County Candidates and Committeemen List for August Primaries
The final day for nominating petitions in county offices and precinct committee men expired for the August 12 primaries. A large slate seeks county commissioner two seats and court of appeals challengers, including W. P. Duffy of Lorain. The Complete list names many candidates for state and county offices and a long Republican county central committee slate across multiple towns.
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W. P. Duffy
Lorain
Court of Appeals
Washburn
Funk
Wooster
Commissioner Court of Appeals
William R&r. Comings
Elyria
J. L. Vanarman
Wellington
Alan R. Branson
Arthur H. Waters
Louis H. Young
Charles T. Biggs
Charles Heiman
H. C Wilcox
W. B. Richmond
J. H. Lees
Henrietta
Charles A. Basore
BE. R. Hasenpflug
J. J. Prindle
Columbia
L. H. Hawley
H. B. Walters
Greorge Rhodes
Chas. Fees
Eugene Sites
Carlisle
Henry Dellefield
Elyria Two
Andrew Kh Moulton
Mable Marsh
Miles Perry
Republican County Central Committee
Merwin H. Lord
L. B. Fauver
E. H. Terrell
James E. Brown
Robert P. Dumas
William C. Bright
Mathias Raidl
R. W. Faulhaber
Artemas Beebe
Carl L. Taylor
Ross Fauver
E. D. Nye
Anthony Neiding
James A. Hewett
S. J. George
L. D. Huffman
F. A. Stetson
Hazel Prindie
C. B. Simpson
Gaylord Tucker
Howard B. Somers
Jennie A. Bins
Chas. E. Tucker
Lawrence H. Webber
Lawrence T. Fay
George P. Colburn
Clayton M. Terry
Neva G. Rankin
A. C. Meyer
Ida Wingard
H. A. Beck
Maude E. Conabee
Chas.a. Wack
Frank A. Smith
Grace Y. Bartholomew
Chas. L. Adams
D. B. Symons
George W. Smith
John G. Whitney
George H. Chamberlain
R. P. Vaughn
Amherst B. Richmond
Jacob P. Bechtel
Samuel Wrage
E. C. Shuler
O. H. Baker
Avon Lake
Nelson Chester
Alvin Walker
Avon Village
A. W. Gough
Brighton
W. C. Day
Brownhelm
William A. Mill
Eight in Race for Governor Nomination
In Columbus on June 14 indications show eight Republican nominees for governor will emerge August primaries from 34 candidates, while Democrats select eight from 23. The list includes J. F. Burke, Harry L. Davis, James A. White, John L. Cable, Homer Durand, George Harris, Joseph B. Sieber, and Henry Clay Smith with others for lieutenant governor and attorney general roles.
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Overnor Donahey
Columbus
Brown
James I. Fogarty
de Fontaine
Nominaton
Fogarty
Supreme Court
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
James A. White
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Coen
Schools Close for Vacation
The public schools closed for the summer with students returning home proudly carrying their books. Principal R P Vaughn praised the honor students and urged others to follow their example as the rally ended with class, a general good time, and an orchestra providing music.
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Thegh School
R. P. Vaughn
Lusic
Orcestra
Train collision kills ten at Berlin station
Berlin report says ten people were killed and many wounded in a train collision at the Berlin railway station today. The incident disrupted service as officials investigated causes and casualty figures continued to rise.
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Nuggets Berlin
Jume
Berlin
Weather Outlook and Library Easing of Hours
The Weather Bureau forecast shows the Ohio Valley with partly cloudy skies and occasional thunder showers and near normal temperatures while the Great Lakes region expects local showers and probable thunder storms. Elyria Public Library will close at 6:00 p.m. evenings starting Monday June 16 and open at noon on Sundays.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Miss Anna Richards Dies in Wisconsin
The friends of Miss Anna Richards are distressed by her death at the home of her brother, Rev M E Spencer, in River Falls Wisconsin, on Monday of this week. She had lived with the late Mrs Frank Piper at the Washington terrace Washington avenue before moving to River Falls and was a member of the First Congregational church from 1904 to 1919, having brought her letter from the Second church Oberlin then.
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Anna Richards
M. E. Spencer
River Falls
Wisconsin
Miss Richards
Frank Piper
Washington Terrace
Washington
Oberlin
Judge Nye
Blytia
John R. Rogers
Brooklyn
C. R. Fauver
Laura Shurtleff’ Price
Chicago
Harley G. Moorhead
Laura Shurtleff Prices
Two Dead and Two Dying Near Wooster
A Pennsylvania passenger train struck a truck from the Leroy Motorized Circus at Orrville killing Mr and Mrs Franks of Chicago and an unnamed man from Pataskala Ohio. Two others were injured including Fred Mathews. One likely fatal. The truck wrecked and bodies dragged several hundred feet. The train was late and speeding.
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Pennsylvania
Orrville Wooster
Leroy
Orrville
Wm. Franks
Chiago
Kelied
Pataskala
Wooster
Fred Mathews
Atwood Campaigner for Lieutenant Governor in Ohio
Senator J. F. Atwood of Franklin county visits Elyria as a Republican lieutenant governor candidate. He chairs the Finance Committee and serves on the State Board of Control. A known sportsman and conservation advocate, he helped author the Public Shooting Grounds law and the Mobile Anti theft bill.
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J. F. Atwood
Franklin County
Senator Atwood
Finance
Tee
Board of Control
State of
Ohio
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Atwood
State Automobile Association
Committee Named to Draft Electric Code
Elyria Central Labor Union held a regular meeting in the painters hall last night. A committee of G. O. Tucker H. B. McCullough and Charles H. Kopp was appointed to present an electric code to the Lights and Water Committee of the City Council. Tucker was elected chairman of the grievance and arbitration committee. One affiliation application was received and delegates seated. Attendance was unusually good and routine business was substantial.
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Elyria Central Labor Union
G. O. Tucker
H. B. McCullough
Charles H. Kopp
Defiant Autoist Fined Five Dollars in City Court
taxi driver John Haughton backed into traffic near Washington Avenue and later drove with an open muffler on Broad Street. Police were alerted after a nightstick was thrown. Mayor Hinkson fined him five dollars and costs. DALY RITES MONDAY Josaph B. Daley of 800 West Avenue dies. funeral Monday at St Mary’s Church with burial at St Mary’s Cemetery.
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John Haughton
Washington Avenus Hill
Hurd
Hinkson
Oberlin Board Adopts Budget and Plans Campaign
Oberlin College trustees approve eight hundred thirty six thousand dollar budget and outline ongoing Building and Endowment Fund campaign. They report new pledges around one hundred eighty thousand since January and cite General Education Board grant progress. The meeting also fills seven vacancies and confirms faculty appointments amid fundraising and building needs.
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W. F. Bohn
Oberlin
General Education Board
Dr. Allen
King
Bohn
Florida
Pacific
Oberlin College
Conservatory of Music
C. W. Morrison
Udell H. Stallings
George George M. Jones
Bradley
Cleveland
R. E. Brown
Waterbury
Conn
Wiliam C. Cochran
Cincinnati
C. K. Fauver
New York
Alexander Hadden
Thomas Henderson
C. H. Kirshner
Kansas City
I. W
Japan’s Diet Session Seen Shaping Liberal Push
Tokyo observers await the special session as liberal and conservative factions clash over constitutional reform and the genro system. Takahashi returns to oppose the Kiyoura cabinet while Ozaki and Kato push for republican ideals and stronger foreign policy.
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Takahashi
Tokyo
Japan
Reg Kent
Imperial Japanese Diet
Kiyoura
House of Representatives
Yukio Ozaki
Inuxal
Viscount Kato
China
England
Baron Matsui
Kato
Diet
Viscount Kkato
Manchuria
United States
Great Britain
Mouron
North American
Russia
Cleveland Carmen Strike After Arbitration Rebuff
Cleveland street railway carmen walk out at 10 today after the board of arbitration refused to accept a 12 cent per hour wage increase. The walkout follows a union plan to protest the decision and pressure the company.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Street Railway
Board of Arbitration
Memorial Services for Odd Fellows Sunday
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans Memorial Day ceremonies Sunday at 2 p.m. at their hall with Senator J F Burke delivering the day’s address G G Fiedler and Mrs Laura Farrell to give eulogies and a flowers visit at the cemetery after the meeting. Russell Scott is sentenced to hang for the murder of Joseph Maurer a 19 year old drug store clerk in Chicago in a robbery case.
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Independent Order of Odd’ Fellows
J. F. Burke
G. G. Fiedler
Laura Farrell
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Chicago
Russell Scott
Detroit
Joseph Maurer
Scott
Massive mail train robbery arrests and loot recovery
Reports say most loot was recovered and arrests of the gang leaders expected today. Bandits seized 42 sacks of registered mail including federal reserve shipments, with $100000 cash and bonds up to 1.5 million. Wayne found wounded near Hammond Indiana. police hunt remaining two carloads of bandits.
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Wayne
Hammond
Ind
Rondout
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Federal Reserve Bank
McComb
Federal Reserve
New York
12Th Street
Eighth Avenue
United States Customs
Polica
Tennessee Storm Rips Through Hampton Area Killing Dozens
A cloudburst near Hampton Tennessee killed at least sixteen people this morning in Johanson City. The Laurel-Ford Railway and Bramer were washed away. communications are down and death toll is expected to rise with enormous property losses reported.
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Johanson City
Tenn
Hampton
Laurel-Ford
Bramer
Dawes Plan Debated as Reparations Remain Unsettled
New York authorities report mechanics and metals bank doubts on Dawes plan solving German reparations. The June review notes the mechanism could automate sub station work and cut operator staff, but questions persist about transferring funds to foreign creditors and solvency effects.
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New York
Dawes
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
Germany
Wensley
Weneley
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