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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
6
A crowded notice lists candidates for Coshocton County offices including treasurer clerk recorder sheriff probate judge surveyor and commissioner with party primary decisions. Names span Jackson Tuscarawas Beethlehem Tiverton and other townships and reference the Democratic primary as the deciding factor.
The article discusses disputed ballots in Coshocton and the Australian system's influence, noting about 140 improperly marked ballots due to voters crossing two boxes. It argues the bridge proposition split voters and criticizes coverage by the World and Dispatch, claiming misrepresentation and slander in reporting Brya and Ye. It cites the Dispatch as biased and losing credibility amid national press scrutiny.
Fragmented OCR text shows Ohio Republican papers clashing with a political ticket, mentioning figures like Don Brown and Seeger Litter, with garbled names and locations. The passage hints at internal party conflict and shifting loyalties during a March period, but many names and places are unreadable.
A jumble of phrases critiques powerful moneyed interests and candidate ethics, arguing voters once controlled conventions but are now influenced by money and special interests. The speaker laments corrupting funds and the impact on democracy, ending with a stern, worn statement.
A murky account details a ruling process by a state committee, naming officials and alleged actions. It discusses which changes have been made, the roles of the secretary and treasurer, and how the committee intends to proceed amid internal contention and political maneuvering.
Fragmented OCR text outlines ongoing inquiries in Cincinnati with committees failing to act due to funding and partisan interference. It notes the legislature’s lack of cooperation, the Drake committee’s inactivity, and calls for accountability as investigations stall. The piece speculates on adjournment and whether funds will be provided, urging the public to demand responsibility.
Residents discuss future bridges in Casteston area amid debate over city growth and funding. Speakers reference regional routes and property implications as officials push a vote on proposed propositions tied to city planning and infrastructure.
A damaged OCR passage shows chaotic, partial phrases about Senators Forane View Cox and Foraker. It hints at Republican efforts to avoid defeat and appeals to leaders, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
The author argues Taft bears primary blame for the bad state ticket and the convention disaster at the national gathering in Boston Arbor. If the ticket fails, Taft cannot be blamed, and the senators cannot be charged with its defeat. The piece insists Taft, whether ignorant or not, bears personal accountability for the misconduct behind the ticket.
The Findlay Courier reports a rift in Ohio Republicans as anti-boss factions denounce George B. Walter Brown and Gilbert and urge voters to defeat Fallington for state auditor Denman for attorney general and the convicted leaders in November. The piece frames the fight as a test of party integrity against tyranny and claims the party could disintegrate if bosses remain in control.
The passage criticizes Republican state ticket candidates including Superintendent Zeller of Findlay, accusing them of weak leadership and ties to a school book ring. It asserts ongoing denial of charges, calls Findlay a fertile area for the industry, and notes broader GOP resentment toward publishers amid tariff debates and House rules.
The Democratic State Central Committee sets the 1908 convention for Ohio in Cahoonas on May 5 and 6 to nominate candidates for state offices for the November election. Delegates and alternates are apportioned by county, with primaries determining delegate selection. Additional notes cover delegates from seventeen districts and references to Taft and Bryan.
A string of brief mentions lists Squire L N Staats Jefferson Randles Miss Jesse Hanson Harry Savage and others in Coshocton on various business. Names travel through Nellie Columbus Pittsburgh Plainfield Newcomerstown and Crooksville while hotel stays and eye doctors show the town as a hub for routine social and commercial activity.
The document reports a proposed amendment to Ohio's constitution, detailing sections to alter the legislative process, bill readings, governor's veto powers, and procedure for enactment, with adoption notes and a secretary of state certification dated 1908. It includes names such as C. A. Thompson and Andrew L. Harbin, and references Ohio General Assembly actions and dates.
Ten candidates for the June 6 1998 Democratic primary must notify Ed S Brink Coshocton Ohio by May 1 1908. Signed Geo Fortune Chairman and Ed S Brink Secretary W S Brecht.
A man from Cleveland arrived this morning to attend to company business. A R R Hock of Cleveland is stopping in the city today on business. F O Leverett of Oklahoma spent this week at the Hotel Star. R R C Wayne of New York City is in Coshocton on business. F A Leavenhagen of Cleveland is in the city today. Mrs James Lair and son Clarence of Couesville are in Coshocton today shopping.
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