Judson Harmon A Real Governor Of Ohio Shown In Cracking Graft
Special report portrays Governor Judson Harmon as a decisive reformer who cleansed Ohio government, exposed graft, and centralized authority to modernize taxation, public works, and state institutions. It highlights indictments of Republican officials, the Wyman Oregon plan for Senate selection, civil service reforms, and prison industry profits boosting state revenue. The piece praises Harmon as a strong, nonpartisan leader who reshaped Ohio politics and finances while dismissing partisan resistance.
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Ohio
Court of Justice
Harmon
United States
Grand Jury
General Assembly
Senate
Seine
Woast
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Hiarmer
Justice Iuter
W. Ss. McKinnon
I. B. Cameron
Mark Slater
Walter D. Guilbert
Columbus
Gilbert
Engineer Marker
Republican State Board of Public Works
Wyman
Oregon
House
Supreme Court
Peace
Buckeye General Assembly
Mark Hanna
George B. Cox
Commonwealth
Republican General Assembly
State Tax Commission
Cleveland
Richard Olney
Walter Q. Gresham
Judson Harmon
Taft
Dayton
Treasury
William H. Taft
Middle West
Congress
West
Cincinnati
Freight Traffic Association
Addyston Pipe Company
General Harmon
Epigrammatic views on politics and ethics in state affairs
The speaker argues guilt is personal and endorses voting for Republicans for Senate if aligned with the people. They condemn party symbols in municipal elections and call for reduced government waste. They urge active government use, critique tariff interests shaping policy, and uphold a lawyer's honor as self‑crowned.
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Ohio plans for direct senatorial election and reform bills
A long list of proposed reforms in Ohio advocates direct election of U S senators, nonpartisan judiciary elections, workers compensation, a public utility commission, anti bribery measures, limited initiative and referendum, civil service for state institutions, shorter ballots, election law reforms, nonpartisan convention delegates, agricultural education in schools, federal income tax ratification, a push for a road fund, tax reform to curb dodgers, women’s reformatories, and a publicities and corrupt practices act.
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United States
Ohio
Public Utility Commission
Ohle Erie
Central Board of Control
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Congress
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