Democratic Nominee Carl Anderson Leads Thirteenth District Race
The Thirteenth Congressional District Democratic convention nominated Carl Anderson of Fostoria for Congress after a hard fought sixteenth ballot. The convention praised his rise from humble beginnings to mayor and industrial leader, and pledged united support for a strong Bryan vote in November.
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Thirteenth District Grows Johnson Sentiment Talk
For months there has been discussion that the Thirteenth district in Ohio held strong Governor Johnson support in the Midwest. The convention was expected to address this alignment and potential implications.
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Idle Money Critique Sparks Political Debate
A political column ridicules idle money rhetoric noting a dollar moves faster today than in the past. The observation highlights concerns about economic behavior and policy messaging without specifying actors or events.
Political clash at New York convention roils farmers and reformers
National Association of Manufacturers delegates clash over corn prices supply and demand. Roosevelt and Beveridge figures feature as Republicans demand action while Democrats argue for changes. Congress faces public buildings bill and tax concerns amid party infighting. Great tension marks the final days before a major university and church event.
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Evelyns Says Controversy Over Thaws Family Affairs
Fragmented excerpt discusses media influence and counsel reactions amid a Thaw family matter. Mentions Gol Bartlett and a suggestion to consult Blake's greenhouse stocks on Garden City Pike for influence, with notes on proper adjustment and press channels.
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Canton High School Board Suspends Senior Classmen
Canton school board suspends senior class president George Weeks and nine others after a break in at the high school. The group faces charges of entering the building and damaging property as the district searches for junior suspects.
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Aden Miller
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Percy Howenatine
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Robert Spindler
Morria Smally
Lester Kilgore
Bowka
Colott
Negro shoots man then fatally wounds self in Washington
In Washington Walter J. Johnson a black man fired on Joseph Sudarberger a 63 year old white bureau of engraving and printing employee and wounded him with three shots two through the intestines. Johnson then shot himself in the head and died. Separately Rear Admiral A S Crowninshield retired will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Crowninshield
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Hillsboro Fire Threatens Visitons Section Fire Extinguished
A disastrous blaze in Hillsboro on May 28 threatened the Visitons section and caused an estimated loss of 65 000 dollars before being brought under control early today. No injuries were reported.
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Hillsboro
West Virginia Democrats Back Bryan for President
Wheeling May 28 convention of West Virginia Democrats voted to send four delegates with ironclad instructions to support William Jennings Bryan at the Denver convention.
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West Virginia
Denver
Fright Saved Four Young Men From Death In Maumee River
In Napoleon Ohio, four youths in a motorboat were hurled into the Maumee river by a gasoline explosion. An overflow of gasoline ignited from a spark and lifted the floor, leaving them unable to swim. They clung to the boat and were nearly exhausted before nearby crafts rescued them.
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