Four Conventions Nominate Tickets for Congress
The Cincinnati Republican convention nominates Longworth for Congress and backs Goebel in the Second District. Taft's candidacy is praised amid calls for national unity and continued river and harbor development. Conference delegates urge party cohesion and present Goebel with a unanimous endorsement and thanks.
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White House
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Republican Party
William Howard Taft
Longworth
Fred Niederhammer
Thomas Howard
Herman P. Goebel
Louis Schwab
Congress
Chicago
Goebel
Washington
County Convention Opens With Judge Lueders Toast
Judge William H. Lueders received a personal ovation as he opened the Hamilton County Republican convention. Vice Mayor John Galvin chaired with William Thorndike as secretary. Galvin praised William H. Taft and lauded deeds over promises, stressing support for labor-friendly laws and the railroad workers’ liability act.
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B. Shattuc
Frank Kunkel
Shattuc
Galvin
Ohio River
Goebel
Lueders
William H. Lueders
Nebraska
Hamilton County
John Galvin
William Thorndike
William H. Taft
Labor Bureau
Land
Interstate Commerce Commission
Republican Party
United States
Taft
Bryan
Nomination Winners Named by Hamilton County Republicans
The Hamilton County Republican convention nominated candidates for county offices led by Taft as party leader. Judges for Common Pleas and Probate were chosen by acclamation. several county posts including Sheriff Coroner Treasurer Auditor and Surveyor were filled. Representatives and ward nominees were debated with a close ballot for several seats.
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Taft
Galvin
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
George W. Platt
Littleford
Resolutions Committee
Hamilton County
the Common Pleas
Kunkel
Hiram M. Rulison
Peroration
Drausin Wuisin
James B
Wade Cushing
Charles H. Jones
Norwood
Common Pleas
Guido Gores
W.L. Dickson
O.P. Dwyer
Clinton Cowan
Wese
John D. Eckert
Thorne Baker
Dudley Sutphin
Charles Kuhl
Aiafe
Dr. Thomas
H. Forster
M. Johnson
A. J. Reat
Fred Bader
Charles Kaiser
A. LE. Dalton
George W. Hays
Scott Holmes
Frank C. Zumstein
General Shattuck
William Meinhardt
Wesley Rippey
Robert le Blond
Squire’ Muller
Joseph Gilligan
Louis Schueler
Clifford T. Schlemmer
John O. Eckert
Dennis J. Ryan
Arthur W. Spiegel
A. D. Alcorn
Raymond C. Ratliff
Judg David Davis
Joseph Schwegman
Howard Schreiber
Frank Gusweiler
D. J. Carrol
Rutherford H. Cox
Hays
Zumstein
Meinhardt
le Blond
Schlemmer
Spiegel
Ratliff
Schwegtman
Cox
Ryan
Peter Durr
Frank 8. Bowman
Joseph Lemkuhl
Bush Parker
Lippeman
C. F. Bauer
Friends of
C. S. Markland
Greene Township
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