Ohio Gubernatorial Ticket and Local Campaign Notes
A long list of state and local nominees appears, naming governor candidates Harmon and Hogan, lieutenant governor Rockwell, several supreme court judges including Mathers and Okey, secretary of state Newman, auditor Durbin, treasurer Dreamer, attorney general Hogan, board of public works Doran and States, dairy and food commissioner Eley, state schools commissioner McDowell, and various court, sheriff, and official runners. The piece also notes a Mt. Vernon convention, Coshocton county support for Voorhees, and turnout reflections, with commentary on the republican ticket and a local Manfield birthday celebration. It mentions railroad issues, political debates, and brewery actions against disreputable saloons as a push toward temperance and social order.
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Harmon
Hamilton
David L. Rockwell
Portage
Ugh T. Mathers
Shelby
George B. Okey
Franklin
J. H. Newman
Miami
W. W. Durbin
Hardin
Dreamer
Belmont
Timothy Hogan
Jackson
Board of Public Works
Bernard Doran
Perry
J. A. States
Allen
Dairy and
David Eley
Ashland
John A. McDowell
Holmes
Supreme Court
Olmder OG. Larison
Licking
U. S
James B. Campbell
Ohio politics and judiciary power shocks reform drive
Fragmented critique targets the Ohio government, alleging a judiciary usurping legislative powers and backing Boss Cox. It condemns statewide graft, notes appointments in Aughive and Cleveland, and signals Republican pushback amid a tense of public sentiment about official crookedness.
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Columbus
Geo. B. Cox
Kation
Cinelli
Queen City
Gupresse Court of
Ohio
Cox Guilbert-Brown
Cox Court of
Cincinnati
Legislative Committee
Drake
Tates
Remaim
T.e Padeelaiy
Amd
Aggressive Campaign Opens As Democrats Rally Support
A political diary style report notes Chatman Finley leading a vigorous campaign plan in the state. Key figures include Governor Pathsen era veterans James Campbell and David Reckwell with other candidates outlining a broad effort to mobilize voters and secure a sweeping victory.
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Chatman Finley
Tre Chempersi
Techelor
Fidtson Plannin
Extovernor
Cama Puedi
Saraitan
Havin
Vicker
Candidates for Public Works and School Commissions
Bernard Doran and Joan A. McDowell are named as candidates for the board of public works and for the school commissions. HL T. Mathers and Geo B. Okes run for supreme judge, while John J. Lantz and H. A. Ibazkine are listed for presidential electors.
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Bernard Doran
Board of Public Works
Joan A. McDowell
HL. T. Mathers
Geo. B. Okes
John J. Lantz
8. A. Ibazkine
W L Finley Named Democratic Campaign Manager
The Democratic Party selects W L Finley of Kenton as campaign manager at a joint meeting of candidates and the state central committee. Finley, secretary for three years and key figure in Patton era efforts, is praised as a top political organizer with broad county reach and deep ties to party workers. The choice, unanimously supported, aligns with Bryans followers and Pattison legacy as Republicans face upcoming challenge.
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W. L. Finley
Kenton
Nice
Romittee
Democratic Executive Committee
D Mneruile
Finley
Central Committee
Patulon Campaten
Ohio
Judson Burman
Wales
Ids Harontous
Bisith
Pels
Wayne
W. J. Bryan
Pattison
Colunbus
Republican Convention Struggle Shapes Taft Nomination
The piece discusses the 1912 Republican convention where delegates fight over who controls the nomination. It suggests the national committee will name the candidate, opposing Taft factions rally to shape the outcome amid intra party strife and expect a decisive defeat for the eventual nominee.
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National Committee
Taft
Roosevettoon Semel
Promteee
Roosevelt
Tati
Faeton
Mery
Denver
Bryan
Gray
Johnon
South
Byoumit
Chicago
Republican Committee
Democratic Satisfied as Harmon Heads Toward Governorship
Judges Harmon and Bryan share years of friendship and joint appearances while Harmon seeks the governorship. Pattison and Bryan factions both express support, reflecting broad Democratic backing and party unity ahead of the election.
Humiliating Delegates and Roosevelt Influence Discussed
An editorial laments delegates bowing to Washington while praising independence among Republicans. It notes one third of delegates hold White House appointments, questions party fealty, and argues Roosevelt may push a personal agenda. It contrasts Chicago's contested delegations with Denver’s fair seating, predicting Bryan’s nomination and a GOP need for reform.
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Oe Cats
Chicago
Washington
White House
Republican Party
Ohio
Washhicton
Seventemil
Roosevelt
Hremaghyss
Age as a Republican Hopeful in Ohio Politics
The text debates who should be the Republican presidential candidate. It recalls Geo B. Cox, once a Foraker leader, displaced by Mark Hanna, and notes modern views of him. It mentions Coshocton whispers that The Age supported him, and that Cox’s rise or fall influences GOP attacks and perceptions.
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Geo. B. Cox
Hoostera
Tinnadl
Foraker
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
Coshocton
George
Local Notices from Canal Lewisville June Events
Canal Lewisville June notices list visits from Coshocton and Canton residents, a lawn fete with proceeds of 809, and several local gatherings. Rev J Frank Smith to speak on Abraham and Lincoln at the MBE church on June 19. Visitors include Dawson and Hartsock families, Lowery, Renfrew children, and Chicago guests.
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Canal
Lewisville
Bert Harris
Coshocton
Harris
Howard Shrigley
Mynetta
Canton
G. W. Mohler
Allie Neilson
Hattie Shook
Dora Miller
Jas. Nelson
James Lennon
Conneaut
Jack Harris
Dresden
Bess Ling
Mabel Foster
Carnahan
Chicago
J. Frank Smith
M. BE
Abraham
Lincoln
Brown
Clart Brown
Chamberlain
Islera
Mak Sinden
Mary Lowery
Clark
Dering
Warsaw
Tracy
Guida Renfrew
Anne Arut del Academy
Nettie Anderson
Anna Walker
Stewart Wilhelm
Roscoe
John
Wilhelm
Franklin Station notices of visits and services
June 11 residents report Sunday visits among Dawson, Johnson, Emler, Dusenberry, Snedeker, Uffner, and others. Scale of gatherings includes trips to Plainfield, Conesville, and Newark. Children's services planned for Sunday evening June 21 with local families hosting attendees.
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Tranklin Station
Adaline Dawson
Cashocton
S$. F. Dawson
Frank Johnson
Steward Wolfe
Plainfield
Ann Emler
Birds Run
Edith Dusenberry
Fin Snedeker
Coshocton
Sunde
Mr Frank
Cnosheen
Ron
Banes
John Uffuer
Newark
Geo
Utfuer
Percy Dawson
Lee
Conesville
Stace McDonald
James Dunfee
Albert Cox
Dwight Wolfe
Wm. Dunfee
Jenhary
Mohawk May Get Electric Theatre After Tour
Ellsworth Linebaugh of Mohawk visited the city last evening to see the electric theatres. He plans to start an electric theatre in Mohawk and used the tour to gather ideas and gauge the business.
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Ellsworth Linebaugh
Mohawk
Market Prices Report from Morning Court Sale
Market notes show ventiers feeling the morning sale with Caerriés abundant at thirty five cents per gallon. Green tufts available in quantity. Eggs priced at sixteen cents and butter sold from sixteen to eighteen cents per pound.
Death of Ralph Truman in Crawford Township
Ralph Truman months old child of Mr and Mrs Charles T Cox died Tuesday evening at 4 o clock at the home of the parents in Crawford township brain fever was the cause of death Short service at the home at 10 o clock Thursday funeral service at the Knott church under direction of Rev Black of Keene
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Ralph Truman
Charles T. Cox
Crawford Township
Rev. Black
Keene
Commencement Exercises Held at Warsaw Church
The Patterson commencement of Jefferson township will be held at the Presbyterian church in Warsaw on Saturday, June 29, 2023.
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Jefferson Township
Presbyterian Church
Warsaw
Money Savers Bargain List From Local Store
A faded ad lists low prices on window screens tins jelly glasses and jars with prices from 1 to 59 cents. Garden seeds dish pans ladder frames gauze shirts lace hose and underwear appear among the items as shoppers are urged to watch friends who trade locally.
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Webster’s
P. D
The Times Markets Report Low cattle prices across markets
The Times lists softer market activity with cattle and calves falling from 4.78 to 8.15 for various grades. Feeder cattle and hogs show declines, with mixed and light sales around 3.30 to 5.77 for calves, and hogs between 2.50 and 4.90. Sweep receipts near 20,000 as overall market weakens.
Local Grain Market Prices and Produce Totals
Corrected market listing shows wheat and flour prices by barrel and ton, with retail figures for oats corn middlings and meal. Included are various meat and dairy items such as butter potatoes country hams and chickens with per pound rates, reflecting a broad local produce sale snapshot.
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Raleton
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