Democratic Congressional Convention for Ohio 15th District
Notice by the Democratic Congressional Committee announces a convention for Ohio the 15th district with delegates apportioned by county votes. Guernsey 3685 37 delegates Morgan 1819 Muskingum 6255 63 Noble 2262 23 Washington 4960 50 total 192 Delegates appointed by county committees chaired by Dr J H Williams and Henry S Buelz secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pattison
Guernsey
Morgan
Muskingum
Noble
Washington
J. H. Williams
Henry S. Buelz
Democratic Judicial Convention of First Subdivision Ohio
Notice for the Democratic Judicial Convention of the first subdivision of the 4th judicial district in Ohio to be held in Zanesville on July 31, 2006 at 10 oclock A.M. for nominating candidates to succeed Hon. J. Mackey and Hon. E. Kennedy. Delegates apportioned by vote for John M. Patterson in several counties. details listed. officers Power and Turner sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Democratic Judicial Committee
Zanesville
J. K. Mackey
E. M. Kennedy
John M. Fattison
Guernsey
Ay Morgan
Muskingum
Noble
C. A. Power
James P. Turner
Local Candidates for County Commissioner Named
The announcement lists T A Johnson of Londonderry, Mahlon Combs of Washington, and W J Graham of Cambridge as Democratic county convention candidates for County Commissioner. Each seeks support from delegates, stressing local ties, farming and teaching backgrounds, and readiness to serve if chosen. A Mansfield city population figure appears, along with increased scrutiny of meat inspectors and various penalties for magnates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Johnson
Londonderry Township
Mahlon Combs
Washington Township
W. J. Graham
Cambridge Township
Convention site choice and political notes from early 1900s
The article reports Philadelphia chosen as the 1907 Grand Lodge B P O E convention city with Baltimore the rival at 495 to 265. It notes Russell Sage's death and a county depository designation for Noble County's First National Bank of Woodsfield. It quotes partisan political maneuvers and Roosevelt era legislative friction with Congress, urging a different majority in the current year.
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Grand Lodge B. P. O. E
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Noble County
Woodsfield
First National Bank of
Judge Sollingsworth’s Condition Remains Serious Amid Retirement Talk
Reports from St. Clairs ville say Judge Sollingsworth’s illness shows no improvement and remains very serious. He is not believed to seek renomination, while many candidates seek to replace him. In Pittsburg, the Hartje divorce trial reveals sensational, appalling features suggesting wealth does not ensure happiness and wives of the wealthy may face conspiracies or personal indiscretions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sollingsworth
St. Clairsville
Hartje
Pittsburg
Political column on party conventions and leadership
The Republican committee claims power to appoint permanent state convention officers, a move labeled unwarranted. Judge McCann of Dayton is praised as temporary Democratic state convention chairman with a strong keynote ahead. Notables include A A Dickson’s ally and A L Necreamer, now general superintendent of the Columbus Delaware and Marion railway, tied to Delaware Ohio and Masonic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Judge McCann
Dayton
A. Dickson Aan
A. L. ‘Necreamer
Canmuridge
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Railway Company
Delaware, Ohio
Neereamer
McCann of Dayton to preside at state convention
The Times-Recorder praises Judge McCann of Dayton as an able, high character leader slated to preside over the forthcoming Democratic state convention and deliver the keynote, noting the people of his native county celebrate his prominence in state affairs.
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McCann
Dayton
State Affairs Times- Recorder
Columbus and Dayton clash over political charm and openness
The passage questions why Columbus is passed over in favor of Cincinnati and Dayton, praising a lineup of figures like Foraker, Tuck, Burton, Grosvenor, Longworth, Ellis, Lawlin, Guilbert, Vorns, and Daugherty as influential actors in the political arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dayton
Cain
Susyrestor
Foraker, Tuck, Burton
Grosvenor
Longworth
Ohe
Ellis
Secretar
Lawlin
Guilbert
Insurance Commissamer
Vorns
Warry M. Daugherty
Republican convention timing shows caution and delay
The article questions why Republican managers fixed their convention for September 11 and 12, noting the date signals caution rather than need. It mentions no immediate crises but recalls a strong shakeup last fall during the Democratic governor race, with lingering stropholds in Guernsey County that cause pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubblican
Guernsey
Olde State Journal Note Stirs Republican News Silence
The Olde State Journal reports on a timely note of warning against rem. statements. The piece mentions George Box and Governor Vatas amid charged rhetoric about party service and state events. A related debate involves Singer Dick Jatie and a motive of revenge connected to a cane eventions matter.
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Columus
Central
I Sounds
George Box Yur Qiriana
Vatas
Ge Tran
Jservice Tolas
Ane Ba
Dick Jatie
Uris
Very Large Zanesville County Convention Nominates Ticket
A county convention in Zanesville on Saturday, led by Hoo A. J. Andrews, declared against boss domination. The ticket named sheriff Louis H. Wise, clerk Benjamin W. Grigsby, commissioner Geo. H. McIntire, recorder Darner, infirmary director James Briawell, and paid tribute to Gov Pattison. The group endorsed William Jennings Bryan for President, calling him patriotic and honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
A. J. Andrews
Boss
Geo
Ko Cox
Peter Black
Louis H. Wise
Benjamin W. Grigsby
Geo. H. McIntire
Darner
James Briawell
Gov. Pattison
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
The Bryan Reception and Ohio Political Controversy
The Bryan reception in New York is expected to be massive despite his ban on fireworks. The piece critiques Gov. Harris's role in the Ohio GOP convention, accusing Dick and Cox of manipulating leadership and predicting Pattison appointees’ removal. It cites Hughes’s railroad post and references New York politics and a Democratic governor scenario.
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Bryan
New York
Admiral Dewey
Madison Square Garden
Wheeling Register
Harris
Merrick
Senate
Pattison
Hughes
Railroad Commission
Sall
Adjutant General’s Office
Ohio
Sluybes
The Whistling Nuisance In Rail Lines Near Towns
The article notes locomotive whistles disturb church services and theatergoers in Cambridge. Rail leaders, including Pennsylvanian and Baltimore & Ohio divisions, push reforms with electric call bells and signals to reduce whistle noise. Coke is used in yards to aid engines. An order urges engine crews to minimize whistle use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Wheeling Register
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Obig
Duer
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Long
Wittsburg
Panhandle
Republicans Endorse Adkins In 4th Ohio District
In the 4th Ohio district Harvey Garber’s district, Charles H. Adkins a Lima lawyer and Democrat will be endorsed by the Republicans at their convention and will make an independent canvass. The Democratic nominee is William E. Touvelle of Celina. The Ohio Supreme says Adkins is likely to win with Republican backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Harvey Garber
Charles H. Adkins
Lima
William E. Touvelle
Celina
Ohio Sup
Adkins
Outlook forecasts heated gubernatorial races across states
The outlook notes 28 states elect governors this fall with internal strife and factional fights. It highlights New York where ex Governor O'Dell and Governor Higgins clash, Wisconsin with La Follette and Spooner, Tennessee disputes between Evans and Brownlow, and other battles in Iowa Pennsylvania and Ohio while factions seek Rooseveltian endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'Dell
Higgins
Wisconsin
Laloisette
Adger
Spooner
LaFollette
Tennessee
Henry Clay
Evans
Brownlow
Iowa
Cummins
Shaw
Mr. Perkins
Vennsylvania
Lincoln
Simon Pure
Ohio
Auto Line Service Notes and Local Figures
Harvey I Keatley acting las agent for veterans seeks to join the Great Shoshone Indian reservation land draw. IL C Barber of Lander Wyoming reports operating three automettes daily from Shoshone to Lander, seating 20 each, a 90 mile run. Barber cites oil fields near the reservation, Belgian owners, and a $100,000 loss from recent stockpile fires. Dr Wharton has left for Sapora and Wellsburg to visit kin and friends. The region records a winter death in Saray.
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Times-Recorder
Columbus
Harvey I. Keatley
Las
IL. C. Barber
Lander
Wyo
Barber
Cambridge
Ohio
Commenial Bank
County bids awarded to Citizens Savings Bank for county funds
Guernsey county Commissioners opened bids from local banks for county deposits on the 23d. Only Citizens Savings Bank submitted a bid at two percent annual interest on daily balances, securing the county funds. The article lists local attendees and reports multiple court actions and probate matters, including dismissals, sales, alimony, and guardianship appointments. A separate item notes George W. Fowler, a youth, sent to reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Citizens Savings Bank
Guernsey County
Court House
Citizens Saving Bank Co
Children’s home paroles violated. youth sentenced again
Guernsey County Children’s home parolee, under suspended sentence for good behavior, appeared before Probate Judge H W Luecock on Saturday after fleeing the Home. He received a reform sentence and was taken to the institution by Sheriff Watson Monday. Also listed are marriage licenses for Harry Smith and Bessie Gibson of Byesville and Walter Gray and Edna Baker of Cambridge.
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Guernsey County
Delegates and Alternates Named for Guernsey County Rally
The Democratic Executive Committee of Guernsey county lists delegates and alternates for the Judicial convention at Lanesville on Tuesday July fifty first, nineteen hundred six. The long roll includes F. Keith, James K. Stewart, James P. Turner, John M. Amos, William C. Swick, Thomas Smith, George Dudley, J. Be Peoples, G. A. Bell, Aaron Luzadder, and many others from Cambridge, Byesville, Kimbolton, Quaker City, Senecaville, New Concord, Love City, Cumberland, and additional towns. Alternates include Judge H. Mathews, David Okey, Robert T. Scott, Osea Vo Wells, and numerous listed names.
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Judicial Committee
Eighth Judicial District
Ohio
Democratic
Guernsey County
Lanesville
F. ©. Keith
Galligher
James K. Stewart
Cambridge
James P. Turner
John M. Amos
William C. Swick
Craig
Thomas Smith
Fairview
George Dudley
Byesville
J. Be Peoples
Kimbolton
G. A. Bell
Aaron Luzadder
Love City
Antrim
W. H. Chapman
Quaker City
Ralph Scntt
Oscar Finley
G. F
Londonderry
J. W. Rabe
Love Wity
Exekiel Baker
Winterset
M. G. Fisher
Odell
C. A. Flanagan
Pleasant City
Rk. M. Hart
Senecaville
Luther Frazier
Cumberland
Neal Early
Washington
Ira Beil
Guernsey
FE. A. Linn
Salessille
AL L. Skuckley
BH. W. Mathews
David Okey
Robert T. Scott
Osea Vo Wells
Soho
Black
James Orr
J. P. Mahaffey
Charles Mast
Elmer Green
M. Young
Post
George Rickey
Thomas Rooth
William Simpson
George Willis
W. C. Ainspaker
David Cowden
John Couts
Frank Robinson
O R. Taylor
Moses Wolford
Herman McClears
W A. Beer
JUN & Black
Chm
Blank H. Amos
Seo’y
Picnic at Washington Ohio Aug 29
Picnic at Washington Ohio on August 29 under the auspices of Washington charge Episcopal churches. Speakers include Rev. I. S. Secrest D 60, Presiding Elder Barneside District Rev. S. By Salmon BP D, First M E Bellaine representative Hon F T Engieson Speaker pro tem House of Representatives. Everybody welcome. LS Groves Pastor Washington Charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Washirgton
Barneside
Salmon
M. E
Bellaine
F.T. Engieson
Protein House of
LS. Groves
Washington Charge
Former Guernsey Co Citizen Dies in Thomasville
Mrs Gertrude Neighbor McCartney, 1846 birth Ohio native and longtime Thomasville resident, died peacefully after a long cancer battle. She was active with the Methodist church and Vashti Home, widow of T J McCartney and mother of J J McCartney of the Times Enterprise and Mrs J W Butler. Her final days were spent with relatives in Camilla after leaving Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Tines Enterprise
Thomasville
Gertrude Nesgbor McCartney
Ohio
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Jeffersonian
Linton Mills
Gertrude Neighbor McCartney
T. J. McCartney
J. J. MecCartney
Times-Enterprise
J. W. Butler
McCartney
Newcomerstown
Y. Dg. McCartney
Denver
Methodist Church
Vashti Home
Twomasville
Cumberland Doctor in Blackmail Case Sparks Delaware Feud
Cumberland, O July 23 Chief of Police Athens of Delaware arrived with a warrant for Mrs. Perry Davis visiting her parents on blackmail charges. Dr S W Fowler claims she tried to extort $1000. In Delaware Davis sues for damages alleging his wife had an affair with Fowler since their child Edwin, 11, was born. He says the marital troubles led to divorce petitions and concerns gifts and a promised Columbus home. Fowler, a 40 year physician, recently returned from abroad with his wife and mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
W.S. Fowler
Davis
Edwin
Columbus
Fowler
Holy Land
Europe
Glass Plant Sold at Receiver's Sale in Pleasant City
The Pleasant City Glass Co plant was sold Saturday morning to T. S. Kiechler of Cincinnati for 3025 dollars. The idle plant had not operated for a year. Revere Heade served as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant City Glass Co
T. S. Kiechler
Cincinnati
Revere Heade
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