Democratic Ticket for President and State Officers
Democratic ticket lists Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas R. Marshall for vice president. It names governor James M Cox, state officers Charles H. Gaves AY Donahey John Brennan Timothy B. Hogan and others. Judicial candidates William E. SchofieI Clarence Murph and John B. Connaughtor are noted with separate ballot instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M Cox
Bugel Nichofa
Charles H. Ghaves
AY. Donahey
John Brennan
Timothy B. Hogan
Bate Bohol
W. W. Millor
EB Atrode
Supreme Court
Frank McKean
Boardiet Public
William Bambidtorias Schott
Robert Crosser
Judicial
Judicial Ponitiana
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Letra
Pista
Che
Peshea
Clarence Murph
Prubiet Court
John B Connaughtor
How Farmers Are Hit by the Payne Aldrich Tariff
The piece argues farmers will vote to end the high tariff backed by the Republican Taft era. It lists inflated tax rates on farm tools, harnesses, plows, and farm clothing, illustrating burdens on farmers and their wives. It notes Democratic candidate Winven Gayl promises protections and questions the fairness of the tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armers Ware
Repub. Jiegn
Myr
Eallay
Ite
Farmen
Salpmate
Winven Gayl
Riverside Park Proposed for River Bank Improvements
Riverside Park discussion at Chamber of Commerce meeting envisions river bank improvements within reasonable cost. The plan includes small parks and public buildings, with a focus on a play ground and public bath, aiming to enhance the riverfront as a civic attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmller
Chamber of Commerce
Nfamillan
Hamilton
River bank park plan draws heated debate
A controversial note argues for a central riverbank park with cooling baths and fresh water, suggesting two large city parks suffice and school grounds could host play areas. The piece also discusses Morgan’s political contributions, labor leader Gompers, the stray assassin case of Theodore Roosevelt’s era, and calls for Woodrow Wilson support.
Not Unless Style a Change. He Who Tangas at a Petticnat
What Other Newspapers Say It is common to see people raft upon an chair or door after they hyenade boastful semut uelag. This was originally done to appeal to the efficacy of the wood of the true S. Three raps were given in honor of the blessed Trinity. Theodore Roosevelt’s safety is celebrated as miraculous preservation. Col Ranwell’s recovery is hoped to be speedy, and his return to work anticipated.
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P. Morgan
Money King
Rial
Sinate
Agg
Morgan Interests
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Morgan
Jevapolia
Samuel Gowpers
Tabor
Gompers
Crimp
John Sehrunk
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Semut Uelag
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Ranwell
Charleston News and Courier
Roosevelt assassination attempt elicits public resilience
A Cleveland Plain dealer piece calls the would be murderer a cry brain crank and notes American ideals driving strong law response. It details a planned attack on Col Roosevelt thwarted by an overcoat manuscript and axe, praising the victim's escape and condemning mercy toward the attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cleveland Plain
Weaier
Col
Meath
Cure for Giggles and Substitutes for War Headline Ripples
Snippets from multiple papers joke about marriage cures giggles and family life as a war substitute. The Philadelphia and New York items touch on ending wars and domestic roles, while mentions of the automobile and serum aim to reduce conflict and population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Philadelphia
Local Social Roundup From Tallawanda Area Dance
Residents attended a Saturday dance at the K P hall in Dar-town with many visiting families from Hamilton and Symmes Corner. Notables include Mrs George Bourman returning from illness, Ed Williams after South Dakota travels, and numerous gatherings with the Gardner, Spaeth, and Jarrette families plus a Hamilton fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Hamilton
Albert Gardner
Margaret
PL. Baeeker
Juli Baceker
Freda
Edith Baceker
Symmes, Corner
George Truster
F. J. Jarrette
Walter Winnedge
Stella Stumps
Crementie Cresamoor
John Spaeth
Ladies Aid Society Activities and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Gearon Beckmire’s home and Elsie Beckmire hosted. Mrs. Lena Ritter of Cincinnati spent days with the McCormick family. Numerous local visits followed including Mrs. Henry Bowman with her parents, Warran McCormick’s renewed lameness, and social calls among McCormicks, Rogers, Sterlin, and others around Mt. Healthy and Glendale. A birthday party for Miss Laura Ri. Pottanger was held at Mt. Healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ ‘Aid Society
Gearon Beckmire
Elsie
Lena Ritter
Cincinnati
William McCormick
Henry Bowman
Warran ’ McCormick
Starlin
James Whallow
Frink
Perry Whallon
Hattie
George McCormick
Wilbur
Ila Brown
Mt. Tealthy
Ethel
Anne Belle Care
E. B. Rogers
Giguddangster
Helen Rogers
Jang Huston
Wamilton
W. FL. Sterlin
Misa Wdith Sevieré
Chas. McCormick
AT. M. Brolin, Jr
Here
W. T. Rogers
Alpha
Jay Rogers
Glendale
Myra
Charles. McCormick
Warren
Ralph
Henry Ei
Edith
Case Per Beim
Miamitown
W. J. Stmlin
A. B. Tse
Healthy
Laura Ri. Pottanger
Mt. Healthy
Harry Rogers
Helen
Louise
Frank McCormick
Hamilton
Lena Bitters
Clara McCormick
Tedith Seim
M. M. Bren
Tey
Marie Brehm
Cou
McCormick
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Hamilton Journal
City OF
Butler County
Butler County Democrat
Uurpal
Des Zitz
Association of American Advertisers
Al 91
Elventali
Lournith
Democratic
Woodrow Wilso
New Abbary Fos
Thomas BH. Maasai
Stath
Warren Gard
Gebater
John Eh, Holden
Warren Counts
W. W. Crawford
Harry J. Long
Marry Metcalf
John BP. Heath
Walter Braun
Fegueba Bie
Iszki i
Anic Iett
James Harmon
Edward Hamann
Fred Abie
Honey “Krone
Riverside Park
Wihci
Journal
Acre
Wigiere
Oxford
Boston
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Jefuses
Africa
Ave Maria
New York Press
Ashie Haau
Ene
Miami Valley National Bank
Hamilton, Ohio
Bea
Fae
Bennie Dagoring i4
E. Pleasant Run
Ee Chity Magret Basket
Tae Wares Wu
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