Garfield Taft Partisan Rally Shapes Ohio Convention
Secretary James R. Garfield delivered a keynote at the Republican State Convention in Columbus, praising 16 years of GOP rule, state finances, and temperance laws. He urged unity for Taft’s national campaign and outlined plans on taxation, education, and public welfare. He highlighted Governor Harris’s leadership and stressed future improvements in roads, waterways, and resource conservation.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Memorial Hall
Ohio
William H. Taft
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Seevral
State Central Committee
Walter Brown
Garfield
Republican Party
General Revenue Fund
Harris
State Senate
Philippines
Législative Assembly
Philippine Islands
Henry C. Taylor
Elam Fisher
Eaton
Daugherty
C. E. Johnstone
Shelby
Supreme Court
Taft
Board of Public Works
Taft Loyalists Rally In Ohio Delegates Meet
Ohio Republicans gather amid speeches praising Roosevelt era policies and Continental reach. Willits Taft touted as destined national leader while delegates are seated for a tight convention with rules on speeches and nominations.
New Store on Vine Street Announces March 7 Opening
The New Store at 605 Vine Street will open Saturday March 7. An opening special is teased in Friday's paper.
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Vine Street
What Causes Headache in Cold Seasons
From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. The text notes a remedy Laxative Bromo Quin ine and mentions purchase price of 25 cents.
Unit Rule Not Applied at State Convention Session
Columbus March 3 The committee on rules unanimously decides the unit rule will not be applied in tomorrow's State convention session.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Committees Named by Convention for State Central and Credentials
The convention selected numerous committees including the State Central Committee with district representatives and re-elected members, plus the Credentials Committee with members from Hamilton, Montgomery, Franklin, and other counties. The Rules and Order of Business and Peel print sewers sections followed, listing district appointees and chairpersons.
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C. A. L. Reed
Hamilton County
Morr
Hamilton
Raymond Hornbeck
Preble
S. J. Robinson
Mercer
George D. Simmons
Defiance
W. W. Vorhis
Warren
A. F. Broomhall
Miami
W. B. Ramsey
Logan
M. Hobart
Wood
John G. Jennings
Cuyahoga
C. A. Grassella
State Central Committee
Fred Bader
P. W.durr
D. W. Allaman
Montgomery
W. B._. Morey
Auglaize
W. H. Phipps
Paulding
William “H. Miller
Clinton
R. H. McCloud
Madison
W. R. Wilison
Champaign
Walter Brown
Lucas
Edwin Jones
Jackson
John F. White
Hocking
M. A. Karshner
Franklin
Thomas J. Maxwell
Sandusky
Arthur
C. C. Cooper
Stanley Struble
W. H. Manning
George A
Reueter Mercer
Clark Good
Ven Wert
W. T. Custer
George W. Morrison
Pickaway
Harry Crist
Delaware
H. J. Bishop
Fulton
R. H. Ouster
Adams
W. H. Schriver
Perry
Edward K. Jenkins
W. M. Smalley
Wiyandot
F. N. Patterson
Ashland
C. H. Bishop
Morgan
J. C. Heinlein
Belmont
D. Dieffenacher
Tuscarawas
J. B. Sheridan
Mahoning
J. J. Ross
Brown
J. M. Williams
Fayette
J. L. Cameron
Union
Harry Kirtland
John W. Gregg
Pike
F. C. Diles
Vinton
H. M. Daugherty
Henry Grafe
Erie
R. C. Stiles
Richland
W. G. Ogle
Noble
J. S. Lacey
Harrison
Sevenponte
Peel
Franageart
Stark
Nineth
E. J. Chamberlain
Ashtabula
Ntieth
Paul Howland
Susal Koga
F. L. Taft
Cuya- Peiiicnent’ Organization
Platform Will Indorse Taft in Columbus Meeting
A dispatch from Columbus details a platform endorsing William H. Taft for president with Roosevelt administration commendation. It backs the Railroad Rate bill, employers liability law reenactment, navy and merchant marine growth, tariff revision for protection, currency reform, Panama Canal completion, liberal soldier pensions, governor Harris, initiative and referendum, pending tax amendment, compulsory primary, and Rose County Local Option bill with praise.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Panama Canal
Harris
Rose County
Contest Delays and Half Votes for Ross and Pike Delegations
In Columbus the Credentials Committee seated both Ross and Pike contesting delegations with half votes. RH C Rockland and William McDowell kept seats in Ross County, while N P Foster W V Watts and T N Patterson gained seats in Pike with half votes. Bowland looms as potential state treasurer candidate amid Green deadlock.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Committee On
Ross and
Pike
Ross County
RH. C. Rockland
William McDowell
Pike County
N. P. Foster
W. V. Watts
T. N. Patterson
Willis G. Bowland
Bowland
Franklin County
Charles C. Green
Green
M. A. Hanna
Hamilton County Delegation Leaves on Special Train to Columbus
More than 100 delegates and alternates to the Republican State Convention from Hamilton County departed Cincinnati for Columbus on a special Pennsylvania Road train at 9 am. Michael Mullen presented roses to leaders George B. Cox, Rud K. Hynicka, August Herrmann and Charles P. Taft as cheering crowds gathered.
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George B. Cox
Hamilton County
Cox
Walter Brown
Central
Lucas
Columbus
Pennsylvania Road
Michael Mullen
Rud K. Hynicka
August Herrmann
Charles P. Taft
Pennsylvania Station
Chicago
William H. Taft
Rud. K. Hynicka
Convention City
Chittenden Hotel
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