Coshocton County Democratic Primary Nominations Listed
A long list of Coshocton County candidates in the Democratic primary is announced. Names include C. W. Teale for treasurer, John R. Dawson for infirmary director, J. J. Bretzius for treasurer, Charles H. Stipes for recorder, and many others for sheriff, commissioner, treasurer, surveyor, and probate judge. Decisions depend on the primary outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Dawson
Jackson Township
Coshocton County
Charles H. Stipes
Roscoe
It Is Only the Part of Wisdom to Save Money Now
A frayed financial exhortation urges saving while you can at a strong bank. The message promises safety, growth of funds, and readiness for a day of no work, insisting that it costs nothing to do business with a solid bank and to deposit now.
Coshocton delegates back Pomerene for Governor and Weygandt for judge
A Coshocton delegation endorses William Pomerene for governor citing earnest support and public service, while nominating W B Weygandt for common pleas judge as a capable, clean, and respected public figure. The article surveys party dynamics, local committees, and contrasts reform efforts with past corruption criticisms sweeping through Ohio politics.
Bryan's practical constitution pledges people rule and reform
The article argues for a government of the people by the people as the path to efficient rule and reduced special-interest influence. It notes Democratic vigor at the state convention, praises Bryan over other editors, and cites topics from port and hotel concerns to street railway plans and river bridges near Codhisston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashell
Oklahoma
Wienlta
Wat
Wien
Roosevel
Aldrich
Dannon
Aldrch
Roosevelt
Hume
Bryanlem
The
Street Railway
New Philadelphia
CoSideton
Newark Stidwe
Codhisston
Bryan
Holes in County Delegates Rally Over Convention
Olmes county delegates were dismayed by Warne county leaders in a judicial convention. The piece argues counties should follow legal proceedings in a convention and support the final nominating choice if regular. It contends Hanna’s supporters should back Weygandt similarly and urges calm, loyal Democrats to avoid unnecessary conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmes
Warne
Hanna
Wayne
Weygandt
Holmes
Watterson Backs Bryan in Endorsing Victory Hope
In a lengthy Louisville Courier Journal letter Henry Watterson declares firm support for William J Bryan for president. He recalls Governor Stimson as out of touch with Wall Street and criticizes New York press for opposing Bryan. Watterson says Democrats should favor real separations from finance rings and will back Bryan despite personal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Wetterson
William Jd. Bryan
Nebaskan
Watterson
Revernor Stomson
Wall Street
Jand
Rotten Press
New York City
Ite
Poaim
Bryan
New York
Ryan
New Laws Start May Sixth In Peters Legislature
A fragment notes the legislature embedding work on new laws with a mint resolution to Peters from a date to May 6 and mentions a defeated effort by Alpublicane, indicating ongoing procedural steps in law creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Legislature Battle Over Referendum Referenced
The article describes delays and failures in enacting a civil referendum due to pressure from big corporations. It notes petitions from farmers labor groups and citizens, Senate approval with bipartisan support, but House amendments killed genuine legislation. A conference committee blocked agreement, shifting responsibility to Republicans and voters in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Foraker delegates boost Ohio support for president
Two more Ohio delegates to the national convention, Judge King of Sandusky and J R Hopley of Bucyrus, back Foraker. Taft rump convention named two contesting delegates, foreshadowing a Chicago fight. Mouser led the rump while party disruption endangers Taft, Foraker, and Dick endorsements. In Coshocton county residents await bridge cost details from commissioners and engineers. The Metho dist Male Quartet assists in commencements at Rescue and Pointeld. Miss Lidian Richards and Jerry Shryack wed at West Lafayette, plan a southern state trip, reside in West Lafayette. A university extension discussion produced no decision. reciprocity day noted. Ashbrook resolutions praised at Democratic county meeting. Corn on the Board of Trade rose to seventy cents May delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge King
Sandusky
J. R. Hopley
Bucyrus
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Chicago
Foraker
Mouser
Moser
Jess
Touser
West Lafayette
Lidian Richards
New Pailadelphia
Jerry Shryack
A. H. Quitten
Marton
Weat Jafayette
Democratic delegate meeting for Seventh district of Ohio
The Democrats of the Seventh Congressional District of Ohio will meet at Newark on Thursday June 4 1908 at one o'clock p m to nominate a candidate for representative in Congress. Delegates are apportioned by county with Coshocton Holmes Licking and Tuscarawas among those listed. Hon F M Vanover of Wooster is temporary chairman and J A Anderson of Millersburg is temporary secretary. By order of Congressional Committee F M Vanover Chairman Co E Cottom Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou
Atlee Pomereue
Pomerene
Elaine
Coshocton
Sevenwenth
Ohl
Newark
Holmes
Licking
Tuscara Was
Bee Lee
Congressional Committee
F. M. Vanover
Wooter
J. A. Anderson
Millersburg
Congressional
Notice for Democratic primary candidates June 6 1908
All persons who desire to be candidates at the Democratic primary election to be held June 6 1908 must notify Ed S Brink in Coshocton Ohio on or before May 10 1908. Geo Fortune Chairman Ed S Brink Secretary Brecht Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brink
Coshocton
Ohio
Funeral services for Mrs. Tabatha McFarland at Chalfants
May 6 reports the funeral at Chalfants church with Rev. Haas delivering a sermon from Job 14:14. Attendees included John McFarland and Richie McFarland from Butler County, and others from Zanesville and Coshocton. Notes mention Geo. Chalfant ill, Grace Speck and James R. of Coshocton visiting family, and Vance Croy recovering from appendicitis surgery. Socialists plan Coshocton county convention May 24. Selby Estate Co. of Coshocton files incorporation in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalfants
Tabatha McParland
Chalfants Church
Haas
John McFarland
Butler County
Richie McFarland
Zanesville
Geo. Cnalfant
Grace Speck
James R
Coshocton
J. P. Croy
Rhoa Emersiat
Newcomerstown
Susan Gibson
Johny
Joseph McFarland
Muhingum County
Unery
McFarland
Caalfants
Frankke McConnell
Whikatomba
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Teale
J. J. Bretzius
Twseearnwastowhillip
Casnocton County
Rodehaver
New Castle Township
Henry T. Clark
Tuscarawas Township
Cashoeton County
Jacob Stugenbauer
GW. Médler
Tuscarenas Township
I. ©. Adams
Blite
George M. Stiltinger
Tiverton Tp
Y. L. Smith
Tiverton Township
Wi Ooh
Burrell
Bethlehem Township
Cashaeton County
A.S. Neldon
W. B. Evans
Ross FB. Hamilton
Coshoeton County
J. D Lower
Coshotton
DeWit
Keene
Demeratic Pines
Wingh Gamble
Pasenrawas
Sonia Torn
Coshorton
To. Wheeler
Moninathon Tor
Sehett
Roseae
Meili
Dixon
Cashocton County
Fred Reinhart
Adams Township
Poherton County
George Bock
Cowbocton County
Rasdieex
Audi
Opaestin
J. Kantz
Tuscarawar
Filenge
Troward FE. Unhu
Coshocton Cots
Eliza Carr
Franklin Township
Conn Ix
Leavengood
Stowiehlp
Merehund
Cleveland
Hame
Padi
Barton
Amilng
Eleodtey
Cinton
Dever
Common Pleas
Fidea
W. B Weysaudi
Rds
Cosiaetan
Port Washington
Tuscarawas River
Esleta
Portes
Cunmary
Tuscara
Ponther Shontore
Omy Coshocton
Bey
Semitor
Lickix
Camilton
Minais
Avoiluy
Comgrens
Regiabie
Wie
Mego Diehiteriah Mrecheds
Bosne
Asames Ville Slysuceds
Thielegages
Ted
Springias
Siecesa Mapkres
Wis
Harthear
Tau
Beasen
Paty
Debeat
Nome Joaners
Tate
Puheluna
Obie
Guilbert
Cox
Brown
Treasurer of State
Hns
Southern Hotel
Woyensaya
Quaer
Waler
Port Wayne
Nein
Alpublicane
Coshocton City
Ounty
Methodist Church
Ashbrook
Bryart
Trego
Co. E. Cottom
Geo. Fortune
Chairman
Seem
Sty
Columbus
Selby Estate Co. of
Cashoeton
B. Co. Selby
Mary C. Selby
F. B. Pomerene
Loris Smith
Merritt Smith
R. L. Sillmaker
Newcomerstant
Ame
Pete Ober
U G. Maleton
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