Oklahoma Victory Shapes National Politics
The Oklahoma victory solidifies Democratic gains with two Senate seats and multiple Congress members. The result challenges Taft and Bryan figures, while Ohio centers on Governor candidate C. N Haskell, a notable Democrat and ally of Bryan, with strong support from Missouri and the Southwest.
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Garber Responds to Haskell Backing Amid Election Attacks
The article recounts Harvey C. Garber's letter thanking Ohio Democratic leaders for support of Haskell and details Republican attacks on Haskell's Democracy. It notes Garber defending Haskell, involvement of Attorney General Sheets, and the political maneuvering surrounding Monbett and Sheets in Putnam County.
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State constitution amendment on terms and elections
The document discusses a proposed state constitutional change. It addresses the timing of elections for state and county officers and limits on extending terms. It notes the general assembly’s power to fix term lengths and to extend terms only as aligned with the amendment’s purpose.
Bank Prosperity Promoted by Cautious Lending Policies
A local bank asserts healthy growth through prudent lending. Officials stress steady practices and community trust as essential to sustaining robust business. The message frames a cautious approach to finance and customer service as the path to ongoing prosperity.
Announcements of Democratic mayor and council candidacies
A flood of notices announces numerous candidates for mayor treasurer township trustee and board positions subject to Democratic primary decisions on September 28. Names include James Manner William Tish Joan Albertson George Ayers M. H. Denzer Ed Hanlon Abe Laird Joseph Kuntz Farley Conner and Samuel Gamble among others.
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Democratic Primary Election in Tuscarawas Township September 28, 1907
Primary voters name candidates for township offices including clerk treasurer two justices of the peace and three constables atpolls from 1 p m to 5 50 p m at respective polling places. North precinct will nominate an assessor and South precinct an assessor. Only qualified electors may participate.
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Extension of County and State Officer Terms in Odd-Numbered Years
A legislative act extends terms of several state and county officers whose terms would expire in even years to the next odd year. It specifies the county treasurer and sheriff terms as starting the first Monday in January of the extended year and notes affected offices and dates.
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Personal notices and social updates from local community
The column lists marriages births and visits with names such as Lataaenia Mas and several residents visiting relatives in Cleveland Oberlin Columbus Auburndale and Washington. It notes resignations and attendance plans for local events and schools and profiles people like Mr. Vincent and Mrs. Hartman among others.
Coshocton Demeraide Party Primary Election Notice
City of Coshocton schedules a Demeraide primary on Saturday September 22 1907 to nominate municipal officers for the November 5 1907 election. Offices include Mayor Auditor Treasurer President of Council three Councilmen three members Board of Public Service and one Member Board of Education.
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Township Primaries In Several Townships This Month
The Betsiben area holds Democratic and Republican primaries on various dates. Campaign committees urge attendance with reminders of voting times at township houses and town halls through September and October. Local officials name election details and scheduling for Hart Dan Brum Tol Lafayette and Bedford townships.
Franklin Township and White Eyes Township Primary Elections Notice
A notice lists primary election times and locations for Franklin Township, White Eyes Township, Linton Township, and Adams Township. Elections occur Saturday October 4 or 5 with polls open late afternoon to early evening, urging Democrat presence and listing local officials and polling places.
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White Eyes Township
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Adams Township
A. E. Stilgesbauer
Market Prices and Wheat Cattle Rates Across Regions
The market lists wholesale prices for flour and commodities plus a long produce section with potatoes apples onions chickens turkeys and various cuts of beef veal and pork. Regional notes show prices for cattle calves sheep lambs hogs and farm goods with quotes from Chicago Cincinnati Boston and New York exchanges. A final note mentions a trip to Kiskiminikis for school.
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King Withdraws Nomination to Aid Abbott in Race
Al King voluntarily severs his bid for township trustee and allows Jay Abbott to be certified. King, seeking harmony after two terms, believes his withdrawal helps Abbott gain support while predicting Abbott may still face a competitive election.
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Bethlehem Township Sunday School Convention Held at Mt Ionterday
The Sethiehen Township Sunday School Convention opened with county president M. J. Abmack presiding. Lewis Waters delivered the welcome address and Miss Lizzie Infield presented a paper on attendance influence. Officers elected: Lewis Waters president, Robinon vice president, E. L. Finding secretary, Mrs. 4. SN. Hutledwe treasurer.
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Mayor Johnson Renominated for Fourth Term in Cleveland
Mayor Tom L. Johnson was renominated by acclamation by the city Democratic convention to oppose Republican nominee T. B. Burton. Johnson, seeking a fourth term, heads a slate of incumbents to succeed themselves. The platform urged delivery of a cent fare and condemned national issues. Johnson compared city finances to a city owned monopoly. Also note typhoid illness affecting Miss Rachel Smith of Chalfants and her sister Mrs. F. R. Martin at bedside.
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Chalfants
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