Former Governor Campbell Leads Democratic Senate Campaign Tour
Ex Governor James H Campbell the Democratic U S Senate hopeful arrived in Cincinnati with D L Baumgarten to campaign through Froome s Hall Mr Adams Liberty and Sycamore streets and Wuebler s Hall Freeman avenue Baumgarten attacked Taft and Roosevelt while Campbell pledged that Bryan would carry Ohio Harmon would win the next election and the legislature would be Democratic The Taft club and Republican meetings followed with emphasis on road building and voter registration issues in Hamilton County.
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Harmons Record Promises Harris Victory in Ohio Campaign
Governor Harris outlines a bold campaign in Northern Ohio while Attorney General Wade H Ellis labels Judson Harmon as evasive on issues and taxes. Ellis urges voters to back Harris as the more truthful, steady choice amid debates on taxes, railroads and state duties.
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Cincinnati Political Campaign Notes and Tax Debate
Speakers include Charles Herbert Jones William R Collins and Charles W Spicer as Republican campaign activity continues on Government Square with Harry Probasco and Albert H Morrill announced. Tax reform talk centers on Ohio constitutional amendments while Farley faces arrest in a county surveyor bid. city clerks flag tight polling time and clergy back tax changes to cut costs.
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Coal Firms to Merge Form New Columbus Cleveland Venture
Announcement from Columbus states a year end consolidation between Johnson Coal Mining Company and Lorain Coal and Dock Company. A new company with 3 million dollars capital will form, led by Edward Johnson as President and his brother Thomas Johnson as Vice President. R G Forstbauer becomes Secretary.
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Brodt Arrested for Nonsupport in Hamilton
Benjamin F. F. Brodt a contracting painter and leader in the Christian and Missionary Alliance was arraigned before Judge Gard on nonsupport charges filed by his wife. He failed to post 1500 bail and was jailed stating I cannot work for my family I am working for the Lord.
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Botkin Verdict Upheld By Court Of Appeals
The District Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court sentence in the Cordelia Botkin murder case. Botkin, convicted in 1804 of first degree murder, was sentenced to life imprisonment for poisoning Mrs. John P. Dunning of Dover Delaware via tainted candy mailed from San Francisco.
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New Eastern Star Officers Chosen in Columbus
In Columbus on October 29, the Order of the Eastern Star elected officers. Worthy Grand Matron was Mrs. Isadore Kaufman from Attica. Worthy Grand Patron is R. T. Izant from Warren. Associate Grand Matron Arra B. Jacocks from Cincinnati was named.
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Cincinnati
Longworth speaks on national issues at Cincinnati campaign events
Congressman Nicholas Longworth campaigned across his district with speeches at McMicken and Walnut streets and at Norwood Eagles Hall. He urged tariff reform, defended Roosevelt era trust actions, and praised Taft, arguing Ohio and Cincinnati must back the Republican standard bearer to preserve national leadership and bank stability.
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Hearst Attacks Parties Over Labor Fight at Cooper Union
W R Hearst spoke at Cooper Union attacking both major parties over labor issues. He cited four letters from John D Archbold and H D King linking lumber and manufacturing groups to anti union policy and urged workingmen to view Democrats and Republicans as hostile to labor. He earlier spoke in Newark and read affidavits alleging Democratic leaders aided anti union actions.
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Poslam Cure Expands Drugstore Distribution
A new eczema remedy, Poslam, expands to general drugstores after earlier direct sales. Leading retailers like Dow's in Cincinnati now stock the 50-cent size and the $2 jar. The product claims rapid relief for pimples, blackheads, acne, herpes, blotches, and rashes with overnight results in minor cases. Experimental samples are mailed free by Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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