Davey Again Chosen By Democrats
Ohio primary returns show Martin L. Davey leading in the governor race with strong support in Cuyahoga County. Paul Yoder tops J. Freer Bittinger for lieutenant governor as several statewide contests tighten including attorney general, auditor, and treasurer amid incomplete tallies from about two thirds of precincts.
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Columbus
Cusahoga
Martin L. Davey
Alarose USA
Ose Stegbery Young
Ohio
Paul P. Yoder
Dayton
J. Freer Bittinger
Ashland
Bricker
Paul M. Herbert
Earl Gritary
Joseph T. Tracy
Sovernzor
Young
Hubbell
Atvor
Reams. Wi
Yoder
Tineer
Kennedy
Mauchette
Ferrison
Luiz
Almer
Herbert
Jones
Turner
Ferenson
Secretari Cot
Humared
Na Coe Ump. Ee
Atterner General
Princ
McClintock
Auditor
Tracy
Trever
Day
Hanford
Favorite Son Slate Wins In Ohio
United Press report shows the favorite son slate backing Novert A. Tait in Ohio while Borah campaigns against anti‑New Deal maneuvers. In West Virginia Roosevelt leads and Borah gains district delegates in Ohio 11th district Akron picks Wanamaker and Ormsby as Borah supporters. Final results in several districts remained doubtful.
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United Press
Rees
Jerday
Ohio
Novert A. Tait
Wiliam E. Tovah
Delesa
Borah
Roosevelt
Col
Heart Breckinidge
Breckinridge
West Virginia
Summit
Lorain
Medina
Poritage
R. M. Wanamaker
Akron
F. R. Ormsby
Borah Migh
Abi
Weather Ohio Partly Cloudy and Cooler After Showers
Partly cloudy and much cooler with showers in the southeast tonight. Thursday turns fair but remains cooler in the southeast portion.
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Ohio
Four Die in Night Club Blaze in San Francisco
Four persons were killed and seven injured when a flaming torch carried by a torch dancer at the Shamrock Night Club ignited ceiling decorations and fire was fed through the premises. The dead were John Manson, 22, Berkeley Elsie Forrest, 27, Berkeley Robert Paterson, Berkeley and Mabel Dickson, San Francisco. Firemen quickly doused the blaze, while several victims were crushed in a scramble to reach the street via a new stairway.
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San Francisco
Beitr Blossom
Shamrock
John Manson
Berkeley
Elsie Forrest
Robert Paterson
Mabel Dickson
Dickson
Gentzel Elected Rotary Club President for 1936 37
Gentzel was elected president of the Elyrna Rotary Club for the 1936 37 year by the new board of directors yesterday afternoon at the Elks Restaurant. Karl Plocher became vice president, W C MecClellan was re elected secretary and treasurer. The officers will assume office July 1. Dr E H Evans spoke on life and customs in India where he served as a medical missionary.
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MM. Gentzel
Elyrna
India
Delaware Delegates Back Roosevelt At State Democratic Meet
The Delaware delegation to the national convention rallied for President Roosevelt. Six delegates were instructed to support his renomination after a convention session that adopted a platform endorsing the New Deal.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Delax Ware
Vermont Delegates Reported For Landon
Vermont delegates to the Republican national convention were reportedly favorable to Governor Alf Landon of Kansas. The Vermont contingent, named at Burlington, was described as uninstructed and leaning toward Landon according to state GOP officials.
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Burlington
Vermont
Govern
Landon
Kansas
Vonvrenvan
John P
State Committee
Wolfe Winner Returns In Mansfield Primary Race
State Senator Philip Wolfe of Mansfield won the Republican nomination by a narrow margin of 58 votes. Thomson led Lorain County big early but county-by-county tallies in Ashland Medina Richland and other districts narrowed the gap to a close finish. In the Democratic race William F. Hurler led with 4,296 votes to John F. Williams 3,464 with Richland County results still outstanding.
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Philip Wolfe
Mansfield
Repub
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain
Thomson
Lorain County
Ashlang County
Wolfe
Ed Dethel
Medina County
Deitel
Richland
Medina
Ashland
Deibel
William F. Hurler
John FE. Williams
Richland County
Last Precinct Makes No Change In Winners
The final precinct return reported to the Board of Elections shows no changes to the list of winners as the Chronicle-Telegram went to press.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Elections
Sheppard And Harter Named By Parties
Akron contenders Dan I Harter and Carl D Sheppard will face off in November for Ohio’s Fourteenth District congressional seat. Results show Harter leading Falkner by 297 votes in 529 precincts while Sheppard won the Republican nomination with strong showings in Lorain County and other districts.
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Don W. Harter
Carl D.sheppard
Akron
Congress
Ohio
Harter
Daniel E. Falkner
Falkners
Sheppard
Charles Ewen J. Dotoi Totes Lo F Smover
Wison
Eduard
Lorain County
Dowson
Smoyer
Sheck
NUSJ Endorsed Candidates Win in Columbus Primary
May 13 reports show candidates endorsed by Father Coughlin and the National Union for Social Justice winning in several congressional districts. State Senator John F. Hunter of Toledo appears to gain the Democratic nomination in the 9th, with Henry Hart of Sandusky out in the 3rd. Raymond Be Hildebrand, a NUSJ candidate from Toledo, also seems to win the Republican bid in the 9th to face Hunter. Other victories include Joseph A. Dixon of Cincinnati in the 1st and Herbert S. Bigelow of Cincinnati in the 2nd, with Robert W. Turner of Port Jefferson noted.
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Columbus
Ict
Congress
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
John F. Hunter
Toledo
Henry Hart
Sandusky
Raymond BE
Hildebrand
Senator Hunter
Joseph A. Dixon
Cincinnati
Herbert S. Bigelow
Robert W. Turner
Port Jef
Fiesinger Trails Dudley White Wins
In Sandusky Ohio on May 15 unofficial returns show W. L. Fiesinger Democrat defeated for the 13th District nomination by Henry Hart, Sandusky City Commission chairman. Dudley White of Norwalk won the Republican nomination over Rev. Lewis Hill and others.
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Sandusky, C
W. L. Fiesinger
Henry Hart
Sandusky City Commission
Dudley White
Norwalk
Lewis Hill
Attica
U S And France Sign Treaty On Commerce
The United States and France announced a long awaited commercial treaty ending tariff frictions and boosting trade. It lowers U S duties on 71 French articles and expands imports from the United States for 44 items while preserving some quotas. France gains broader access to U S markets. American exporters win more favorable French rates on several products. Trade between the two nations, once strong, had declined but shows renewed activity with this pact.
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Washingtoa
France
United State
United States
Amitr
America
Commerce Department Fienres
Lorain County Election Votes and Leading Candidates
Voter tallies from Lorain County show party results across precincts with Republicans leading in several offices. Notable figures include Carl D. Sheppard and Malcolm Thomson among others, with Democrats Daniel Falkner and Dow Harter also listed for various judge and commissioner roles.
Returns Come In Slowly in Lorain County Sheriff Race
In Lorain County returns trickle in on election night, Willian Florall leads for the Democratic sheriff nomination with a growing margin as precincts report. Across the ballot, Republican contenders win key nominations including Prosser and Hibbard for commissioners, Nye for probate judge, and Dick secures the sheriff nod amid a seven-candidate field. Wilder tops county recorder. Warden is renominated engineer. DeChant and Davidson win Democratic commissioner slots. Smythe leads for probate judge. Ashbolt and Rogers are renominated for state representatives.
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Lorain
Republican Congress
Carl D. Sheppard
William F. Dotson
Charles E. Smoyer
Edward S. Sheek
Malcolm Thomson
Philip Welfe
Ed Diebel
W. EL Ashbolt
P. HR. Rogers
Robert Chesler
Horace H. Nye
A. M. Keep
Wester
Frank Wisford
WD Taylor
F. G. Prosse
Werner Zilch
J. H. Brown
Paul W. Cook
Y Broseorgze L
Lorain County
Mon Todlay
Willian Florall
Finegan
Elsina
Fl. Prosser
LaGrange
Elose
A. K. Hibbard
Clarence Wo-Dick
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
Wainwright
Mose Wilder
Republian
Paul J. Goldthorpe
J. W. Warden
Harry L. Life
E. W. DeChant
Avon
John EB. Davidson
Ripton
O'Donnell Leads In Cuyahoga County
In a major upset in the Cuyahoga County primaries Major Martin L. O'Donnell of Garfield Heights led John R. Davis for the Democratic sheriff nomination with 13,590 to 15,964 votes from 500 of 1207 precincts reported. Donald F. Lybarger led John W. Dully for county recorder.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Martin L. O'Donnell
Garfield Heights
John R. Davis
O'Donnell
Democratic Machine
Qcdonnell
Stampus
Garfield Ights
Devis
Willard Approves Sewer System Bond Vote
Voters in Willard approved a $15 000 bond issue to continue a sewer system project started by WPA workers. The ballot result was 665 to 278 in favor of the measure.
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Willard
WPA
Hopkins Issues Orders On WPA Worker Rights
Washington May 13 Works Progress Administrator Harry L Hopkins issued a double barreled order to all state WPA directors prohibiting armed guards and banning blacklisting of workers who organize.
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Washington
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Old Timers Recall Gay Nineties at Lorain Tube Plant
The National Tube Company Lorain plant hosts its fifth annual Old Timers banquet at Pearl Ave cafe at 6 30 pm Thursday. A crowd of 358 expected, ticketed admission sold out. Samuel Wire chairs. James A. Daniel acts as master of ceremonies. photos of the Gay Nineties to be taken. The program includes readings by Miss Helen Adams and a reenactment of the Gay Nineties with a cast led by Robert E Bryan and others.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Pearl Avemue
John Gould
Wilba
Samuel Wire
James A. Daniel
Suzette Bird
Ira Sheridan
Chester Smith
Elsie Young
Harry Jenkins
J. Powell Jones
Art Rmoos
Samuel Owens
Arthur
Will B. You
Dam E. Thomas
Garland A. Gull
Helen Adams
Modern Mode
Imitiee
Robert E Bryan
H. 5. Geisel
Alex M. Gay
Alexander Hope
John T
JeNey W. W. Motimer
John Q. Aean
Richard Sinclair
J. Pow Jones
Entertainment
Speed Explained in Auglaize County Vote Tally
Wapakoneta Ohio May 13 The Auglaize County Board of Elections explained the speed of vote counting after hours of staged counting. Chairman G M Armstrong outlined a rule that the last precinct committeemen who report tabulations are discharged. County returns were totaled by 11 24 last night.
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Wapakoneta
Auglaize Count Board of Hiections
G M. Armstrong
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Wilder
Warden
Grall Win
Davey
Democrats
Slate
H. H. Xye
J. Smythe
Mose Wilder Recorder Republican
E. W. Bechant
J. A. Davidson
Jack Warden
W. F. Grall
Clarence W. Dick
Sheriff Republican
F. G. Prosser
Comissioner Republican
Gentzel
Rotary Club
Sheppard and Harter
NUSJ
Fiesinger
U.S
Clarene
Panui Waner
W.lam
Jack Baird
Clyde Ranse
Moss Wilder
Paul J Goldthorpe
J W. Warden
Daniel E Falkner
Dow W. Harter
William F. Hurley
John F. William
J.J. Smythe
Henry E. Webber
E. W. NeChant
John E. Davidson
A. J. Traxler
Frank R. Henke
W. F. Gralh
Carl Finegan
Christopher Lewy
Matt Gardner
Prosser
Hibbard
DeChant
Davidson
Hopkins Issues
Tube Plant
Auglaize County
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