Hamilton Republicans face October election amid nomination criticism
Confidence grows that a strong ticket will win in Hamilton County on October 9. Heapty’s bid for the nomination draws increasing denunciation from voters across parties. The piece cites Judge Hoadly and money concerns, while noting Democratic chatter on alleged corruption. Franklin County results show Matt Martin defeating Allen O Myers by 130 votes, yet Myers is expected to recover with party voters in the upcoming election.
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Hamilton County
Allen O. Myers
Franklin County
Matt Martin
Matt
Myers
State Census Sparks Debate on Kentucky Voters
A Kentucky census shows about fifty thousand white illiterate residents, highlighting the link critics draw between popular ignorance and the Democratic majority in last week's state election.
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Kentucky
Correction of Logan Democrats Foraker voting report
The Republican Gazette reports about Logan Democratic votes for Foraker are acknowledged as a mistake. The Messenger aims to publish only facts and corrects the error, noting the R. G. was probably misinformed.
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Hocking Sentinel
Republican Gazette
Logan
Foraker
Messenger
R. G
Prohibition Vote Seen as Key to Democratic Chance
A prominent Columbus Democrat believes the remaining hope for his party lies in a large Prohibition vote that could siphon votes from Republicans. He notes Democratic papers urge Prohibitionists to show courage and back the Prohibition ticket despite its hopelessness.
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Columbus
Prohibitionists
Ohio
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Toledo
Republican Party
N. Y. Tribune
Judge avoids confrontation amid Governor Foster feud
HoApay uses a loophole to escape embarrassment from hate correspondence with Governor Foster. He follows allegedly advised steps of friends and silent contempt toward Jayhanker. Citizens won't ignore the damaging revelations the letters helped elicit.
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HoApay
Foster
Jayhanker
Political views of Ohio gubernatorial candidates by Mr Chase
Mr Chase compares Republican Judge Foraker and Democrat Judge Hoadly in the Ohio State Journal column. The piece is praised for careful observation and balanced critique, but cannot be reproduced here due to space constraints.
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F. M. Chase
Ohio State Journal
Chase
Judge Foraker
Judge Hoadly
W. C. Houston & Co
Philadelphia
Prohibition Amendments Will Stand and Dominate
The Cleveland Leader explains that if both amendments pass, the first would be limited to non beverage regulation while the second forever prohibits manufacture and traffic in intoxicating liquors as a beverage. If both adopted, the second would dominate the first where in conflict, leaving the beverage traffic out of regulatory power.
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Cleveland
General Assembly
Judge West
J. K. Tukenbrod
Salem
Romance of Judge Foraker’s Early Love Told by Father
The father recounts a youthful romance of Judge Foraker. As a beardless youth he courted Mr. Carmelyvirl, biking to her Sunday school to be near her. He later left to fight for his country, and she married someone else.
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Judge Foraker
Commercial Gazette
Ben
Carmel Yvirl
Rainsboro
Advertising Boosts Business Reach, Cincinnati Leader Claims
A prominent Cincinnati businessman, Mr. Burkhardt, testified that well-placed advertising yields material benefits. He recalled fifteen years of ads and believes they raised his business to a level that would have taken many years without such campaigns.
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Cincinnati
Burkhardt
Fate of Scott Law hinges on election gains for Democrats
The article argues that Democratic control of the next Legislature would likely lead to repeal of the Scott Law. It cites Hoadly's view that the law is unconstitutional and inexpedient and suggests a Democratic majority would echo that stance and push repeal after the election.
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Hoadly
General Assembly
KINNE Advocates Broad Saloon Access in Speech
Iowa gubernatorial hopeful Kinne outlines temperance stance with a provocative claim of favoring a saloon on every road, street, and public place. His remarks, framed as a public statement, illustrate a tolerance for widespread alcohol access.
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Kinne
Iowa
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