Democratic Ticket Summary Amid Local Elections
Fragmented OCR lists a slate of Democratic candidates for president to state and county offices, naming William J. Bryan for president and John W. Kern as running mate along with numerous regional officials. The misspelled and garbled text lists governor, lieutenant governor, judges, secretaries, treasurer, attorney general, and various county roles with multiple misspellings and unclear locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewson Harmon
Hamiton
Davin J. Rockwell
George B. Orey
Pray Por
Billy J. H. Newman
Mie
Staite We
Percy
States
Allen
David Eley
Ashkend
Behools
Johns A. McDowell
Holmes
Supreme Court
Olivier . Larison
Licking
Rogers
U.S
James E. Campd
Circuit Ju
Ishert Teri
Robert
McN
Dixon
Freinhart
J. J. Smith
J. FM. Dawson
Howard Parrish
Martin Carroll
Ros8s
Firmilton
Goroner
DH. J. &. Lower
Politicians at Work Stir Ohio Governor Drama
A questionable circular accuses Republicans of steering the county option crisis to back Andrew L. Harris as governor. It claims ministers and pastors are pressed to sway votes, notes divisions within the party over Harvie and Harris, and hints at internal pressure to elect Harris to shape Ohio’s political future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
Audinn Li
Jolies Corkum
Yensaey
Shareh
Gev
Do You Pay Your Bills by Check
An advertisement urges readers to open a checking account to record every amount spent and maintain receipts. It promotes the bank as the safest and most convenient method of transacting all business payments and invites readers to deposit there.
Inconsistent Harris Critics Dry Campaign Tactics
A fragmentary political note accuses Harris of flip flopping on dry versus wet positions in 1905 and questions consistency in supporting or opposing Pattison, citing remarks to voters in Columbus and Youngstown. It portrays tension within the party over finances and endorsements amid a contentious gubernatorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud
Sda
Pattison
Harrie
Lect
Lion
Columbus
Preble
Youngstown
Governors Couraé
Ohio readers weigh Harris ticket and liquor interests
A long, opinionated critique questions whether voting for Harris serves Ohio against corruption, citing Gov. Hactis and state officials. It argues the party would protect the liquor lobby, labels opponents as authority optionists, and notes pundits’ predictions about Taft and Bryan in the larger race.
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Lan
Harris
Union Labor Attackes Barbeton Leader in 1912 Debate
The report covers Barber's Akron speech attacking union labor and defending Barbeton’s company profits. It cites Taft and Roosevelt as targets, notes labor violence accusations, and links union opposition to political aims. Names include Barber and Sherman with references to Taft and Roosevelt in a 1912 political climate.
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Blaine
Burchard
Taft
Longworth
Sherman
Wnion
Cohortion
Barber
Public speaking spars with organized labor reference
A fragment notes a speaker refraining from endorsing a labor reform while continuing with his own remarks. The piece hints at a partisan exchange and indirectly alleges abuse toward Mr. Brysn. The tone suggests a tense political debate and quiet resistance to the labor issue.
Panama Deal Details Split By Paris Dispatch
A Paris dispatch reports months of negotiations turning worthless French Panama Canal holdings into American speculation. It names three key figures Charles Taft, William Nelson Cromwell, and J Pierpont Morgan among others, with Morgan kept in the background. The piece questions the switch from the Panama to the Nicaragua route and the transfer of control from the State Department to the War Department.
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Paris
Hie Euyo
Panama Canks Company
Amerigan
Charles Po Taft
Dida
Willian Nelson Cromwell
Mr. Tats
J. Pierpont Morgan
Panama
State Department
War Department
Taft in Akron Speech Echoes 1904 Denunciations
The article reflects on Taft visiting Akron and asks if he remembers his 1904 speech attacking Cox and his Cincinnati allies. It notes continuities in the Republican Party, questions whether Taft will reiterate past criticisms or capitulate, and mentions the lingering influence of reformers and party factions.
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Taft
Akron
Jie Shite
Rorapl Gang
Pete Geeng Poon
Hens Clay
Chiy
Sid
Toledo
Harris
Christ
Judge Tarmon
Ohio
Pruider
County option and party ties shape Ohio politics
The piece argues county option law debates reflect efficiency and integrity in state finances. It critiques Gov Harris and Harmon, notes cross party stances on the issue, and warns against partisan fusion with party bosses. It also reports International Paper Co workers returning to work with a five percent wage cut, seen as unfair by publishers.
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Kentucky
Poe
Beckham
Ome
Hirris Ehgiadh
Offen
State House
Haomon
Haris
International Paper Co
The
International
Taft Cox Speech Divides Akron Comments
Reporters recount a clash over Taft and Cox during Akron events. The Akron speech drew none of the famed rhetoric of years past and left listeners unsure how Taft would vote in Cincinnati politics. The piece notes the contrast with Cox’s Cincinnati push and highlights a lack of clear stance on state and county nominations.
Roosevelt Urges Discipline to Shape Congress
In a Washington Court House speech the speaker warned that voters should discipline congressmen to align with the people’s interests. He argued that true governance comes from the people, not from a partyline Congress. Roosevelt’s allies criticized congressional rigidity and urged steady enforcement of reform aims.
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Rooesvelt
Derip Uning
Aaner Tran
Ted Pine
Steeting Omer
Taft
Ping Rossereh Trylst
Remembering Taft in Cincinnati at a trade union meeting
A Cincinnati labor rally critiqued Judge Taft's injunctions as curbing liberty. William M. Curry, son of a prominent Bricklayers’ Union leader, denounced Taft and recalled past injunctions. Delegates urged loyalty to Republicans while warning voters toward Bryan and Roosevelt era tensions amid county political machinations.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Congress of Trades Unions
Workmen's Hall
William M. Curry
Michael Curry
Bricklayers’ Union No. 1
Cinteinnaal
Young Curry
Bryan Club Hosts Red Hot City Hall Meeting
The Bryan Club will host a Friday night city hall gathering with speakers Hon. Lebster P. Huntington of Columbus and Hon. John C. Adame of Coshoc ton. Over two hundred members are enrolled and Democrats and independents are invited to hear talks on national and state issues including Manufactured Candidate Chicago and Denver Conventions Contrasted and Publicity of Campaign Contributions.
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Bryan Club
Lebster P. Huntington
Columbus
John C. Adame
Coshocton
Huntington
Chicago
Denver
J. C. Adams
Democratic committee meetings set for October in Coghecton
A joint session of the County Democratic Central Committee and the Executive Committee is planned for Saturday at one o'clock in the Rickett’s Building Coghecton. All members are urged to attend. S. B. Eider and RB. C. Rinner sign as chairs. The Georgia Supreme Court upholds a lower ruling restricting picketing by strikers to deter employees from entering or staying at workplaces.
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County Democratic Central Committee
Executive Committee
Ricketts’ Building
Coghecton
Melock
Georgia Supreme Court
Superior Court
Courts of
Georgia
Labor notes reflect growing Alaskan fisheries unions and national organizing efforts
The Alaskan fisheries now employ over 6,000 fishermen, mostly unionized, a rise from years past. British MP James Keir Wardle plans January return to help unify trades unions and Socialist movements into one political force. The Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America held its Salt Lake City convention with about 1,008 delegates, the largest western trades gathering. A drive to reorganize New York City painters and related locals aims to reduce floral and district codes, with upward of 1,000 members involved, and spread republican influence locally.
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James Keir Wardle
Soclaliat
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Salt Lake City
New York
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Tuero
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William J. Bryan
John W.W. Kern
Harvie
Bresina
Cay Harris
Fatas
Corian
Hyow
Bert
Gov
Judge Harmon
Sheena
Ete
Lain
Elevron
Hehiye
National Bank Cor, Main & 4Th Sic
M. Q. Baker
Pres
T. T. J. Montgomery, Cash
M. B. Smith
Asst
Cash
United States
Bevan
Sives
Chitin Fintes
Peeudbe
Isa
Pryan
Joos Teoh
Jen
Oman
Jay
Gen
Grosvenor
Bryan Hads
Prince of Peace
Chease
Bryan
Mpany
Bern Oone
Comilnation
Tommans
Marine
Ahron
Dan
Menufactir
Howe
Laree Corpormibons
Hiianefli
Toth Partion
William H. Taft
Bherrien
Barberdhon
Sher
Sheroan
Ixene
Brysn
Northes
Guy Meet
Adney
Caywrance
Aimacham
Maier
Gov. Harris
Toft
Cox
Coe
Brown
Miesser
Vorys
Alevos
Congress
Roosevelt
Bryats
Tosk
General Grant
Pettle
Grant
W.H. Taft
Coshocton County
Newcomerstown
crTogr Road
Coshatton County
Coshoeton County
Benjiaman
Harria
Pattinon
Umme
Huntington Bryan Club
Democratic Committee
S. B. Eider
Dental
RB. C. Rinner
Labor Notes
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