Roosevelt Wins Oregon Primary Keeps Edge on Borah
In Oregon 621 of 1627 precincts report Roosevelt 16014 votes and Borah 15439 as both top ballots run unopposed. County results include a write in for Frederick Steiney on the G O P ticket. McNary is renominated by Republicans but Townsend faction contests arise in Senate races.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Roosevelt
William £. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Benton County
Frederick Steiney
Charles L. McNary
McNary
Townsend
U. S
William A. Eewall
Exwall
Charles M. Thomas
Napry Wood Hoverman
Teacing
Walter Whitbeck
Walrer M. Pierce
Clint Haight
Canyon City
Candidates file expense accounts in Ohio primary
Columbus report lists nominees filing expense accounts with the Secretary of State. Included are Herbert Duffer of Columbus Democratic nominee for attorney general 4358.50 Roscoe McCulonzh Worthington delegate at large 675.47 Wm. R. Price Akron state senator 3259.82 Harry S. Dar Columbus Republican treasurer 701 Frank Marpler Steubenville delegate to Beaub Hzan national convention 291 Ror H. Williams Sandusky Supreme Court candidate 123.65 RB. Heczem Massillon Court of Appeals candidate 80 Lockwood Thompson Cleveland Desertare to same convention 196.92 Adam Frick Portsmouth representative to Congress 505.25 James Ross Sandusky representative to Congress 158.25 William L. Hart Akron Supreme Court judge 205.50 James McElror Somerset candidate for water 129.50 S. A. Rinzer at large congressman 535. Tobacco note mentions Rhodesia South Africa.
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Columbus
Mary
Szadar
Herbert Duffr
Roscoe MecCulonzh
Worthington
Wm. R. Price
Akron
Harry S. Dar
Frank Marpler
Steubergiile
Didate
Ror H. Williams
Sandushi
Supreme Court
Heczem
Massilion
Judize
Court of Appeals
District
Lockwood Thompson
Cleveland
Notkins
David S_ Columimus
Tie Court of Anneals
Jugee
Adam Frick
Portsmouth
Congress
James Ross
Sandusky
William L. Hart
Supreme Court Gedee
James McElror
Somerset Te Fent
Ater
S. A. Rinzer
Coneressman
Leesbarz
Plans Outlined for Lorain Girls Fourth Club Work
In Elyria, 35 club advisors and assistants met for a teachers training session at the Savings and Trust Company directors' room. Miss A Bird, county agricultural extension agent, outlined methods for club activities and summer projects including clothing, food clubs, and room furnishings. About 35 clubs have submitted membership reports, with about 10 more expected. thirty-five girls' clubs were organized in Lorain County last year.
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Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Tras Company
Miss A Bird
Thirty Children Escape Injury After Bus Crash
Thirty Sassions high school pupils from Casstown, Miami County, Ohio, escaped injury when their bus collided with a milk truck near Urbana. Both vehicles were damaged beyond operation and the students continued to Columbus in a substitute bus provided from Casstown.
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Urbana
Two Exonerated Of Lash Charges In Florida Trial
In Bartow Florida Judge Robert T Dowell cleared former Tampa Police Chief R G Tittsworth and Robert Chapel on directed verdicts in lash trial charges. The ruling absolves them of three counts and leaves remaining counts unresolved amid the high profile case.
Death Notices for Elizabeth Wilcox and Kath A Lippy
Death notices record Elizabeth Wilcox widow of Oram Wilcox dying at home on 154 Lake Avenue Friday at 11 p m born England Sept 24 1864 resident of Elyria fourteen years survived by two sons and several daughters and nieces. funeral Monday at 2 p m at the Funeral Home with Dr E Kemp Memorial Park. Also brief notice of Kath A Lippy funeral at Home for the Aged with Reverend W C Endier, survived by sister Mrs S E Fuitle of Washington DC, several nieces and nephews. interment Friday morning. Additional line mentions George Krieg aged about eighty died at his home yesterday. born in Baden Germany, long-time resident, survived by church membership and funeral arrangements.
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Elizabeth Wilcox
Oram Wilcox
Lake Avenue
England
Elyria
John
Reginald Wilcox
Amz Hazeidi
Mary Brock
Iver Anderson
Tetler
Uneral
E Kemp
Es Zeagehiil Memorial Pare
Katha Belle
Kitty) Lippy
Meni
W. C. Endier
Lippi
S. E. Fuitle
Washington D. C
TON Trésueurs
Aneice
Ed Cioier
Albion
Michigan
Tims
Henrietta. Maristh
George Krieg
Berm
Baden
Germe
Fire Destroys Boat in Rollton Fire
A blaze swept a boat on Rollton harbor destroying the vessel. Firefighters reported the front section gutted the craft, with no injuries confirmed as crews contained the fire.
Oberlin church services and honors listed in Oberlin
Oberlin churches across the town held morning worship services with denominational rosters and Sunday school details. The article notes a graduate violin recital by Harden G Meal, plus Oberlin College honors for nine students including Agnes Jakus and Dorothy Lana Zimmer among seniors, and Kathleen Thompson among sophomores.
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Marjorie Phel
Conservatory
Lwlass
Brains of Prison Break Captured Near Savanna
A posse near Savanna captured the so called brains of a prison break. Five escapees including Beavers Bohannon and Cundinneham were pursued across five counties. Names and details remain partly uncertain as authorities press the search and consider further warrants.
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Laude
Alesier
Savanna
Rodar
C.D. Po
Esa
Mecht
W. AR
Iour
Push
Se Dunn
Beavers
Furcate
Jess Cunnaineham
Bohannon
A. C. Meart
Nen
McA
Salaries Restored Across City Departments
City commissions approve ordinances restoring salaries for four city departments from 59 to 140 percent increases. city managers gain annual raise, auditor to 400, solicitor 200, and treasurer 50. Payroll changes affect police fire and water departments with varied increments.
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Cty Commission
Frost Damage Hits Hartsville Swamp Vegetables
Growers in the Hartsville swamp districts report heavy frost damage to early spring vegetables after two nights of cold weather following a warm spell that earlier spurred rapid growth.
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Canton
Hartsville Swamp
P T A Meeting to Hear Yearly Report and Nominations
The Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school on Monday. Mrs Shepherd will give a talk on the year’s work and the nominating committee report will be presented. East J A Richards will preach at four locations including Acaden Wellesley Co School and his former pastorate. MecNaught will speak at First Church Sunday morning in Dr Richards absence.
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Oberlin
J. Richards
S. P. McNaugh
Epworth Leseue
First Baptist Church
East
J. A. Richards
Sundar
Acaden Wellesley Co School
MecNaught
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
Richards
A F L To Study Candidates Records
The American Federation of Labor will form a non partisan committee to study the records of major party presidential candidates. The Federation Executive Council is expected to appoint the panel next week after the conventions conclude. The committee will receive copies of each candidate’s record to evaluate labor support and alignment.
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Washington
Mer
American of Labor
Reeden
Federation Executive Council
Released Under Bond for Broad Street Cigar Store Owner
William J. Ready, proprietor of a Broad Street cigar store, was released on bond this Thursday. Charges were preferred against Ready yesterday afternoon.
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William J. Ready
Broad Screet
Ana Ailezed Nee
Atto Fire Damages Washington Factory Wiring
A fire at a Washington factory yesterday caused extensive damage to the wiring and engine area. The owner reported the blaze began in the facility’s electrical system and spread to surrounding equipment, with responders quarantining the site to prevent further hazards.
New York Home Styles From 1920s Remain Outdated
A survey by the Architectural Forum notes that many 1920s home features such as tricked-up entrance halls basement game rooms dining alcoves and ornate porches are now considered out of date. It contrasts these with enduring elements like iron stags and Cozy corners once popular in the 1880s.
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New York
Architectural Forum
Sydney Air Commodore Sir Kingsford Smith Declared Legally Dead
The Probate Court in Sydney grants Sydney S W the widow leave to swear to the death of her husband Air Commodore Sir Tehakis Kingsford Smith, declaring him legally dead.
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Sydney
S. W
Tehakis Kingsford Smith
Four Elyria High feminine baseball teams form
Forty girls named to four Elyria High School teams prepare for the inter class tournament next Monday. Captains include Eleanor Weszi for the seniors and Marie McLaughtin for the sophomores. Members listed span Mary Catherine Brand Nellie Whitworth Beatrice Keller Beverly Wright Julia Dorfs and others.
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Elyria High School
Secord
Marius Kemble
Sophie
Cen
Sopha Zames
Freshrmar Solar
fresh-Pricrard
Sophomora
Eleanor Weszi
Mary Catherine Brand
Reard Schroeder
Nellie Whitworth
Emms Gendman
Annegaz
Opg
Scot
Bonita S& Ins Spanos
Erna Lottman- Campbell
Alberta Freshair Roth
Philis
Jean Swindll
Helen Spikgiewski
Margaret
Marion Holmes
Betty Fowter
Jane Gleason
Court and Divorce Actions in Lorain and Surroundings
A compilation of court filings and separations includes Mar L Humphreys Wied seeking a civ il suit against Alan Vincent on ground of cruelty, Ros Merers granted a divorce from Clarence on cruelty, and Julia Szabados restored to maiden name after a divorce from Frank. Additional suits involve Prudential against John Foster for 2883, Home Owners Loan Corporation against A. Milusr for 3083, and Doris M. Lovefield seeking divorce from Gilbert for gross neglect and cruelty. Funeral expenses suit by William Sadro against Ernest Eady is noted.
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Julia Trenchak
Lorain
Tedar
Frank
D. A. Cook
Julia Szabados
the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
A. Milusr. of
Doris
Gilbert
Oldest Canadian tramp jailed at 94 after drinking charge
Patrick Barry, 94, believed to be Canada’s oldest tramp, was sentenced to ten days in jail on a drink related charge. The well known wanderer says he has roamed the world and is a familiar figure in the district.
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Jae Belleville
Canada
Patrick Barry
Van Wert Newspapers Merge to Form Times Bulletin
Van Wert merges its two daily papers the Bulletin and the Times into the Van Wert Times Bulletin. Ford G Owens will be business manager after 29 years as Times publisher. The Bulletin was sold to the new Van Wert Publishing Co by J H Foster’s son. The Galvin Brothers and Owens own multiple papers in Ohio.
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van Wert
The
Bulletin
the Times
van Wert Times- Bulletin
van Wert Publishing Co
Ford G. Owens
Times
J. H. Foster
Foster
Galvin Brothers
Lima News
Wilmington News Journal
Circleville Herald
New Lexington News
Owens
Olmsted Falls Mayor Fined for Intoxication Arraignment
Mayor Paul Gleizhausr of Olmsted Falls was fined $5 and costs this morning by Major Don A. Barré after being arraigned on intoxication charges.
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Paul Gleizhausr
Olmsted
Don A. Barré
North Ridgeville Troop Council Meeting Report
The Girl Scout Troop Council met Monday at H. G. Stacey’s home with Ruth Steinmetz reporting on inviting participation in the Memorial Day parade and library project for scout books and magazines. adjournment set for June at Miss Ruth Steinmetz’s home. The L. B. S. met at the Congregational church with reports from officers and committees. Rev. F. C. Young reviewed the society’s work over the past fifteen years and the next meeting was slated for March. The Ridgeville Garden Club plans a Monday meeting at Mrs. Hudson’s home. Several local residents visited family and friends, noted improvements at Miss Marian Wigert’s health, and delegates from St. Peter’s church attended a C. C. W. convention in Cleveland. Additional visits disclosed many neighbors from Avon, Lakewood, Elyria, and Columbus areas.
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H.G. Stacey
Ruth Stein- Melz
Rome
Ruth Steinmetz
L. B.S
Congregational Church
Charles Gilders
Frank Blas
Jensies- Balman
J. E. Ely
Merton Barter
Presidert Wimpennr
P. L. Morgan
Joseph Lyons
F.C. Young
Mar Ae
Ridgeville
Penfield J F L B Club Merfts Penfield Birthday Gathering
Mrs Hart Ferriman hosted the Jobs Friendship Birthday club with Mrs Withur Newcomb of Brighton assisting. A covered dish noon dinner followed needlework. Guests included Mrs W H Myers and Mrs Davison. June meeting planned at Mrs James He- NEWS XOTES several families gathered for a picnic dinner at their parents’ home. Afternoon callers were Mr C W Fowls of Elsha and Mrs L H Merriam of Seattle. Levi Smith honored at a birthday dinner by Ira Starr.
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J. FL B
Merfts Penfield
Hart Ferriman
Jobs Friendship
Withur Newcomb
Brighton
W. H. Myers
Davison
James He
Alfred Ensicn
Charlie Pe'ion
Blair Pierce
E. J. Pierce
C. W. Fowls
Elsha
L. H. Merriam
Seattle
Ira Starr
Levi Smith
Cleveland Produce Market Roundup and Prices
Market notes show poultry and eggs prices with live poultry around 2 cents to over 12 cents per pound. Butter, potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, asparagus, parsley and other vegetables listed with per basket or per box rates. Grain and mill feeds quoted, hay and straw prices included, plus Chicago cash quotations for butter and poultry futures and regional price variations.
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Chicago
Plymouth Hock
Lexzhurn
Hesry Younk
Ucksa
Alabama
Mississippi
LC. S
North da Ubies
Mrs Roosevelt Visits Reform School In Cleveland
First Lady visits Cleveland reform school and notes conditions including dark cells and rats. She supports a rehabilitation goal despite harsh facilities and argues some criminals should be kept from society if necessary. Also mentions brief local life notes and brief visitor reports.
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Roosevelt
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Rhodesia
South Africa
Cascade Hall
Elsra
Ohio
Riverside Gardens
W. River St
Court Street
Reren
Eoan
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
LIPPY
Esther Alflen
Bertram Crocker
C. P. Edwaris
Christ Church i
Holy Correhideen
Mt. Zion Baptist Zion Baptist Church
F.N. Marshborn
W.B. Higgson
Criic
Women’s Progressive Club
Jang Hanter
Rust Metrhodit
David M. Jordan
A. Murpa
Grace Lutheran Grace Ly
Servi Christian Alliance Chorch
Sacred Heart Sacred Heart
James P. Brennan
D. D
Hardé
G. Meal
Warner Cone Hall
Beryl Ladd
Senzta
al Tajor
Corelli
de Falla
Plisto
Beethoven
Zx Conservatory On Music
Will He
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Mar L Humphreys
Alan Vincent
Tia
Ros
Merers
Clarence En Syrounds
Judge D., A. Cock
Susan MecCaily Earls
Prudential Insurance Company
John Foster
Elsrna
Wiliam Sadro
Uwndertaker
Ernest Eady
al Ioder
Icr
Sophie Eady
Kreep
Lake City
Dr. 1
Foor
Tof. FE Trouble
Gre
Citiizaten
Sneetz
North Ridgeville
Seely Knapp
Florence
Marnard Willis
Frances Smith
Marfield
A. L. Tromas
California
Mat Alfion
George Burns
Lakewood
H. P. Eldred
Rita Petersen
Mat Alflen
Currar
Lakewook
William Wigert
Penfield
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Prudlce
Lee
Blyt
da Bel
Phudlce
Asparacus
Toledo Graen
Toledo Produce
Idtec
Ethel Howard
Robert Beck
Merle Bradstock
Florida
Hame
William Bradsinck
Ehight Memorial Hospital
Leonard Bradsinck
Wiliam Bradstock
E. L. Pierce
Mabel Pierre
Trene Pouch Kazar
Loch Hes
Frank Finch
Betlesne
J_ Thompson
Ester Jackson
Har
Harler
LaGranse
Edgar Pearce
Fraunfelder
Willong
Esie Denham
Toledo
North Eaton Station
Grafton
Station Road
Black Mere
Timothy Har
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
F. L
Western Reserve
Taorner
Cour
Lorain County Company
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