Democratic Ticket Wins President Woodrow Wilson and New Jersey Vice President
A fragmented 1912 ballot listing Democratic candidates for state and national offices. Names include Thomas Manshall for vice president, John Brennan as treasurer, Timothy Logan as attorney general, W Miller for food commissioner, Tobias Schott for public works, Frank McKean for supreme court, and other state posts. The long list reflects a broad party slate with numerous judges and officials slated for election.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas Manshall
Oe Iawee "i "Cox
Tanuteasat seHees
Oni
Tohn Brennan
Caneial Timoth. Logan
Ad Conmlioional
W. Miller
Deira
Togmone
Glerk
Suprema
Frank McKean
Mi If Public Works
Perro Ae
Tobias Schott
Totnes Long ‘Army
Tlliam i
Echofield
Oscar NI Newman
Supreme Court
Porter Wilkins
Con -at-Latke
Rosert Chogser
Schedule of Amendments Constitutional No. 41
The Journal notes the adoption of Amendment No. 41 by the constitutional convention with 97 yeas and nays. It fixes the interval between submission and effect, allowing government departments to adjust. Electors are urged to vote Yes to enable the remaining amendments and avoid doubt on the ballot.
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Hieby
Matt Noedi
When in doubt vote no says Ohio board of commerce
The Ohio state board of commerce urges voters to vote no on the forty two spending amendments. The writer ridicules the guidance and argues that the board cannot persuade many citizens to defeat the amendments. The piece suggests rewording the slogan to reflect doubt and encourages thoughtful consideration of the amendments.
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Ohio
State Board of Commerce
Ohid
Commerce Board
State Board of Commerca
Thers
Amendment vote urged to fund state road improvements
The article urges voters in Butler County to ratify an amendment authorizing a $50,000,000 issue to finance wagon road improvements under the state aid plan. It cites reports from the State Board of Agriculture listing 1911 crop outputs such as 410,047,056 bushels of wheat and 1,648,370 bushels of corn, among others, as supporting the measure.
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Ua ‘Volery
Ohiora
Butler
Atnta Board
Obie
Ohio liquor license amendment urged by The Journal
The Journal supports a liquor license amendment to regulate saloons, proposing one license per 500 residents, eligibility limited to US citizens of good character, and bans on ownership by non licensees. It argues self regulation by saloons and cautions the change will end brewery owned saloons, urging voters to mark For License To Traffic In Intoxicating Liquors on the ballot.
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Ohio
United States
Ramicipn Corporation
Washington Gladden
Congregational Church of Columbus
John ‘Wine
Deftones
David F. Anderson
Youngstown
Ala
Apa
Samuel Hoskins
Wapakoneta
Slite
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Congress
R. ‘B. Brown
Notha Ry Ipepeon
Ohio road bonds urged to cut cost of living
Ohio officials estimate state agriculture losses from poor roads at ten to twelve million dollars. A proposed fifty million dollar road bond program would pay for a complete system over five to seven years, reducing transportation costs and the price of goods. Critics attack the plan as extravagant amid lobbying to win votes at the county convention.
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State Department, of Agriculture
Ohio
Ohia
Chamber meeting on constitutional amendments sparks view clash
Tuesday discussion reveals mixed support for initiative and referendum. Attendees include Davard Kahn opposing amendments while some favor liquor tense. critics accuse lawyers of steering opinions for corporate fees.
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Davard Kahn
Chamber of Commerce
Kabn
Kalumeant
What Other Papers Say About Amendments
A dated editorial urges voters to understand each proposed constitutional amendment before voting. It warns a ballot counts only if every separate proposition is marked and cautions against voting for or against propositions without comprehension. The piece urges informed choices and not abandoning responsibility to others.
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Ivo
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Woodland Park Notes
Woodland Park reports a busy weekend with many visits among neighbors. Families including the McCormicks, Weisenborns, Keli, Kelby, Payne, and Sipp shared meals and time with relatives in nearby towns, while others attended the Pleasant Run fires reopening and dedication.
Hill Top Special and Weekend Visits Reported
Mrs Hoffmann and Charlie Weinzelman visited John Wenzel of Lindenwald. The Sipps and family hosted hilltop gatherings with Mr and Mrs Val Sipard and others. Mrs Frank Hoffman spent Sunday with relatives.
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He Journal
Woodland Park
Tridiana
Ther Pavers
ET. McCormick
Sims
Val Sip
Hoffman
Charlie Weinzelman
John Wenzel
Lindenwalg
Mrank Hoffman
Grisi Beinzelman
Crist Sipp
Selkirk Guests and Local Visits Highlight Aug
Selkirk, Ore. Aug 2 Alva Bryant entertained friends at a chicken fry on the heights. Mrs. Mary Hampton of Hamilton visits. Mrs. Nathim Bryant returns from Syracuse. Miss Mary Layman of Dayton visits John Colburn’s, Garner and family spend time with John Kemp. Hytly Roszell guests in Hamilton. Clayton Urmston and sister Havel return to Hamilton. John and Lillian go to Dakota after threshing. Nathan Bryant hosts Tuesday evening with A L Morris Aly Mrs Chas Whitacre Clayton and Homer Urmston and Donald Whitacre and Misses Sadie Williamson and Trazel Urmston.
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Spedral
Selkirk
Alva Bryant
Heights
Mary Hampton
Hamilton
Aid
Chas. Whitnore
Nathim Bryant
Syracuse
Kay
Mary Layman
Dayton
John Colburn
Garner
John Kemp
Hytly
Roszell
Clayton Urmston
Havel
John
Lillian
Dakota
Nathan Bryant
Jamily
A. L. Morris
Aly
Chas. Whitacre
Clayton
Homer Urmston
Donald Whitacre
Sadie Williliamson
Trazel Urmston
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Amilton Journal
Butler County
Fournal
Journal Square
Patne
ToUa
Fifth Avenue Bullaing
Gutter County
Brea Sorvice
Batsred
Mattar
Maraiiton
Act of Congress
Maren
Democratic
Treo
Thira Artegard
Banator
Holden
Warren County
Clarenom Murphy
Common Pleas
Judé John
B. Connaughton
Nis
Gognen
Culea
J. Smith
Crawford
Bleritt
Harry Netcalf
John. F. Heath
Walter Braun
J. Davis
James Harmon
Edward Hamann
Henry Krone
James M-Cox
Constitutional Aiadiedt
Reat Rees
Financial Eeu Saan
Hese
Dayton Daily News
Dave Weisenborn
David
Reuse ‘Pipher
Fami
Hilemin
Mason
Alice
Debby McCormick
Clarence (Oiming
Otto Bloucker
Reege Pipler
Lindengald
Katherine
John Heinzelstan
Eatia
Near McGonigle
Katherine Sipp
Helen Smith
Elsie Sipp
Anna, Pitilban
Estella
Miami Valley National
Hamilton, Ohio
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