Ohio House Winners Report in Unofficial Totals
Deme egal captured nine of Ohio's 22 seats as of unofficial returns tabulated today. Apparent winners include Nicholas Longworth in Sixth District and Byron R. Harland in the Third, with a slate of incumbents like John L. Cable in the Fourth and Mell G. Underwood in the Eleventh. Other districts list incumbents and new victors across Cincinnati, Lima, Marion, Columbus, Akron, Cambridge, Steubenville, Youngstown, and Cleveland.
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Soolumbts. O
Demeegal
Ohio
Wiest
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
William E. Heas
Glendale
Byron R. Harland
Davtos
Weerth
John L. Cable
Lima
Wirth
Frank C
New Lexzingtor
Twelftt
Arthur P. Lamneck
D. Columbus
Wet
W. L. Fiesirger
Sanduski
Francis Seiberting
Akron
Piftteenth
C_ Ellis Moore
Cambridge
C. BK 3
cCintock
Canton
Charles West
D. Granville
Frank Murphy
Steubenville
John G. Cooper
Youngstown
Charles A. Mooner D
Cleveland
Robert Crosser
Chester C Ectton
Linaharst
LaFollette Leads Wisconsin Governor Race in Early Returns
Phil Lip F LaFollette, son of the late Fighting Hole and brother of Senator Robert M LaFollette, held a commanding lead in Wisconsin governor race. He, a Progressive Republican, led Kohler’s Democrat rival Harm 152 645 to 49 466 with 1 412 precincts reporting statewide.
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Madison
Wis
Phillip F. LaFollette
Fined for Cutting Down a Tree in Cascade Park
In police court this morning two Elriiamen were fined five dollars and costs each for destroying a tree in Cascade park last week. Lewis Varsa and Alex Farkas pleaded guilty to the charge. The court said the act was an attempt to get some benefit from the park.
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Cascade Park
Elriiamen
Lewis Varsa
Alex Farkas
Park UN
Ohio Politicians Clash as Bulkley Wins Governor Race
In a hard fought contest the Buckeye state delivers a dramatic victory for Bulkley over McCulloch amid bitter party battles. White and Cooper trail as Democrats claim the governor seat in a year marked by dry and temperance tensions across Ohio politics. The outcome shifts the state political landscape and sets in motion a new term starting December 15.
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Bulkles
Qohio
Bulkiey
White
Drz
McCulloch
Bulkley
Cooper
Cooper White
Wail Bulkley
Jr B. Willis
Corcus Locher
Theodore E. Burton
Lature
Will
Brown Comes With Brilliant Reward Last Wednesday Morning
A reward is offered in Pho, 30567, following Brown's arrival last Wednesday morning with brilliant items.
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Pho
Morrow Certain Of Election In New Jersey
Newark N Nov Dwight W Morrow Republican was certain of election today to the United States Senate as two thirds of New Jersey districts reported. He led Democrat Alexander Simpson by about 59 732 votes from 2239 of 3325 districts. The tally showed Morrow with 385 258 and Simpson 263 60. He also appeared certain of the short term Senate seat, leading Democrat Thelma Parkinson by a similar margin as Simpson.
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Newark
Dwight W. Morrow
United
Senate
New Jersey
Alexander Simpson
Dem
Morrow
Simpson
Thelma Parkinson
Recount Request From Akron Supporters in Lorain Vote
Supporters of the Democratic candidate in Akron called for a recount of votes in Lorain County where six ballots were questioned. Haller, in Elyria, indicated no comment on the tally but warned the task to uncover 461 mistakes may be difficult. He had hoped to represent the 14th Congressional district at Washington.
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Akron
Lorain County
Serberling
Admentori Haller
Elyria
Dircudt
Howe
Chigi
Walion
Resterdas
Robert J. Bulkley
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Bulkley
U.S. Senate
Loraiz
Buckley
Bulckley
Grafton
McCulloch
Oberlin
Wellington
Myers Y. Cooper
Lorain
Francis Seiherlins
Loran
Governor Cooper and the 25 Year Jinx in Columbus Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on November 5 the frontier of political superstition touched Governor Cooper as Republicans pursuing a second term faced a string of setbacks. Since 1900 four governors with the same political aim endured the so called hoodoo and failed, a pattern involving figures such as Myron Herrick Frank Willis Harry Davis and Myers Cooper reflecting a long standing omen against incumbents.
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Cooper
Columbus. O
George
Myron T. Herrick
Frank B. Willis
Harry L. Davis
Myers Cooper
Lewis Defeats Nars McCormick by Large Vote
Chicago voters chose Jas. Hamilton Lewis Democrat for the U S Senate over Mrs Eure Hanna McCormick. Lewis led early and widened with each precinct as Illinois approved three Prohibition referendums. Former Senate whip Lewis previously served 1913 to 1919 and wins another term amid dry referendum support.
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Chicago
Hamilton Lewis
United States Senate
Hinols
Eure Hanna McCormics
Lewis
Holman O'Neill
United State
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Kidnaper To Be Returned To Illinois
Detroit dispatch reports Lloyd Winslow 42 confessed to kidnapping Earl Yocum, Galva banker. Winslow will be extradited to Illinois after waivers signed. Sheriff Nash said eight men are in custody and one more is sought in the abduction case.
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Detroit
Earl Yocum
Galva
Ilils
Lloyd Winslow
Stark Countr
Tinmis
Farmer
Winslow
Charlies Nash
Henry County
Illinois
Nash
Court House Suit Filed for Divorce in Common Pleas
In And About The Court House a divorce suit was filed yesterday by Anna Bodnar against Steve Bodnar on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They married December 13 1925. Anna seeks restoration of her former name Anna Horurak. A separate foreclosure suit concerns Union Trust Company Cleveland against Offilia Brow and others on a mortgage in Brownhelm Township.
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Anna Bodnar
Steve Bodnar
Vommoee Pleas Court
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Offilia Brow
Brownhelm Township
Great Flying Boat Arrives At Amsterdam
The flying boat DoN arrived today from Laks Constance on the first leg of its flight to the United States. It landed at 4:25 p.m. The report notes more than 300.090.4010 rounds fet skim milk were used in 1929 in New York State and mentions new uses for the product are being explored.
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Amsterdam
Don
Laks Constance
United States
New York State
Roosevelt Wins by Landslide in New York Governor Race
Franklin D. Roosevelt won New York by a landslide, reportedly securing a total near 750,000 votes. He defeated Republican Charles H. Yettle amid strong upstate opposition and urban gains, with Roosevelt leading in key metropolitan and longtime Republican districts.
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Roosevelt
New York
New York, Not
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevel
Charles H. Yettle
United States
New York City
Tamany
Tutite
Waldman
Cartull ‘Ind
Death Record for Christopher Neufer Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Christopher Neufer are listed at Riézelawn cemetery. Neufer, born October 18 186, Dorn im Elsria township, lived in Elyria all his life. He is survived by his wife Esther, daughter Mildred at home, four sisters and three brothers, all of Elyria, and Mrs Viam Ensiinger of Cleveland. Mr Neufer and his brothers Henry and John ran a real estate business for several years.
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Christopher Neufer
Christophers
Riézelawn
Neufer
Dorn Im Elsria
Elyria
Esther
Mildred
Drothers
Margaret Nitig
J. J. Deid- Tick
Sauastian Nieding
Peter
H John
Viam Ensiinger
Cleveland
Mr. Neufer
Henry
John
Michigan
Lucy Gross
South Street
Chatham Township
Carrie Homifin
Cumberland
G. S. Gillette
Gillette
Painesville
GS Ghlette
Hinkley
Frank Novak
Add Crossmeier
Frank Fuller
Lome
Howard Alison
West Salem
Thomas Allison
Grace Ingerhan
Oberlin
Harvey Ingerham
Lorain County Delivers Mixed Victory for Bulkley Cooper
Lorain County voters split tickets with Bulkley and Cooper winning local majorities while McCulloch and Seiberling also carried strong support. Bulkley narrowly beat McCulloch overall by around 621, Elyria backed the Democratic Senate candidate by 606, and Cooper led county results by 1392 with Seiberling securing 2682 in Lorain County.
Senate Results Amid Close Campaigns Across States
Senator Heflin’s seat will pass to John Bankhead as Republicans gain in New Jersey and New York supports Roosevelt. Democrats push for Senate control with expected gains in Georgia Illinois and Virginia while face tough races in Oregon and Idaho. Prohibition, farm relief, and local factors shaped outcomes as returns were still incomplete.
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Smith
Congress
House
Senate
Wills C. Hawley
Oregon
Hawley
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Hitchcork
Giord Pincho
Pennsylvania
John M. Hemphill
Borah
Hoover
Brim i
Was
Idaho
Washington
Oberlin Notes on Obituary and Club Activities
The Oberlin area reports the death of Mrs. Gilbert Johns of Lakewood, formerly Carrie Braithwaite, with funeral in Cleveland and burial in Oberlin Westwood. American Legion Auxiliary officers installed. high school orchestra and local readings entertainment. Armistice night gathering planned. Numerous social notes follow, detailing club meetings, visits, relocations, and upcoming events in Oberlin.
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American Legion
American Legion Hall
Munger
Vera la Dow
Schwarz
American Legion Bors
Harry Hover
Auxiliary
Heifetz Delights Oberlin Audience in Oberlin Concert
Selections by Heifetz at Finney Chapel thrilled Oberlin listeners with rich tones and flawless pacing. The violinist delivered difficult Showpieces such as The Lark and Debussy Girl with the flaxen hair, supported by accompanist Isidor Achron, prompting universal admiration and awe.
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Tleifetz
Finney Chapel
Heifetz
Castlenuovo-Tedesco
Helfetx
Tschaikowsky
Sumate
Milhaud
Debussy
Isidor Achron
Cleveland and Toledo Livestock Prices and Market Rates
Market notes show Ohio produce prices for butter eggs and poultry with Cleveland figures across heavy fowls leghorn broilers ducks and geese. Livestock prices list cattle calves sheep and hogs with bids steady to higher and regional quotes for Toledo and Chicago cash quotations.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
Mt. Bo
Idaho
Toledo
Thicago
Chicago
Baby dies in Newark house fire
13 month old Jack Lewis Mossman, son of James Mossman, perished at the family farm south of Newark. The mother was away. the father heard screams, rushed from the barn, and found the child's clothing ablaze.
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Baby Burns
Newark
Jack Lewis Mossman
James Mossman
Community Life and Elections Highlight Spencer News
Mrs. Ed Brown hosted a Sunday school class gathering with officers elected during the business meeting: President Helen Aubti, Vice President Helen Neidhart, Secretary Gereldine Walters, and Treasurer Jean White. A packed social time followed with refreshments. Local politics featured a rally with Harry S. Day of Fremont speaking for Treasurer of State and county candidates. Graf ton band provided music.
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Spencer
Ed Brown
Helen Aubti
Helen Neidhart
Gereldine Walters
Jean White
Grafton
Hazel Brown
Leona Rogers
Mt. E
Ford Dagleishe
Frank Broutke
Albert Handyside
Litchfield
Will Glenn
Cleveland
Frank Fuller
Malancha Naror
North Street
Howard Sheck
George Squires
William Scoffield
Akron
Will Hymar
Chaney Repp
Lodi
Will Lear
Jim Oxender
Susner
Harvey Winsor
George Kuhns
Mabel
Fremont
Elizabeth Inagraham
P. J. Rowe
Young Peoples Orchestra
Rowe Home
Clarence Wellington
Dorothy
Ivan Boores
Mence Dague
M White
Et Bail
Ainoe
Rank Fu
Wesem
Norma Jean
Mildred
Charlene Wilson
Bellevue
P. J. White
McKensey
Lucy Gross
South Street
Laura Wilson
Barberton
Mi Cotta Hine
Norwalk
Wellington
Bertha McCourt
Mattie Fuller
Maud Hendricks
And
Mire
Fred Croley
Alfred Berger
R. &. Gillette
Will Hyman
Charles Muchin
Nellie Boone
Huntington
John Boice
Clara Woods
Anna Bowen
A. B. Horst
Charolette Auble
Jennie Dague
Church of the Breathern Society
S. M. Friend
Pawnee
Ernest Jefferies
Pylis
E. A. Firestone
Bertha Towand
Santa
Lake Avenue Scene Sees Birthday, Plays and Parties
Local notes recount a birthday celebration for Arthur Neiding at Adelbert Street with games and several attendees listed. A dramatic play production by the Dramatic Club of the N. Grange is announced with cast names. Dinner hosts Everett Crosker entertain Ez Baetz and a guest. A Halloween party at the F.C. Club is noted with prizes awarded. A police dog in South Bend warns of a garage fire by dashing into the river to extinguish its tail.
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Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
Hazel Gibson
Eva Grills
Cecil Grills
Jack Nickeloff
Morgan Street
Sim I Mvar
Lake Avenue
Kennethith
Adelbert Street
Nary
Arthur Neiding
Pbunea
Rs. S. Neiding
Wm. Bennke
John Jackson
Henry B. M. Sage
Frank Provosnter
Charles Miller
H. Miller
Childre
Lreierastard Hust
Irs
Alfred Wadin Miller
Ralph Miller
Hernice Sahl
F.C. Club
Annetta Ott
Fisra
Miss Sahl
Miltee
Keering
South Bend
Ind
Sout Bend
Melvin Emerick
St. Ioseph’s
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Lois Waldron
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Humber One
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Nars
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Chronicle-Telegram
Maurice Hyman
The
B'Nai B'Rith
California
Bulkley, Cooper and Seiberling
L'Age 5
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
John H. Bankhead
B. Bankhead
Charles H. Turtle
Alfred E
Gilbert Johns
Lakewood
Carrie Braithwaite
Joir Braithwaite
Miss Adelaide
Chester Joans
Westwood
B. F. Ten
North Professor Street
Ella Hobart
Egypt
George Kelly
Isabel Smith
Olmsted
Tutankhanen
Iack Ainner
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Dakota
Colorado Brown Beauties
McCluren
Lake Ave
ptTy
N. Granzget
Graham
Bichie Flake
Heroll
Jupiter Jackson
Ken
Iona Ford
Ethel Tomi
Zoie
Pauline Franke
June Graham
Jospehine Hitsmen
Rosalind Wilson
Berts Taylor
Everett Crosker
Ez Baetz
Margaret
Blue Bird Staurant
Eod
Lonnell Paint & Court Street
Wall Paper Co
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