Citizens urged to name three county commissioners
Editorial calls on residents to select three county commissioners who will act for the public good, ensure honest contracts, and keep the courthouse free of political waste. It emphasizes integrity, nonpartisanship, and accountability in all offices. Five names are presented for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Goss
Peck
Henry T. Hunt
William Marchhauser
W.L. Comer
Charles Noble
Frank A. Farley
Jules Bouscaren
William Huge
Charles J. Holbrook
Sam Cary
Edward A. Hafner
Arthur Espy
Robert E. Mullane
Mr. Cary
Pen and Pencil Club
Johnson
Geoghegan
Democratic Platform Appeals for More Democracy in Ohio
A reformist speech condemns government by machine and urges direct power for citizens through initiative and referendum. It lauds William Jennings Bryan and Judson Harmon, endorses direct primaries, and appeals to Ohio delegates to nominate sober, justice-minded officials and a fearless public prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Taft
Taft Akron
Harris
William Jennings Bryan
Judson Harmon
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
Nominees Named at Democratic Conventions in Cincinnati
The article lists nominees for Congress in the First and Second Districts, County Clerk, Sheriff, County Treasurer, Auditor, Recorder, and other posts. It details ballots, factions, and key supporters including Hart, Danenhower, Butterfield, Cosgrave, ONeil, Roth, McCarthy, and Bartley, with party rules and slate debates shaping the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Hart
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Catholic Telegraph
Supply A. Butterfield
Charles Danenhower
Segond
Daniel Bartley
Dempsey
Otway J. Gosgrave
Havlin Hotel
J. E. Julian
Prese Smith
Common Pleas Court
Thomas J. O'Neil
Charles E. Roth
Peter J. McCarthy
Johnson
William Geoghegan
W. H. Reppert
William Hopkins
McCarthy
Dennis F. Cash
Charles Roth
Cash
Rothoth Waren
J. H. Dierkes
Supply Butterfield
Saffin
Butterfield
Recorder
John Weld Peck
Joseph W. White
Charles A. Miller
Charles Weyand
John Shuff
Thomas O'Neil
Paul A. J. Houston
Lloyd R. Baen
O'Neil
Weyand
Baen
White
Lloyd Baen
Tom O'Neil
O’neil
Bartley
McCabe
Mel Nichols
Fred Fox
Frank Burns
C. W. Shriner
Common Pleas
Doctor
Ottway J. Cosgrave
Max B. May
Alfred Cohan
Thomas H. Kelley
William A. Hopkins
Charles L. Swain
Thomas J. Cogan
Fred W. Keam
William F. Fox
Ed F. Dickson
Charles J. Fitzgerald
Anthony Dunlap
Alfred G. Allen
A. B. Benedict
Frank Gorman
J. M. Bloodwarth
H. C. Bolsinger
Joseph W. O'Hara
Prescott Smith
Colonel Michie
William M. Tugman
James Myers
Harry Busch
May
Cosgrave
Fitzgerald
Busch
Smith
Kelley
Keam
Allen
Bolsinger
Swain
Fox
Gorman
Tugman
Stanley E. Bowdle
Henry Heilker
Tom Cogan
Thomas B. Matson
Tom Noctor
Charles Hoffman
Noctor
Heilker
Party delegates finalize ten nominees in Toledo convention
In Toledo the convention reduced a long list of twenty five candidates to ten by using ballots. Eight top vote-getters were named and Pulse and Beatty were added to reach ten. The executive committee adopted the rooster as the party emblem as the meeting adjourned at 10:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pistner
Eugene Adler
F. F. Oakley
Richard Wilby
Geoghegan
Harry H. Friedman
John G.miller
Thomas Kane
Vincent H. Beckman
Richard Molloy
John F. Topmoeller
Frank Sullivan
Charles Degenhart
Johnson
Pulse
Beatty
Hamilton County Democrats Adopt Resolutions
The Hamilton County Democratic convention pledges its nominees to back William Jennings Bryan and John Kern, with commitments to elect Harmon, the Democratic State ticket, Congress members, and Ohio legislators. It supports anti injunction acts, employers liability measures, and the Denver platform, plus a push to end political boss interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
William Jennings Bryan
John Kern
Judge Harmon
Denver
James E. Campbell
United States
General Assembly
Ohio Federation of Labor
George Schloss
We H. S
Alfred M. Cohen
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I. Hi
Gidding & Co
Fourth Street
Bernard Slatt
Democratic
Ernor
Business Men's Club
Cincinnati
George Fox
A. M. Cohen
A. H. Seatman
Caleb DeCamp
Oliver P. Jones
J. Edward Julian
Madisonville
Charles Miller
Edward Cummins
Springfield Township
James Bloodgood
Thomas Howard
Norwood
Voight Lander
John Devanney
James J. Barnes
Colerain Township
Julian
Howard
Cummins
DeCamp
Barnes
Bernard C. Fox
Ed Tempe
Dr. Hart
George W. Brady
J. W. O’hara
Brady
F. J. Menchen
J. €. Carberry
Price Hill
John Bruce
Danenhower
Carberry
Danehower
Ohio River
Mill Creek
Bryan
Harmon
Harry E. Busch
The
Rittenhouse Street
W. C. Shriner
Brookside Avenue
Sam F. Cary
Penanda Pencil Club
Arthur P.espy
Senate
Geoghegam
Richard M
Yi Nicholas P. Diehl
Michael
Garry
Bosc
Ch«Ed
Toledo
Bowdle
Executive Committee
Napoleon Bonaparte
America
Bryance
Gards
Rpublican
Russia
C Ton
McAlpin
Lewy & White
Main Street
RAGE STREET _NORTH
N.W. Cor. 4Th and Walnut
Vine St
Fountain Square
Walnut
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