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Hartford Republican

Location

Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

4

Slack Seeks Circuit Judge Seat in Sixth District

We are authorized to announce R. W. Slack of Daviess County as a Republican candidate for Circuit Judge in the Sixth Judicial district. Primary election Aug 7 1915. The piece discusses party dynamics, platform formation, and mentions Bryan Wilson Roosevelt, Mexican policy, and sugar tariff concerns with references to local editors and political observers.

R. W. Slack Daviess County Sixth Judicial District McChesney

Underwood tariff tale delays effect until May 1818

The article discusses uncertainties around the Underwood tariff delaying its effective date to May 1 1818 and concerns over treasury deficits. It notes projected deficits near 50 million by June 1 and questions whether sugar tariff reductions will be further adjusted. It mentions Senator Thompson’s views from a sugar beet supportive state and the Ways and Means Committee's stance. The piece projects politics in Washington and possible shifts to produce domestic sugar.

Thompson Kansas New Oreane The Times-Picayune Washington Ugar House Committee On Ways and Means United States Louisiana Senate House Globe Democrat

Where is That Mule Now in Economic Optimism

A reflective column notes the phrase enjoying misery contrasts with true misers of mood. It warns against borrowing trouble and calls for confidence, reconstruction, and rehabilitation. It recalls the tin plate tariff debate and cites Marion Register and Brooklyn Eagle on imports and underselling Wales.

Micawber Paul Jones Register Iowa Ths Brooklyn Eagle Wales de Mulot Marion

Big Row in Democratic Camp Over Pence Secretary Pick

Washington reports a rift within the Democratic leadership as W F McCombs resists naming J Pence as secretary to succeed Joseph E Davies. President Wilson favors Pence, a longtime ally, but McCombs' stance has sparked internal strife ahead of a key committee decision. The dispute centers on Pence's future role and McCombs potential leadership.

Washington W. F. McCombs National Committee J Pence Democratic Party Str. McCombs Pence McCombs Wilson J. P. Tamulty Davies F. B. Lynch Minnesota A. Mitchell Palmer

Hartford Mill Co Advertises Paint and Supplies

Best quality mixed paint any color 140 per gallon. Pure lead per pound. Pure linseed oil per gallon. Building materials in small supply. Extra Star A Star shingles 325 per 1000. Also 39 second hand sewing machines, some as new, from 1 to 10 dollars. Hartford Mill Co.

Exch Hartford Mill CO

Lansing Becomes Secretary of State Ad Interim

Robert Lansing, successor to John Bassett Moore, as Counselor of the State Department, becomes secretary of the state ad interim tomorrow when Secretary Bryan’s resignation takes effect. Lansing is a lifelong Democrat, an international lawyer, and son in law of John W. Foster. The President plans no immediate appointment and may retain Lansing, with no cabinet shift expected for two or three months.

Lansing Ad Enterim Washington Robert Lancing John Bassett Moore State Department Bryan John W. Fost Harrison Wilson Department Franklin K. Lane Interior Department Lane Mr. Lansing

Be Ready For 1916 Tariff Battle, New Republican Era

The letter from Perryville Missouri warns that after the war foreign dumping will threaten home industries without protective tariffs. It states Americans must stay awake to tariff needs and be ready for a 1916 battle to defend revenue and prices against free trade.

Peryville

Ohio County Republican Committee Called to Meet

The Ohio County Republican Executive Committee failed to meet at Hartford Ky at 10 o clock Saturday June 12 for important business. Otto C. Martin chm and Ramey E. Duke secretary dated May 18 1915 4514.

Ohio County Board of Drainage Commissioner Hartford Olio Co W. W. Pittle B. W. Rial Ohio County Republican Executive Committee Court House Otto C. Martin Ramey E. Duke

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