New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1930, Page 9

BLEASE LEADS IN . SOUTHERN BATTLE| Genuine Columbia, §. C.. Aug. 28 (PI—Po- | run-off primary for the democratic | nomination to the United States sen- ate. | nomination went to the state's junior Eenator by slightly more than 2.000 | votes. The democratic nomination | in this state is equivalent to election The republicans do not even offer ) REGULARS candidates for state offices in the general election, | o Blease Leads Others 29x4.40 Blease, with 1,246 of the state's| | 29%4.50 . 1,528 precincts, held a rnmmandmg 16ad over Byrnes and Leon W, Har. | 50X4:50 ris, Anderson solicitor, the thlrd 28x4.75 candidate. s Bytnes hadla fotallof 81,272) while | I2OXA5 03 the 34,311 votes that went to Harris | g are expected to decide the nomina- | ° 30x4.75 . tion in the second primary. Harris, a | 29x5.00 World War veteran, conducted a vigorous campalgn against Blease's 30x5.00 .. record. He assailed the senator | o Fromil heliatiins @i oach B oriltia | IDLX0.00 0 state’s 45 counties. | 39x3.00 Olin D. Johnston, 35 vear old | £ Spartanburg legislator and opponent | -9‘(0 e state'’s $65,000,000 h|gh“’xy‘ 30 piled up a total of 50.- returns 'from 1,303, pre- ibernatorial race were 29 Blackwood, also of L1"3\' trailed Johnston with 3 proximately Lever, former congr 36.438. With an e votes yet to be cour headquarters refused to concede the | o lead to Blackwood. although the 3\(6 00 . Spartanburg man appeared certain ) RS i e v i BESGHED Johnston 31x6.50 Wet Runs Fourth | B .| 32x6.50 Ashton H. Williams, of who campal for ; REG CLINCHER i “ho B0X3LAN $4.9 Indications were tHat all other | 9]y, state officers had been nomina 5lxd the first ballot 32x4 The three congresem ' r B Hare, W. F.| 09X4 m.o" P. 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Test; cli en feet high ot only to protect your wife, but | adm\rllflbr a good correction utes of catch-as-| and what you buy ng, free of fouls g tality with an adver- | with them pry of ten pounds more than your | z a mountain excur- turned an ankle le to —LIFETIME GUARANTEE —FREE MOUNTING ned boat.you shou her. Test: swim 2 y stroke; bring up a 140-pound annikin from a depth of two yards —FREE INSPECTION —_— 'AN pven Persons Injured | ST b After Auto Hits Bus/ EXPERTS Hartford, Aug. 28.—8even persons, e of them children, were injured | 1I's station, Rocky Hill beer, was arrested on a charge of kless driving. Six p; gers in CARS bus escaped injury. 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