Close Ohio primary contest shapes state nominations
Ohio voters face three hot contests as returns from yesterday’s statewide primary trickle in. Democrats and Republicans race for the state supreme court seats with one judge apiece and a crucial Democratic nomination for the state treasurer still undecided. Harry Davis dominates the Republican gubernatorial field. Gov. Venaheyan leads the Democratic ticket in the other race.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Republian
Harry Davis
Jay
Akron
Frank Woetmer
Springfield
R R Kinkade
Toledo
Supreme Court
James L. Robinson
Marysville
Ceiger
Kinkade
Hattts
Hotwees
FE Denune
Danune
Terral
Littl Rock Ark
Tom Joe Terral
Tittle Rock
Wilson
Ferguson
T P
William Oldfield
S A Hedges
John N Tliiman
Charles A Fuller
Cog Mitchell
Hartsill Ragon 1
Tillman GB Parks
Ragon
Oscar H Winn
Park
J Roosser Venable
Park Venable
Obituary notices and funeral details from late August 1924
A sequence of obituary notices and funeral arrangements appears, listing names such as Butterfield, Harrington, and Valentine among others. Details cover ages, surviving relatives, service dates, times, and burial locations including Fort Tonon cemetery and Saint Mary cemetery, with addresses like 1230 Franklin street northeast and streets in Turadas and Glenwood.
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MTR
Gazetin
Faraheth
Interine
Weinedlag Saeust
Artington
Farminginia
Intermonto
Fort Tonon
ARTER
Vet Childrens Hospital
Dastor
Hanet Roane
Multen Bader
Asert
Jos Patents
Remident Vo Deffereen Atreet
Oon
Tiare
Jay Anguel
Harrington Toesiay
Hase Harnsy
Merit
Howard
Terenty
Nortan Amr
Chester
Joneb
Thare
Stoat
Mow Park
Loomyar
Rohrman
Sweeney
Vercom Tence
Ehirrs Fier Street
Aweeney
Sherrer
Patty Sidener
Morthegar
Valenti
Mons Fess Cal Services
Tate
Franklin Street
Thurday
Mary
Wall Street House Run by Woman Fails
A New York firm led by Clara Goldhurst, the only brokerage firm on Wall Street to sell on the installment plan, faced bankruptcy with assets listed at 5492 and liabilities at 12 178. Goldhurst, who started the firm four years ago after stints as stenographer and clerk since 1917, built a business with five rooms and fifteen employees before receivership halted operations.
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New York
Clara Goldenster
Miss Goldhurst
Wall Street
Court Throws Out Ann Luthers Suit
Los Angeles August 13. Ann Luther’s 109000 breach of contract suit against Jack Will, a wealthy mining man, was dismissed by Superior Judge H Valentine. The judge ruled the verbal contract to star Luther in four films fell under the statute of frauds and rejected the case as a wrongdoer’s pursuit. Luther wept, while White appeared pleased.
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Los Angeles
Ann Luthers
Jack I Will
H Valentine
Misa Luther
Ahe
Valentine
Princepals
White
Marquette to Enter Nickel Plate Merger Plans
New York reports Pere Marquette railway would join the Nickel Plate system under Van Sweringen control in Cleveland with Edward M Brown involved. The move aims to create a stronger network and better bargaining position against rival lines.
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New York
Pere Marquette Railway
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Edward M Brown Haffvan
Pere Marquette
Toraca
Pacific
Erie Railroad
George K. Baker
van Sceringy
Bosapeake
Ohle
Killed Husband With Knife He Held in Louisiana
Frances Selby of Washington, tied to Livingston Parish case, is charged after a man was killed with a knife he allegedly held during a dispute. The incident prompted a jury review in August with reports of the crime connected to local trial proceedings.
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Phistout
Ming
Frances Selby
Washington
Accused Robbers' Aid Freed in $60,000 Bond
Newark dispatch details a complex case involving alleged robber accomplices linked to a St Louis figure and a prohibition agent. The article cites indictments, bonds set at tens of thousands, and a noted woman witness scenario amid a raid that unearthed millions in looted assets including industrial and federal land bonds.
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Rha
Washington
Newark
St Louis
William P Calalan
Stewart W McMullin
Heck
Lfarn
Louisiana
Fry
Frances Frelita
Walter 4A Whelley
Slia
Marcus Simonson
Etraet
Fenton
Strugae
Wellin Sand
Round Table Clash Over League Debate At Army Navy Forum
In Williamstown on August 13 Army and Navy debated the League of Nations at the Institute of Politics. Admiral Phelps and Rogers led the opposing side while Maj Gen Henry T Allen presided. J H Fahey urged business patience for a continuous international system. Dr L S Rowe warned of Monroe Doctrine implications if Latin American disputes are brought to the league. Sir Arthur Salter and others discussed Europe’s interests and American policy balance.
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Williamstown
Mass
Army
League of Nations
Institute of Politics
W. W Phelps
W G&g Rogers
United States
Henry T Allen
Arthur Salter
Hen
League
Lmited
America
Jen Allen
British Dominions
Argukely
John HT Fahey
Chamber of Commerce
J A M Desanches
New York
Phelps
Europe
Admiral Rogers
Permanent Court of International Justice
L. S Rowe
Pan-American Union
Rowe
Saventean
League Council
S B Fay
Smith College
Round Table
Frances
England
Forest Fire Threat Near Verdi Nevada Lumber Town
Reno dispatch reports frantic appeals for help as a forest fire 11 miles west of Reno nears Verdi. At noon today Reno sent part of its fire equipment and all available trucks to the lumber town to fight a fire reported within 400 yards of the town and spreading rapidly.
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Reno
Nev
Verdi
Kid McCoy Held After Woman Found Slain
Noted fighter Kid McCoy was detained by police after a woman, identified as Mrs Mors, was found slain in a Nottingham building. Authorities say a quarrel over liquor preceded the shooting, with McCoy chasing Albert Mors and confronting several witnesses before surrendering to officers.
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Kid McCoy
Nottingham
Coy Halda
Mrs Mors
Mors
Coy
Fox and Golden To Film 7 Big Stage Successes
New York Aum reports John Golden signs a $5.6 million deal with Fox to create The John Golden Unit of Clean American Pictures Inc. Fox Film Corp becomes partner in adapting seven Broadway hits to film. Cash of $1 million paid to Golden. other rights and authors include Harper Brothers and the Bacon estate. Will Hays mediates. seven plays include Lightnin and Seventh Heaven. Proceeds from Thank U to aid Presbyterian ministers pension fund.
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New York
Aum
John’ Golden
America
William Fox
Mr Golden
John Golden
Clean American Pictures, Inc
Mr Fox
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Fox Film Corporation
Golden
New Corporation
Fox
Fox-Golden
Harper Brothers
Frank Bacon
Hays
Rialto
Winchell Smith
Ministers’ Pension Fund of
The
Presbyterian Church
Ring History of McCoy and His Tumultuous Marital Life
Norman Selby known as McCoy the famed middleweight and welterweight title claimant of the era faced a shooting incident involving Mrs Theresa Mars in Los Angeles. His career spanned fights with Corbett Maher Choynski Ryan and Barry with bouts in San Francisco New York and London. Off the ring he married four times beginning in 1895 with Lottie Plehler and ending with Carmen Browder in 1920. He was indicted in 1922 over oil company affairs but the case was dismissed. bankruptcy petitions followed in 1923.
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Los Angeles
Metoy
Norman Selby
Theresa Mars
Sone
James Corbet
Peter Maher
Joe Choynski
Tommy Ryan
McCoy
Pete Jenkin
Gus Rubiin
Joe Goddard
Choynski
San Francisco
Maher
England
Dave Barry
Corbatt
New York
Stanley Hetchel
MeCoy
Wan Hob Fitzsimmons McCoy
Manusia
Lottie Plehler
Middletown
Conn
Julia Woodruff
Carmen Browder
Stags
Dagmar Dalgren
Texas-Atlantic Oil Company
Norman Selby Company
Hollywood
Mors
Saw Sweetheart Kill Her Rival, Says Girl
Benton Harbor Michigan August 123 Florence McKinney a nineteen year old Sweetheart of Emil Zupke confessed murderer of Cora May Raber witnessed the killing and helped hide the body Sheriff George Bridgeman said Zupke confessed he choked his former sweetheart Mia Raber when she refused to release him from a marriage promise He drove her to the country and choked her about an hour later McKinney then voluntarily admitted she was with Zupke at the crime scene
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Florence McKinney
Emil Zupke
Cora May Raber
Zupke
George Bridgeman Zupke
Mias Raber
Serif
Miss McKinney
Accuse 40 of Plot to Smuggle Aliens
Miami August 8 police arrested thirty five men and five women in an alleged plot to smuggle sixty aliens from Havana into the United States. Imm igration officers led by Isaac L Smith held the group in county jail. A portion were nabbed at Cape Sable south of Miami and at Homestead. Seven aliens fled, one paying a $1000 bribe to be brought in. The aliens included Greeks Germans and Swedes. Four men named as runners were among the arrestees.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Isaac L. Smith
He County
Cape Sable
Homestead
Music Pupils Wed After Bond Theft Accusation
Joseph Johann of Philadelphia and Miss Helen Hunt Jackson of Media Pa music students were married yesterday in Philadelphia after being accused by the bride’s father of disappearing July 23 with six $1,000 bonds. They had been held on $6,000 bail pending extradition. The bride claimed the bonds belonged to her.
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New York
Joseph Johann
Philadelphia
Helen Hunt Jackson
Media
Bandit Slain as Bank Hold-Up is Foiled
Malone alias J Brown head of a gang trying to rob Snoqualmie Valley Bank at Tolt Washington was killed Tad Lnake of Jerome Idaho seriously wounded and Deputy Virgil A Murphy slightly wounded in the leg as Sheriff Matt Starwich and six deputies thwarted the holdup after a tip from a criminal.
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Seattle
Malone
J Brown
Snoqualmie Valley
Tolt
Wash
Tad Lnake
Jerome
Idaho
Virgil A Murphy
Matt Starwich
House Committee Pushes Permanent Ship Board Policy
A Special House committee on the Shipping Board returned from European ports convinced that a permanent American merchant marine policy is needed. Representative Davis said the system should be run by private firms until capable operators take over, and noted immigrant quotas causing losses as lines feed and house stranded passengers. Sessions likely resume after elections.
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Special House
Shipping Board
Davis
Democrat
Tennessee
Yeserday
United States
American Lines
America
Bremen
Freed on Her Pledge to Wed Honest Man
Cincinnati August 13 A 21 year old girl Jeannett Sweeney pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods and was freed today by promising to marry an honest man. She was engaged to two men Everett Durbin of Newport Kentucky and Ralph O Neil who was being taken to the penitentiary. Judge John A Caldwell said he would continue the matter for four months if she and Durbin marry immediately. They were married before leaving the courthouse.
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Cinncinnati
Jeannett Sweeney
Cincinnati
Everett Durbin
Newport
Kye
Ralph O'Neil
John A. Caldwell
Durbin
Sues for Annulment To Wed Again in Month
Aug 13 Chicago Mrs Alice Bybee Lipschitz sues for annulment of marriage to Al pert Lipschitz a New York clothing maker they wed June 28 in Chicago and honeymooned in New York where his former wife said a divorce decree barred remarriage until September The couple plan to remarry next month in the anticipated second matrimony Boias Idaho three southern Idaho banks in Montpelier Blaine Rexburg have closed since Monday with frozen assets cited by state banking officials.
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Chicago
Alice Bybee Lipschitz
Here
Alpert Lipschitz
New York
Lipschitz
Boias
Idaho
Montpeler
Blrte
Rexburg
Girl 18 Confesses to Holdups in Camden and Shore
Police say Margaret Densten of Atlantic City admitted involvement in multiple robberies. Arrested after attempting a Camden alley proprietor hold up, she allegedly joined a bandit ring at age 14. Stephen Thurber Jr., son of a former Camden councilman, was named as her alleged accomplice but released on bail.
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Camden N
Margaret Densten
Atlantic City
Shore Resort
Camden
Lynch Against More Schools for Printers
Terouteng 13 Jamea Wolsvich president-elect of the International Trpographical union urged opposition to the spread of schools that produce undertrained printers. He warned against mirroring the progress of the 44 hour week movement and called for renewed efforts to keep shops unionized.
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Terouteng
Jamea Wolsvich
Trpographical
Unten
Organigalign
Echoola
Lanch
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