They Tried to Kill the Bill and Blame Governor Herrick
The piece accuses party opponents and temperance league officials of a coordinated campaign to defeat a liquor control bill in Ohio. It alleges they sought to undermine Governor Herrick, misrepresent concessions, and run state politics while praising the law’s aims. It portrays a partisan struggle over local option and the bill’s constitutional changes.
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Herrick
Lerrick
S.ees
Carey- Herrick
Rick
Hey
Republican Party
Ohio
League
Beal Endorses Herrick In Ohio Local Option Debate
Cadiz Ohio September 25 Dr James H Beal author of the Beal local option law and head of the Scio College pharmaceutical department endorses Governor Herrick. Beal a recognized temperance authority says amendments to the Brannock Bill were needed to avoid unconstitutionality and that evolution rather than revolution governs temperance progress. He says he remains loyal to the Republican party and supports straight Republican ballots this year.
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Herrick
Cadiz
James H Beal
Pharmaceutical
Scio College
Beal
Haquer
Republican Party
Patton Temperance Issue Amplified by Campaign Managers
From the Cleveland Recorder dated Sept 25 the Republicans claim Pat tison’s Saturday speech drew liberal and liquor elements together against him and that his remarks confirm prohibition concerns. They boost hopes Herrick will win and accuse Democratic managers of letting the temperance issue emerge strongly.
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Johnson
Cleveland Recorder
Pattison
Herrick
Pattison's reforms urged for definite plans from him
Canton Repository urges Pattison to state clear reforms for Ohio. It says voters will consider proposals only if he presents concrete plans and promises, warning that his platform appears uncertain and aimed at power rather than substance.
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Ohio
Pattison
Canton
State Institutions Reduce Operating Costs in Ohio
Reports to the Ohio state charities board show nine months ending Aug 14 1705 a drop in per capita costs to 126.82 from 130.59 in 1804. Eight hospitals cut 4.81 per inmate, penal and reformatories 0.95. Ten institutions reduced per capita costs by 6.54 to 10.84. Average inmates 17,791, up 919. Maintenance total 2,256,310.70. 649,755.67 spent on new buildings and repairs. subsistence cost 14.1 cents per day.
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Democratic Paper of
Ohio
Columbus Press- Pas
Board of State Charities
Penal and Reformatory
Foraker and Roosevelt May Reach Common Ground
Senator Dick tells Columbus interviewers there is no real clash with President Roosevelt as both seek the same goals by different routes. He denies any break with the administration and says the speech at Bellefontaine spoke for itself, noting both want reform and will pursue the president’s aims, including possible uses of rate-making powers.
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Foraker
Roosevelt
Columbus
Senator Foraker
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bellefontaine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cone
Campaten Opening Highlighted by National Papers
The Ohio campaten opening in Ohio drew nationwide attention as a feature in major papers, signaling its status as a national event and reflecting widespread interest across newspapers.
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Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Pattison Slams Graft Charges as He Denies Brannock Law
In Newark, Democratic Governor candidate Pattison faces accusations of graft and bossism while defending his stance on the Brannock bill. He demands concrete specifications to counter Republican attacks, arguing the GOP platform and ticket are established and renominated by direct vote, urging disclosure of any proven graft cases.
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John M. Pattison
Siv
Newark
Bossier
Herrick
Heriek Ip
Geto Wall
Harris
Republican Party of
Ohio
Seventy-sixth General Assembly
Oni Senate
Bones of Representaives
Questioning Brannock Bill Endorsement in Ohio Campaign
Charles Mick of Columbus writes to question which Brannock bill the governor signed and urges clarity on the governor’s position. He insists only the Herrick signed measure passed both houses and asks candidates to state amendments or prefer Brannock’s original or amended bills. He condemns slander about pre election pledges and warns Republicans will face the issue openly.
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Herrick
House
Senate
Brannock
Representative Brannock
Stannock
Pislic
Republican Cameoon Fund
Saujeet
T Herrick
Dreed Abeutn
Wil Rou
Ohio
Charles Mick
Columbus
Editorial clashes over Brannock bill and Anti-Saloon League
The Ohio Brannock bill becomes law amid conflict with Anti-Saloon League leaders Wayne Wheeler and Perley Saher. Governor Herrick defends independence while the Blade argues the league seeks to cast the GOP as an enemy by forcing concessions or aligning with Democrats. The piece questions the league’s fidelity to Republicans and cautions against perceived conspiracy.
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Toledo
Wheler
Baber
Republican
Ohio
League
Blade
Methodist Bishop Goodsell Denounces Politics
Bishop J A Goodsell of the Methodist church says he takes no part in politics and that church work occupies his entire time. He spoke to a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reporter amid questions on the gubernatorial race between Governor Herrick and J M Pattison after a conference at Undrichsville. Local ministers may view his remarks as a rebuke of political activity by some clergy.
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Goodsell
J. A. Goodsell
M .F Church
Commerclial Tribune
Herrick
J. M. Pattison
Sishon Goandsell
Mrcb
Undrichsville
Cincnnati Commercial Tribune
Democratic Oi from Wyandot Union criticizes party plans
The Wyandot Union faction denounces the Democratic Oi plans as rotten and unworthy of endorsement. They accuse a subset of thinking they own the Democratic party, signaling internal party rifts and claim a few supporters back their stance.
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Democratic Oi
Wyandot Union
Democratic Party
Ambrore Tilt
Compare the ablest Democratic governor with Herrick administration
A Mt. Vernon Republican urges voters to compare Governor Herrick with the ablest Democratic governor, arguing for support of Herrick based on perceived performance and leadership qualities.
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Herrick
Mt. Vernon
East Coast Football Outlook Promises Mixed Prospects
Eastern colleges show generally strong football prospects with Pennsylvanian and Harvard optimistic. Columbia lags with weak material, while Morley at Colgate and Coanes labor to mold squads. Key veterans like Murphey for Penn and Reid at Harvard shape hopes for 2005.
The Clansman Dramatized in Four Acts
New York dramatic correspondent reviews The Clansman by Thomas Dixon Jr. now dramatized as The Chansman. George F. Brennan stages a four act production featuring real horses and a southern setting below Mason and Dixon line. Dixon’s life and works, including Hinoneton Miner estate, are discussed along with translator Yuuko Muraga.
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New York
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Sixon
Ku Klux Klan
South
Disyo
George F. Brennan
Mason and Dixon
Tnaon
Tom
Mer Dixon
Dison
Big Bengal
Hinoneton
Virgina
de Ives
Dino
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia
Japan
Auto Race Reform Changes Stock Car Use
New authority orders stripped stock touring cars to be used almost exclusively on tracks and for road and benefit racing. Track races will return next season with cars limited to forty horsepower, slowing speed but increasing competition and public interest as only market cars, not freak machines, are allowed. Some past races already featured stripped cars and fierce rivalries.
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New Up Authority
Mackay Roys Purchases Mare Disie Q for Breeding
Clarence Ho Mackas buys the six-year-old mare Disie Q from T oR Seluffer for breeding. Disie Q is by St. Leonards out of the imported dam Disie and bred at Castleton, a full sister to the Reene two l wbaft drsma.
New Bangs Klein Opera Gets Early Production
Henry W Savage will stage an early production of the Bangs Klein opera named 205 with a cast including Clayton White Reuben Fox Helen Marvin Christie MacDonald and Helen Hale among others.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Manuel Klein
Henrys W Savage
Clayton White
Reuben Fox
Helen Marvin
Christie MacDonald
Helen Hale
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