Democratic Ticket Promotes Bryan and Local Candidates
A fragmented political item discusses William Jennings Bryan for president and John W Kern for vice president, naming numerous state and local Republican and Democratic nominees. It critiques Roosevelt's influence, asserts voter independence in Ohio counties, and notes support or opposition for various officials including state treasurer and public works candidates.
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John W. Kern
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Yen T. Mathers
George B. Orey
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Do You Get Mad When You are Forced to Pay a Bill
A reader note questions the frustration of paying a bill twice and suggests paying by bank check to prove payment. It explains that cancelled checks are returned to the maker and may be retained for future reference, implying checks provide receipts for paid bills.
Roosevelt’s Dictation clash over Taft election stance
The article discusses Roosevelt's influence on the party and calls for letting the people choose a president. It covers fears of a presidential succession pact, opposition to officious dictation, and support for a public vote for the next leader. It notes LaFollette’s tariff talk and a campaign train to Mansfield with candidates.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mansfield
Sepigoth
Kern
Judge Harmon
Campbell
Coshecton
Coshocton
Roosevelt taft clash over religion and Bryan letters
The letter campaign accuses Roosevelt of low political tactics and mocks Taft and Roosevelt for pushing anti Bryan rhetoric. It argues church creeds and Sunday worship influence voting, claims Bryan as incorruptible, and notes Republicans split on temperance and policy. The piece cites bank guarantees and party platform attacks affecting voters nationwide.
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Roosevelt taft clash and temperance debates loom
The piece portrays Roosevelt and Taft as tightly aligned in the campaign, while critics accuse Taft of lacking independent judgement. It highlights temperance battles led by Governor Harris and allies, calls out party insiders, and notes Bryan's surge with massive crowds. It mentions congressional withdrawals and policy choices shaping the Ohio GOP.
Political clash on temperance and posts in northwest
The article discusses political maneuvering over Taft and Taft supporters, accusing regional officials and postmasters of orchestrating influence in the north. It contrasts Harris and Harmon positions, urging consistent voting for good government and civil service reform, with emphasis on temperance and party pledges.
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Parade at Mansfield Shows Democratic Passion and Republican Discord
A Mansfield Saturday parade drew a highly enthusiastic crowd that backed Bryan and his policies, contrasting with Youngstown where workers were paid to march. The Times notes Democratic harmony amid Republican dissension, suggesting Ohio could push Bryan toward a national electoral victory if carried. Taft supporters in the Mansfield crowd shouted for Bryan in a rare reversal.
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Youngstown
Riphey
Bryan
Taft
Manafield
Ohio
Maine Voters Back Referendum Amendment By Wide Margin
The text notes the Maine election produced a decisive referendum approving a constitutional amendment by more than two to one, a result scarcely covered by Republican papers. It compares the amendment to one advocated by the Obie faction and suggests partisan opposition affected coverage.
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Ashbrook Wins Pension Victory for Widow of Private
Newark Sept 80 Congressman W A Ashbrook secured a pension for Mrs Youse widow of Ferdinand Youse a private in the United States army The claim dating from January 11 1908 at 12 per month was initially denied but Ashbrooks persistent efforts led to final approval The case underscores his reputation for indefatigable work in constituent service
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W. A. Ashbrook
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Ferdinand Youse
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Maine and Oklahoma join initiative and referendum trend
The piece notes Maine's strong adoption of initiative and referendum, aligning with Oregon and Oklahoma as direct democracy states. It criticizes Ohio Republicans for opposing direct legislation and argues that true representative government requires returning decisive power to the people.
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Oregon
Oklahoma
Ohio
Taft Criticized As Tariff Talk Angers Dakotas Farmers
The piece argues Taft cannot fool farmers in the Dakotas about tariff laws and farm prices. It discusses Wilson and McKinley tariffs, tariff effects on wheat and farm goods, market manipulation, and the impact of the Dingley law on prices, urging skepticism of tariff benefits for farmers.
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Congress
Hanna
Ohio
Australia
South America
United States
Tee Mamso Grill
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Call to Democratic Clubs Urges Club Addresses
The Democratic National Committee asks all Democratic clubs including Bryan and Kern clubs to send names and addresses of their clubs and officers to John W. Tomlinson, chair, so literature badges and letters can be sent to Mr. Bryan this October. Chicago Ill.
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National Democratic Committee
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Bryan and Kern
Democratic Party
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National Committee
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Jonni W. Tremlinson
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Governor Harris Eyesight and Corruption Claims Debate
Governor Harris renews charges of a vast corruption fund allegedly raised by liquor interests to defeat him in the campaign. The piece rebuts his claims, notes past law enforcement inaction, and argues Harmon would enforce all laws without party dictates, while criticizing Harris for poor oversight of public funds.
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Powellson Bros cattleship wins prizes at fairs
At Newark Fair Powellson Bros. of Franklin Station shipped eleven head of fine black cattle to Newark Tuesday morning for exhibition at the Licking county fair. At the McKlingum county fair last week this herd carried off nearly all first and second prizes in each class. The prince won at the latter place amounted to seventy dollars.
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Franklin Station
Newark
Licking County
Mucklingum
Fragmented Query on James Lee and Dr King Mention
The text contains garbled phrases about James Lee and Mary Lee with references to Dr King and a claim of owed lies. No clear event or context emerges, making it impossible to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
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