Governor James Cox and Hugh L Nichols Named in Ticket
Governor James Cox and Lieutenant Governor Hugh L Nichols are named in the ticket likely for an upcoming election. The source lists Cox and Nichols as the leading figures in the ticket amid the political coverage.
Why I Shall Vote For Wilson in the 1912 Campaign
Henry Wade Rogers argues against Roosevelt in the second installment of his Yale Law School essay reprinted in Zion Herald. He accuses Roosevelt of failing tariff reform, improper judicial interference, and invalid policy moves including a recall of judges and spoliation of Colombia. He defends Taft’s tariff stance and two-term tradition, noting Roosevelt’s perceived overreach and harm to national honor.
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Henry Wade Rogers
Yale Law School
Mjhe Journal Today
Henry Wade Roogers
Zion Herald
Methodist Church
Dean Rogers
Taft
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
Congress
Ward
Taft Hau
Payne-Aldrich
Judicial Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Stoosevelt
Tregard Lim
Colombia
LaTtallette
Becoe
Roosevelt and Bosses Clash Over Trusts and Power
Fragmented remarks condemn Theodore Roosevelt as a demagogue and criticizes his anti boss stance. The piece argues his actions against corporate bosses in the Republican party expose hidden alliances and question his sincerity. It cites labor conflict, wage issues, and corporate influence during his era.
Mill Workers At Lawrence Strike Debate Arose
The Columbus Dispatch notes the Lawrence mill strike reflects the long pursued factory policy. It argues workers face harsh conditions renewed during a period of textile output profits and employer indifference to welfare.
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Lawrence
Mass
Columbus Dispatch
Lawrenes
Wowrovich
Benenolent Children The Home Best Place
Article discusses the Catholic Charities conference in Washington and argues for state support of homes for children to keep families intact. It asserts the mother as natural guardian and claims homes are better and cheaper than state or private institutions. Also mentions Mary Shinnick and favorable New Jersey wage legislation under Wilson.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Mary Shinnick
New Jersey
Wilson
Tianster
Married Life in Cleveland Is a Stren?was Gone
Various newspapers report Cleveland marriages and divorces showing domestic violence and forced spending disputes. Testimonies describe wives beating husbands with butcher knives during disputes. The piece notes local suffrage rejection and argues for farm movement growth and agricultural education at Ohio State University to reverse rural decline.
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cuyahoga County
Will You Spend One Dollar to Elect Wilson President
A campaign appeal urging voters to donate one dollar to support Woodrow Wilson and his running mate. The Hamilton Evening Journal announces authorized fundraising by the Democratic National Committee and invites readers to drop a dollar at The Journal tent at the Butler county fair.
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Butler County Democrat
Persty
Butler
County
Hamilton
Mar
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Marslel
Hamilton Evening Journal
Woodrow Wilson
Journal
Butler County
Prayer Meeting Schedule by District and Leaders
Readable fragments list district by district prayer meetings with leaders and hosting homes. District 4 Keppler and others meet at Mes orl 128. District 8 at Mrs Ahwin Millis Dayton. District 9 W G Peter Rev Sine at Mrs M Aten 104 Sth Street. other districts mention hosts and venues across Baton, Monumen, Campbell, Green Wood, Pleasant Pike, and 12th Street with various supts and leaders.
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Muels
W.J. Caldwell
Maton Ave. Distriet
Isaac Riles
Saint Numphrey
Chas
Chatten
Ruth Boimwing
Frank Ti. Boggs
Green
Wood Avenue
J. Ne Alshatt
Henry J. Komler
Wudsat
J. W. Carter
Campbell Avenue
Bohenmyer
Mr. Finn
Hahime
High Street
Daisie
Supti
Winn
Motzer
Geo.Shartle
Monument Avene
FF. P. Saylor
Miss White
Twitchell
4Th and Wood
McFall
Obituary and Coroner Hear Death by Auto Crash
Coroner of Hamilton County heard testimony in the death of James Caldwell 34 of 1712 Blue Rock Street who was killed when an automobile overturned shortly after midnight. Clinton Barening Stigler Fischer and Apkenbauer testified and described the accident as the car left the main road and went over a hillside. Also probate news notes Amos Clawson will probate with Mary and others named as executors. Estate valued at 8000 in personalty and 12000 in realty.
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Hamilton
James Caldwell
Blue Rock Street
Clinton Hanning
Frank Stigler
Artin Pischer
J. Apkenbauer
Clinton Barening
Cantral
We Pike
Stigler
Fischer
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Lieutenoit Govarque
Hugh L, Nichols
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Charles H. Graves
John Brennan
Timothy B& Hooan
Blate
FW. Miller
Supreme Court
Frank McKean
Puntie “Works
William Lambe
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at-Laree, Robert, Croaser
Mamivar
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Third Diatelet
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Wer Bénater
John K Holden
Warren County
Coulda
Smith
Soeiseen
Brandon F. Milltain
Ag Earenod
Connaughton
Jie
Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co
International Harvester Co
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Republican Party
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Boss
New York
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Murphy
Ross Smith
New Jursey
Theodor
Ronevet
Judas Tsesrot
Raee
Ananias -Elob
Tio
Benenolent Chiildren
Agron Journal
Ohio
Columbus
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Davis
Poresh Irene
Paul H. Hunton
Paul MW
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Fender
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E. Ludlow
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Ate
Mack
S. 12Th Street
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Suniap
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Bran Fane
Grad
Baten
Fi Hileman
I¢ Thlemas
Ioels
Tramilton
Artah Woghes Franch
Tsurshe
Thomas McLoughlin
Woyd Miller
Misa Nahey V. Aulltkin
Upton Moorehead
Valentine Morris
Ianny Cmahan
Alhou Turned
Ray ‘Hompson
Baschell
Poshininasen
Michi
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Mirat Nasional Bank
Re Wine
Carload
Chenpab
Athers Inn's
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Etrone Institution
Miami Valley National Bank
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