Reed Seen as Democratic Candidate for Presidential Nomination
A Columbus dispatch reports that James Cox leads as the Democratic favorite for the 1932 presidential nomination. Cox’s stance on tax reform and decentralization of finance shapes party debate amid Ohio political maneuvers.
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Simmons Runs in Primary as Nominations Count Progresses
Vote tallies from 65 precincts show Democratic nominating race for U S senator with Estep 338, Simmons 15 994 and Basler 38 226, Summons 24 928, Trevas 1791. George Prichard leads for tenth district as party contests continue statewide.
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Poison liquor toll rises in Sixteen cases and deaths
A cluster of poison liquor incidents reported since May 70 left several dead and many afflicted. Authorities described cases across locations with victims from varied ages, noting escalating concern and calls for medical exams amid the ongoing investigation.
Fighting Cock Turns Up Lifer Back To Prison
A prisoner who escaped Auburn prison in April 1997 was recaptured after a chase in which he used a Mineral Bridge farmer’s chicken pen and two fowls attacked a deputy. The escape stemmed from a feud over a rooster nicknamed Prime.
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Amherstonman fined for possession of one pint liquor
Siyria June 3 Gus Bishop of Amher? was fined $100 and costs after pleading guilty before Mayor C E Hooper to possessing one pint of liquor. Deputy sheriffs testified the liquor was buried behind Inshop TM xaraze.
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Reno divorce suit links two former showgirls and a prisoner
Mrs Henrietta Davis wife of ex-convict Cramies T Davis is suing for breach of promise while she built a business in Reno. Davis faces a $200000 breach suit in Los Angeles tied to a chorus singer. She claims not to know the details while noting her July filing plans. Davis recently received substantial shares from court awards in New York and Brooklyn related to a surgical line business.
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Dashing Prince Wile Return to Throne in Bucharest
A chaotic report from Bucharest indicates Prince Charles of Romania may reclaim the throne after exile. A special session of deputies and the senate is planned for tomorrow to decide on appointing a throne successor, amid a fevered political climate and Possible return of Charles.
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Brief note indicates Ocean Flight scheduled for Monday may be postponed if the ocean weather is unfavorable. Text references a dawn plan and companions, with weather conditions delaying the event.
Hitch Hiker Killed in Wreck Near Delaware
A hitchhiker died in a three car crash on a Delaware road today. Authorities identified the victim as Nat Birsch, 20, of Sew, reportedly traveling from Chicago to visit someone. The wreck occurred near a rural stretch, with one car overturned and passengers injured.
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Graf Eckener and Graf Zeppelin En route to America
The report describes Graf Eckener and the Graf Zeppelin departing Lyons for America after facing a rough voyage. A dozen walnut-sized punctures in an envelope indicate storms, yet Eckener remained confident, praising the airship's resilience and capabilities.
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Extra Guard Duty For Men At Prison
A report notes additional guard duty for inmates at the prison. The superintendent mentions men doubling up shifts to maintain security and coverage amid staffing concerns. Welfare and procedures are highlighted as priorities.
New Trustees for Denison University Formed
Fragmented notice reports new trustees and a campus search. mentions a Robertson-like incident and a fatal accident near a circus wagon as readers piece together events. Names and places are garbled but indicate a university governance update and a public tragedy.
Gallant Fox Proves Best Three-Year-Old At Belmont
Gallant Fox with Earl Sande aboard defeated Whichone and other rivals to win the Belmont Stakes. The victory completed a triple crown sweep after the Preakness and Kentucky Derby, boosting Fox’s earnings past two hundred thousand dollars.
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Oldest Ohio grocer dies after brief sickness
A Z Seatmer aged 63 years, reputed to be the oldest grocer in Onto, died Saturday evening at his home on Marietta street after a brief illness. He had managed the family grocery for 53 years and had been active until three weeks ago. Surviving him are a son and others, with funeral services scheduled for Tuesday at 2 pm at the home, with burial at Greenwood Street Cemetery.
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Four Flyers Die In Two Plane Crashes
Four flyers killed in two separate Oklahoma crashes after planes misfired from takeoff and fell near residences. The incidents involved pilots Peters and Haas from Oklahoma City and another plane from Springfield. Authorities investigating blamed loss of control and low altitude amid rough terrain.
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Former Cashier Arrested on Federal Embezzlement Charge
Mrs. Lees Ohanger, a former cashier at City National Bank of Swawnee town Ills, was arrested on a federal warrant for embezzling 335,909 of bank funds. United States Attorney Beker noted the arrest followed investigations during ongoing wartime security measures related to the bank depository.
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Bridgeport man held as material witness in theft transport case
An article notes George Feassier, 24, of Brockisn, was held for authorities as a material witness in Pittsburgh on charges related to stolen ware and transport. Injuries to Miss Mary Ht and a victim named Rickey are reported amid an incident described in fragmented text.
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Moore May Get Chance To Run Without Fight
A Cambridge report hints Congressman Moore may run without strong opposition as party leaders consider the field. The Cambridge man and Sfoore appear unlikely to present a rival, with McClintock of Summerfield named as Democratic standard bearer. Also noted, radio programs from Ohio Penitentiary have been suspended after a fire and may be abandoned permanently.
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Movement Launches at State Rally in Missouri
A large turnout supports Reed, Barker, and allies at a state rally. Speakers critique prohibition, defense of domestic industry, and attacks on Hoover era policies while praising Reed as Missourian leader and potential presidential candidate.
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Miller His Candidacy For State Senate Faces Field
Roll of candidates shows William Miller seeking the state senate seat with Republicans and Democrats filing. Names listed include Republican Willam Curtis Frank Lat aE rhead Lew Scheffler G C Granl igen and Democrat L Benadum P Gieson Don Willam Miller Dresden former Linnear Rave senator announced bid as a surprise.
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Three Men Plead Guilty in Recluse Robbery Case
In Willamgion on June 7 three men, um-Pree Spear Renert Grogen and Carl Jones Foung, pleaded guilty to charges of robbing a recluse. The court summarized their actions as tacking and mub ping Ernes, with a penalty set at 530 in damages.
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Special Features For Today Readers Guide
Fragmented OCR hints at a periodical page with headers like Special Features For Today and theater items. It lists sections such as The offer Wife and The Fame eaher bri, plus page references and scattered fragment lines that imply a literary or arts feature layout.
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Never Caught Him Studying Yet Learned His Lessons
A fragmented obituary notes a former Perry County teacher Mrs Caywood recalling Dr. Fhempson, once her pupil, who never was caught studying yet consistently learned his lessons. The piece mentions connections to Ohio State and a memorial program, with references to local figures and schools.
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Chicago man acquitted after bribe charge and river murder link
In Los Angeles a former corporation president was acquitted of offering a $20,000 bribe to a flavor in a prior fraud trial. Across the state, party politics and committee reorganization dominated a tense GOP meeting with multiple candidates and a disputed gubernatorial race.
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