Huge Trade Fair Will Mark Ohio Industrial Gains
Cleveland hosts a mammoth trade fair from November 29 to January 5 at the Auditorium and Exhibition Halls showcasing Ohio’s recovery era industries. Mayor Davis as general chairman invites statewide participation. Lincoln Picher leads planning with themes of action, diversification, and broad industry displays.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harry JL. Davis
Omo
Buckeye
Lincoln GG Picher
Ex-Service Men To Hold Davey Campaign Meeting
A meeting of ex service men favorable to Davey for Ohio governor will be held Wednesday evening at Democratic headquarters on Middle Avenue. Emil Wary chairs the Davey Donaher ex service men's committee with Edward Kershaw as committee head to organize the session. DROWNED IN OWN FISHING NET ABERDEEN WA State Louis Williamson 54 drowned in Chehalis River entangled in fishing net while fishing near town.
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Martin
Davey
Ohio
Middle Avenue
Emil Wary
Davey-Donaher
Edward Kershaw
Chaiman
Glock
Aberdeen
Louis Williamson
Chehalis
Congress Mourns Losses As Rimers Hall Mark Conference
A summary of Congress members and notable figures who left the House during the 73rd session, including Frances Shoemaker and Vigue sota Farmer-Laboite, with details of arrests and public incidents. The report notes many colored figures missing from pre-November contests and highlights remarks by D Glover and Carroll to Breeds among others.
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Washington
IL Pi
House of Representatives
Congress
Frances Shoemaker
Viguesota Farmer-Laboite
Glover
Ark
Paunths
Governors to be elected in 33 states Nov 6
New York dispatch lists gubernatorial candidates across 33 states for the November 6 elections. The lineup includes Democrats, Republicans and third parties with names such as Clyde L. Herring, Omar B. Ketner, James M. Curley, James V. Allred, Willis or William L. Dill, Herbert H. Lehman and Joe E. Dunne among others.
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New York
Albama
Bib Graves
Arizona
B. Moeur
Thomas Maddock
Arkansas
J. WV. Futrell
California
Upton Sinclair
BPIC
Frank F. Merriam
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Nate C. Warren
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Casper G Bacon
Woelhgan
Arthur J. Lacy
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Minnesota
John
Regan
Maran A Nelson
Floyd B. Olson
Nebraska
R. Cochran
Dwight Grewald
Nevada
Richard Kirman
Marley Giswold
New Hampshire
John L. Sullivan
Styles Bridges
New Jersey
William L. Dill
Harold G. Huffman
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Jaffa Miller
Herbert H Lehman
Robert Moses
North Dakota
Thomas Moodie
William Langer
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Clarence J Brown
Oklahoma
E W Marland
William B Pine
Oregon
Charles H. Martin
Joe E H. Dunne
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
William A. Schnader
Rhode Island
Theodore F
Albert T Greene
Phillip F GaFollette
George 4A Nelson
Wyoming
Jesse A. Willer
A.M Clark
Opposition dates with tongue lashing propensities cited
The excerpt notes Congressman George Terrell of Texas voted no on most administration bills and criticized congressional rubber stamping. It mentions D Dickinson of Missouri and a veteran Chil Wat, with reference to opposition in Congress and tense rhetoric.
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C . Dickinson
D. Mo
Chil Wat
George Terrell
Tex
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