Democratic slate and banking beat in Ohio race
The document lists Democratic candidates for president to local offices including William J. Bryan and James E. Campbell, with a broad ticket across state posts. It discusses bank guarantee debates, depositors, and the Taft administration’s influence, urging a statehouse change to curb perceived corruption and protect public funds.
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Johnson Harmon
Hamilton
Davd L. Rockwell
Portage
Hugh T. Mathers
Shelby
George B. Okey
Frankin
H. Newman
Miami
W. Durbin
Hardin
S&s. Creamer
Belmont
Timothy Hogan
Jackson
Public Woks
Bernard Doran
Perry
J. A. States
Allen
David Eley
Ashland
Johna. McLowell
Holmes
Supreme Court
Olivier C. Larison
Licking
U. S
James E. Campbell
R. M. Voorhees
Roberts. Shields
Common Pleas
W. EO Weygandt
William A. Astlerook
Joseph P. Callahan
J. P. Mehaffey
L. D. Schott
T. H. Wheeler
Bherli
D. D. Lueavengool
J. 7. McRane
C. FR. Randles
G. M. Stillingier
J. L. McDowella
C. H. Stipes
McN. Dixon
Freinhart
J. L. Smith
J. TB. Dawson
Edsred Parrish
Martin Carroll
Noss Harilton
J. BD. Lower
Do You Get Mad When You Are Forced to Pay a Bill
This fragment questions bill payment frustration and notes that using a bank check proves payment since cancelled checks are returned and retained for future reference. It emphasizes that payments by check stay paid and hints at soliciting accounts.
Political Seeds and War Veterans Offer Civil War Nods
A lengthy political column discusses Bryan and Taft with general election themes, mentions electoral shifts, labor issues, and party dynamics. It notes demographic and regional backgrounds, references Cleveland area politics, and highlights Civil War veterans with endorsements for a final nomination in the local race.
Republican party loyalty and Bryan support in Ohio
The article discusses voters in Ohio weighing Bryan’s growth and consistency against Taft, noting bankers favoring bank insurance, public distrust of corrupt clerks, and the impact of Harm om and Harris on state appointments. It highlights Democratic and Republican lines amid endorsements, conjecture on votes, and calls for voters to study party platforms before election.
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Pittsburg
Eulogies and politics mix in Ohio and Oklahoma quibbles
The piece surveys reactions to Gov Pattison and Gov Harris amid accusations of neglect and party strife. It contrasts Harris with Pattison, critiques the Oklahoma bank guaranty law’s reception, and notes Vermont’s expected Republican tilt while Crawford township, Coshocton county, Ohio leans Democratic.
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Vermont
The Guarantee Plank and Banking Recklessness
Taft, Bryan and Kansas figures weigh in on a bank guarantee plan, arguing it shifts risk from depositors to the banks and could curb reckless banking. Supporters say honest banks will be stricter under a guarantee fund, and Oklahoma may test the idea while Kansas eyes a similar law.
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Taft Gays
Tall
Bryan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Taft Opposes Bank Deposit Guarantees Repeats Bryan Critique
The text notes supporters of Bryan rejoice at Taft's opposition to guaranteed bank deposits. It cites Taft calling such guarantees a premium on reckless banking, parallels with former Governor Herrick, and mentions potential political replies in cities like Newark, Galion, Norwalk, Oberlin, Cleveland, and Wooster. It also references Taft's tariff reform promise and possible future actions to protect banks if elected.
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Bossaparis
Mr. Taft
Ag State Bank
Oklahoma
Iy Taft
Virginia
Middle Bass Island
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Bryan
Herrick
Ohio
Newark
Galion
Norwalk
Oberlin
Cleveland
Wooster
Des Moines
Tart
Judge Parker predicts Bryan victory in coming election
The text reports Judge Parker, once an opponent of Bryan, now publicly predicts William Jennings Bryan will win the next presidential election. Parker cites Western support from business leaders and conservatives favoring a Democratic administration, while noting his cautious, deliberate judgment before speaking.
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Hay
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Parl Mm
Parker
Willian Jennings Hrran
United Stes
Mr. Bryan
Judge Parker
West
Mississippi
Judge Burker
The
Plain Dealer
Wong Believes He Is Right Judge Parker’s View Cited
A Philadelphia dealer notes Wong’s steadfast stance and argues that Judge Parker’s opinion deserves substantial respect, signaling strong belief in the court’s reasoning.
Taft for Dresden speech on bank guaranty debate
A Democratic committee should invite Taft to Dresden to deliver an anti bank guaranty speech before a highly receptive audience of bank stockholders and depositors. The piece argues a guaranty law would shield innocent investors and the community from bank failures and crooked officials, countering Bryan and Taft’s exchange.
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Democratic Committee
Faft
Dresden
Bryan
Taft
Taf
Railroad Men Organizing At Lima Méthod
At Lima a railroad workers Harmon club was formed by C. H. & P. employees with Marmon as receiver. The move recalls Harmon's support after the Pere Marquette wreck July 20 1907 and his relationship with railroad men. Other items include D M Parry opposing political placards and urging fair employer conduct toward workers.
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Lima
Railroad Mens Harmon Club
Marmon
Mr. Harmon
Pere Marquette
Ds Tedesier
Judson Harmon
Nothowshe
Leather and labor politics in Taft era tensions
The Potters Herald reports New York Leather Co. intimidation notices urging workers to vote for Taft. Aimed at multiple manufacturers including Austin Engine Co., the letters provoke debate on democracy and monopoly. Editorials criticize elite wealth and call to end special privileges. labor groups back Bryan and Kern amid reform talk. The piece also notes the Miller Prysie wedding in West Lafayette with details of the ceremony and guests.
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Potters’ Herald
National Brotherhood of Potters
Sta Renders
New York Leather Co
Taft
Austin Engine Co
Brooklys
N. Y
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