Thompson embroilment in Gallia county factional fight
Secretary of State Carmi Thompson stands at the center of Ohio Republican intra party strife in Gallia and Gallipolis. The Gallia Times accuses him of abusing office to aid party factions and cites postmaster Sherman Eagle and other leaders in a battle involving Cox Guilbert Brown and Vorys. Eagle claims Thompson knew Supreme Court outcomes in advance and used official power to influence factional aims.
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Gallia County
Gallipolis
Sherman Eagle
Cincinnati
Carmi A. Thompson
Feacleson
George B. Cox
Cox
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Thomson
Eagleson
Teith
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Thompson
Cinccinnati
Guilbert
Brown
Vorys
Burfom
Francis W. Treadway
Cleveland
Hamilton County
Bagieson
Lawrence
Eatleson
Statehouse
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McKinnon
Green
Fullington
Gallia Noutty E Abroglio
Switzer
Eacle
Gallia Times
Repubblican
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Qallia
Secretary of State
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Secretary of State of
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Lawrence County
Beth Willing
Sherman Fagle
Repubican
Supreme Court
United States of America
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State of Ohio
Wuersor
Columbus
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Night dress deemed luxury by Indiana judge
A Indiana judge rules that a night dress is a luxury amid what is described as "RepubliGN prosperity" in New Havenon. The note reflects period tone and satirical critique of economic standards.
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Republi
New Havennion
Roosevelt commission and farm happiness by leaving farmers alone
A Nashville American remark asserts that roosevelt era policy may worsen farmer discontent by over controlling them, suggesting the best approach is to let farmers be. The quote frames a debate on government meddling versus autonomy for agrarian communities.
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Roosevelt
Nashville
Shall the 1le Rule or the trusts rule in state offices
The fragment discusses rotation in state offices with Auditor Guilvert and deputies seeking posts, a Republican paper praising the 1897 Dingley tariff era, and Governor Harris admitting he should have reviewed the auditor’s office but has not acted.
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Harris
State Auditor
Green deputy heir apparent to McKin runs for treasurer
If Charles C. Green now McKin's chosen Republican successor for state treasurer still believes a state official's business is none of your business then it isn't his business.
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Charles C. Green
W. S. McKinnow
Ohio Voters Set to Clean Out House in November
Report notes men repair the state house at Columbus and argues Ohio voters will perform a thorough cleaning of the building inside out in the upcoming November election.
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Columbus
Ohio
NUGGETS FROM THER PAPERS OTHE G. O. P. Illusion
A collection of terse quotes from various papers criticizing political promises. It notes the Oklahoma guaranteed deposit scheme and calls out party platform support for universal adoption. The tone emphasizes skepticism toward optimism.
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Oklahoma
Madison County
Taft Backed Security for Capital and Justice to Labor
Columbus Press Post notes Taft as a defender of capital security and labor justice, stating his prior judicial precedents suffice to support both pillars.
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Mr. Taft
Wall Street
Taft
Columbus Press-Post
Tax Dodging by Citizens Shrinks Ohio Bank Deposits
Banks and depositors in Ohio report yearly withdrawals during assessment week to dodge taxes. bankers estimate losses ranging from $10,000 to $57,000, with some accounts moved to other cities or invested in tax exempt bonds. Calls for a uniform money tax rate and reform appear from multiple lenders and citizens.
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Ohio
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Carmi Called Again In State Justice Dispute
The Wellston Sentinel weighs in on Attorney General Miller and Carmi A Thompson noting Miller’s backbone and suggesting he would suit a secretary of state. The piece recalls Thompson’s election assumption he could perform duties without a coadjutor judge and questions accountability.
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Carmi
Miller
Carmi A. Thompson
Wellston Sentinel
Kansas Wants Bank Guaranty
The New York Sun report from August 24 highlights Kansas calls for deposit guarantees. It notes state leaders pushing for a system to insure bank deposits amid financial anxiety and seeks voters and legislators' support.
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New York Sun
Kansas
Bank Guaranty
Kansas bankers back deposit guaranty similar to Oklahoma
Kansas City Aug 23. A large majority of responded Kansas bankers favor a state guaranty for bank deposits modeled on Oklahoma. Of 137 replies, 88 support such a law, 35 oppose, 17 undecided. The stance aligns with public sentiment but bankers prefer legislative, not political, action.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Bank
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Taft
Lana
Bryan
New York
William J. Bryan
The
Economic Club of New York
Critique of the 1898 Property Tax System in Louisiana
The 1898 constitution aims for equal and uniform taxation but fails in practice. It claims all property is taxed by value yet produces inequality across parishes and property types. Evasion and perjury are incentivized, capital flees, and industrial growth is hindered.
Ohio State Board of Commerce Organization Highlight
The Ohio State Board of Commerce watches state legislation to promote the common good and oppose detrimental laws. Its nonpartisan, educational methods inform the public and urge intelligent support for good bills. Leader Allen R. Foote says individual duty reduces the need for a Columbus lobby. A similar Illinois model is praised for securing sound legislation.
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Ohio
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Tereafter
General Assembly
Allen R. Foote
Columbus
Iinois
Transceript
Peoria
Taxation of Farm Products under Personal Property Rules
N J Bach elder of the Master National Grange argues farm products face excessive tax burdens as the tax rate rises to cover revenue, noting large owners evade taxation on intangible personal property in cities. He spoke before the First Nationwide Sax Conference.
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N. J. Bachelder
National Grange
First Nationwid Sax
Ohio Democratic Platform Embraces Reform and Direct Elections
The platform calls for initiative and referendum, home rule for cities, fair tax reform including franchise taxation, and child labor limits. It supports an eight hour day on public work, employers liability protection, and labor dispute hearings. It seeks road and canal funding, denounces Republican machine influence, favors primary reform, direct U S senate election, and a deeper Ohio River channel, endorsing Bryan and pledging honest administration.
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State Treasury
United States
Ohio River
Denver
William J. Bryan
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