Heat and political tides move in Egypt and Ohio
In Washington on Sept 12 1912 reports say English troops in Egypt face extreme heat delaying offensives and prompting entrenchment. Anecdotes critiquing summer tourism and liquor laws mix with Ohio politics and Maine victory talk sweeping into the upcoming Ohio election.
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Maine election landslide as Republicans sweep state offices
The Tuk Cleveland Leader notes money from liquor sales funds political campaigns and predicts voters will back tax cuts on whisky. It reports Republicans won Maine’s state election last Monday, sweeping state offices and most county roles, with hopes for further gains in Ohio.
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