Democratic Ticket in Guernsey County Staunchly Endorsed
The Democratic convention nominates R E Glass Senecaville for Representative Tames Hardesty Cambridge for Probate Sage Orr Byesville for Commissioner and other posts. The piece denounces Republican machine rule, pledges honest toil and responsive government, and calls for a strong anti graft platform with vigorous campaign and voter outreach led by W A Taylor.
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R. E.glass
Senecaville
Tames Hardesty
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Democratic Party
Guernsey
Democratic county convention held in Hammond's hall
The Democratic county convention opened at 10:30 a.m. with W. R. B. Sprague presiding. A temporary organization was formed, committees named, credentials issued, and delegates listed from Cambridge precincts, Center, Salesville, and other townships. Resolutions favored Roosevelt policies, state issues, and municipal ownership debates, with six delegates chosen for the state convention and several nominations made for county offices. The body adjourned after adopting rules and electing permanent organization and централь committee actions.
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Hammond
Hall
W. R B. Sprague
Central Committee
John &. Black
Cambridge
F. S. Trott
Cumberland
Charman Black
Stile
B. A. Addy
Alarney Watson
James Neal
William Harris
Willian Davidwon
W. A. Blackbourth
E—Fred Turner
Center
Wm. C. Swick
H. F. Trott
Fairsiew
Thomas Smith
Hartford
G. Nicholson
Jackson
Elmer Blackson
Jefferson—s
Lion
Kimbelina
J. B. Peoples
Knox
W. H
K. M. Iart
Salesville
Joseph Linton
Senecaville
H F. Gordon
Spencer
Luther Frazier
Washington
D. T. Bardi
Washington Corp
Neal Early
Westland
Harvey Watson
Wheeling
Ira Bell
Wills
John Secrest
Ider
Chm
Black
Snuth
Committee On Credentia
Sprague
General Assembly of
Olan
Committee On Resolutions
Wm. L. Simpson
BH. P. Trott
R. E. Glass
Frank Robson
Lee Celvin
Ryesville
Glass
Oalgin
Glass Parnistle
Convietin
McCulioch
James Harfests
Lucrnsey
Scott
Qahest
Nis
Din
Ja . Fell
Wwoesip
T. Mes
The Little Japanee and Global Fears in Verse
A Riverside Enterprise poem reflects on Japanese power and future battles amid early 20th century xenophobia. It contrasts childlike jests with looming world conflict while asking who can foresee the course of nations and their coercive strength. A second item notes Paul Morton not prosecuted for alleged rebate violations amid Roosevelt era political maneuvering.
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Kamsechatka
Yellow Bea
Manikin of Nations
Riverside
Cat
Paul Morton
Morton
Roosevelt
Judson Harmon
Cincinati
Frederick N. Judson
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe Railroad
Moody
Colorado
Navy
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Board of Directors
Tom
Ryan
Harmon
Mr. Judson
Mody
N. S. World
Guernsey Times Not for Sale Says June 2 Notice
The Guernsey Times declares it is not on the market and will continue under current management after inquiries from prospective buyers. A Zanesville paper reporter noted Mangas was in the evening on business.
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Times
Duyers
Guernsey Times
Cal, Watcher
Zanesville
Severe rioting in Poland fills city with casualties
In Lodz on June 24 large scale rioting left about 100 to 130 dead and around two thousand wounded. Police and troops struggled to restore order as the situation remained dire. Separately, the Boxwell commencement at Central School was held with 55 graduates, speeches, music, and two Marietta College prize scholarships awarded to Carrie McFiek and Halley Craft.
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Lodz
Poland
Boxwell
LaChat
W. B. Winters
M. E. Church
J. M. Garr
W. B. Wolfe
Marietta College
Carrie McFiek
Love City
Halley Craft
Cumberland
Valley
Carl Archer
Ralph Brown
Paul Gillespie
Harold R. Neeland
Ernest Taylor
Harrison Wykoff
Herbert Wolfe
Isa D. Robins
Lewis Danford
Wheeting
Ralph Castor
Ora Miller
Pearl Palmer
Jackson
G. R. Cummings
Willard English
Cecil Patterson
Lela Patterson
Laura Woodward
Edna Barris
Millwood
Gay F. Gibson
Laura Carter
Melissa H. Hall
Millie Harper
Walter B. Cowgill
Ross F. Dallison
Elmer I. Hall
Madisin
Ella Bendure
Carrie McPeck
Wills
Floy Decker
Bertha Leonard
Helen V. Pettit
Aurillae Weaver
Clanade Eenter
Bertha McCracken
Vatbridge
Ralph Laughlip
Clark Patton
Olive Twp
Noble Co
Edgar Metheney
Rock Island Introduces Faster California Tourist Sleeper
Rock Island unveils a specially built tourist sleeping car service to California, claiming sixty eight hour travel to Los Angeles from Chicago. The line promises speedier, up-to-date service with full information available from Rock Island representatives or Passenger Traffic Manager John Sebastian.
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Rock Island
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
John Sebastian
Rock Isiana System
Eisenhaur and Miss Mary Escohaur Wed in Zanesville
Eisenhaur Friend of this city and Miss Mary Escohaur of Zanesville were married at St. Nicholas Catholic church in Zanesville this morning. Attendants included Miss Theresa Weiler of Newark and Wm. Hiler Jr. of Zanesville. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served and the couple will reside in this city. Also notes include Mt Union student William Ream returning home for vacation and a church ice cream festival at Adams Township. Col Andree Jackson has sold Washington chair in the Mount Vernon Association for 7200, a gift from George Washington to Dr Craik.
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Newton Friend
Mary Escohaur
Zanesville
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
Ozcleck
A. L.leininger
Theresa Weiler
Newark
Wm. Hiler, Jr
William Ream
Mt. Unien Enlese
the Jahres of Lebanon U.P. Church
Asams
Col
Andree Jackson
Washington
Cosgrave Tops Democratic Ticket in Muskingum County
From Muskingum county Democratic convention in Zanesville, William B. Cosgrave leads a strong ticket with W. B. Cosgrave for Representative and other named officials. Rival Pattison faction defeated 222 to 49 for delegates. State race narrows to Pattison vs Welty with county delegates leaning Pattison. Paterson opposition noted in Guernsey Jefferson Highland counties. Local items include social news, a siege report from Lodz, a ship sinking off Copenhagen, and an upcoming reunion invitation for attorney George K. Browning.
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Muskingum County
Zanesville
Times-Recorder
Cox
Merrick
John M. Pattison
F. H. Southard
J. M. McHenry
Pattison
Welty
Neal
Guernsey
Jefferson
Highland
Columbus
Pnasession
Guernsey County
Herrick
Ohio
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Mondas
Dean's Kidney Pills Proved in Cambridge
Cambridge readers report Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache rheumatic pains and kidney troubles. William Turner and his wife used the medicine over eight years with satisfying results and recommended it to neighbors. Sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents in Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Cambridge
Cambridge Prouf
William Turner
Vth Street
Hoth
Duan
Koun
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Ohio Solid for Foraker in Governor Ship Fight
The Washington Post reports Ohio Republicans, led by Judge J. W. Campbell of Cambridge, expect a hard battle over the governorship with temperance forces opposing Herrick. Democrats may favor Canton’s John C. Welty or Cincinnati’s Patkison amid talk of a favorite son. Foraker receives strong backing as the likely presidential option from Ohioans.
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Ohio
J. W. Campbell
Cambridge
Buckeye
New Willard
Herrick
John C. Welty
Canton
Patbison
Cincininnati
Tow Jouboivs
WEE Obin
Joseph B. Foraker
Art
Jengti
Breaatt
Foraker
Washington Post
Muskingum Court House Looted in 1905 Burglary
Burglars opened the Muskingum County Clerk James A. Brown’s safe between Sunday night and Monday morning. They unlocked a battered interior, taking small bills and silver while leaving a $3,037.50 check untouched. Suspects include a decorator Gilbert Stiles, with a reward notice sent to officials.
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James A. Brown
Brown
C. C. Lemert
Court House
Blair
Cambridge
Zanesville
Gilbert
Parkershag
W. Va
John Arter
H. F. Elliott
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E. W. Mathews, Jr
Thos. Switch
Mathew Knox
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Cristrian Black
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Tila
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Copenhagen
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S. T. Meredith
Antrim
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H. M. Meredith
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the Christian Church
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