Record Number of Candidates File for Nominations
Ohio enters a heated primary with a record number of entries for governor and U S Senate. Twelve Republicans and four Democrats seek the governor nomination while 38 candidates compete for federal and state offices in the August 2 contests.
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Columbus
Jung
Ohio
Buckeye
Brown
Tose Ho
Inclu
Thad E H. Brown
Sores Miers Y Cooper
Chemnat
Fremont
Joseph Sieber Abron
Flatances Snow
Vernon Ross Bucharan
Carral
Grant
Napoleon
Tarry
G. Givson
Westerville
Iaarry Shanl Forest
William Grant Webster
Athens
Harry C. Smir Cleveland
Cnaries
Charles Dict
Akron
Alfred J. Fiorini
Daston
Thomas W. Latham
Monroeville
Charles Q.hildebrant
Shore
George L Watson
Morron County
Liesd E. Price
VanWort
United States
A Atlee Pomerene
Cleveland
Commence
Cyrus Loenerteland
Tierence Alien
Charles E. Wharton
Kenton
Tehef
Secretari
Attorne
State Supreme Court
State Supreme Bench
Elman
John F. Burke
Elsna
J. Oolts
Wow Barnsworth
Nominations Filed for Lorain County and District Offices
Numerous candidates entered papers for county and district offices ahead of August primaries. Republicans dominate both parties with multiple races including state senate, state representative, sheriff, clerk of courts, treasurer, auditor, and coroner. Notable filings include Florence E. Snider for state senate, and Miles E. Perry for coroner.
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Ifty
Ate
Florence E
Am- Ins
Sma
Lora
M. H. E. Welty
A. Harley
C. C. Gibliz
Miles Perry
HS. Hoss
Loraim
Senatoer 2
Florence B” Snider
Amherst
Black River Airship
P. KR. Hogers
Grafton
Melvin
J. Broar
Elsa
C. RR. Summers
Oberlin
S Aust
Elma
Harves UW
Lancelot V. Jones
Lorain
Bob Opers
Elyria
Clarence E Jams
Charles Hermany
Rain
Leon Underhul
Lutria
Englehart
Iwrentice
Elsriz
Cnevies Iond
Mable Marsh
Arthur H. Waiters
Era
Charles D. Murray
Wellington
M H. Welty
Elyna
Antes
Atternes
D. A. Baird
Miles E. Perrs
Elsftiar
H. S. Dbs
G A. Friday
Elyra
G. Nx
German steel workers protest U S duties in Berlin
German industrialists announce broad resentment toward U S duties on steel products. they say treasury agents operate in Germany to enforce price measures and curb undercutting, threatening sovereignty and prompting a new tax on all German steel imports.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Treasury Department
Association German Industrialists Today
Two Lohan Men Die After Steel Plant Accident
Two men injured at the National Tube Company steel plant died at St Joe hospital within 24 hours. Patrick Donovan, 49, of Lone Menue, and Rafael Querogo, 25, were workers in the Bes qinere department when a valve stuck and molten steel spilled. Funeral services set for Donovan Monday at St Mary's. Querogo's services today at John's church with his father traveling from France to claim the body.
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OWA
St Joepr Hospital
Bes Qinere
Aline
Patrick T Donovan
Rafael Querogo
Patrick Donovan
St M Ary’s
John's Church
Two Alliance Men Die In Canton Collision Sleepwalker Tragedy
June 12. Harold Waller 25, slept and fell through a large bedroom window and died from injuries after severing his limbs. Walter Mariette 21, truck driver, collided with a freight train near Johnson crossing west of Sebring and died hours later. Both accidents cited as sleepwalking incidents.
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Canton
Albianice
Mmen
Migas
Harold Waller
Cronus
Aliance City Hospital
Walter Mariette
Johnson's
Cro, Ing
Sebring
Four Die in Milford Car Crash Near Boston Post Road
Four persons were killed when their car struck a tree on a curve of the Boston Post Road near Milford, Conn. Ethel Miller and Mrs. Edwin Reeser were identified among the victims. William H. Cushing of Brookline Mass and Yale student George M. Whoppers Galhester were also presumed deceased. No witnesses. Sheriff Garret Stach reported one survivor before the others died. Hundreds visited the wreck as officials tightened campus traffic rules. The bodies were taken to a local morgue.
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Glilford
Conn
Ethel Willer
Edwin Reeser
William H Cushing
Brookline
Mass
Yale
George M Whoppers Galhester
New Nayen
Drowning Victims From Lake Erie Funeral Plans
In Lorain on June 12 classmates may serve as pallbearers for Ned Volpe 11 and Walter Wallace 11 at 11 o'clock and 2:30 respectively, with services at local churches. The boys died when a home made raft overturned in Centum Park area of Lake Erie after a lengthy search by lifeguards and divers recovered Lawrence Page 10.
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Lorain
Lake Erie
Centum Park
Ned Volpe
Walter Wallace
Lawrence Page
Boys' Band Concert Planned in City Park Sunday
A city park concert by the Boys' Band directed by W. Baird is scheduled Sunday at 2:30. Congressman Martin J. Davey will speak on Our America after the concert, with a rain plan to move the program to the M. E. church at 5 o'clock.
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City Park
Aa. I. Werner
W. Baird
Martin J. Davey
Heat
Tca
Werner
M. E
Frederick Brown
Fourarmed bandits raid Sun Lo Company payroll case
Four armed men attempted to rob the Sun Lo Company payroll in New York. They killed cashier Samuel Winterbottom and clerk Josephine Di Fiora and seriously wounded Elizabeth Schumacher. A woman clerk was hit as shots rang out. all victims were taken to a hospital. The bandits fled in a car after exchanges of gunfire with guards and staff.
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Sunlo Company, Inc
Othee
Samuel Winterbottom
Josephine
DI Fiora
Elizabeth Schumacher
Winterbottom
Landis
Sherks
Anautomobile
American Railway Express
Martin Netly
Ofice Force
Cesmer
Postols
Two Men Held in Murder of Policeman
Charles and Ernest Garrison, both 23, held for shooting Franklin, Ohio officer James A. Benge after a store robbery. They confessed to the robbery of the Thirkield store and the fatal shooting. May Wittlinger reportedly provided information leading to the arrests.
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Middletown
Charles
Ernest G
James A. Benge
Franklin
Harold Gampher
Franklin Township
Warren County
Benge
Charles Garrison
Wei Hand
Thirfield
Erlar
Marshal Graham
Brandt
Foote
Jake Nesbitt
Tranklin
May Wittlinger
Charles Garricvon
Ebargeld
State Auditor eyes banks over delayed automobile tag funds
Secretary of State Thad Brown allegedly allowed funds from automobile tag deposits to stay in county banks longer than allowed, causing a loss of interest to the state. Attorney General Crabbe ruled banks liable for interest if funds remain beyond legal limits, unless the secretary diligently transfers them to the state treasury. Auditors estimate the loss at 50 900 to 75 900 dollars.
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Columbus
Thad T. Brown
General Crabbe
Joseph Tra Waday
Crabbe
Secretari of
Siate
Tracy
Commissioners hire Cleveland engineer for La Ram bridge plan
Wendel P. Brown of Cleveland was hired as consulting engineer by county commissioners. He will oversee plans and estimates for the Fourteenth street bridge in La Ram, bring thirty years of bridge experience, and work under County Surveyor C T Bisss. Work begins soon and estimates and plans aim to be ready for the bond issue ballot next fall, taking two to three months.
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Wendel P. Brown
Cleveland
Fourteenth Street
Laram
C T. Bisss
Ween
Tiohd
Brookhart Visits Senate Slush Fund Committee
Former Senator Brookhart visits the senate slush fund committee after losing Iowa’s Republican primary to Daniel Stech. He is greeted by members and claims quick recall of spending details if questioned.
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Senate
Slush Fund Committee
Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Daniel F. Stech
Democra
Shish Fund Committee
Wife Held in Shooting of Husband in Cleveland
Isaac Morgan, 25, in serious condition after multiple bullet wounds. Police say his wife Salina Morgan shot him during a family quarrel early today. she is in custody awaiting the outcome of his injuries.
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Cleveland
Isaac Morgan
Salina
Logan Gas petitions for re hearing in Ohio Supreme Court
Attorneys for the Logan Gas Company filed a petition with the Ohio Supreme Court seeking a rehearing of a public utilities rate case. The court previously ruled the company cannot raise a second schedule of strictly higher rates while one schedule is already before the commission. The petition notes the decision rests on facts not referenced by counsel and affects 72 Ohio communities, with 38 having ordinances approving rates.
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Columbus
Login Gas Company
Ole Supreme Court
Recepcy
Us Higes Commission
Ohio
Loxan Gas Company
Cardinal Bonzano Heads Catholic Cardinal Arrival in New York City
Cardin al Bonzano and five other Roman Catholic church leaders arrive in New York for a historic gathering. A reception at St Patrick's Cathedral is planned for 3 PM with a procession and eight cardinals, including Hazel and Charest, arriving by train to Chicago later for the Eucharistic Congress.
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Pius XI
New York City
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Cardinal Charest
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Roslyn
L. TL
Cardinal Haves
Vanderbilt
O'Donnel
Armagh
Ireland
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Archishop
Reizy Casanova
Toledo
Span
Veernocht
Singonma
Hungary
Pitti
Vienna
Spa
France
Austria
Ange Ir
Arcetiedd Ton
North River
Aquitania
Bandits Stage Quick HiJacking in Brooklyn Jewelry Heist
Five bandits robbed Brooklyn plumber Xathan Wasserman and his bookkeeper Irving Solomon taking a $900 payroll and $2,500 in jewelry. The victims, beaten with gun butts, had just exited a car when the assailants arrived driving up in another vehicle and fled the scene.
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New York
Xathan Wasserman
Brooklyn
Irving Solomon
Wasserman
Selamon
Baniltry
Corruption Probe Looms In Pennsylvania Senate Race
Washington reports on the Pennsylvan ia senatorial campaign corruption inquiry by the senate slush fund committee. The probe centers on payments and tactics used by Pepper Vare and Governor Gifford Pinchot allies to mobilize votes, with figures around 2 425000 cited and links to Coolidge administration figures. The inquiry expands as candidates decline to testify until next week amid party meetings.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Drederich “K. Beutel
Pittsburgh
Washingsiox
Pennsvania
Alex
Coolidge
Treasury
Newberres
Ain Penassisania
Todass
T* Pepper
Wham
Republican State Committee
Philadelphia
Tosday
Vasit
Speedway tragedy at Lasdertown crash kills four
Four speedway fans die and several injured when a coupe crashes into a tree near Lasdertown while en route to a 250 mile race in the mountains. Victims include T A Green 32 farmer Fisher Kine auto mechanic A V Wooster 35 auto dealer.
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Altoona
Speedway
T. A. Green
Fisher Kine
Auto Mechanc
A.V. Wooster
Lasdertown
Joseph Man
Farmes Attempts to Take Own Life in Ohio Barn
James Shigan 62 a retired farmer was found unconscious with a bullet hole in the right temple in a rivon Ohio barn early today. He was taken to Salem hospital where he is believed to be dying. Authorities think ill health motivated the self inflicted attempt.
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Liverpool
James Shigan
Rivon
Salem Hospital
Shigan
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