Ohio’s 26 electoral votes set to decide the race
Columbus dispatch notes Ohio as pivotal with 26 electoral votes. Roosevelt, Landon, Lemke, and Browder appear on the ballot. Analysts expect record turnout as campaigns claim spreads in agricultural and urban areas and predict Ohio may determine the national winner.
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Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
William Lemke
Union Party
Earl Browder
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Landoun
Prosser Seeks County Commissioner Seat
A political ad promoting F. G. Prosser for County Commissioner highlights his farming, business, and civic background. It notes a decade as LaGrange township trustee, 15 years with Farmers' Supply Company, and pledges to serve both city and rural interests. Prosser is identified as a Republican candidate.
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Prosser
LaGrange Township
Farmers’ Supply Company
F. G. Prosser
Pan American Clipper to Offer In-Flight Meals
Pan American Airways introduces regular stewards to serve hot meals to crews and air meals to passengers as transpacific service expands beyond the pioneer era of tomato juice and dry sandwiches.
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Honolulu
Pan American Airways
Ohio to Elect 24 Members of Congress
Ohio voters will choose 22 congressmen and two at large seats next Tuesday. The state leans Democratic with 16 Democrats and six Republicans, amid Townsend plan contention in several districts. Towns end and inflation questions shape campaigns as candidates weigh old age pensions and the two at large contests.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Congress
Qohio
Buckeye
Ohio
Tnitred
Townsend
John McSweener
George H. Bender
Frank L. Kloeb
Robert W. Turner
Brooks Fletcher
Grant E. Mouser, Jr
Marion
Mouser
Jacob S. Coxer
Washington
Coxey
Martin L. Sweeney
John McSweeney
Wooster
Harold G. Mosier
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
L. L. Marshall
William C. Sandbert
Daniel S. Earhart
Benson Ogier
Jesse Philips
Roosevelt Club
King Bosworth
James Goodrich
The
Public Affairs Society
Senator Wolfe's Public Record Earns Reelection Support
The record of Philip Wolfe in the Ohio state senate shows commitment to taxpayers and opposition to wasteful spending. He has backed pensions workmen's compensation and school funding while resisting special interests, earning trust for future service and likely reelection with strong district support.
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Philip Wolfe
State Senate
Wolfe
Ohio
Richland
Ashland
Medina
Lorain
Senate
European war scare lifts lumber prices says Halifax operator
W. K. McKean of Halifax warns that lumber costs are rising in Europe amid the war scare. He notes lumber in Great Britain is about 33 higher than last year.
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Halifax
N. S
Europe
W. K. McKean
McKean
Great Britain
Charles West to Speak at Oberlin at Noon Friday
Oberlin Oct 29 Charles West under secretary of interior will address Oberlin College students Friday noon in Finney Chapel under Roosevelt Club auspices. West, a former congressman from Ohio, will mark the end of outside political speakers before the election.
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Oberlin
Charles West
Oberlin College
Roosevelt Club
Finney Chapel
West
Ohio
Vic Donabey
Fou
van Sunre
White headed robin sighted in Chatham Ontario
Thomas Vince, sanitary inspector, reported a white headed robin in Chatham. He noted the head was pure white and could not have been painted since the bird was observed taking two bat a.
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Chatham, Ont
Thomas Vince
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