Democratic Ticket Governor Cox and Nichols Named
The ticket lists James M. Cox for governor and Hugi L. Nichols for lieutenant governor on the Democratic slate.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1912
Page
3
The ticket lists James M. Cox for governor and Hugi L. Nichols for lieutenant governor on the Democratic slate.
Yale law professor Henry Wade Rogers argues in the Zion Herald that Taft should be voted out for carelessness and corruption, praising Woodrow Wilson and calling for a popular subscription drive by The Journal to support Wilson. The piece critiques Republican tariffs, party influence, and the need for truthful campaigning ahead of the election.
A 1908 tariff revision promise by Republicans falters as President Taft fails to win party support to lower duties. He vetoes every bill Congress passes to reduce tariffs, while cross-party votes from Democrats and some Republicans hinder progress. The House debated bills that could have saved the nation up to 30 million annually, but party friction blocked action.
A collection of brief items from various papers. The state board of administration plans to make soap at the penitentiary to supply state institutions, a cost saving measure cited as a promising program. The Chicago Post notes a quip about a jealous minister, while the Springfield Republicen reports a voter’s take on Governor Wilson’s New Haven speech calling a presidential candidate the understudy of providence.
All electors must register on Thursday October 3 as firms hold their registration day for the upcoming election. Regular registration places operate 8 pm to 2 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm. Every voter must register this fall or be unable to vote on November 6. previous registration will not count.
Mrs Barbara Emerick of 107 North With Street Dayton asks for help locating her husband Joe Emerick described as 165 feet 9 inches tall and 265 pounds with dark hair blue eyes and a missing left middle finger. She requests police assistance in finding him. In Cincinnati a personal injury suit against William Sebald Brewing Co of Middletown by former employee Midley Tompkins is answered denying negligence and alleging the plaintiff was contributorily negligent. dismissal of the case is sought.
A testimonial warning against skepticism about curing consumption promotes Melanan's Alterative with a recovery letter from Howard Klotz of Philadelphia. It touts relief from coughs and pneumonia, claims long term health if used, and cites Bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles. The Radcliffe Drug Company sells it and Rokman Laboratory provides further evidence.
Miss Schwab will present a paper titled The Behavior of the Child at a meeting of the Sunday school association tonight. The event, at the First Presbyterian church, is hosted by Dr. A. J. Gad and includes routine business and plans for upcoming events.
James Oshbon faces police court charges for pointing a firearm during a 4:30 PM incident along a Lindenwald railroad siding. He allegedly fired at a northbound freight engine, narrowly missing Engineer Greer, while pursuing authorities. He was captured after a confrontation with Yardmaster Hayes and handed to police for hearing.
Dayton police identify Donald Armstrong, 15, of 42 North Tenth Street after he shattered a street globe near the canal. He was ordered to report to the station, given a severe reprimand by Chief Zellner, and fined $1 for the damaged globe. The incident caps a year of nuisance as youths target street lamps and globes.
Sunday events include Mrs. Thomas Maxwell of Oxford hosting. Mrs. J Wuer and Rev Mr Mure among entertainers at J J Wilean's Test day dinner. Visitors Mrs Anan Stearns, Mrs George Stont, and others appear. Albert Summers injured stepping off a train. Bodies of residents and guests attended dinners and gatherings at several Oxford households through Friday to Sunday with multiple travel plans noted.
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