr. announced the U S Supreme Court of Appeals refusal to grant relief, noting the case involves conspiracy indictments and a potential Dayton State sentence. President Coolidge is cited in coverage of the pardon effort.
New Contract Offered By C P S With 10 Day Clause
Ohio Public Service Co. proposes a reduced electric rate contract for Elyria with a 10 day clause. City Council considers approving terms to lower charges for residential and commercial users, aiming to save the public money and possibly extend the franchise. Local reaction praises potential savings and urges timely action before an expected rate change.
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C. P.S
Unig
J.B Johnson
Ohio
Sertice
Fueniatt Electric
Elyria Caprres
Suir
Franchee
Tate
Connell
Johnson
Vais
Lorain
Onto Public Service Co
Elyria
Sandusky Man Declares Candidacy for Governor Nomination
Charles J aayedo, a Sandusky resident, filed a formal declaration of candidacy with Secretary of State Brown as part of his bid for the Republican nomination for governor.
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Ssandusky
Columbus
Chares J Aayedo
Brown
Tanes Plan Of Farm Aid Debated In Senate
Debated plan outlines farmers financing relief through competition with abroad markets. Dawes plan forms discussed as relief strategy while Senate leaders hope to set groundwork this week.
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Tanes
Lloc
Senate
Dawes
Banker Enters Senator Ange as Dry Inn
Fragmented OCR reads as a political item about bankers and dry laws. Mentions United States Senator James J Wallsworth and Warner B Wheeler as national counsel. Notes questions on enforcing the Constitution and taxes on dry forces amid a dry campaign.
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Senator Ange
United States
James
Tiene
Warner B. Wheeler
Tre “Drys
Ohio Cities May Not Issue Bonds for Traffic Lights
An opinion from Ohio’s Bureau of Public Accounting states cities cannot issue bonds to fund the purchase and installation of traffic lights. The June ruling clarifies municipal financing limits and encourages alternative funding methods.
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Columbus
French War Minister Orders Probe in Duty Case
Paris reports the French War Ministry begins a full inquiry into the duty case of Doty a Memphian soldier of fortune amid rumors he faces execution. Officials indicate a conviction may lead to imprisonment and possible deportation from French territory.
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Paris
Nerwi
Gilbert Clare
Syria
Ministry of War
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