State Ticket and County Ticket Candidates
A long list of state and county election candidates is presented including SAMUEL A. HOSKINS for Secretary of State and R. J. DIEGLE for Dairy and Food Commissioner. Other names cover Commissioner of Public Schools, Member Board of Public Works, Common Pleas Judges, County Treasurer, Sheriff, County Recorder, and Infirmary Director from various counties. The closing paragraph urges prominence of new orthography in the platform alongside endorsements of the President and Ohio Senators.
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Ohio
Dick for Governor Dominates State Convention
The piece asserts Senator Dick will triumph over his enemies at the state convention. It claims broad Democratic support including the governor and state officials. It accuses Burton Daugherty and Herrick of selfish motives and political ambition, citing Daugherty as a Fayette county boss who rules arbitrarily.
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Democratic Party
Burton
Daugherty
Herrick
United States
Fayette County
Budd Nominated in Ohio Race for Congress
In Ohio the labor question is central to the nomination fight in the 14th district where W H Budd a popular B O conductor of Chicago Huron county seeks a seat. Gov Pattison’s absence is said to have favored his appointment as railroad commissioner by Pattison. Republican opponent Jay F Laning of Norwalk faces Budd in a district with loose party lines and a fair chance for election.
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Ohio
W. H. Budd
Chicago
Huron County
Campaign Opening Gun Urges Swift Action on Tariff and Shipping
A political address urges rapid tariff policy shifts and strong U S merchant marine effort ahead of the Panama Canal. It emphasizes party unity for Ohio Republicans and criticizes Democratic pledges while praising McKinley era achievements and Roosevelt aligned shipping goals. The speaker stresses primary elections, party discipline, and leadership to avoid bossism and secure public goods.
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Republican Party
Ohio
McKinley
Hanna
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Ohio primary convention echoes in party split
The report notes a strong Republican convention day in Ohio with results leaning against endorsing the incumbent senators. Eugene Lewis, longtime Cox faction ally, was elected chairman of Hamilton county’s delegation as delegates are urged to endorse senators with the same cordiality shown to the President.
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Republican Party
Etermi
Justic
Chomrems
Ohio
Gen
Eugene Lewis
George B. Cox
Hamilton County
Joss
Knabenshue
Roosevelt endorses injunctions in 1908 campaign clash
The administration edges against labor allies as Taft is sent to Maine to salvage Littlefield. Roosevelt reportedly favors government by injunction and opposes most labor legislation, with the 1908 race viewed as a preliminary skirmish whose progress will be monitored.
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Favors
Taft
Maine
Littlefield
Roosevelt
Mansfield Shield
Gen Dick's county rejects him in a final act
The article portrays Gen Dick facing a sharp rebuke from his own county. He claims he was doodlebushed and that his supporters should have aligned with him on the firing line. He asserts omitting Foraker would have earned endorsement, praising loyalty to his colleague as a novel virtue.
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Sue Bushed
Foraker
Sup
Editorial Calls For Senator Dick To Step Down
The McConnelaville Daily Herald urges loyalty to the party and suggests Senator Dick should resign. The editorial argues endorsing him for what he hasn’t done is improper and warns a contest would harm both the party and his own interests.
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McConnelaville Daily Herald
Illinois nominates women for state university and school posts
The Republicans nominate Carrie A. Alexander as a state university trustee while Democrats nominate Clara P. Bourland for the same post. Democrats also nominate Miss Caroline Grote for state superintendent of public instruction. Grote’s nomination drew strong enthusiasm and she delivered a dignified speech as the band played Good Morning Carrie.
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Illinois
Carrie A. Alexander
State University
Clara P. Bourland
Caroline Grote
Carrie
Shelby Uo. Dei
Ohio political feuds flare as Longworth and Foraker duel
Congressmen Longworth and Foraker renew their old feud over delegates to the state convention. The President's son-in-law faces renomination risk while the Cox faction pursues retaliation after Taft's Ohio visit. The row highlights sharp party divides and political maneuvering.
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Longworth
Foraker
Forakers
Longworths
Curios
George 5. Cox
Taft
Ohio
Cox
Athens Hospital inquiry eyed removal of steward Hop Carpenter
The Athens Hospital for the insane investigation points to a condition prompting a recommendation to remove steward Hop Carpenter. Excessive politics around state institutions are blamed, with calls for management changes to protect state interests and inmate welfare.
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Athens Hospital
Hop
Jerry Carpenter
Caanges
Pattison
Pollock Named to Unexpired Judgeship in Cambridge
Gov. Harris selects John Pollock of St Clairs ville for the late Judge Hollingsworth’s unexpired term. Pollock, a Republican nominee, faces a Democratic challenger in a contested Cambridge race amid parade displays by brewers and dry citizens. The Kremlin of local taxes and civic spending are noted as aspects of the election climate.
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John Pollock
St Clairsville
Harris
Judge Hollingsworth
Pollock
Holingsworth
Pat
Belmont Sa
Guernsey
Mackey
Cam‘britze
Cambridge
Peruna cures touted for women by Hartman clinic
A pamphlet extols Dr. Hartman the gynecologist who offers summer long correspondence treatment for female diseases at no charge. Letters from Miss Mary Mayger and Mrs. James Gollaher praise Peruna with claims of relief, while Mrs. Lizzie Sharpe shares dramatic personal improvement.
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Hartman
Mary Mayger
Delhi Street
Philadelphia
James Gollaher
Norwood
Ontario
Can
Peruana
Hutdreds
Dr. Hartman
Perana
Peruna
Hartman Sanitarium
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Olin
Endorsing Roosevelt Feared by Democratic Leaders
Editor questions sincerity in support for Roosevelt. Leaders fear him and suppress true sentiment, while public backing Democratic measures he champions persists against an antagonistic Congress.
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Ossa
Pelion
Roosevelt
Congress
Consolidation of Register and Leader Marietta Newspaper
The Register-Leader combines Marietta papers the Register and Leader, with A D Alderman as manager and Robert D Ford as officer. It declares independence from party factions and notes political rifts over delegates. Various local matters and societal issues color the era, including marriage license discretion and social attitudes.
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Register-Leader
Marietta
Independent voters shift in Maine race favors Cobb
The piece notes independents gaining strength in New England and the East after the Civil War era, with capitalists leveraging money to control politics. It asserts voters are reasserting independence and reports Gov Cobb winning Maine on Monday by the smallest Republican majority ever recorded.
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New England
East
J Unitm
Liversal
Maine
Cobb
Littlefield Narrowly Elected in Labour District
In Maine an uprising against Congressman Littlefield drew top party speakers to counter opposition by Labor Leader Gompers. Littlefield won by a slim margin, with a plurality likely under one thousand in a district usually held solid for the party.
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Littlefield
Maine
Gompers
Reform wave in Philadelphia and Cambridge graft era ends
A damning portrait of widespread graft in Philadelphia and Cambridge reveals how independent voters halted large scale looting. District attorney cites the Real Estate Trust Company collapse as evidence of graft and crime, while Cambridge narrowly avoided disaster by defeating a costly high school bond. Public oversight and voter action are praised as the antidote to corrupt influence.
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Philadelphia
Cambridge
Pew
Oymer
Fiial Viviana
Jana
Soiers
Guernsey
Zery
ODELL Berwick School and Local Visits
Berwick school Wexan Monday with Miss Ine McColum of Washington. Mrs. Annie Taylor visits her daughter Mrs. Bertha Tatterson of Cambridge. Mrs. Leta Neel and daughter Lizzie of Centerville called on friends. Ja Wo and E B Taylor were in Cambridge on business Saturday. Mrs. Mautle Kennedy leaves Monday for Canalver to sew at the children's home. Frank Sherrow and family moved into the Stewart property. Mrs. Mattie Beil of Lawrenceburg Tenn visited friends. JF G Lanning and wife with Mattie Lanning and Jri Bell attended Brushy Fork preaching last Sunday.
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Annie Taylor
Bertha Tatterson
Cambridge
Leta Neel
Lizzie
Centerville
Ja. Wo
E. BR. Taylor
Mautle Kennedy
Canal Vover
Frank Sherrow
Stewart
JF. G. Lanning
Mattie Lanning
Jri Bell
Brushy Fork
Jacob Hoghes
Local visitors and new school starts noted in vicinity
Mrs. Sadie DePriest and Mr. and Mrs. Mary McCullough of Tadianh are visiting sister Mrs. Jané ish jer and friends. Two young men begin school Sunday Bert Lanning at Clearfork and Ed Taylor at McCleary's.
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Sadie DePriest
Mary McCullough
Tadianh
Jané Ish
Jer
Bert Lanning
Clearfork Land
Taylor
McCleary‘s
Local notes from Kimbolton R D 2 and area
A Kimb Bolton R D 2 village column reports residents attending the state fair last week and a grand event. Entries mention Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Patton of Cambridge tending matters on the farm while their son Elroy and wife attended the fair. Thos. B. Smith near Washington visited his son Albert for a day. Ben Shaw and Chas. Rothgib hold a contract to build a new bridge across the run on the Rothgib farm. Teams hauled timber for Harve Forney from the Oxley farm now owned by Chas. McGormick. Lonnie and Louis Little returned from Philadelphia visits. Delpt Meredith and son of Milnersville work on papering the Rockyfork M E church. A. G L. Smith sold a three year old horse to Fred Holtingsworth for 1.0. On the sick list: Wm. Moore, Mrs. Newton Moore, Mrs. John Warnock, Mrs. Tonli Moore, Margaret Creigheet and Deane Kimble.
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Kimbolton R.D
D. S. Patton
Cambridge
Elroy
Ben Shaw
Chas. Rothgib
Rothgib
Harve Forney
Oxley
Chas. McGormick
Lonnie
Louis Little
Philadelphia
Delpt Meredith and Son
Milnersville
A. GL. Smith
Fred Holtingsworth
Winterset and nearby residents visit kin and plan game
Winterset Ray Rowland and sister Minnie of Freeport visited Miss Kula Nicholson over Sunday. A baseball game is set next Saturday between North Salem and Winterset. Jel Turtle and family visited Mrs. Mo Morrison and family of Freeport. School begins Monday with Otley Dugan and T. L. Guyton as teachers. John Stewart spent part of last week with his sister Mrs H J Masters of Londonderry. Harry and Lela Stichons of Kimbolton visited relatives over Sunday. Waite Adair left for Marietta to attend college. Paul Patgitt returned home after visiting relatives at Rocky Fork. W H Bakes left for Marietta to attend college this winter. Mr and Mrs Oscar Flerst returned to Akron after visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Jobs Shuite.
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Jel Turtle
Mo Morrison
Freeport
Otley Dugan
T. L. Guyton
John Stewart
H. J. Masters
Londonderry
Oscar Flerst
Akron
Jobs
Shuite
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T. EB Kuo
Samuel A. Hoskins
Auglaize County
Havpert
Warne County
R. J. Diegle
Erie County
Board of Public Works
Geo. E. Nyghswander
Darke County
E. M. Kennedy
Morgan County
A. R. McCulloch
Guernsey County
George White
Washington County
W. A. Blackburn
Harrison Addy
Knox Township
M. H. Hutchison
Mahlon Combs
Washington Township
Ss. B. Hood
Scott
Pearl St. Scott & Bowne
Pee Andinee
AllWrnestets
Alwass
Ates
Ev Amerius Corporation
agamHsail
Pennia
Ant Dayers
Kae Yen
Todas
Iupacae
el Erie
Lincoln
McCann
Virginia
Oregon
Natonal
Washington
Tesh Ieee
Dace
Alestion Sani
Dorris
Tsai
America
B. . Hartman
Lizzie Sharpe
Friendship Street
Providence
BR. I
James Golloher
Geo. Dick
Ha Sun
Penny
Trent
Dude al L.ivack
John BE. Lyon
Ghia
Weiler
ODELL
Berwick
Wexan
Ine, McColum
Mattie Beil
Lawrenceburg, iTenn
Thos. B. Smith
Near
Albert
Wm. Moore
Newton Moore
John Warnock
Tonli Moore
Margaret Creighfet
Deane Kimble
Winterset
Ray Rowland
Minnie
Kula Nicholson
North Salem
Harry and
Lela Stichons
Kimbolton R. D. No. 2
Waite Adair
Paul Patgitt
Rocky Fork
W. H. Bakes
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