Democratic State Ticket For Governor And Other Offices
A long excerpt lists Democratic nominees for governor and state offices including JUDGON HARMON of Hamilton for governor and others: DAVID L. ROCKWELL of Portage for lieutenant governor, UGH T. MATHERS of Shelby, GEORGE B. OKEY of Franklin for supreme judges, 3. H. NEWMAN of Miami for secretary of state, W. W. DURBIN of Hardin for auditor, D. B. CREAMER of Belmont for treasurer, TIMOTHY HOGAN of Jackson for attorney general, BERNARD DORAN of Perry and J. A. STATES of Allen for board of public works, DAVID ELEY of Ashland for dairy and food commissioner, JOHN A. McDOWELL of Holmes for state commissioner of schools, OLIVIER C. LARISON of Licking for clerk of the supreme court, and JAMES S. CAMPBELL for U. S. senator, plus local commentary urging Coshocton voters to take a stand on the presidential question and discussing regional road loans and labor topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgon Harmon
Hamilton
David L. Rockwell
Portage
Supreme Judes
Ugh T. Mathers
Shelby
George B. Okey
Frankin
H. Newman
Miami
W. W. Durbin
Hardin
Creamer
Belmont
Timothy Hogan
Jackson
Board of Public Works
Bernard Doran
Perry
J. A
Fragmentary Ohio political column and ads fragment
Fragmented prose discusses speed laws, railings against graft, and politics with references to Taft Foraker Cox and Roosevelt era debate. It notes wool prices, advertising value for merchants in Coshocton and Newark, and hints at a Brownsville issue and a pending bill on discharged black soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Senator Foraker
J. E. Millhatland
New York
Senate
Lester
Roosevelt
Sarita
Mick Joan
sokHern
Fragments Warn of Youth Dangers and Political Shifts
A damaged fragment warns that if a master plan is followed Republican majorities in Ohio and Indiana may recede to Democratic strength while a separate warning recalls deadly accidents among youths. It notes drownings, risky train stunts, and the impact on homes and families amid a season of misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
J. E. Campbell
Ohio
Indiana
Campbell for Senator endorsed by Ohio Democrats
The Ohio Democratic Party elevates James E Campbell as United States Senate candidate, praising his honesty, decency, and public service record from 1875 as Batley County prosecuting attorney through congress and governor. The endorsement frames Campbell as a clean, fearless leader to stand against corporate influence.
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Democratic Party
Ohio
United States
James B. “Ampbell
Campbell
Thurman
Pendleton
James E. Campbell
Batley County
Auty
Washington
Quan
Front Corporation Control
Oho
Democracy blamed for 1813 panic and current gloom
The Findlay Courier comments on a nationwide mood of economic malaise, contrasting today with 1813 when Haiti depleted gold and bonds appeared. It urges restraint in political rhetoric during the campaign and cautions against blaming democracy for the downturn in business sentiment.
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United States
Findlay Courier
Governor Harris Blocks Ground Purchase for New Penitentiary
Gov Harris vetoed the measure to buy land for a new state penitentiary in Columbus, halting a key move that would have reshaped the site and stirred a race to acquire the current grounds. The action sparks talk of schemes to move state institutions and questions about the land’s suitability and history.
Ambiguous OCR Note on Law Changes and Safeguards
Fragmentary text discusses potential law changes and safeguards. Mentions dangers if gangs act without restraint and the risk of violence or property loss. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable.
Bosses Govern the Governor Republicans clash over Harrie portraits
The Youngstown Vindicator reports tension in the Ohio GOP over Governor Harrie. Supporters of Taft criticize tainted depiction of Harrie as feeble, while papers loyal to Cox and party bosses defend him. The article notes Harrie's office hours and perceived alignment with party interests.
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Harrie
Taft
George B. Cox
Statehouse
Harris
Legilature
Youngstown
Band Wagon Breakdown Over Taft Foraker Split Shakes Ohio Delegation
Columbus Post article notes a Republican rift in Ohio as Foraker aligned delegates instructed to vote for Foraker in Chicago, breaking the supposed Taft unity. The piece accuses Taft allies of manipulating primaries, sparks open revolt in Coshocton and other districts, and questions whether the Taft faction can salvage influence ahead of the national convention.
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Taft
Foraker
Coshocton
Chicago
Ohio
Witter C.y
Smugser
Onush
Forakerries
Taft's
Coltumbus Preas
Unpardonable ignorance on money questions in politics
A critical call urges every man to study the money question and politics, arguing it is essential to understand fiscal matters affecting government. The piece stresses that ignorance harms the nation and that the money question touches every citizen.
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Spd
Coeg
Ignorant Citizens Sent to Washington for Lawmaking
A Slairsville Gazette reflection argues that many men neglect political study yet expect others to spend time and money to create a good government. It urges individuals to understand government science for personal and national safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St Slairsville
Democratic primary drift lists Coshocton county nominees
A long list of Coshocton county candidates appears for the Democratic primary. Names include C W Teale Jackson Township treasurer. John R Dawson infirmary director. J L Bretzius treasurer. George M Stilinger treasurer. J L Smith commissioner. W H Burrell treasurer. W Neldon treasurer. W B Evans recorder. Ross B Hamilton surveyor. Dr J B Lower coroner. L N DeWitt sheriff. Hugh Gamble sheriff. T H Wheeler probate judge. L D Schott Roscoe representative. George Bock Jr surveyor. McNulty Dixon commissioner. Fred Reichart commissioner. Howard Parrish infirmary director. C R Baydtes candidate. All subject to Democratic primary decisions.
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C. W. Teale
Jackson Twnship
Coshocton County
John R. Dawson
Jackson Township
Coshotton County
J. Ll. Bretzius
Tuscarawas Township
Cosnocton County
Henry T. Clark
Jacob Stilgenbauer
George M. Stilinger
Tiverton
J. L. Smith
Tiverton Township
W. H. Burrell
Bethlehem Township
Ww. J. Neldon
W. B. Evans
Ross B. Hamilton
Coshocton
Cohocton County
J. BD. Lower
L. N. DeWitt
Keene Township
Hugh Gamble
L. D. Schott
Roscoe
George Bock, Jr
McNulty Dixon
New Castle
Fred Reichart
Adama Township
Democratic primary slate for Coshocton County offices
A list of candidates announcing or seeking nomination in Coshocton County for the upcoming Democratic primary. Names include J. T. McBane, G. W. Mohler, Alex Reddick, J. C. Adams, Howard E. Hahn, Elihu Carr, D. D. Leavengood, Martin L. Carroll, Ed J. Kuntz, and Jos L. McDowell, with various offices such as clerk of courts, representative, infirmary director, state senator, probate judge, sheriff, and recorder. Each candidacy notes subject to Democratic primary decisions on June 6.
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J. C. Adams Io
Coshocton’ County
Martin L. Carroll
Tuscara
Democracy
J. Kuntz
Tuscarawas Township
Coshocton County
Decoration Day Doings at Keene
The Decoration Day program at Keene on May 39 calls for a 1 PM assembly at the town hall, a procession to the Methodist cemetery to decorate graves, then a return to the town hall and on to the Presbyterian cemetery for more graveside services. A monument service follows at the monument and then exercises at the Presbyterian church featuring Judge Duncan of Coshocton and recitations by Miss Whittemore and Miss Boyd, with music interludes. Veterans, Spanish War veterans, ex soldiers, and all citizens are urged to join the parade. the invitation extends to all. T H Glover president Manuel McMichael vice president Abraham Hoagland chief marshal
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Keene
Town Hall
Methodist
Presbyterian Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
Duncan
Coshocton
Whittemore
Boyd
Local Social News from Spring Mountain Area
Miss Mattie McNeal visited friends in Columbus last week while Edwin Robinson spent Sunday in Coshocton. Miss Sarah Rue returned home to Coshocton after a stay with Mrs. Fannie Ullman. Howard Clinage is in Mt Vernon on business. Mr and Mrs William Brownapple celebrate a new baby girl born last Sunday. Mrs Mary Hoffafetter remains seriously ill in Nashville with her daughter Mrs Bevington caring for her.
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Spring Mountain
Mattie McNeal
Columbus
Edwin Robinson
Coshocton
Sarah Rue
Fannie Ullman
Howard Clinage
Mt. Vernon
Wm. Brownapplée
Mary Hoffafetter
Mrs Bevington
Nashville
Notice to Soldiers Indigent in Coshocton County Ohio
Notice to indigent soldiers and widows that relief payments are suspended for June and July and will resume on the first Monday in August. All applications must be filed on or before the first Monday in July, with township committee endorsement, or they will not be considered. Signed by the County Relief Committee and local officials.
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Stark County
J. Q. Adams
Masathlon
Ohio
Ashtabula
Cincinnati
Oman
Taralahea
Coshocton
B. R. Shaw
Rose Batch
W. BW. Tyler
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Geienden Weekly Times
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Evang
Ueuientia
W. T. Allerson
End Stanager
Democratic
W. E. Weygandt
Poraker
Lorain
Ohio River
Coshecton
Tennyson
Coshacton
Dominion
Bureau of Labor
Europe
Zanesville
Baltimore
Julius Caesar
Burrows
Junius Caesar
Newark
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Presthedy
Wall Street
Notlee
Tavin
Platt Wood
Platt
Cor. Main & 4Th Sts
M. Q, Baker
L, Montgomery
M. B, Smith
Asst
Tweltus Street
Una Konte
Age
Alte
Geo. B. Cox
George
Harry Thaw
Morschauser
Thaw
Ashbrook
Onio
Vugbarger
Yyoss
Cleveland
Walla
Charles H. Stines
F. J. Rodehaver
New Castle Township
T. H. Wheeler
Howard
Parrish
Jackeun Tp. Ja
Bebjwot
C. R. Bavdtes
Cnnditate
Asdtor
Cosonton County
J. T. McBane
G. W. “Mohler
Alex. Reddick
Oxford Township
Howard E. Hahn
Elihu Carr
Franklin Township
D. D. Leavengood
White Eyes Township
Sherif
Jos. L. McDowell
T. H. Glover
Manuel Mecmichael
Abraham Hoagland
George F. Manning
Dresden
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Wes Serra Tee Wranéwa Betel
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