Ingalls Victory Stirs Prohibition Debate In Ohio Primary
Friday May 13 1932 editorial weighs Tuesday primary results. It notes David S Ingalls won the Republican nomination and discusses implications for prohibition, candidate quality, and future referendum. Bettman Taber Pardee Kurtz Virant and other Republicans win statewide and county posts, with races for county commissioners and key offices highlighted.
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David
Ingalls
Union
Ohio
Elyria
Brown
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Ingalls
Prohibition
Mr. Brown
Gilbert Bettman
United States
L. J. Taber
Taber
Viegues
Lindbergh Baby Dies Shocks the World
The world mourns as Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. dies. The grieving Lindberghs, Lindy and Anne, receive sweeping condolences from a shocked public and global sympathy.
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Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Local Democratic Treasurers Race Narrowly Led by Menz
The closest contest in the county primary was for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer with Albert G. Menz holding a lead of four votes over John G. Lugaski. Official results awaited. The election drew thorough voter interest and strong candidates on both tickets, promising a solid field this fall.
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Albert G. Menz
John G. Lugaski
Lindbergh Baby Murder Shocks Nation
The Lindbergh kidnapping ends in tragedy as the infant is found dead under brush near the family home. Authorities face a monumental crime, with theories ranging from maniacs to gangsters. The nation mourns Lindy and Anne and urges relentless pursuit of the killers.
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Lindbergh
Lindy
Anne
Lagrange Social Notes Hostess and Class Party
The Five Hundred club met with Mrs. Theodore Camp and honored several members including Mrs. Joe Biekel and Mrs. Harold Opfer. May 18 promises a hosting by Mrs. Opfer. Co 1 C of the M E church held its monthly class party at Carlton Adams home with Ross McRoberts presiding and Nellie Jackson reading scriptures. Also brief movements include local visits and births across LaGrange with relatives in Ohio and Indiana.
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Camp
Five Hundred
Theodore Camp
Joe Biekel
Campbell
Harold Opfer
Harley Spicer
Co. 1
M. HE
Carlton Adams
Ross McRoberts
Nellie Jackson
Lagrange
George Law
Ralph Walker
Lawrence
Elien
Penfield
Kenneth Law
Dickie
Joe Law
Elyria
Otho Feagler
Garret
Indiana
Ide Chaney
Waterloo
Carl Sage
Lorain
W. H. Knowles
Lakewood
Anniversaries and notable births and deaths list
A fragmented 19th century anniversaries notice lists Justus von Liebig Florence Nightingale Dante Rossetti George W Childs the Rossetti and Woodberry among others with birth and death dates. It notes Nightingale born in 1820 and died 1910 and Liebig born 1809 died 1873. Also mentions Lodge and Woodberry with Boston Cambridge and Philadelphia references.
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Justus von Liebig
Florence Nightingale
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
U. S
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
George E Woodberry
Today in History and Birthdays Include Noted Figures
A collection of entries noting birthdays of Lincoln Ellsworth and other figures, historic events such as Tammany Hall's founding in 1783 and Napoleon's rise over Venice, plus a cautious advisory about staying thrifty and vigilant in uncertain times. The piece blends biographies with a dated moral forecast and copyright notice.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Venice
Italy
Paul von Hindenburg
German Republic
Lincoln Ellsworth
Chicago
Robert D. Kohn
New York City
Fenton W. Booth
Nlinois
Federal Court of Claims
Marshall
Ill
Warren du Pre Smith
University of Oregon
Germany
Walter C. Murray
University of Saskatchewan
Canada
Lord Weir
Prayer Master and Club Quips Lighten Page
A devotional prayer asks guidance and patience, inviting a closer walk with the Master. The Spit and Argue Club column mixes pithy remarks and jokes on insurance, bailing out a drunk, strong minds, advertising, and social observations. The items blend humor with commonsense sayings and pointed quips about ambition and manners.
The Absorbing Teacher The Child Learns by Example
The text argues children imitate by absorption rather than instruction. It cites parental hypocrisy and inconsistent home speech as erasing school lessons. It stresses that learning follows observation, with children mimicking admired behavior and unconsciously adopting adult standards.
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Billy
Grummar
Bill
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Festacs
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Detroit
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M. R.thomson
General Assembly
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Kurtz
Leo B. Virant
Rogers
Columbus
Court House
H. C. Wilcox
William G. Mitchell
Walter J. Wright
Charles KE. Lucker
Harry L. Shaw
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Parence W. Dick
J. W. Warden
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Louis A. Lieb
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G. W. Robbins
Ida Furze
Wellington
E. R. Mennell
Los Angeles
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Dirmingham
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Thor
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Frank Crane
Urbana
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Spit and Argue Club
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