Pattison on Second Ballot In Democratic Convention
In Columbus Ohio the Ohio Democratic convention selects permanent officers and conducts the second ballot for governor with Neal Pattison and Welty as leading candidates. Pettison received 157 votes on the second ballot amid strong show of support, while Houck and other rivals withdraw or gain smaller tallies as the contest closes.
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Ohio
Committee On Permanent Organization
C. Cc. Williams
Franklin
R. J. Diegle
Brie
Franklin County
National Committee
Senator Houck
Knox County
Lawrence T. Neal
Dennis B. Donavin
Henry County
Pattison
Judge Shields
Stark
Welty
Frank B. Niles
Lucas
Whitlock
Edward Hanley
Montgomery
McCann
Aaron McNeil
Hamilton
Peck
Edward Kibler
Licking
Hunter
Pp. A. Welling
Pick
Democratic Platform Declares Ohio Reform Agenda and Home Rule
The Ohio Democratic platform outlines opposition to railroad rebates and secret contracts, supports interstate commerce rate controls, municipal home rule, public ownership of utilities, and strict banking and taxation reforms. It denounces graft, boss rule, school code issues, and the Electric Mule controversy while backing canal retention and direct election of U.S. senators. The text also details party organization plans and amendments for taxation and state governance.
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Republican Party
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Miami and Erie Canal Transportation
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Tehieh
Solarnes
Pattison Accepts nomination in Ohio Democratic convention
John M. Pattison, the governor nominee, delivered an acceptance at Columbus praising Bryan and denouncing Cox. The convention completed the ticket with Pattison winning on the second ballot amid discussions of platform commitments to tax fairness, public rights, and Sunday observance, while leaders like Tom L Johnson backed Whitlock once Pattison led on the second ballot.
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Iites
South America
Europe
United States
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Horn
Philippines
Daugherty
Aynah
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Hamilton
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Montgomery
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Kalbe
Mercer
Nirth
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van Wert
Bixth
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Clinton
Henry Kamp
Miami
Homer Southard
Union
Alonzo Riley
Lucas
G. B. Nye
Pike
Virgin C. Lowery
Hocking
Fred J. Heer
Franklin
John EB. Diemer
Seneca
Frank Harper
Knox
Henry J. Benelt
Muskin
D. &. Creamer
Belmont
h_ W. Creichton
Licking
Kigshtees D. DB. Kirby
Columbiana
Judge Rothwell
Portage
C. P. Lapp
Cuyahoga
J. P Madigan
Cuyahors
Pattison
Johnson
Ben J. McKinney
Henry J. Buell
Mushingwm
Ammons
Ka Keene
Xwo
Howe
Democratic Party
William J. Bry
Mate Senate
Ohio
Great Democratic Party
Milford
Cincinnati
Congress
Platform committee drafts tax exempt bonds platform
A final rising vote carried the proposition to exempt municipal county and township bonds from taxation. The platform committee was left to draft the platform by a committee including M. B. Ingalls Tom L. Johnson Harlan Cleveland A P Bandles X B Finley N M Wolf and Charles E Belcher.
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M. B. Ingalls
Tom L. Johnson
Harlan Cleveland
A. P. Bandles
X. B. Finley
N. M. Wolf
Charles E. Belcher
Fires cut comms along Tuhon river in Alaska crisis
Cries report fires along Tuhon river banks severing links to None and St Michaels Alaska. Adm Rehan the actress suffers appendicitis in London with an operation postponed. Typhoid claims death of Pann Tatt & Company Dublin? Columbus dry fonds merchant. Bank closed and examiner probes. U S Steel buys Lake Ene and Pittsburg railroad project. Ambassador Baron Hosen and Baroness Rosen depart Paris for Cherbourg en route to New York on the Kai perl Withee.
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London
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Tatt & Company
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Vign County
Ind) National Bank
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Lake Ene
Pitsburg
Lorain
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Hosen
United States
Rosen
Paris
Cherbourg
New York
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