Republican State Ticket and County Slate Names
State wide race slate lists L C Yulin for Supreme Court and W B Crew for Morgan County official posts, with candidates approved for Greater Board of Public Works, Common Pleas Judge James K B Taylor, and others including Wm B Stevens for Tuscarawas County, R A Powelson Probate Judge, John W Stanton Commissioner, Jan B Johnson Clerk of Courts, Leander Swigert Infirmary Director, and J O I Hotton Coroner.
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Meoretsey
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Huron
Supreme Court
W. B. Crew
Morgan County Force and Food ‘Commissione
Orace Ankeney
Green
Greater Board of Public Works
William Kirtley
Defiance
Caution urged in voting for probate judge candidates
The article argues voters must carefully assess probate judge qualifications due to the post's critical role in handling large estates and numerous cases. It warns that appointing an inexperienced or unfit judge could be a public calamity and stresses duty over personal or political preference.
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Rabbi Tite
Election era notes mix in a stray political mash
Fragmented OCR hints at campaign blurbs across parties and figures. Mentions include Republican ticket aims and a few Democratic speeches by Senator Tanna and Paul Johnson. The piece also references Mount Mount Bt 0 feet high observatory, trolley lines in the Philippines, and Tom Johnson’s Cincinnati campaign stop before Kentucky rest.
Johnson Charged With Salaries Fraud At Jouhnstons
A historical notice alleges Tom Johnson faced charges over paying men at Jouhnstons, with claims of discounted script before payment. It states Johnson refutes the charge while backing Thomas James R Johnson for clerk of courts, urging voters to support the Republican ticket for steady wages and work.
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Tom Johnson
Jouhnstons
Johnson
Thomas
Eles
W. J. Bryan
Findlay
Republicans unite on protection as core government principle
The Iowa idea debate reveals Republicans across the nation are fully aligned in backing protection as a basic government principle, dealing a setback to Democratic hopes.
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Iowa
United States
Republican County Ticket Praised as Clean and Capable
The Republican ticket in the county is praised as good and representative, deserving support from Republicans and all like minded Democrats. The slate is described as the best ever for the county.
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Inohis County
Political exchanges on Roosevelt and presidency
An exchange claims Ge has no risk of leg while Roosevelt aims to be both right and president. It notes Roosevelt pursuing the role and succeeding to popular satisfaction and in the interest of all concerned.
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M . Bylansa
Jan
Roosevelt
Ohis
Goer
New York
Cleveland Leader
Burglary Threat Speaks in Party Rhetoric
The New York Republican convention chairman warned that a man aiming to destroy the protective system to take on trusts would burn his own house to catch a burglar, but the burglar would likely escape.
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Forma Trust
United States
Burrows
Price rise expected for canned goods in Ohio trade
In Akron, 25 large wholesale grocers met to discuss canning firms failing to meet contracts. The group claims about 25 percent of canned goods contracts may be unfilled due to crop shortages, signaling higher prices ahead.
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Ohio
Akron
Ohio Seeds meeting highlights women’s shifting roles
At a Toledo gathering of the Ohio Seeds m ong of Woman's clubs last week the discussion focused on a paper praising a woman who shuns household chores. The talk reassured that fears of women abandoning home duties for club activities are unfounded.
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Ohio Seeds Mong of Woman's Clubs
Toledo
Snoring Penal Offense Proposed by San Francisco Jandora
A San Francisco figure proposes criminalizing snoring and lays out various legal claims in florid language. He praises himself and derides anyone who snores as a perfidious suitor, claiming it harms a potential spouse and keeps her in ignorance of the habit.
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San Francisco
Worhin
Debt relief by selling assets at low interest, senator claims
Senator Callinger argues the U.S. could sell 81 billion GF hoods at 2 percent in twenty-four hours to pay debts, noting Democratic administrations faced higher rates to fund government running expenses. He questions lopulitean methods and contrasts with past bond sales.
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Callinger
Restoration era prosperity fuels Republican critique in polling appeal
The piece argues prosperity after the Republic Hein party returns to power, urging votes against Republican candidates due to their personal character and alleged unfitness. It notes ongoing national affairs and the push to support nominees aligned with Democratic principles.
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Repub- Hein Party
Bank speculation fears ripple across western lands
Some banks report Nat in their Omid na perchant factor wi causing the western dena for funds within the last twelve months. Banks east and west have faced speculation on farm lands wood lands and new enterprises tied to development. In some regions speculation has extended to a crave Poisonspeciily in parts of Iowa and northwestern states. Banks are tightening advances to curb this activity.
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New York
Lowa
Not enough to determine a clear obituary or headline yet
A fragmentary letter debate on the role and qualities of a county probate judge praises integrity impartiality and experience. It discusses trust, final settlement of estates, and the need for a capable leader for the probate office amid unsettled complexities.
Coshocton Forest Folhaze In Fall Season Beauty
A fragment praises Coshocton forests as they blaze with autumn colors. The description evokes hillside scenery and vivid scenery during the fall, emphasizing natural beauty and picturesque landscapes.
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Coshocton
Alwase
Ube
Local boards lose in partisan bias, minority representation urged
Citizens urge nonpartisan or minority representation on county boards. They argue that electing John W Stanton as commissioner and Leander Swigert as infirmary director would grant only minority influence, and claim broad support for the correct principle of local governance.
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Coshucton County
John W. Stanton
Leander Swigert
Self made man profile in probate judge race
In a spirited county campaign the Democrat and Standard pleads for ticket adherence while the Republication candidate R. A. Powelson is praised as a self made man. It contrasts Powelson’s orphaned youth, education through work, and steady character with the opposing ticket, urging voters to trust experience and judgment.
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Democrat and Standard
Democrat
Standard
The
Powelson
Amon
R. A. Powelson
Johnson denounces tax dodgers while facing back tax suit
The Mansfield News and Cleveland Leader critique Tom Johnson as a hypocrite for urging reform while facing nearly a half million dollars in back taxes. They cite Johnson’s tax case, injunctions, and calls for tariff changes as proof of political showmanship and misaligned priorities within the Democratic party.
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Tom Johnson
Mansfield News
Tom
Man
Johnson
Tientz
Camal
Nothing Ever Like It Debla Figures For Five Years
Assistant Secretary Ailes cites five year fiscal record under tariff shifts showing big revenue gains, debt cost reductions, and currency strength. Highlights include surpluses under Dingley and Wilson era, gold stock expansion, and reduced interest outlays, with a public debt trajectory framed as prosperity.
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Treasury
Ailes
War Revenue Law
Pacific Railways
Prosperity Claims Backed by Balance Sheets Speech
In a Port Huron speech Senator Burrows touts the balance sheets and trade surplus to defend Republican policies. He cites bank clearings, gold reserves, war tax repeal, and isthmian canal promises as proof of prosperity and employment under the party's rule.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Republican Party
Quba
Galaxy of Nations
Port Huron
Mich
United States
Burrows
Wage Growth and Tax Debate Spark Public Dissent
Opinion snippets from Toledo Blade and other papers discuss rising prices and wages, claim strong labor demand, and question the use of taxation. References include Tom Johnson’s finances and criticisms of taxation evasion amid broader political rhetoric.
Mayors Target Party Officials Spar Over City Graft
In Marietta Leader copy, Cleveland mayor derides dishonest party office holders while Columbus mayor backs removing officials. The report notes mail addressed in care of the sheriff and ongoing political fray as the war of words continues across Ohio.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Marietta
Editorial Echoes From All Directions in Ohio Politics
A collection of editorials lampoons Tom L Johnson and party clashes amid Ohio politics. Opinions from Washington Post and Paulding Republican contrast Johnsons tactics with his Cleveland mayoral pay and whirlwind campaign. Also reports a fire at Hamilton tobacco warehouse on the John Hepting estate near Middletown, causing about $5000 loss.
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Washington Post
Tom Johnson
Findlay
Hamilton, O
John Hepting
Middletown
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