Ohio Election Contingencies Fueled By Prohibition and Tariff Debate
Special to the paper outlines election bets across Ohio and surrounding Midwest, noting Republican and Democratic strength shifts, tariff talks, liquor questions, and possible impacts on vote outcomes. It highlights voter nerves, youth turnout, and regional shifts in counties, with anticipation of results next Tuesday and mentions of key figures and districts.
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Ohio Campaign Ends in Tight Race With Fraud Warnings
The October campaign closes with both parties claiming near parity in Ohio. Republican confidence rises from wool vote revisions, western signals, and talk of increased turnout. Democrats argue for a tight finish, warning of fraud and urging vigilance at polls. Governor Hendricks forecasts Democrat success in Ohio, while Blai ne travels from Lancaster to Toledo and Cincinnati amid mixed predictions and fresh fund transfers.
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Prohibition Letter Splits GOP Over St John and Blaine
A New York Tribune appeal urges Governor St John to quit his presidential bid to aid Blaine, arguing the prohibition issue should go to voters. The St John reply defends his stance, contending national party policy and state rights shape the issue, while warning the move could empower Democrats. The letter highlights pro and anti prohibition factions within the Republican camp and cites Chicago and Pittsburgh conventions, with excerpts from the Associated Press report.
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