Inquiry on Judge Harmon's Ohio campaign positions
A letter to James McCabe requests the known stance of Judge Harmon on Rose County Local Option Law Initiative and Referendum and the Ohio platform home rule for cities. It asks for any public or private sources who know his positions and for names and addresses to verify the positions.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Judge Harmon
Rose County
Finley
State Democratic Executive Committee
Columbus Platform
Bank Merger Faces Stockholder Opposition in City
Opposition to the Fifth Third and American National Bank consolidation grows as holders of over 600 shares refuse proxies. Critics claim the exchange values stock too low, arguing book value and dividends obscure the true worth and threaten the proposed 1,667 share total for consolidation.
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American National
Fifth- Third
American National Bank
Commercial Tribune
William H. Davis
Hinsch
Theerican National
Bryan addresses large Madison Square Garden crowd
In New York City on Oct. 26 W. J. Bryan spoke at Madison Square Garden after a day of rain and travel. He praised labor topics and urged election of Chanler and the state ticket, expressing ambition to serve the people and predicting publicity for campaign contributions as law.
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New York
W. J. Bryan
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Paterson
N. J
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Denver
John J. Lentz
Ohio
David R. Francis
Missouri
Ansel
South Carolina
Horton Ridder
Mack
Alton B. Parker
Tammany
New York City
Washington
Chanler
Germany Says 10 Balk at Congress
Berlin dispatch reports a semi official summary of talks between M Iswalsky Russian foreign minister Prince Von Buelow German chancellor and Herr Von Schoen German foreign secretary The German government expresses no objection in principle to a national congress but insists on full agreement among all Berlin treaty signatories on the scope and contents of any programme before acceptance is possible
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Berlin
M. Iswalsky
Prince von Buelow
Herr von Schoen
Fire destroys Bartley wholesale grocery in Toledo
Toledo on October 26 faced a major fire that swept the R. A. Bartley wholesale grocery, with flames threatening a nearby building. Chief Mayo said the blaze was under control and losses were estimated at 300000 dollars. In Salisbury Beach Massachusetts a separate blaze burned twenty five frame summer cottages at the New Era House.
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Mayo
Salisbury Beach
Mass
Harris vows to veto if Rose county option repealed
Governor Harris, en route to Georgetown, spoke at Amelia and Bethel, saying he would veto any repeal of the Rose county local option law. He denied misquoting his temperance stance and pressed the temperance issue, amid large crowds and approving remarks from voters. Judson Harmon was cited as bringing graft charges into the campaign, a point Harris contested.
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Commercial Tribune
Amelia
Harris
Georgetown
Rose County
Judson Harmon
Bethel
Harris Defines Administration As Democrats Attack in Georgetown
Governor Harris addressed a large Georgetown audience exceeding Saturday’s Harmon meeting two to one. He defended the administration amid Democratic attacks. A parade preceded the event. Speakers included Republican Lieutenant Governor candidate Henday and Assistant Attorney General W. H. Miller.
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Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Harris
Harmon
Lendway
W. H Milier
Taft Campaign Tour Garners Yale Cheers in New Haven
Taft arrives in Greater New York after a Yale student rally in New Haven with five speeches to cheering crowds. Dolan of the Steam Shovelmen union signals most members back Taft’s ouster while Churchill urges Roosevelt policy endorsement as central to the race. Governor Harris defends his administration in Clermont County and vetoes a bill on Rose county option. Bryan winds up a day in New York towns addressing crowds in Madison Square Garden, predicting victory.
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New York
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Kings County
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Connecticut
New Haven
Yale
Willson Tackles Night Riders in Kentucky Dark Tobacco District
Governor Willson arraigned Clarence Me Bus of the Burley Tobacco Society and pledged no compromise with crime as he attacked night riders tied to Ollie James and others. He defended force to quell lawlessness, pledged to hunt down the last of the offenders, and warned of bank robberies and land drives by the secret order.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Willson
Clarence Me Bus
Burley Tobacco Society
Ollie James
A.O. Stanley
R. Y.thomas
Congress
Wilson
Opera House
Night Rider
Kentucky
Night Riders
Supreme Judicial Court bars unions from fining members
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court issued a permanent injunction prohibiting labor unions from fining their members to compel strike action. The ruling bars unions from using financial penalties to enforce work stoppages.
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Court
Churchill Defines Campaign at Yale Taft Club
Winston Churchill of Cornish New Hampshire addressed the Yale Taft Club at the Hyperion Theater in New Haven on Federal issues. He defended the Roosevelt administration and stated the overriding issue is whether to approve the conduct and policies of President Roosevelt.
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Winston Churchill
Yale Taft Club
New Haven
Conn
New. Haven
Sherman Denies Charges of Deal in Federal Lands
Utica New York October 26 James Sherman Republican Vice Presidential candidate issued a statement denying involvement in a proposed timber land deal in New Mexico with Edmund Burke and others. He said the plan was investigated and abandoned with no US property involved and no action to conceal.
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Sherman
Utica
N. Y
James 8S
New Mexico
Edmund Burke
United States
Taft Campaign Tour Through New York and Connecticut
Taft dedicates a day of campaigning in Connecticut and Brooklyn with five speeches in New York. He hails Bryan's defeat as aiding prosperity while rallying Yale students and Republicans in New Haven, Port Chester, and other stops amid rain.
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Connecticut
Brooklyn
William H. Taft
New Haven
Port Chester
Greater
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