Ingalls Wins Governor Nomination in Ohio Race
Unofficial returns show Ingalls leading Brown by over 30,000 votes for Republican governor. Bettman tops Bettman in U.S. Senate and Bettman at large for Congress. Democratic White leads governor race with 201,010 votes, Myers tops secretary of state, Ferguson leads treasurer, Duffy leads attorney general.
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Columbus
Ingalls
Brown
Cooper
L. B . Palmer
Nickels
Turner
Braden
Nixon
Hummel
Guitteau
Bettman
Taber
Coxy
Mrs. Miller
A Bracher
Bender
Herbert
L. T. Palmer
Martin
Reading
Tetlow
Sullivan
White
Ross
Myers
Hastings
Kyer
Butler
Galthher
McCollister
Kauffman
Hubbell
Coffey
Ferguson
Harper
Duffy
Poulson
Young
Truax
Dye
Day
Hayes
Davi Is
Bell
Norton
Latham
Lukens
Witter
Supreme Court
Weygandt
F. S. Day
Price
Zimmerman
Henderson
Wilkin
Myers ¥. Cooper
David S. Ingalls
James C. B. Beatts
Clarence J. Brown
Lee B. Palmer
Geo. E. Turner
Walter G. Nickels
Edward J. Hummel
Arthur A. Nixon
Geo. C. Braden
Elizabeth C. T. Miller
Thomas J. Herbert
Hugh K. Martin
B. F. Reading
Dallas Sullivan
Percy Tetlow
George H. Bender
Carrington T. Marshall
Frank W. Geiger
Edward S. Matthias
Thomas A. Jones
Congress
Francis Seiberling
Charles Dick
Court of Appeals
Wm. E. Pardee
Stanley Denlinger
State Central Committee
Donald Gallail
Frank B. Burck
Elefe Bennett Wilson
PhiIp Wolfe
General Assembly
Malcolm R. Thompson
Paul J. Goldthorpe
Clarence E. Mason
Otto K. Mischka
P._H. Rogers
William D. Taylor
H.C. Wilcox
Geo. H. Chamberlain
George White
Galen Starr Ross
Will G. Pickrel
Eir
Rupert A. Hastings
Thomas Kyer
George £. Meyers
Daniel BE. Butler
R. Clark Coffey
E. C. Galleher
Charles H. Hubbell
J. H. Kaumffan
Harry EB. McCollister
Joseph T. Ferguson
John E. Harper
Francis Poulson
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Louis M. Day
Paul F. Dye
Gordon Hayes
Thomas W. Latham
Charles E. Lukens
William Norton
Charles Vv. Truax
Herman R. Wither
Stephen M. Young
Lorain County Primary Winners Named In County Race Totals
Lorain voters cast about 19,400 ballots in yesterdays primary with Republicans leading nominations in General Assembly Thomson Rogers Wilcox Shaw Tucker and Hardin. Democratic picks include Kurtz Vivant Babcock Donohue Lieb and Lagton among others as full county ticket tabulations follow.
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Lorain County
General Assembly
M. R. Thomson
P. H. Rogers
H. C. Wilcox
Harry L. Shaw
Charles E. Tucker
John M. Harding
Ben F. Thomas
Clarence Dick
William G. Mitchell
Walter J. Wright
J. W. Warden
C. Ward
Arthur Kurtz
Leo B. Vivant
Eugene F. Babcock
Winter Rose
Edward DeChant
J. J. Smythe
Norman J. Donohue
Louis A. Lieb
William France
Albert
Mens
A. P. Lagton
R. W. Falls
Ohio Showers Tonight Then Clearing Thursday
A weather forecast notes showers tonight with possible areas in the east by Thursday morning. The west is expected to be fair, with a slow rise in temperatures Thursday, especially in the southwest portion.
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Ohio
East Portion
West Portion
Poron
Jim Hears Doc Play Cymballs And How
Jim Armitage recalls a chaotic cymbal rehearsal led by Billie Lang and Doc Agate on Second Street. The group botched The Blue Danube as cymbal clashes drown other instruments while a chorus of jokes circulates about the upcoming Friday the thirteenth performance and Arthur Pryor’s outfit.
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Jim Armitage
Jack Dempsey
Billie Lang
Wagner
Billie
Doc’ Agate
Second Street
Agate
Bagwell
Doc
Arthur Pryor
Hospital Babies Party Moves to Elks Hall Tomorrow
Babies born at Elyria Memorial Hospital will celebrate with a party at the Elks Hall at 2 P M after damp grounds forced relocation. The program includes welcomes by Mrs. Smythe and E F Allen, music by student nurses, and a group photo. Transport to the event is provided by the hospital trustees, with the Ladies Auxiliary as hostesses.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elks’ Hall
F. A. Smythe
Ladies’ Auxiliary
E. F. Allen
Dirigible Akron Refuels After Texas Gales Battle
The Akron dirigible completes a 24 hour flight through Texas gales and heads toward Camp Kearny air base to replenish fuel. From Lakehurst New Jersey to El Paso Texas the voyage passed New Mexico and Arizona before a planned stop near San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
Texas
Akron
Cuma’ Kearney
Sunnyvale
Lakehurst
N. J
el Paso
Téxas
New Mexico
Arizona
Camp Kearney
Waterspout Hits Near Huron
A small waterspout from Lake Erie struck near Huron Ohio today. It lifted a cottage at Old Homestead, carried it along the beach about a half mile, and dropped it back into the water. No injuries were reported.
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Sandusky
Lake Erie
Old Homestead
Huron
Legion pledges 14968 hours for unemployed men in Elyria
The American Legion post announces 14968 hours of work pledged to employ unemployed men in Elyria over the next three months. Residents of Elyria and nearby areas will provide jobs at local businesses and homes to aid relief efforts during the campaign. A separate note states a cottage at Chaska Park was destroyed with only a few trees felled. owned by Robert Beckenridge of Sandusky.
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Ong Man
Elyria
The
American Legion
Legion
Chaska Park
Robert Beckenridge
Sandusky
Merchants Plan Elyria Jubilee Gala Friday the 13th
A three week planning push by more than one hundred Elyria merchants aims to create a citywide sale event called the Elyria Jubilee. Merchants promise deep discounts below cost to entice shoppers and emphasize value, displays, and coordinated committees including insurance heads and parking at public spaces. The effort seeks to showcase Elyria as a premier shopping center despite weather concerns and ongoing preparations.
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Elyria
Elyrha
Cascade Park
Memorial Hospital
Claba
Germany’s Chancellor Says Reparations Unsustainable
Bulletin from Berlin reports Chancellor Heinrich Brüming telling the Reichstag that while some nations insist on Germany resuming reparations, it is inconceivable Germany will ever be able to resume payments.
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Berlin
Germany
Heinrich Brueming
Reichstag
Roosevelt Wins West Virginia Delegates in Primary
In Charleston on May 11 Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt led with 18 016 votes to William H Murray 1872 as 236 precincts reported. Roosevelt’s delegates were headed by M M Neely and J H Long. Hoover's camp secured all 19 Republican nominating votes. Towns end Townsend led White for the GOP gubernatorial nomination while Hodges edged Taylor for second in the Democratic race.
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Charleston
W. Va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
West Virginia
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
U. S
M. M. Neely
Fairmont
Col
J. H. Long
Huntington
Berengaria Goes Aground Off Southampton Water
London May 11 The liner Berengaria reported aground today off Black Jack Buoy in Southampton water as six tugs assisted to refloat her at high tide between 3 and 3 30 PM. She was en route from New York after sailing May 4 and due to dock this morning with passengers including Mr and Mrs George Arias Sidney B Wood Jr Rear Admiral Livingston Hunt Dr and Mrs Serge Koussevicky and the United States women golfers team led by Marion Hollins.
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London
Berengaria
Black Jack Buoy
Southampton
Wner
New York
George Arias
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Livingston Hunt
Serge Koussevicky
United States
Marion Hollins
Repealists Nominate Ingalls for Ohio Governor and U S Senator
In Ohio's May primary the repeal forces backed David B Ingalls for governor and for U S senator against Brown and Cooper. Bettman, urging repeal reform, led in unofficial returns, while anti prohibition groups praised the sweeping gains. The anti prohibitionists also claimed victories as two congressmen at large were nominated who favor reform.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
Anti- Saloon League
David 8. Ingalls
Young
Navy
Clarence J. Brown
Myers ¥. Cooper
Ingall
Brown
Bettman
Gilbert Bettman
Louis J. Taber
The
Grange
Fined $200 By Mayor VanOster
Louisa Smith of 14 East Broad Street was fined 200 dollars and costs for possession of liquor after being arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning. Police reports say they found liquor in her home and forced entry after being refused admission. In the basement they found a can containing liquor.
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Louisa Smith
East Broad Street
W. H. van Oster
Brown Extends Congratulations on Nomination Result
Columbus May 11 Secretary of State Clarence J Brown acknowledged defeat for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in a brief telegram to David S Ingaila. Congratulations and best wishes for your nomination was the message. Brown did not comment further.
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Columbus
Clarence J., Brown
David S. Ingaila
Ue Brown
Hoover Captures Ohio's 55 Convention Votes
President Herbert Hoover wins Ohio's 55 convention votes at the Republican primary in Columbus. Governor George White leads the 64 member Democratic delegation with votes, while Hoovers pledged delegates face district splits and Maryland ties in the convoluted report from May.
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Columbus
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
George White
Jozesa L
Maryland
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Rogers
Wilcox
Shaw
Tucker
Harding
Thomas
Warden
Rose
DeChant
Donahue
Lied
A. J. Lehman
Thomas Peebles
F. G. Prosser
A. W. Rahl
George Rhoades
Chas. BE. Tucker
Clarence A. Walkdon
Anthony F. Carek
Paul W. Cook
James E. Davidson
John A. Davidson
John Dolbear
Harry M. Redington
George C. Martino
E. B. Haueisen
Mabel Marsh
Clyde
Roose
Jennies A. Bins
Leon B. Brown
Wm. G. Mitchell
Earl R. Frank
Albert T. Sibley
E. W. Rule
Frank P. Crosse
Ernest C. Gove
Geo. C. Sutton
Thomas A. Peebles
Clarence W, Dick
W. DeChant
Louis Lieb
Walter J, Wright
J. W. Warder
Jim
Doc” Play Cymballs
Elks Club
Dirigible
Gales
By Jim Armitage
W. Virginia
Hoover
T. C. Townsend
Mont Z. White
State Senate
Townsend
G. H. Kump
Charles E. Hodges
Hodges
J. Alfred Taylor
House of Delegates
VanOster
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