Political shifts and calamities sweep early 1900s states
Indications point to Senators Quay and Cameron winning in Pennsylvania's Republican convention on the 28th. Kentucky's Democratic committee finally fields a gubernatorial candidate after a week delay. An Idaho deadlock inquiry finds bribery evidence only with a lone preacher in the legislature. Cleveland consolidates control of the Democratic national scene, questions who will lead the ticket. A costly New Mexico gunfight yields two hundred shots and one minor wound. Denver endures the Gumry hotel boiler explosion killing over thirty. the engineer blamed. Ohio Democrats back gold and Cleveland, backing Campbell for governor amid shifting platforms and hints of future alignment with Prohibition and Coxeyites.
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Mrs Lottie E Wilcox as County Superintendent candidate
In this issue comes notice of Mrs Lottie E Wilcox of Granada as a Republican county convention candidate for County Superintendent of Schools. She is widow of Eugene Wilcox, mother of five, noted for active Republican work and a Massachusetts education.
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Lottie E. Wilcox
Republican County Convention
Granada
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