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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
TRACTORS ARE BEING
USED IN RESCUE WORK

Peoria. H.. April 14.-Tractors
are being used tonight to take peo-
pie and their belongings out of the
East Peoria drainage and Develop
ment district following warning
that the dixie of the Illinois river is
not expected to stand for more
than twenty-four hours. A high
wind will break the levee, rivermen
say.
All public buildings in East Pc
oria have been opened to refugees.
Trains entering Peoria are going
through six inches of water for two
blocks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
METHODIST CHURCH AT
VEGAS WILL BE MOVED

Las Vegas, N. M, April 1.-THE
steeple of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, which has
pointed skyward for more than
forty years, has been torn down,
preparatory to removing the struc-
tur, from the corner of Eighth and
National avenues to make way for
a new house of worship. The build
ing has been purchased by the New
Mexico normal university and will
be located on the campus, between
the girls sorority house and the
dormitory annex. 1t will be used
for school purposes, and may be-
come girls gymnasium. The new
Methodist church will be modern
in every way, and will cost about
$4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
MEADOW CITY GIRL IS
VICTIM OF DlPHTHERIA

Especial Correspondence to The Journai.)
Las Vegas, N. M, April IA
Mary Narcotic, aged IS years. died
suddenly early Thursday morning
Of diphtheria. Miss Narcotic had
been i'll, but thought the trouble
was a light attack o. tonsilitis. A
doctor was not called until shortly
before her death. The girls par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Narcotic, are
in Kansas, and she was with a girl
companion at the tima of her death,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
INJUNCTION GRANTED !
TO COAL OPERATORS
(By The Associated Press

Charleston, W. Va. April H.
Judge McClintic of the district fed
eral court here. late this afternoon
granted an injunction to the oper-
ators of the New river coal fields
restraining activities of the United
Mine Workers in that region, 1t was
announced by Ira A.. Mottersheard,
clerk Of the district court. The In
junction will affect 11s operations.
it was said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
MINISTER MISQU0TED
REGARDING SOLDIERS
ENTRY INTO GALLUP
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Mayor Hannett asked that in JUS
tice to the town council OF Gallup
the correspondence be published.
Explaining the cleanup of the
town and asking for publicity on
the question of the alleged state
ment of Rev. Dowie. Mayor Han"
nett wrote the following letter:
April 10. 1922.
Mr.. Carl c. Magee,
Editor Albuquerque Morning
journal,
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Dear Mr.. Magee:-I am taking
the liberty of handing you herewith
for publication. copies OF letters
which passed between myself ana
Rev. A. ]. G. Dowie.
feel that an effort Is being
made TO discredit the officers OF
the town of Gallup in the enforce
ment of the law relative to the Vol
stead act. For a long time the
town was in doubt as to whether or
not It could enforce an ordinance
similar in its provisions to the Vol
stead act, 1t being the view of some
attorneys and some courts that con-
gress had exhausted legislative
power over the liquor traffic. 40
soon however, as the attorney gen.
eral of this state passed the opin-
ion that the municipal authorities
could enforce an ordinance against
bootleggers,, the town authorities
took action. Especially in view OF
the fact that number OF prohipi-
ton enforcement officers came TO
GaIlup and spent a considerable
period of time in January and Feb
ruary and reported to the town
marshal that there were no viola
tions Of the Volstead act here.
/ trust that you will do the town
council OF Gallup and Its OFFICERS
an act Of common justice in pub
fishing the enclosed correspond
ence. Yours very truly.
A. T. HANNETT,
Mayor of Gallup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
-sEMENOFF STILL
!. IN n. !. BAST|LE
AWAITING BAIL
Thousands Wait Outside
Jail, Not to Cheer, But
to Hiss and Boo the
Leader of CosSaCkS.

New York. April 14.-General
Gregorie Semenoff. ataman Of the
\ Cossacks, was still in Ludlow
street Jail tonight waiting for
$4,000 bail. outside, crowding
: the street, perched on ratings,
leaning from windows, even sitting
on edges Of roofs, were thousands
. who waited for him, not to cheer,
I but to hiss and boo the leader
I of the Cossacks.
Most Of the thousands who
: milled about the Jail during the
: day, knew the Cossack Most of
! them were men and women of
Z Russian descent who lived In the
thickly settled districts of the low
er east side. If they did not know
themselves what the hard riding
; CossaclSs can do, they had been
told by their fathers and mothers
who had fled from Russian mas
+ sacres. They had no love for Sc
! menoff.
! Reserves Called out.
Early in the day police reserves
! were called out. They milled with
the throng, ready to avert any pos
sible trouble or to open a passage
I way through the crowds when
callers came to the Jail. once or
twice the reserves went into the
/ tenements and drove the people
, from the roofs.
When the rotund general with
! his unmistakable moustaches,
which flow over his broad cheeks
to points under his eyes, was taken
out for exercise the angry roar of
the crowd drowned all police or
ders and there was a concerted but
futile push toward the Jail doors.
Colonel Kroupsky, former
czarist officer, once district attor-
ney in Petrograd, went TO visit
Sefnenoff, his chief. He was hssed
and booed as the police made a
wide lane for him by main force.
The colonel would not talk. He
hurried inside, conferred with the
general and hurried out and
away
Madame semenoff, the smiling
young woman who has stood be-
hind her husband for more than
week of trouble, did not visit the
jail. She contented herself with
SOlTS 10 CuuICil anu SllllHS III HeI
hotel waiting for news of a bail
bond.
Attorneys Busy.
During the day the generals at
torneys were busy seeking TO get
the $4,000 bond but company af-
ter company refused on patriot
ic" grounds. An effort to have
Semenoff released through a legal
vacating of his arrest failed-and
the crowd milled on.
A new effort to release the Cos
sacks will be made tomorrow. II
will be through habeas corpus. If
1t fails, there is nothing the attor-
ney can do. they say, but wait un-
lii the end Of the hearing in which
the Youroveta Home and Foreign
Trading company is seeking to get
ainformation on Semenoff's prop
erty.
The general wants to sail for
Europe next week, but his attor-
neys today said he probably would
not.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
FREEZE IN MESILLA
VALLEY HURTS FRUIT
Especial Correspondence to The Journal.)

| Especial Correspondence to The Journal
State College, N. NJ, April IA
Due to a freeze over the Mesilla
valley Tuesday night nearly all of
the peach crop and part of the
apples were killed. The weather
turned cold OH Monday evening but
wind blew all night and no dam
age was done. Tuesday evening the
wind went down but the freeze con-
Itinued. The fruit in the valley has
been killed for the past two years
and will fall hard upon the farmers
who count a good deal on their
fruit crop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
FLOOD DRIVES
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
FROM THEIR HOMES
Continued from Page One.)

was no danger threatening in the
lower reaches of the river. Espec-
tally was this true. they said, with
regard to New Orleans.
Today's forecast that a stage of
22,6 feet, 6 of a foot higher than
the previous record established in
1916, would be reached here,
caused no apprehension among
levee officials.
Reports from Plaquemine, La,
where a newly constructed section
of the levee had shown signs of
weakening, were to the effect that
the engineers had won their fight
there and no further trouble was
anticipated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
WEDDING AT THE HOME
PLATE uSHERS IN THE
SEASON AT ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ca, April IA we'd
ding at the home plate opened the
baseball season today in Atlanta.
Gordon Flowers, claiming the
local club managers offer Of fifty
dollars and two season tickets for
any couple who would have the
knot tied at Ponce De Leon park,
led Mrs. Cora Cooper to the impro-
vised altar just before Atlanta and
Chattanooga took the field for their
opening Southern association game.
The fans gave them a .demonstra-
tion fit for a home-run king. Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
MANY SMALL STREAMS
REPORTED OVERLOOKING

Columbus, o., April 14-Heavy
rains which prevailed over most of
Ohio late today and tonight had
caused small streams in many
parts of the state to overflow their
banks and brought about what was
Regarded as a serious flood situation
in the Hooking river valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15

Miss Irene walsh, youngest law.
yer in Memphis. makes a specially
of criminal practice. She express
es her readiness to accept all kinds
of criminal cases, from petty Of
lenses to murder charges, but only
on condition that the true facts be
presented to the jury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
HELD TO GRAND JURY.

Chicago, April 14.-William
("SailorD Friedman, a boxer, and
three others were held to the grand
jury today as accessories to the
killing Of Abe Rubin, on recon-
mendation of coroner's jury.
Rubin was shot in pool room last
Sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
The Rev. Charles w. Guthrie.

The Rev. Charles W. Guthrie
has accepted al. invitation from
Methodist bishops in Europe to
help establish and coordinate
league work there with the work
in the United States. During his
work abroad DR.. Guthrie will visit
practically every country Of Eu-
rope.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
CHEST OF REBEKaus

Las Vegas, N. M, April ID --
Lillian B. James, of Albuquerque.
president of the Rebekah assembly
Of New Mexico. was guest of the
Las Vegas Rebekahs on Thursday
night, at a social session. Mrs,
James is visiting friends in Las
Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15

The first institution for the in
dustrial education Of young wom-
en- in the United States was estab-
lished at Columbus, Miss, in the
early eighties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-15
Left right above Leve,e Washington CHARLES Abbos
New York Below: H. J. Kenner, New York; H. r Heydon

delegation four representing the commercial standards
council recently called President Harding the interests of
prosperity standards Of business The delegation requested
Harding to address their The council made
executives from organizations of commercial The members of the
delegation Leg Washington American Ship Service
Corporations Charles Abbott New York. Of the American
Society of Sales Execuy Kenner representative of the Asoc
ated Advertising Clubs of the World Heydon New
i association of Purchasing Agents.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
!CORKIJ DEKUJE AMERICE
Ia pomoc poskytnou nes.'ast-
Ia pomOc poskytnutou nest'ast

Hamburk, 8. srpna. - "DO.
brocinnost amer;ckeho lidu
probouzi sen bratrstvi v Glove
censtvu zrovna v te dobe, kdy
bratrsle lasky a sympatie jest
tolik treba," pise Maxim Cor
xii v dopise, v nemz dekuje
Herbertu Hooverovi vsem O.
statnim AmericanIm "a pomoc
poskytnutou ruskemu lidu.
Dopis, uverejneny mlstni
kancelari Americke pomocne
administrace, jest datovan 30,
cervence, zrovna "a rok ode
dne, kdy Gorkij adresoval svuj
telegraficky appel O pomoc
Americe.
Slavny spisovatel prohlasil
ze cele historii .lidskych ka-
tastrof nezna zadneho neste-
| sti tax hrozneho, jako ono, jez
postihlo Rusko v jeho provin-
ciich hladem zamorenych a v
historii lidske laskavosti mic
co by Sc dalo srovnati S ROSA.
hem a nesobeckosti pomoci po-
skytnute pod rizenim sekreta'
| re HOovera.
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ZapIjceno laskavosti Plain Dealer.

cemz pocitano bude nespoko-
jenosti clenstva jejich stiz-
nostmi, re jest cd Mich zadano
brati ven lokomotivy a kary We
spatnem stavu a ze jejich bez-
pecnost jest ohrozovana ozbro
jenymi hlidaci.
Podpora stavkujicich "a
mestnancd re zeleznicnich d.
len v jejich stanovisku, re ne
mchou sc vratiti do prace, ne
budou-li Jim vracena jejich
prava seniority.
Ddrazne pripomenuti vlad6,
re situace jest kriticka a re or
ganisace zeleznicniho delhi
ctva musi predsevziti kroky ma
ochranu clenstva, nebude-li
stavka urovnana zpGsobem
spravedlivym zeleznicnfmu
delnictvu.
Pres to vsak, ze Sc vseobec.
ne uznava vaznost situace, pa.
nuie mineni, ze nedojde ku
stavce ctyr velkych bratrstev
|! ZeleZnicnihO d6lnictva.
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OVACE SENATORU
REEDOVI.

Washington, 8. srpna. =
Senatoru James A. Reedovi z
Missouri dostalo sc velikych
ovaci pri jeho prvnfm objeve-
nj Sc v senate po znovunavrze-
nj pri predvolbach v jeho do
movskem state. Kdyz vstou-
pill do zasedaciho salu, sena-
tori spechali re svych mist a
blahoprali mu. Mezi prvnimi
byl senator Lodge, republican
sky vddce a senator Under
wood, demokraticky v1dce.
Zapas Reeddv 0 op6tne navr-
zeni vyvolal pozornost cele ze-
me, ponevadz ostfe vystoupil
proti nemu driv6jsf president
Wilson, jenz odporucoval jeho
soupere, Breckenridge Longa'
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PRESIDENT SVOLAVA KONCRESNfKY.
zADA, ABY BYu VSICaNI MA MfSTE
IS. SRPNA.
PAN HARDING NEPOCHYBNE HODLA ZADATl
KONCRES o PRAVOMOC X OPEROVANf
ZELEZNIC

presv6dceni, ze pozada kon-
gres o pravomoc, nez-li podni-
kne jakekoli kroky We smeru
naznacenem. Rovnez z kruhI
dobre informovanych Sc sdelu-
je, re president nemfni zadati
kongres jenom zakony, jimiz
mohlo by byti celeno pritomne
krisi, ale O takove, jimiz v bu-
doucnosti mohlo by byti zabra
memo stavkam dopravnictvi a
v uhelnem prdmyslu.
> Jest skoro jisto, ze nejpo-
slednejsi plan presidentdv, ably
otazka seniority stavkujfcich
zamestnancG z zeleznicnich di
len byla odkazana zeleznicni
pracovni rade, bude zamftnut
vGdci stavkafI a totez stanovi-
skO ZaujmOu zeleZnlce. V tom
pripade, jak bylo jiz ozname-
no z Bileho Domu, president
nema zadnych dalsich usmiro-
vacich plant a bude nutno lu-
Stiti krisi jinym zpIsobem.
Washington, 8. srpna. z kon-
ference hlav sestnacti organi-
saci zeleznicniho d6lnictva,
vcetne on6ch ma stavce, svo-
lane do Washington ma patek
Warrenem S. Stonem, predse-
dou bratrstva strojvedouclch,
pravd6podobne vyvstane:
Sjednoceny plan mezi orga.
, nisacemi, jez nejsou ma stavce
ma pocinani 81 v situaci vytvo.
rene zeleznicnl stavkou, pri
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SOCIALNf REVOLUCIONARI
DUSLEDNI.
Odmitaji milost n.bizenou boil
sevickym soudem v Moskve.

Moskva, Z. srpna. - Pri pra
cesu 81 socialnimi revoluc o.
mari, obvinenymi z velezradne-
no spiknuti, spasobeno bylo
vcera velke prekvapeli. kdyz
predseda revolucniho tribuna-
lu Piatikov vyzval obvinene,
ably We svych zaverecnych re-
cich naznacili soudu, jazz sta
novisko by zaujali badouc-
nosti, kdyby propulsion! byli
ma svobodu. Vetsina prvni sku-
piny obzalovanych ignorovala
uplne vyzvu predsedy soudu a
prohlasili, re sc pridrzi az do
nejtrpciho konce principn sve
strany.
Aheram Gotz, jenz byl kdy-
81 clenem sovetskeho us+ ed
niho vykonneho vyboru, pro-
hlasil. re pokud jedna Sc O "a
hranicni politiku ruskou, on j
jeho soudruz; jsou ochotni pod
porovati uznani sovetske VIA
dy. avsak budou nadale bojo-
vati proti sovetismu, potirati
diktaturu komunisticke politi-
ky a dovolavati Sc rozhodne
rezimu demokracie.
Zadny z pozadovanych me-
prosil milost a vs!chni vyslo-
viii ochotu podstoupiti smrt.
Ivanova, jedna z obzalovanych
zen, prohlasila, ze vzdor hro-
zici smrti zachova trvale me-
pratelstvi vdci sovetu, avsak
odpousti udavacIm, ktefi spe-
cetili jeji osud.
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ssoo,ooo sNOUBENCE.

New York, 8. srpra. = Jed
ma ctvrtina pozGstalosti, odha-
dovane ma 100000, pripad-
ne jeho snoubence, die posled-
nj vile j. Sanforda Saltusa,
jez byla podana probatnimu
soudu vcera. Saltus byl "a.
snouben s pi. Estelle E. Camp
bellovou, vdovou po Robertu
J. Campbellovi, v Anglii, a
snatek mel byti konan toto le-
to. Ostatni cast pozIstalosti
pripadne pribuznym a jistym
d dobrocinnym 1stavum.
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Washington, 8. srpna. Presi-
dent Harding neschvalil plan,
ably sestitydenni prazdniny sn6
movny poslanecke byly prodlou
zeny po Is. srpnu, naopak "a
da ddrazn6, aby vsichni kon-
gresnici byli v ten den ma SVEN
mfste. Snemovna poslanecka Sc
odrocila po prijeti celni pred
lohy, jez pax odevzdana do Sc
natu, kteryy dosud o nj jedna.
Jest pravdepodobno, ze brzy
pc pristim 1terku, lee by sc in
dustrialni situace mezitfm Wy.
jasnila, president osobne OSLO
vi spolecne zasedanf senatu a
snemovny poslanecke a vysvet.
Ii, jake situaci zeme celi.
President Harding vycerpal
vsechny sve plany ma smfrne
urovnani onech sport. Lee ze.
leznicni stavka byla by skon.
cena ma zaklade jeho nejpo.
slednejsiho navrhu, jejz pred.
lozil obema stranam vcera a
lee by stavka uhlodolech by.
la urovnana ma konferenci pri
tonne konane v Clevelandu
drasticke kroky budou predse
vzaty administered.
Ackoli nekterf clenove presi
dentova kabinetu jsou toho mi
n9nf, ze by mohl pfevzfti dra
hy a dokonce uhlodoly be-
vselikych dalsfch zakonn a prt
sident sam Sc vyjadfil, ze jes'
hotov jfti do krajnostf, panujs
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DURAND, REP. LIBERALNf KANDI-
DAT, JEST DRUHYM NEB TRETiM.
PRO URAD SPOLKOVEHO SENATORA NAVRzEN
BYL FESS REPUBLlKANY A POMERENE
DEMOKRATY
v 22. KONCREsNfM DIsTRIKTU NAvRzEN DEMOKRATY
KRAJAN w. J. ZOUI. = DO STATNfHO SENATU RE-
PUBLIKANY CECH C. H. BENDER, "a OKRESNf-
HO KOMISARE JERRY ZMUNT.

Bulletin.
Columbus, O., 8. srpna. - NejposlednsjI zprsvy
jednotivych volebnch precinkti zvysy vssinu Thomp
We 3,433 precinktech pfblizns 5000 sta
ts zskal 72,155 hlasi tschze precnktech obdrzeli
Knight, 2s3s7; Durand, 255s5; Harvey c. Smith, 2l,
977; Day, 12,704 Beetham, 4,729; Williams, $685.
Harry Clay Smith, 6343; Durnel, 3,066
zspasu o demokratickou guvernsrskou nomnaci,
1884 precinktech Donahey obdrzel 3612s hlas
ii 16,O6O pro Johnsona Is, 343 pro Duffyho.
republikanskem senatorskem z&pase 1884
precinktech Fess zsal 51291 hlas, proti 20s4s pro
Dicka, 14,518 pro ArnoldA 1O,253 pro Wooda. z de-
mokratckych kandidata Pomerene msl 35571, prot
2O,s74 pro. Lentze, 2,429 precinktech. ..es~-
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MEL w. Williams, 7,12S; Har-
ry Clay Smith, 8,193; J. w.
Durnell, 3,194.
We 4,126 precinktech kandi-
dati pro demokratickou guver-
nerskou nominaci: A. v. Do
nahey, "a, 1881; James G. John
son, 24,732; Thomas J. Duffy,
29, ,637.

kandidatem pro ad guvernera Jeho souperem demo-
kratickem sku podzimnch vobach bude A. " Donahey
Philadelphia Prot senatoru Atlee Pomerenovi Can
ton bude ma repubkanskem stku kongresn Simeon Fes
Yellow Springs.
Thompsonove vitezstvi spafovan jest trumf pro ma
rodn administered jest to povazovano ddkaz ze
bkani sto presdenem jeho domovkem state Jest to
rovnez vezstv Protihostnskou lgu ez podporovaa
Thompsonovu kandidaturu.
hlasovanf volebnich precnktech, nchz zpravy
z dosly, da soudt ze Thompson zska mezi 10000
100 900 hasn take eho vesna mad nejbizsm soupefem
Durand Coshocton beraln kandidat bude druhym kdez
to kongresn Knight Akron jenz rozvnu neobycejne sill
kampan tretm Jest ovsem mozno re Knight zka mi
druhe az dodou zpravy vsech venkovskch prenkd
dosavadnich znamcch vysedkI da Sc soudti, re asi
demoatickch hasd bylo vrzeno nchz nepochyb
ne Donahey zfsal 5O00 c vice nez oba jeho soupe
Clevelanu kde deokratcka organace podporovala kan
didaturu Johnsonovu osvedcl Donahey neobycenou su
vYsLEDEK v oKREsU cUYAHOcA.
Carmi A. Thompson kandidat pro republkanskou guver
neskou nominaci vyhral SVEN doovskem okresu ves
nou odhadovanou mez 5000 10000 has1 Druhym byl
statn senator Arthur Day. enz rovnez byd Cleveandu
mel sebou orgasaci dfivesich voakI James G. John
kandda pro demokrackou guvernerkou noinac jenz
byl podporovan msnf demokrackou organsac ziskal
1000 vetsny mad Donaheyem jenz tomo okresu osvedc
neocekavanou su obdrzel veke v9sny mad obema svym
soupefi skoro vsech ostatnich okresich.
Nynejsf kongresnc Theodore E. Burton Harry c. Calm
Miner G.. Norton byli opet nomnovan repubkany Calm
jenz zasupuje 21 dstri nem9l zadne opposce tome2
dktu navrzen byl demokray dvejsi kongresnik Robert
Crosser vekou v9tsnou acko demokraticka organsace
dsrktu zskal demokratckou nominaci w. j. Zoul znanJ
smcf We 20 kongresnm distku rovnez cleveland
skem) zska demokratickou nomnac Charles A. Mooney.
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We 4,506 precinktech We state
obdrzeli kandidati pro repu-
blikanskou guvernerskou no.
minaci: Carmi A. Thompson,
97,672; Charles L. Knight,
41,137; Harvey c. Smith, 35,-
O69; C.. Homer Durand, 81, ,979
Arthur H. Day, 1881; Ru-
pert r. Beetham, 1927; Da.