Repeal Wins by Three to One in OWI Vote in Ohio
Ohio voters backed national repeal in a sweeping 3 to 1 margin amid a wave of wet sentiment. Returns from about 83 percent of precincts showed Repeal at 1,248,007 to 525,149, with strong majorities in cities like Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Columbus, and Youngstown, while several rural counties stayed dry. Westerville meanwhile voted for a local option, closing its beer tavern, as the state readies delegates to a December convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Westerville
The
Anti-Saloon League
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstown
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Adams
Ashland
Carroll
Clinton
Delaware
Gallia
Guernsey
Hancock
Harrison
Highland
Holmes
Jackson
Knox
Logan
Monroe
Morgan
Morrow
Union
Vinton
Wayne
John A. Hughes
Ohio Repeal Council
Ohio political figures listed in a state roster
A long list of names and locations appears, naming numerous Ohio political figures and officials including state representatives state senators local leaders and a variety of cities such as Cincinnati Norwalk Columbus Cleveland Akron Toledo and Youngstown along with other towns and organizations. The fragment suggests a roster or directory of officials led by multiple individuals and roles.
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Cleveland
W. H. Purcell
Alliance
William Hunt Robbins
Springfield
Alexander B. Roe
Athens
A. P. Rogge
Zanesville
Grace Chapman Rose
Lancaster
John E. Sater
Columbus
T. H R. Schoonover
Lima
Sidney C. Stricker
Cincinnati
Lockwood Thompson
W. S. Whitaker
Dayton
James P. Wilson
Youngstown
William W. Wood Iil
Piqua
Cities VTE MN power plant prapmal New York
A stretch of six cities voted on municipal ownership of power plants with mixed results. Camden approved a 10 million bond to build a city owned light plant while Akron backed municipal production and distribution. Youngstown Cincinnati San Francisco and Salt Lake City rejected similar proposals.
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Camden
N. J
Akron
Youngstown
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Utah
Models Present Hair Styles Of Stars Of Films
The Warner Bros Capitol Theatre audience watched a Birkline Hair Shoppe fashion pageant featuring models styled as film stars. Mae West and Jean Harlow impressions led the lineup with music by Kenneth Lea at the organ, costumes by Style Center, and emcee Robert Burns.
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Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
Birkline
Kenneth Lea
Robert Burns
Lila Lee
Tufford
Ellection
Mr. Lamm
Helen Snyder
Clara Bow
Margaret Mevices
Norma Shearer
Mrs. M. Barker
Jeanette MacDonald
Elva Heldrick
Sally Eilers
Virginia Knapp
Jean Harlow
Betty Oldenbure
Joan Bennett
Margaret Edwards
Vilyan Tashman
Elsie Gibbons
Kay Francis
Mrs. H. Straw
May Robson
Margie Kushin
Janet Gaynor
Laura Welch
Myrna Lox
Ruth Chervenka
Marlene Dietrich
Marian Daney
Mae West
Billy Struck
Leonora Let
Westerville vies for local option as Russell eyes new temperance path
Norways New Hope Era special reports Dr. Howard Russell, 78, founder of the Anti Saloon League, concedes defeat of prohibition but sees hope in Westerville's local option vote closing its beer saloon. He predicts a nationwide campaign for local option as repeal sentiment shifts, while noting his long crusade and Shakespearean roots.
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Dr. Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Russell
Lfe
Westerville
Nquor
Charlie Taylor
Qwe
Gethsemane
Ruling Limits Coons By One Dog To Ten In Season
Concord New Hampshire state law bans using the same hunting dog to take more than ten raccoons in a single season as set by the State Fish and Game Department. In Philadelphia a separate note mentions Thomas McCarthy, 22, unemployment, and a completed model of the Shakespeare House.
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State Fish and Game Department
Shakespeare House
Philadelphia
Thomas McCarthy
Double Compacts and Cameo Necklace Sale Items
A sale listing offers ENAMELED ANL colors double compacts and separate lipstick container. Cameo necklace in sterling silver mount with chain, plus ladies and mens watch bracelets and a heavy silver plate tea set with tray. Prices shown include marked down and past price comparisons.
Three Grouse Shot at Once in Mina Tale
James Norton told witnesses he fired once and hit three grouse in St. Cloud Mina area. He said he lined up the second and third birds after aiming at the first, claiming a single shot brought down all three birds with witnesses to support the feat.
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ST. Cloud
Mina
James Norton
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