Tammany Trounced in New York Primary Contests
In New York on September 20, Tammany's comptroller candidate was defeated and Mayor O'Brien won a small plurality amid a severe setback for the machine. Independent Frank J. Prial led Tammany rival Harman by over 60,000 votes, with O'Brien trailing by about 150,000 to Black. Results signal dissatisfaction and internal rifts.
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New York
Tammany
John P. O'Brien
Frank J. Prial
Comptroller
John N. Harman
O'Brien
Loring M. Black, Jr
Espinosa Captures Ohio Open With 277 Stroke Total
Akon Sept 20 Espinosa the Portage Country Club pro won the 13th Ohio Open with 277 total seven under par. He shot 136 first 36 holes and 141 next rounds, earning 150 dollars. Abcrott 282 and Kerby Gullickson tied for third at 285. Low amateur was Jack Munroe 289. Rain affected the final round. Next year at Dayton Northmore.
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Akron
al Espinosa
Portage Country Club
Espinosa
al Abcrott
Youngstown
Ed Kerby
Lloyd Gullickson
Cleveland
Jock Collins
Mansfield
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Bob Shave
al Marchi
Dayton
Jack Munroe
Barberton
Ohio Professional Golfers Association
Dayton Northmore
Charles Lorms
Columbus
Steve Zappe
Springfield
Political upheaval reshuffles New York county sheriff post
President Roosevelt removed longtime New York county sheriff Farley from office, installing Michael T. McCarron as head of the 14th assembly district. Only Farley district saw unrest with a beer garden damaged and clashes blamed on Farley supporters as McCarron’s allies blamed Farley backers.
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New York County
Roosevelt
New York
Farley
14Th
Michael T. McCarron
McCarron
McCareron
Man Who Threw Acid On Wife Sentenced
In Cleveland Ohio Judge Samuel H Silbert rejects suspending John J Vays 1 to 20 year sentence for throwing acid in his ex wife Elizabeth Hulls face. Vay arrested four months ago in Dallas for impersonating an Army officer and had skipped bond four years earlier. The couple remarried in California before admitting they lived with others. they have two daughters.
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Cleveland, O
Ife
John J. Way
Elizabeth Hull
Common Pleas
Samuel H. Silbert
Vay
Ohio
Dallas
Tex
California
Silbert
Vays
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Two men arrested for station robbery confess to more in region
Bryan Ohio reports Raymond Carlson and James McDonald admitted taking part in four robberies in Hancock County, five in Paulding, and seven in Van Wert amid a $30 gasoline station raid near Eden. Other briefs note Ohio court selections and Denison University enrollment shift with more women than men.
Grafton Township Elects Wheat Committee Leaders
Grafton Township wheat producers elected B. T. Nesbitt as chairman and named Leon Lehman and A. B. Pfeiffer to the township committee. Nesbitt will join the county adjustment panel to oversee the national wheat program. Seven farmers signed for acreage reductions as enrollment continues with a final signing date next Monday.
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Grafton
Grafton Township
B. T. Nesbitt
Leon Lehman
A. B. Pfeiffer
Auto fire blamed on backfire at Mortimer home
A car owned by W. W. Mortimer at 117 Princeton avenue caught fire yesterday afternoon. Backfire into the carburetor was blamed. Mrs. Mortimer extinguished the blaze with a garden hose before Elyria firefighters arrived. no damage was reported.
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W. W. Mortimer
Princeton Avenue
Elyria
Christianity In The Modern World Sermons Begin
Dr William Muir Auld of First Congregational Church will begin a series on Christianity in the modern world with a sermon titled Christianity and Communism Next Sunday. The talks will address how Christianity relates to capitalism and the plight of the working class, and a social justice crusade is anticipated. A summer gathering for working men is planned with four clubs. Thomas F Cushing reported on a visit by the crippled children committee to Gates Hospital. The upcoming crippled children's committee will include Jack Flynn, W C Fowler, and Arthur M Giles.
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William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Christ
Carpenter’s Bench
Lord Jesus Christ
America
Thomas F. Cushing
Crippled Children’s Committee
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Crippled Children's Committee
Jack Flynn
W. C. Fowler
Arthur M. Giles
Rotarians Hear Own Members on club program
Elyria Rotary Club members showcased local talent at the Elks Club with two members speaking. Frank W. Hoover outlined the recent American Hospital Association convention in Milwaukee while Ralph Murbach recounted his Chicago Century of Progress visit. Al Mason announced plans for the Inter-club golf tournament at Vermilion featuring Elyria Lorain Vermilion and Lakewood clubs, with 15 to 18 Elyria golfers expected in the final event of a two-series four tournament sequence.
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Elyria
Lorain
Vermilion
Lakewood
Daemon of Socrates Guided Serene Life Up to Hemlock
The essay recalls Socrates treating his inner voice as a guiding daemon that sustained his serenity and provided guidance throughout his life, up to the moment he drank poison hemlock, marking the end of his philosophical stand.
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Socrates
Elyria NRA Compliance Board nominations discussed
The NRA Compliance Board selection began with an advisory committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce in Elyria. No members were chosen as discussions focused on qualifications, with selections planned for a later meeting. The NRA office at the chamber receives daily clarifications from Washington on worker classification and wage rules.
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Elyria
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Loggers Use Caves as Homes in Heat near Perez
In Klamath Falls Oregon loggers from the Shaw Bertram Company lived in caves near Perez when bunkhouses proved untenable in intense heat. Explorers located nearby lava bed caves that stayed about 50 degrees, and these caves were converted into lodging houses. The piece also notes the inventor of the Maxim Silencer and a book titled Life's Place in the Cosmos.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Shaw- Bertram Company
Maxim Silencer
Salvation Army Seeks Articles for Needy in Elyria
The Salvation Army requests shoes clothing a bed and a coat stove for needy families in Elyria. Workers ask residents with any of these items to donate and call the Balvateg. The charity will arrange pickups and dispatch trucks to collect donated goods for the week.
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The
Salvation Army
Elyria
The steady advance of Democracy since the War
The article notes democracy’s steady advance following the war, contrasting it with the continued dictatorships across half of Europe and reflecting on political realignments shaping the postwar landscape.
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Busrope
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