09 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
1
Denver July 2 The credential committee sustains the national committee action unseating Guffey Pennsylvania delegation. Labor plank sparks contention as platform committee nears final draft with Bryan urging strong anti injunction measures and emergency currency proposals.
Hot Springs Va July 3 Frank Hitchcock was selected as chairman of the Republican National Committee Geo R Sheldon of New York was elected treasurer Arthur Vorys will lead the Ohio campaign Cincinnati chosen as national committee headquarters during the 1903 presidential struggle
The annual report of Recorder C M Bible forwards an abstract to the Secretary of Sue. The Times gleans lists of deeds recorded including agricultural lands leases and mortgages. Entries note consideration amounts and dates, with mortgage releases and cancellations among other records.
The Saider McCoy central committee is captured and half of the leaders are described as self-perpetrating for social ties. Supporters, including Foraker backers, anticipate changes after Tuesday’s event. A public meeting or election appears planned for the local township with crowd attendance noted.
The report notes the first receipts of new wheat, hauled to local mills, with George Darling as the leading grower from the Warsaw area. The threshing progressed on a clear day, and the community awaits fuller yields and prices as harvest advances.
The Supreme Temple of the Munificent Order of Camels elected new officers yesterday at Columbus. Next year’s meeting is set for July at the Algonquin Hotel in Dayton. New officers include Zanesville’s Arthur A. George as post supreme ruler and Coshocton’s C. B. H. Long as supreme view color. Other named leaders are John Snyder Bay Deraville Clark County. John M. Roig Zanesville. W. W. Berry Springfield. Clifford J. Rely Hallaire. J. A. McFarland Newark. Dr. J. H. Crawford Zanesville. and Dr. C. H. Crawford.
A fragmentary note reports honors given to individuals linked to a council or group, mentioning Hywel and Teta among the names while referencing a coffee supreme event or authority. The garbled text limits precise facts but preserves the core names and ceremonial context.
A fragmentary report notes seating arrangements at political conventions featured white placards bearing the word delete. The scene described a noisy crowd and confusion as delegates attempted order, with references to names and factions.
Gov Haskell of Oklahoma chairs a Democratic convention committee examining naval expansion and inland waterway improvements. Speakers include Hobson and labor leaders. a seventeen member subcommittee will draft planks. Proposals call for large endowments and broader river and harbor development to win key states.
The meeting features Richiend Berson Hobson urging a stronger navy while warning of a Japan threat, Gompers argues for labor reform and anti injunctions, and John Mitchell defends Democratic labor support amid party tensions. Senator Stone, Governor Haskell, and Taft’s looming nomination frame the debate as labor and political factions clash over policy directions.
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