Primary drive fills 52 petitions for state and county posts
A total of 52 candidates filed petitions for Republican and Democratic nominations to state and county offices to be elected this fall. Filing fees amounted to 551 dollars. Contest focus centers on Republican races for common pleas judges, county commissioners, prosecutor, sheriff, recorder, and state representative, with two clear Democratic contests for short terms.
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Election Board
Common Pleas
Herbert O.l Cummings
Blyna
A. R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Webber Andttorneys
Guy B. Findley
Cummings
Elyria
Tudge Thompson
D. A. Cook
Frank Coleman
Lorain
Wesley Griils
C. D. Murray
Wellington
Oscar Dunny
Thomas Peebles
J. Russell Marsh
Columbia
F. G. Prosser
LaGrange
Clinton W. Watson
Edward W. DeChant
Avons Lake
Carl Curtis
Sam Beal
J. Dq. Brown
Paul W. Cook
J. B. Dav*inson
Camden
J. F. Diederich
Ridgeville
G. H. Knott
Ilyria
Prosecutor
Ohio Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Sunday
Ohio forecast notes fair conditions tonight with cooler temperatures in the central portion. Sunday expected to be somewhat cooler overall with mild to moderate conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Camp Iss-See-Kes Opens Week with Forty Boys Enrolled
The Vermilion River camp on Iss-See-Kes opens Monday for the Y M C A with about forty boys expected. Robert H. Goacher, Boys' Secretary, says thirty two have signed up and reservations are being taken at the Y M C A main desk. Boys depart Monday morning at o'clock, with transportation provided by parents and friends. The period runs until June 27, followed by a second ten day session beginning then.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Robert H. Goacher
Goacher
O’eloch
Man pleads not guilty in Sharon defiling death case
Homer Sanders 42 pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter and destroying a body in the death of four year old Leaminerva Dilley. A coroner's inquest recommended holding him on negligence charges after the remains were found near Sharon. Sanders admits discovering the body after fumigating George Gregg’s house and building a funeral pyre Northeast of Sharon.
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Sharon
Homer Sanders
Leaminerva Dilley
Harry Eliott
Sandere
Mercer
Sanders
George Mehan
Low
George Gregg
Local Building Shows Big Gain in Blymar June
Construction work in Blymar for the first fifteen days of June surpassed the entire total for June last year. L. P. Kaiser reports that twelve permits have been issued this month versus six for June last year, with most permits for repair work and garage building. In Warren Ohio a man was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train on Friday.
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Blymar
L. P. Kaiser
Kaiser
Cuba Moves To End Terrorism By Deadline And Harsh Penalties
Havana reported a government crackdown after an assassination attempt on President Carlos Mendieta. A June 25 deadline set for surrender of firearms, broad death penalties for attacks, and lengthy prison terms for bombings or incitement, with compensation for weapon handovers. Mendieta and cabinet to attend funeral for two killed. 21 injured. Caddies Win Strike Ends In Mansfield With Five Cent Increase To 30 Cents Per Round.
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Havana
HPI
Carlos Wendiete
Delnery
Mendieta
Mansfield
Stetson Group Strong Bid for County G. O. P. Leadership
The Stetson faction shows broad support across Lorain County as petitions filed with the election board indicate many precinct committeemen backing Frank A. Stetson for GOP leadership. In Elyria 15 precincts unopposed and 11 contested suggest majority in 35 precincts, with Lorain overall leaning to Stetson through allies like Charley Davis. Opposition exists in Wellington Eaton and Carlisle, while statewide prospects point to Stetson gaining control after the August primary.
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Frank A. Stetson
County Board of Elections
Election Board
Stetson
Elyria
Lorain
Charley Davis
Regis
Wellington
Eaton
Carlisle
Robert Lersch
Frank
BE. Stevens
C. Stolzenburg
James Hewitt
Frank DB. Stevens
War Repudiation Lesson At Oberlin Meet
Amo to have the General Council of the Congregational and Christian churches of the United States meet at Oberlin near Thursday to pledge itself to repudiate and non cooperate in any future war. Radical peace advocates number 525, with 1,500 visitors expected, as issues of peace and war are discussed under Lys Rev Dr John Phillips. principal lectures by Dr Douglas Clyde Macintosh and a Canadian. The council opens with addresses by moderation leaders Carl Patton and Frank Coffin.
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Amo
General Council
Congregational and
United States
Oberlin
Seattle
Wasa
Pacific
Illinois
Vouing Delaas
Counel
Lys
John Phailips
Center Church
Hartford
Conn
Allan Knight Chalmers
Broadway Tabernacle
New York Ciy
Chalmers
Oberlin College
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Douglas Clyde Macintosh
Yale Divinity School
Supreme Court
Macintosh
Hitler Ends Italy Visit After Two Days With Mussolini
June 16 report states Chancellor Adolf Hitler, dazed but calm, left Lido airport for Munich after a two day visit to Premier Benito Mussolini. The talks produced formal agreements on Italian independence, stabilizing European armaments before disarmament, and allowing Germany to build armaments toward parity over six years. A four power peace treaty framework linking Italy Germany France and Great Britain was proposed to undergird a ten year peace.
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Venice
Adolph Hitler
Nazi Germany
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Lido
Munich
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Mussolini
Nuehrer
Duce
Australia
Germany
Special Session Called By White in Ohio on June 27
Governor White announced a special session of the Ohio General Assembly to convene June 27 focused on emergency building and loan legislation. The emergency school program from Akron will be submitted later.
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Columbus
Iup
Leaders Given Right to Gall Walkout Later
Pittsburgh June 16 The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers ends an immediate strike threat awaiting labor board proposals for a three member impartial board to oversee code compliance. Green and Tighe push plan granting arbitration and elections, with final authority on hours wages and conditions.
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Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Washington
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Labor Board
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Green and Tighe
Ten-Year-Old Boy Admits Pushing Girl Into River
In Cleveland on June 15 a 10-year-old boy sobbed before police and his father as he confessed pushing Peggy Young, three, into the Cuyahoga River. He said she refused to swim, he struck her with a brick, and she drowned. Authorities linked the act to a prior drowning of his playmate Wesley Goodman, allegedly caused by other children.
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Cleveland, O
UPA
Peggy Young
Cuyahoga River
Wesley Goodman
Americans Win Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
England's Wightman Cup bid ended as the United States retained the trophy 4 matches to 1. Sarah Palfrey defeated Peggy Scriven after Helen Jacobs had earlier clinched the series with a win over Dorothy Round, while Nancy Lyle and Evelyn Dearman won England's lone doubles match against Carolin Babcock and Josephine Cruickshank.
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Wimbledon
England
America
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Peggy Scriven
United States
Stars and Stripes
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Dorothy Round
Miss Jacobs
Miss Palfrey
Miss Round
Miss Scriven
Nancy Lyle
Evelyn Dearman
Carolin Babcock
Josephine Cruickshank
Rider Injured On Motorcycle Near Elyria
Robert Myers, 26, of South Amherst was thrown from his motorcycle when a tire blew on Telegraph Road four miles west of Elyria. He suffered a fractured ankle and a dislocated shoulder and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Robert Myers
South Amherst
Telegraph Road
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Three Year Old Boy Struck By Auto On Broad Street
Three year old Ralph Murphy of 309 Broad Street was struck on Broad Street this morning by a car driven by Arthur Michaels of 6 Plaza Apartments. The boy darted across behind parked cars into the vehicle path. Michaels carried him to Memorial Hospital with bruises.
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Ralph Murphy
Broad Street
Arthur Michaels
No. 6 Plaza Apartments
Michaels
Memorial Hospital
Spirited Democratic Battles for Precinct Committee
Democratic factions clash as New Deal candidates challenge Seward backed hopefuls in Lorain County primaries. Key precincts see seven hot races with Eleanor Schirack, Albert Schwartz, William Ready, Arthur Haury, J F Ryan, Hugh Kirkbride and James Yuurgman backing Seward opposed by Baxter Sharp, Samuel Baldwin, W H Vanoster, Ernest Moody, Martin Mueller, Frank Billings and Thomas Murphy. Additional contests in 18, 5B and SE precincts raise uncertainty about opposing nominees. List of candidates by precinct includes Eleanor Schirack 239 Columbus Street and Baxter Sharp 501 Washington Avenue among others. Continued on Page 3.
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D. W. Seward
Lorain County
Democratic Executive Committee
Serard
Eleanor Schirack
Albert W. Schwartz
William J. Ready
Arthur T. Haury
J. F. Ryan
Hugh E. Kirkbride
James J. Yuurgman
Seward
New Deal
Baxter Sharp
Samuel Baldwin
W. H. Vanoster
Ernest L. Moody
Martin Mueller
Frank C. Billings
Thomas P. Murphy
William Jones
Frank Yanke
Minnie M. Crow
J. P. Kaiser
al G. Bauer
Leo F. Schnore
Congress Adjourns in Swift Final Passage of Key Bills
Washington reports a swift adjournment drive as the House quickly passes the 1.715 billion deficiency bill including drought relief and the Senate approves the 1.0 billion housing measure. The labor disputes bill aimed at ending the steel crisis races toward the White House for signature as adjournment momentum grows.
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Washington
U.p.congress
Senate
House
White House
Congress
Robert M. LaFollette
Wis
James Couzens
Mich
Huey P. Long
Ala
Ohio primary opens with seventy candidates listed
Columbus June 16 The 11th Biennial Ohio Primary kicks off with 70 candidates seeking Democratic and Republican nominations for 13 state, congressional and judicial posts on the November ballot. Filing closed Friday at 6 30 P M. 27 Democrats and 43 Republicans filed. One woman, Cleveland’s Mrs Oliva Joy Wright, seeks a Democratic congressman at large nomination. The slate includes Governor George White and Vic Donaker for Democrats and D Feas, Coxey and Edward Toledo for Republicans.
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Columbus
GER
Ohio
Oliva Joy Wright
Cleveland
George White
Marietta
Vic Donaker
Huntsville
Jane Jane Charles Weet
Grasville
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Frank E. Stevens
Howard Butler
Stevens
John
Onaron
Willam Thomas
Warren
Pi— Werner Albert
Wellison Green
The
Americas Federation of Labor
Cuba
Stetson Group
General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches
Carl 8 Patton
First Congregational Church
Los Angeles
Church
the Times
Frank G. Coffin
Suited Congregational Christian Church
Italy
Gall
U. 8
Mengur
D. Feas
Yellow Springs
Coxey
Massillon
Edward Toledo
Waker
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