Ohio supreme court race outcome and key statewide wins
In Columbus on November 12 belated returns show Florence Allen likely defeating Judge Benton Hough for the Ohio supreme court, with about two to three thousand vote lead. Other races: Earl D. Loom leads William H. Hatfield. Simion D. Kess tops. governor aspirant Donater leads. major statewide offices appear Republican or nonpartisan as results finalize, beer amendment defeated, and tax measures trailing.
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Columbus
Florence Fr. Allenad
Benton Hough
Sureme Court of Ohio
Robert H. Day
Miss Alien
Earl D. Biner
Newline Greenever
William TE Hatfield
Selerman
Irrain
Ohio
Earl D.loom
Thad H.rown
Harry 3.Ay
Atturmes
Cc. C. Crabbe
Supreme Court
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Orence E. Allen
Shake-up In Congress Seen Probable After Elections
Washington Nov 10 A substantial shakeup of Republican leadership in Congress is viewed as likely after Tuesday’s elections. The Senate and House will organize with new faces at the helm. Majority leader in the Senate is expected to depart, with a younger, more vigorous figure likely to assume control. Names raised include Watson of Indiana Wadsworth of New York and others. A threeway leadership contest looms as retirement reshapes the field. Possible speakers include Mann, Anderson, and Speaker Ailliett, with Anderson backed by Western members. Wales Premier Doodganise announces campaign schedule adjustments due to illness.
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Republic Organization
Congress
Ublicans
Senate
House
Fisadv
Watsar
Watson
Cuit
iMporkant
Modell
Wyoming
Mann
Sidney Iderson
Minnesota
Anderson
Ailiett
Divorces Filed After Legislative Defeat
Nov. 10. Mrs. Wie, defeated for the legislature, filed for divorce from her husband who managed her campaign. The case follows the election setback and outlines strained political ties within their campaign team.
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Philadelph
Wie
Tueus
Bridge Street tire shop reports safe robbed during painting
Lon Levy, owner of a Bridge Street tire shop, told police his locked safe was robbed yesterday afternoon while he was painting outside the building. He suspects someone forced the combination to open the safe.
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Lon Levy
Bridge Street
Apparent Fraud Suspect Cited at Brown Hotel
A report notes a worker named McDonata who passed fake checks at CL CU and was apprehended near Sandie Chief Rea suinkard morified ritte, with further actions by Reevers and Schwert. The account describes the man as an apparent card for Vis vies and his subsequent departure from the scene.
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Reevers
Schwert
Brown Hotel
Et Sandie
Rea
Foresee Prohibition Fight in Two Years Ahead
Washington observers from all shades of opinion ponder the likely issues of 1924 as they anticipate the next phase of the prohibition debate. Analysts expect sharper contention over enforcement, temperance policies, and potential constitutional questions shaping the national policy.
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Washington
Nav
Sawdust Fire Destroys Pile Near Western Auto
A large sawdust pile caught fire near Western Auto, prompting department response. Fire crews worked to contain the blaze and prevent spread to nearby structures as investigators check the cause.
Harding Galls Extra Section for November 20
Fragmentary OCR notes show a political session with President addressing lawmakers and a looming November release. Mentions extra section, bill fight, and schedule while stressing preparation for a November session.
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Harding
Gee
Bill
Eight Mexican Rebels Reported Killed in Skirmish
A detachment engaged opposing forces resulting in eight Mexican rebels killed and several wounded. The report lists captured equipment and casualties, noting two wounded and one captured, with additional details partially legible from the dispatch.
Two Raisin Jack Sellers Nabbed on First Day
Police court reports two quick arrests for raisin jack at Lander's aid stand on Lodi street and at the Loop saloon. Mine Kordelesk pleaded guilty, fined 60 and costs, paid in full. Mike Gabor also pleaded guilty, fined 56 and costs, with plea for leniency denied.
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Kordelesk
Lander
Lodi Streat
Sago
Mike Gabor
Loop
Major Jones
Raymond Robins Opens Open Forum on Sunday
The Elyria Open Forum secured Raymond Robins to speak Sunday afternoon at 3 40 in the Methodist church on Americas Answer to the Bolshevik Challenge. Robins, a noted speaker with varied experience from newsboy to Klondike miner, will discuss Russia’s current troubles and U S relations, reflecting a long career in reform and public service.
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Florida
Tilinsis
Colorado
Klondike
Alaska
States
Chicago
dMne Progress
Mr. Robins
Progressive Party
U. S. Senate
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Red Cross
Russia
Chicago River Ward
Germany
Kieth Interests Plan Akron House Theater
Nov 18 report states Kieth Interests to erect a theater at Akron next summer between Main and High streets in the downtown district. Work to begin in spring with a two story model building featuring a stage, seating for patrons, and new end women facilities.
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Akron
F. Canii
Carix
Main
High Sts
Fox
Zan Persis
Funeral Rites Set for Keele Brasseille Saturday Morning
Funeral services for the late Keele Brasseille killed at Cleveland will be held at Mars's church Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Fellow Waite Taxi to Cleveland employees will serve as pallbearers. Brasseille was a member of the American Legion and had served in the war. A delegation will be present.
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Keele Brasseile
Cleveland
Mars
Kaesnile
Ameries 1
Lind Hheglea
Dry Lead in Lorain County Over 8000 Vote Tallies
The official count on Common Pleas Judge shows Thompson 15,088 and Webber 11,887. Supreme court tally lists Allen 11,? and Hough 5,860 with Ma Price 2,314. Recount details indicate a dry majority amid local wine and beer sales proceedings.
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Common Pleas
Thompson
Webber
Conner
Supreme Court
Wlorente Allen
Y Hough
MaPrice
Hear Argument In Fight On Bus Law
Judge J G Redington heard in the morning a case involving Junellon Dann of Woodrutt and Lage seeking to restrain operation of a newly adopted village ordinance. Tins says he already paid Cleveland a license fee to indemnify a cost. Avon Lake is involved and the village would force him to stop. The case was not completed this morning.
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J. G. Redington
Junellon Dann
Woodrutt
Jarryd Lage
Tins
Clevel
Avon Lake
Mir. Dingstat
Ohio Bankers Leaders Named in Mansfield Meeting
Nov. 14 report notes Grant six of the Ohio banking group met in Mansfield. Bloomheld serves as treasurer. Members listed include Sandusky A. Wise from Huron Tf Workman Knox M. C. O'Brien Marion W. PT. Leng Morrow Th. We Aeke Richland Chayres Az. Woyine dat county. Delaware speaker Bea Ho Atesen discusses citizenship and federal regulations.
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Thernoon
Sandu ‘ Bloomheld
Jand Em Flor
Nees
Tord
Paych Sprow
Sandusky A. Wise
Huron
Workman
Knox
M. C. O'Brien
Marion
W. PT. Leng
Morrow
Richland
Chayres Az
Woyinedat County
Thompson and Bender Pledge Donahey Help In Ohio
Nov 70 report on Republican opposition to Governor Elect Donahey in Ohio. Senator George W. Bender warns of solid opposition to Donahey’s executive policies and senate confirmation. Mention of Carmi Thomason defeat, Donahuey, and Donahers' homecoming and Tuscarawas County celebration plans.
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Ohio
Imi Thompson
Clevaland
Republican
Donaheyr
Senate
Georgoe TW. Bender
Internatonal News Service
Carmi Thomason
Governuor
Bender
Contreseman Chas
Yo Wolfar
Captain Preed Charged With Payroll Manipulation
CAPTAIN PREED OF PAY ROLL MANULATION TAMPA FL Nov 1 WLR May 1 former cousmannant ap the Istroma eid at Aredia IMa charged with hav ing ueted the government by minweatiesn af payrolls was found in here today at a pyetion hearing before ognited States commissioner and was discharged from custody.
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Preed
Tampa
Fla
Cousmannant
Aredia
Ima
Republicans Gain House Majority in 68th Congress Report
Final returns by clerk William Tyler Page show Republicans with a House plurality of eighteen and a majority of fifteen in the 68th Congress, with minor recounts not expected to change totals. The same report notes a 15 cent per ton price rise for domestic coal, approved after a regional survey led by B F Nye of the Ohio Michigan and Indiana Coal Dealers Association, affecting Ohio and nearby areas.
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Washington
William ‘ Tyler Page
Cauge
Page
Repubs Democrats
Independent J
Iacor
Pennsylvania
New York
B. F. Nye
Ohio, Michigan
S and Indiana Coal Dealers Association
B. Ing
Ohio
Northwest
Canada
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
Complete Armistice Day observance plan announced
The city pauses an hour to observe Armistice Day with events at Rialto theatre starting 11 o clock. American Legion to assemble and march to the theatre. patriotic societies urged to attend. colors to be displayed by citizens and merchants. Program includes America, introductory remarks by Meyer Jones, a male quartet, Rev. J A Grant address, and Star Spangled Banner.
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Rialto Theatre
American Legion
Rialto
America
Meyer Jones
J A. Grant
A. R. Jones
The
Knows What Real Beer Looks Like
Fragmentary text appears to discuss beer quality and perception with garbled lines. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete events are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Red Cross Sunday Proclaimed for November 12
Washington notes November 12 designated Red Cross Sunday with a proclamation urging nationwide participation in the American Red Cross annual membership roll call. President Trarding endorses the campaign to boost support and volunteers.
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RED Cross
Wasteington
NNN
American Red Cross
Names convict in Cleveland slaying
In Cleveland, a man imprisoned for robbery faced interrogation over the murder of Mrs. Helen Silberberg. Police hoped a confession from her suspected lover would come as the grilling continued through the night, with five people questioned by County Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton and detectives.
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Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Helen Silberberg
Skeel
Mats
Silberberg
Edward C. Stanton
DIES QUIETLY DURING CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE
In Cincinnati on November 10 Professor Alfred Sonnez, 64, a longtime French teacher and prominent member of the local French colony, died quietly of apoplexy while seated at a concert in the conservatory of trust hi. Those nearby thought he slept. In New Orleans on November 11 reports said the freight steamer Nola was on fire near the mouth of the Mississippi about twenty miles from the river mouth.
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Conservatory of Trust Hi
Alfred Sonnez
New Orleans
Pilo¢ Town
Missinsippi
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