Butler County Ohio candidate declares independence against political bosses
A Butler County Ohio candidate for Common Pleas Judge denounces political bosses and factional cliques, pledges an independent, honest, and impartial administration, and outlines a platform promising a square deal, separation from politics, and prompt decision of cases if elected.
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Butler County
Common Pleas
Ohio
Warren Gard
Ojo
Clorney
Grant's Son Urges Wilson Vote For Principles
Jesse R. Grant, son of General Ulysses S. Grant, appeals from New York to voters including new electors to back Woodrow Wilson over party labels. He argues the nation faces a critical moment to favor leaders who serve the common good, invoking Lincoln’s memory and his father’s Republican background to defend Wilson’s principles.
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Jenee BR. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
New York
Bola
New Jeater
Woodrow Wilson
Aga
Abraham Lincoln
Jesse R. Grant
Indor
Social news from Reiley and surrounding families
Saturday and Sunday gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Koehendarfer and relatives in Reiley and Hamilton. Attendees include Lauderman, Wilmer Wooley, Mark Moore, and D. Koehendarfer family. A daughter was reported born to the W. H. Koehendarfer household in St. Charles. The social event was well attended and enjoyed by all.
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Journal
Reiley
Koehendorfer
Wio
Lauderman
Oliver
Lamilion
Wilmer
Wooley
Mark Moore
Bunker Hill
Ty Cincinnati
D. Koehendarfer
Win. Laudermin
al Hamilton
Veter Koehentarfer
Koehendarfer
Bint
St. Charles
Mar
D. Koehendorfer
Americans taxed for English profit in thread industry
The piece argues that a 40 percent import duty favored foreign capital and labor, noting the American Thread Company relies on English capital and that most profits go abroad. It highlights J and P Coates as a rival with English links and cites investigations showing four foreigners to one American in New England industry. It concludes protection benefits foreign capital and labor at U S households' expense. It ends with a aphorism about life’s tragedies and a soap opera line.
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United States
American Thread Company
New Jersey
Lyman R. Hopkins
English Sewing Cotton Company
Thread Trust
J. & P. Coates Concern
Engigh
New England
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Fred J. Meyers Mig. Co. Bell
Gen. Grant
Wilson
Father
Welles Jenee A.” Grant
Democratic Judicial
Democratic State Executive Committee
Take Metike
Supreme Court
William E. Scofield
Oscar W. Newmak
J. Foster Wilein
Cive Court
Oliver B. Jones
Common Pleas Court
Brandon R
Millerin
Clarence Murphy
B. Connaughton
Democratic
Republican Optional Committee
Thia
Taft
Tate
Yools
Grover Cleveland
Steveland
Republica
Republicam High Farif
Niles Sn
McKinney
Frank Kinch
Pnemnonia
John B. Connaughton
Walter S. Harlan
Atalogues
Hamilton, Ohio