Democratic editors seize on Marcum as campaign issue
The Grafton Sentinel and Parkersburg State Journal discuss campaign themes and primary elections. The editorial tone critiques Democratic claims about open China policy, Prohibition in the Philippines, and political bossism while urging unity and active participation in Wood county Republican primaries to choose strong nominees and build a unified party.
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Parkersburg State Journal
Wood County
Taylor County
Wood
The Kentucky decision on Goebel election dispute
In Kentucky the court of appeals ruling that the legislature holds exclusive jurisdiction over gubernatorial contests was expected. The piece argues the state constitution shields the legislature from redress and that no recourse exists for wronged parties. It questions the legitimacy and urges U S Supreme Court review for equity, noting possible technical hurdles on appeals.
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Court of Appeals of
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Goebel
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
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United States Supreme Court
Roads and candidates push for better county infrastructure
A Morristown Post inspired letter urges a good roads committee to back a county commissioner who favors hard roads. It argues replacing mud paths with adamaned routes saves energy and lives, urging candidates to consider road quality before the primary. The piece notes local praise for Chamberlain’s Diarrhoea Remedy and mentions a Baptist ladies’ exchange office on Main Street seeking contributions.
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Morsantown Post
Democratic Governor candidate Meneger hailed by press
A historical notice portrays James Bo Menager as a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, praised by supporters and readers. It notes Mason county Democrats plan a county convention in the city on the Hth inst to express backing for the candidate amid party squabbles and public praise.
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James Bo Menager
Point Pleasant
Register
Jamies J. Meneger
Mason County
Easter Souvenirs Free With Next Sunday Press
The Philadelphia Sunday Press offers a large 16 inch picture printed on durable stock and a finely illustrated booklet with a remarkable love story as gifts to every reader in the East. Supplies are limited and orders should be sent in early to ensure delivery next Sunday.
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Philadelphia Sunday Press
Not Enough to Go Around
A Scottish American tale recounts a young wife and her new coach and footman. She instructs visits leaving one card at each home, while the carriage stays put. The footman discovers only two cards remain the ace of spades and ten of clubs. A separate line mentions a $1,000 cash investment and an inquiry at a sentin office.
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John
Dales
Framptonstand Clarkes
Admiral Dewey as Presidential Candidate Farce
A critical view of Admiral Dewey declaring for the presidency treats the move as unserious and politically diverting. The piece argues Bryan remains the Democratic leader, predicts a Bryan renomination, and calls Dewey’s bid a marginal distraction affecting party cohesion and upcoming conventions.
Spring Shopping Advertisements Rearrange City Streets
Advertisers trumpet the season as spring shopping begins. Buyers study newspaper columns before they buy. Goods are explained in careful ads and wheels arrive, reviving old mounts for the campaign. Streets resemble a museum as venerable wheels reemerge and small boys ride any bike before the new models arrive.
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