County Ticket and State Officials Named in Slate
State officials named include Samuel Al Woskings for Secretary of State in Sueinne County. George E. Niszwnget named for Public Works in Darke County. E. M. Kennedy and Asa McCulloch listed for Common Pleas Judges in Morgan and Guernsey counties. County offices include W. A. Blackburn for Treasurer in Cambridge and Rh. Ah. Addy for Sheriff in Roox Township.
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Samuel AL Woskins
Sueinne County
E. M. Kennedy
Morgan County
Asa
McCulloch
Guernsey County
W. A. Blackburn
Cambridge
AH. Addy
Roox Township
Taft and Partner Seek Origin of Cuban War in Wall Street
The secretary Taft and his associate plan inquiries into the causes of the Cuban civil conflict, considering a possible link to Wall Street activities. They aim to determine if financial interests influenced the war’s origins and whether economic forces played a triggering role.
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Taft
Wall Street
Franks County politics and a Toledo jail greeting
The piece notes storm casualties along the gulf coast drawing national sympathy and calls Guernsey county citizens to protect local interests. It mentions the Republican candidates in Franklin County and a Dover American sheet steel library program being abandoned due to worker indifference. A Toledo jail placard reading Welcome is described, emphasizing a Templar jailor’s merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caval Dover American Sheet Steel Company
Toledo
Sir Keights
Tremor Shakes Caribbean as Taft Seeks Cuban Support
A damaged excerpt notes a Cuban crisis where a quake near Porto Rico prompts panic and prayer. It suggests Avon views a Cuban tremor as potentially aiding provisional governor Taft, with calls for timely protection and united Cuban action amid the crisis.
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Cuba
Taft
Porto Rico
Incomplete Text From Senate Debate Surfaces
Fragments suggest a discussion on senatorial conduct and affiliations. Names and clear actions are missing, leaving unclear who speaks or what outcome is requested. Further readable context is needed to form a precise summary and headline.
Hearst Faction Gears for Governor Bid in New York
The editorial argues the Democratic convention in New York pits Hearst against a rival faction and warns that a third ticket would disrupt unity. It claims Hearst could bring reforms comparable to socialist implementations and urges voters to back Hearst as governor to test socialistic ideas in the state.
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New York
Att
Hearst
Empire State
Hea
Avernor
Gearst
Cay
Ohio convention rejects machine support in bold show of independence
The Ohio convention records 273 delegates voting against Dick and Bassisi, signaling a strong independent minority that denounces the machine era of 1905. The反movement claims to defend honest politics and fair methods while seeking Bryan’s strong presence in the campaign.
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Bassisi
Ohio
Anti-Salem League Upbraids State Convention Action
The Anti-Salem League laments the Republican state convention treatment and resents the Democratic refusal to endorse county local option. They blame boiler plate editorials and call out A. D. Alderman of Marietta and Gen. Keifer for drafting a weak plank while the sub-committee and convention rubber stamped it.
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A. D Alderman
Marietta
Inland stance shields from Gulf storm's final blow
The Gulf Coast storm weakens as it moves inland toward the Ohio Valley. Distant locations can expect the main force to lessen before arrival, a noted advantage of inland residence. Public sentiment emphasizes sympathy and support for affected communities and responders.
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Gulf Coast
Ohio Valley
Laius
Ohio reform effort sparks call for radical changes
Ohio citizens began in 1805 to reform state government from the governor down to counties and municipalities. Despite early progress, Governor Pattison’s untimely death halted momentum, yet independence and a persistent demand for reform linger. The Guernsey Times-Recorder notes Republicans support Roosevelt, a stance echoed by Guernsey voters in 1904, with Democratic gains that year.
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State of
Ohio
Pattison
Onio
Guernsey
Times- Recorder
Roosevelt
Congress
Dawes Longworth Rift Dominates Local Politics
Fragmented text portrays tensions between Dawes and Longworth amid party divisions and local reactions. It references public interest in strategy, the role of Mrs Longworth, and looming civic attention to policy and leadership within a wartime or postwar era.
W A Blackburn Seeks Guernsey County Treasurer Nomination
W A Blackburn a Democrat and carpenter turned farm machinery dealer won acclaim in Guernsey County. Born in Center township he trained as a teacher and built a business serving farmers. He accepted the nomination by acclamation amid family health concerns in California and vowed diligent tax-payer service.
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W. A. Blackburn
Center Township
Guernsey County
Cambridge
W. T
Guernsey
California
Summmons
Purchase of Philippines Included Islands Says History
The United States paid 220 million dollars to acquire the Philippine archipelago, with the expectation of including all islands. New reports claim the Dutch East Indian government appropriated Palm Island for its own use, highlighting disputes over territorial claims and strategic value in the region.
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United States
Philippine Archipelago
Palmas Island
Gius
George Witte Stresses Reform Bid in Long-Standing District Race
George Witte, a Classical graduate and former state legislator, seeks the congressional nomination in the district once held by A. J. Warner. He touts a record including merging two inspectorships into one with lower pay, saving taxpayers money, and notes his accessible, agreeable persona for the voters of the district.
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George Witte
Congress
Am Sith Wach
Mur
Pema
At Aman
A. J. Warner
Washington County
White
Niehara
Cong Fly
TwaKktie
Meina
The Judgeship and Partisan Interference in Nominations
The piece criticizes judicial independence distorted by party scheming in the district. It condemns the convention’s dealmaking between Noble and Muskingum counties, naming Johnson and McGinnis as partisan nominees and urging voters to reject machine politics in favor of fair, broad gauge candidates led by E. M. Morgan and A. McCullough.
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Democratic Party
Wm Hi. Frazier
Caldwell
Frazier
Zanevsille
Munson
Chambers
Macker
Romidshind
Keady
Mackey
Guernsey
Guernsey Times
Times-Recovedrant
Muskingu
Zanda
M. Morris
Noble County
Johnson
McGinnis
E. M
Morgan
A. Mc' Cul
Finibness
History notes on a contested 1908 election heating a town
A garbled historical passage recalls a bitter local election with tensions around the president, Taft, and a candidate named Pattise. It hints at accusations, disputes over the Mang district, and a scene of voters reacting to the outcome. The fragment preserves names and places but lacks full clarity.
Times Recorder Ties Gum Cosmon Pieas to County Judge Issue
A garbled Times Recorder item links the Muchin Gum Cosmon Pieas plan to create a second Zanessioc judge. The piece notes opposition to a resident candidate from the Republican convention and hints at political maneuvering around the judiciary.
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the ‘Times
Recorder
Muchingum Cosmon Pieas
Zanessioc
Peases
McCulisch
Fearless Ajudicial Mind Mc Culloch for Guernsey Judge
The Zanesville Evening Signal endorses A R McCulloch of Cambridge for Guernsey County common pleas judge. It stresses independence from party, corporations, and cliques, praising his education, character, industry, honesty, and fitness to keep party interests in check at key moments.
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Zanesville
McCulloch
Guernsey County
Common Pleas
A. R. McCulloch
Cambrides
M. Kennedy
McCannelsville
Trummon
Common Pleas Court
Ile
Heyes
McCwines
Stand by Rooseveltism vs Foraker in Democratic logic
A fragmented note argues that backing the President is likened to a Democratic stance over a Republican. It suggests Tillman may seem steadier for Roosevelt era reforms, while the logic behind a Democratic congress supporting Rooseveltian reforms is questioned and described as disconnected from facts.
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Tillman
Foraker
Hoio
Cumberland News Briefs Include Local Visits and Deaths
Rev RB L Reali visits Bradford friends and Miss Blanche Hamilton weekends with her brother in Zanesville. Ada Cleary suffers typhoid fever. Mrs Maude Smith and Harvey Miner visit Canal Dover. Mrs John Tursythe dies aged 44 after months invalid. Edlen Shepler passes away from stomach cancer. Nea Qush dies in Tresville boarding house. funeral at MLB church. Decedent leaves wife twelve children and many relatives.
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Montgomery
John Tursythe
Presbyterian Church
Edlien Shepler
Bethel Church
Bo L. George
Nea Qush
Tresville
MLB
Kool. George
Chidren
Te Gure a Gold in One Day Taine Laxation
A scrambled OCR notice mentions Taine Laxation and Diraggris returnees with a sports related result. It indicates FW victory and a fan turnout figure, though many names and exact details are unreadable.
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Ian
Long Guernsey County school district financial totals reported
County Auditor Dan Ro Wallace received from State School Commissioner Edmund A. Jones a large abstract of public school finances for Guernsey County. The report lists receipts by source, expenditures, number of teachers, schools and students, and salaries with totals for townships and cities. Superintendent Samuel Coulter at Westland named.
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Dan Ro Wallace
Jlon
Edmund A. Jones
Guernsey County
Mooneys
Serool
TAN Ge
Seales
Westland
Samuel Coulter
Claysville Records Detailed School Salary and Curriculum
A fragmented list from Claysville details superintendent salaries and pupil counts across branches. It enumerates towns such as Bratiers Dyson Pleasant City and Washington with named officials, then lists extensive course credits by subject like reading writing arithmetic geography history science language and more, plus numbers that appear to be pupil totals and scores.
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Claysville
H. le Gash
Treer
Job Bratiers
Dyson
Pleasant City
Walfe
Quaker City
J. W
Salesville
H. E. Thompson
Senevaville
W. O. Moore
Washington
W. Amspoker
New Concord
U.S
Vault completion at Northwood Cemetery honors Jobo Scott remains
The Scott vaults in Northwood Cemetery were completed Saturday with the late Jobo Scott moved from Kirkpatrick vault in South Cemetery. The story notes a contrast between refined beauty and awkward variations, mentioning Hyutster's Mountain and unrelated product names like Tea or Fablets and Hires Setten.
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Scott
Northwood
Jobo Scott
Kirkpatrick
South Centtery
Hyutster
Setten
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Darke County
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Waston Township
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Senate
Elkins
William J. Bryan
Hryim
Aryad
India
Palen
Lielzas
Kudy
Tnssts
Ista
Press-Post
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Longworth
Dawes
Nickeas Longworth
Nick
Lewisiatise
Laos
Mti
Salis
Zemaide
Vigwes
Daneh
Ari Erasi
Gui
A. Diek
Jono M
Pattise
Aeeninysh
Cumberland
RB. L. Reali
Bradford
J. W. Covert
Friends
McConnelsville
Lulu White
Malta
Conner & White
Ada Cleary
Grover
Thomas Verian
Bertha Cowlter
Barry Findley and
Lima
Harry McClelland
Blanche Hamilton
Suaday
Brother Stanley
Bertha Dilley
Mattie Aiies
Maude Smith
Harvey Miner
Dover
W. J. Smiii
Mayde
Suc
F Washington
Soldier Brater
M Fuchly
Privat
Herman Roese
Syracuse
Webster Graded Schools
Denver
Weber
American Mining Oyncrase
New Orleans
Chattanoocaht
Soriety Acta Af
Pace Sokiets
Dctetor
Orecon
Montana
Idaho
Mexico
Iatintaaten
Ares
Rgutre
T. C. Clark
Ticket Agt
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