Cox Praised By Statesmen For Governorship Bid
Dayton Democrat James M Cox, a rising Democratic gubernatorial candidate, receives praise from prominent Republicans including La Follette and Borah. Articles recount Cox’s four years in Congress, his work on the tariff and children’s bureau bill, support from Bryan, and his role in supporting veterans, postal work, and federal programs. The piece argues Cox’s progressive record and leadership solidify Ohio support for his governorship bid.
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Hogan Breaks Big Railroad Excursion Pact Overreach
Ohio Attorney General Hogan exposed an illegal contract between railroads and the Central Passenger Association to end discounts on 3 cent a mile excursions. He warned prosecutions and refused to back down as railroads denied facts, yielding to restore cheap travel for farmers and families.
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Crossen L&R Amendment Opposes Law Abuse and Corruption
Robert Creaner of Cleveland, a Democratic leader, defended constitutional reforms advocating initiative and referendum. He credited the 1911 measure for limiting legislative privilege and reducing corruption by letting voters approve laws, warning against franchise-backed tactics and urging referendums to curb unjust laws and special payments to lawmakers.
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Donahey pledges honest office and modern accounting methods
Democratic candidate Vic Donahey vows to keep state auditor books open and apply private sector accounting practices to Ohio government. He argues for annual ledgers inventories and statements of revenue and expense to show public finance, reduce waste, and inform citizens. He asserts independence from politics and supports progressive reform with a Democratic majority in the General Assembly.
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Ohio
James M. Cox
Democratic Party
General Assembly
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