Republican Heavy Artillery At Youngstown Campaign Opening
Republican speaker condemns liquor influence in Ohio politics, cites Pattison’s temperance legacy, defends Rose county local option, and contrasts Republican platform with Democrats. Calls for home rule, tax-based temperance measures, and civil rights with emphasis on enforcing existing laws and fiscal gains for Ohio.
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Pattison
Committee On Resolutions
Tom I. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Morgan
New York
Harmon
Hoadly
Cincinnatti
Aikin
General Assembly of
Friends
Rose County
General Assembly
Democratic Party
Seventy-seventh
Youngstown
Hughes Endorses Taft As Nation Faces Critical Choice
Governor Hughes lauds Taft and Republican governance praising achievements in safety labor laws and regulatory reforms. He criticizes Bryan and stresses strong executive leadership, judicial impact, and tariff protection as key to national stability and progress.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Tammany Hall
Tilden
Cleveland
Beveridge Defends Republican Labor Policy and Tariff Plan
Senator Beveridge argues the labor movement is safeguarded by Republicans while praising seven years of Roosevelt era reforms. He cites the meat inspection, pure food, labor protection laws, and tariff strategy as progress and outlines a double protective tariff to expand markets and employment. He stresses bipar tisan support yet notes opposition from both parties.
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William Howard Taft
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Taft
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Washington
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Aladdin
Germany
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Sheriff Captures Outlaw Jesse Coe on Coe Ridge
Monroe County Sheriff J. E. Bryant captured Jesse Coe the negro outlaw on Coe Ridge Cumberland County after nearly two years of planning and searching. Coe was wanted in Indianapolis for killing two policemen with a $1525 reward offered. Coe resisted arrest and was killed. He had a record of six prior killings.
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Commercial Tribune
Glasgow
J. E. Bryant
Monroe County
Jesse Coe
Coe Ridge
Cumberland County
Coe
Indianapolis
Ind
A Case in Point Endorses Peruna for Hay Fever
Miss E. Smith of Columbus Ohio testifies to Peruna helping her catarrhal hay fever symptoms. The article explains hay fever as endemic catarrh caused by local irritants such as vegetal emanations and ragweed, noting the disease is capricious and responses to treatment vary.
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Mayme E. Smith
Mound St
Columbus
Ohio
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