Governor Harris confronts Harmon over Ohio back taxes issue
Governor Harris during a Medina speech attacks Judge Harmon's Lima reply on corporation back taxes. He argues Harmon as president of the Cincinnati Findlay & Ft Wayne Railway and the Cincinnati Indianapolis & Western Railway should pay Ohio franchise taxes, including the capital stock tax and the 1 percent Cole tax debate continues on the second page.
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Marthur
Harris
Judge Harmon
Lima
Harmon
Medina
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railway Company
Cincinnati, Findlay & Ft. Wayne Railway Company
Ohio
State of
Ft. Wayne & Western
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Taft Campaign Climax Reaches Topeka Kansas Crowd
Taft ends eleven day trip with massive Kansas crowds from Syracuse to Topeka. The candidate touts tariff protection and farm profits under Republican rule, with speeches in Emporia Newton Hutchinson and other cities as he presses for election day support.
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Topeka
Kan
Syracuse
Kansas
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft Hag
Hoch
Kansasewill
Taft
Wright sets air record with passenger over thirty six miles
Wilbur Wright, famed aeroplanist, flew 55 minutes 87 seconds with a French journalist passenger at Le Mans covering about 36 miles. He used a new propeller, completed the Weiller contract terms, and attracted a large crowd as the sun set.
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Lemans
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Lazare Welller
Wight
France
Weiller
M. Weiller
Taft Victory in Oklahoma Seen Assured
Guthrie Oklahoma October 3 Republican strategists expect a strong turnout and a sweep for Taft in Oklahoma aided by National Committee speakers. Dissension within the Democratic Party centers on Governor Haskell whose resignation over Standard Oil charges has weakened his leadership and prompted some Democrats to back the Republicans.
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Haskell
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Republican
Oklahoma
Republican National Committee
Shell
West
South
$200 Company Levies Big Toll on the Tobacco Trade
Hopkinsville Kentucky October 3. Reports from Clarksville Tennessee in the Gardner Hunt trial reveal Planters Protective Association profits of 100000 to 200000 yearly with stock held by forty two owners at four dollars seventy six cents each. Public demand names of the stockholders and calls for full books to prove who profits from crimes in the tobacco industry. The piece also covers Hedges killing probe in Nicholas County Kentucky Forder.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Gardner-Hunt
Clarksville
Tenn
Warfield
Planters’ Protective Association
Nashville American
Tobacco Association
Russellville
Henderson
The
Political Summary in Oklahoma and national events
Judge Harmon avoids record on liquor in Norwood speech. Taft supporters optimistic in Oklahoma while Bryan admits not reading Taft labor opinions. Roosevelt letter cites charges in Haskell case. Oklahoma Governor accused of Creek land misrepresentation. Taft greets Topeka crowd and compares farm prices. Harris shows Harmon violated safety laws per federal records. Sherman and Longworth address large crowds in Illinois and Indiana. Hearst cites oil magnates letters. Bryan presides at Lincoln meeting with Senator Gore of Oklahoma.
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Hearst
Foraker and Bailey
Representative Sibley
Bryan
Lincoln
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Hearst attacks Bailey Sibley Foraker with new letters
El Paso dispatch reports W R Hearst exposing letters and note implying payments involving J W Bailey H C Pierce Archbold and Waters Pierce Oil Co. in 1900 1901 amid Bailey Foraker and Sibley feud. Bailey denies Oil association while Archbold courted Foraker and Sibley for talks as Bailey faced pressure.
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Foraker
Bailey
Sibley
NEW
Hearst
EL Paso
Tex
W. R. Hearst
Texas
J.W. Bailey
H. C. Pierce
Senator Bailey
Joseph C. Sibley
Denver
Fraskell
Haskell
Oklahoma
Archbold
John D. Archbold
Joseph B. Foraker
Sixteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Lindsay Hoggs
D. McGraw
Headquarters Post
Ashtabula County Votes Dry In Major Local Option Result
Ashtabula County voters approve dry by 2136 in a record geographic size. Seven saloons to close in Ashtabula Goa and Conneaut. Ashtabula City, population 18000, leads dry votes in the state. Conneaut population about 8000. Ashtabula City dry majority 21. Conneaut 42. Columbiana County also goes dry by about 1700, while East Liverpool and Wellsville stay wet by 601 split, Wellsville contributing 197.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashtabula
Goa
Conneaut
Ashtabula City
Columbiana
East Liverpool
Carroll County votes dry in Ohio under Rose law
Carroll County joined 22 of Ohio's 88 counties in adopting prohibition today, with eight saloons voting dry by a 1,340 tally. The statewide effect reaches 624 saloons under the Rose law.
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Columbus
Carroll County
No Welcome for Haskell in Columbus Ohio
Finley of the Democratic Executive Committee denies any agreement for Governor Haskell of Oklahoma to speak in Ohio. He says the committee knows nothing about such plans and believes Haskell will not visit the state. He recalls Haskell mentioning a possible Ohio trip at the Denver convention and again in Chicago, but has heard nothing further.
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Haskell
Frantz
Hedges
Commercial Tribune
Carlisle
P! Fryer
Cynthiana
Nicholas
Fryer
Hiram Hedges
Grand Jury
Columbus
Finley
Democratic Executive Committee
Oklahoma
Ohio
Denver
Chicago
Mr. Haskell
Opponents Of Koch Win Recognition At Tuberculosis Congress
Washington October 3 opponents of Dr Robert Koch the German scientist won a signal victory at the sixth triennial international congress on tuberculosis The body adopted by unanimous vote a resolution recognizing the possibility of human infection from bovine tuberculosis bacilli The closing sessions voiced hope that medical science will triumph and the next meeting will be in Rome Italy.
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Washington
Robert Koch
Rome
Italy
Graves Attacks Haskell At Pueblo Rally
John Temple Graves, vice presidential candidate for the Independence party, spoke at four meetings in Pueblo Colorado. He attacked Bryan and Haskell and criticized Roosevelt policies during the address.
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Independence ‘Party
Bryan
Pueblo
Col
John Temple Graves
Independence
Messrs
Bryan and
Haskell
Roosevelt
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Shortgrass Country
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Rose County
Guthrie
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Nor‘wood
Sherman
Nicholas Longworth
Illinois
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Thirtyeig
Independence Party
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Texas Matter
St. Louis
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
J. P. Gruet
Bilig
Fourth National Bank
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J. B. Foraker
Senator
Atlantic City
St. Charles Hotel
House of Representatives
Washington D. C
Waters- Pierce Company
Standard Oil Company
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