The New York herald., 1922-08-10
OHIO VETS ROUTED
In G. 0. P. PRIMARIES
Uniting With Harding Leaders
Drys Easily Defeat
Opponents.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aug. 9.-Harding
leaders and Anti-Saloon League forces
uniting easily carried the Republican
primaries and nominated Carmi A.
Thompson for Governor. Thompson had
over twice as many votes as his nearest
competitor. Congressman c. l.. Knight
OF Akron. and over three times as many
as Homer c. Durand of Coshocton. an
avowedly wet candidate. A.
Harding forces also dominated Thad
H. Brown Of Columbus for Secretary Of
State. G. G. Crabbe of Ldhdon, promin-
ent dry, was nominated for, Attorney
General William Fl. Chatfield of
Cincinnati. known as wet. is
nominated for Lieutenant-G Governor
Nomination of Harry $. Day. Re-
publican, of Fremont a banker. for
Treasurer Of State caused some surprise.
Judge Benson w. Hough of Delaware
was nominated by Republicans for the
Supreme Court. The second nomina-
tion for Supreme Court judge goes to
Robert Fl. Day of Canton, a member of
the widely known Day family of law
yers and Jurists.
Fcss Is Nominated.
Nomination by the Republicans of
Congressman $. ID. Fcss of Yellow
Springs for United States Senator came
as anticipated. United States Senator
Pomerene was renominated by Demo-
Gratis. also as forecast. but Labor made
a hard fight agaist him and supported
ex-Congressman Lentz. Labor is greatly
dissatisfied with both Republican and
10 An frna fat. T,if fud toe
Senator. M sa
Vic Donahey OF New Philadelphia,
ex-State Auditor. is the Democratic
nominee for Governor. as he was in
1920 when he made a rama rkable show
ing against the Harding landslide. He
poled more votes than two competitors
combined
w. d. Fulton OF Newark again has
been nominated by Democrats for Sec
retary of State.
CONGREGATIONAL Nominees.
Following are the Congressional nomi-
nees for Qhior
First district. Nicholas Longworth. r..
Cincinnati: $. G.. Stricker, d., Cincin-
natl. Second district. A. n. b. Stephens.
r.. Cincinnati; j. X. Quans. d.. Cincin-
natl. Third district, Roy G. Fitzgerald.
r.. Dayton: Warren Gard, D., Hamilton
Fourth district. John u. Gable, r., Lima
j. III. Cooke. D.. Wapakonets. Fifth dis
triet. G. J. Thompson, r.. Defiance ; Frank
Kniffen. D.. Napoleon Sixth district. C.
c. kearns. r.. Batavia; w. NJ. Cable
man. D.. Portsmouth. seventh district.
Charles Brand, r.. Urbana; G.. b. Zim-
norman, D.. Springfield Eighth dis
trict. r. Clint Cole. r.. Findlay: H. H.
Hartman. D., Gallon. Ninth district W.
w. Chalmers. r.. Toledo; j. r. Sher-
wood. D., Toledo. Tenth district, j. NJ
Foster. Il. Athens John sharp, d.,
Nelsonville. Eleventh district, r.. ID.
Ricketts,. r., Logan; w. G. Underwood,
D.. New Lexington. Twelfth district,
John G. Speaks. r.. Columbus r. Sage
Valentine, D., Columbus. Thirteenth dis
trjct. James T. Begg. Re- Sandusky: A.
w. Overmyer. D.. Fremont. Fourteenth
district j.. E. whittemore. r., Akron;
NJ l.. Davey. d.. Kent. Fifteenth dis
tret. c. Ellis Moore, r.. Cambridge; J.
n. Alexander. D.. GAINESVILLE sixteenth
district }. I'll. Hines. r., Canton; John
S. McSweeney, D.. Wooster. Seventeenth
district. w. L. Morgan, r.. Newark; W.
A. AshbroolS. D.. Johnstown. Eighteenth
district. u. f. Murphy, r.. Steuuenville
Marion Huffman. D., Bellaire. Nine
teenth district. John G. Cooper. r.,
Youngstown: c. j. Jackson. D. Youngs-
town Twentieth district. NJ. c. Norton,
r., Cleveland: c. A. Mooney, D., Cleve-
land Twenty-first district H. c. Calm,
r.. Cleveland Robert Crosser d.,
/ Cleveland. Twenty second district. Theo-
dore Burton. r., Cleveland; w. J. zoul.
/ ID Cleveland