Republican Meetings Across Towns in 1912 and 1972
The Steubenville Gazette notes a series of Republican meetings in towns including Mt. Pleasant Adena Wintersville and Steubenville with speakers such as Emmett Tompkins C L Weems W R Alban John J Dillon James Hallie R L McLaughlin and U S Attorney General George W Wickersham among others. A closing item proclaims one good term deserves another as a handsome compliment.
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Mt. Pleasant
Emmett Tompkins
A. C. Lewis
Wintersville
C. L. Weems
A. C. Jones
Adena
W R. Alban
John J. Dillon
Richmond
R .L. MecLaughlin
Smith
The
Steubenville
Hollingsworth praised for district work in 1890s editorial
An editorial lauds General Hollingsworth for his one term in Congress, praising his service to his district, and urges continued support as he seeks a second term, highlighting Steubenville’s strong backing and the editor's favorable view of his efforts.
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General Hollingsworth
Congress
D. A. Hollingsworth
Gazette
Hollingsworth
Steubenville
Voters urged to weigh Congress as election focus
The piece argues that even with presidential emphasis, Congress matters. It warns that if Democrats gain majorities they would pass a tariff for revenue only, a position labeled as free trade. It contends the Democratic platform condemns all protection, calling it unconstitutional.
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Congress
England
Will Make Better Board Republican County Commissioners Superior
The Herald Star urges voters to support the Republican candidates for County Commissioner, arguing they are superior to the Democratic contenders. It notes campaigns contain many statements that are false and urges careful consideration before backing the opposition.
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iMan
The
Herald- Star
Belknap Reaches Republican Nod for Common Pleas Judge
John G. Belknap is the Republican nominee after a fair primary contest in which an opponent participated. The Herald-Star argues against a redraw of duties and urges Republicans and citizens to vote for Belknap, praising his honesty and readiness to serve the county.
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John G. Belknap
Common Pleas
People
Belknap
Stone
Elbert Hubbard Avis Taft Eulogy Highlights Taft’s Steady Course
Elbert Hubbard praises President Taft in The Era calling him a steady mover who avoids excess and errs as all men do. He contends Taft does not rock the boat, works by elimination, and knows what will not work, presenting a portrait of cautious leadership.
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Elbert Hubbard
America
Benjamin Franklin
Taft
Hubbard
Willian Howard Tait
Napoleon
Alexander the Great
Taft as steady guide to progress and prosperity
A partisan endorsement praising William Howard Taft as the capable, plainspoken leader who charts government course and avoids disruption. It argues against change, urges reliance on Taft’s calm governance, and predicts four years of progress, prosperity, health, and happiness.
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United States
Willian Howard Taft
Ship of State
Taft
William Howard Taft
The
Wharf freight backlog delays Steel City arrival
Stop and Think, Wharfmaster Thornily said Thursday the wharf boat is Blocked up with freight. Several lots of household furniture await arrival of the Steel City to be hauled downriver. The wharfmaster noted an unprecedented freight backlog at the wharf. Some oppose election changes, arguing a Democratic president could alter tariffs and policies, risking prosperity.
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Gazette
Without Work and Hungry in Free Trade England
The Gazette notes wages in free trade England are worrying and compares them with Lawrence Massachusetts. The core issue is not just low wages under Democratic tariffs but widespread unemployment and hunger. Hundreds of thousands are without work and hungry, and under another Wilson bill they will be again.
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England
Gazette
Lawrence
Mass
United States
Good Prospects for Republicans Rise in Campaign
Reports show a clear swing toward the Republican party. Campaign leaders privately and at state headquarters express confidence that victory is within reach. The article notes a pervasive belief that the time has arrived to mobilize supporters.
Daily Market Reports Financial Market Snapshot
New York money on call 4 1/2 percent prime mercantile paper 5 percent sterling at 4.86 for demand government bonds steady grain provisions and live stock prices across Cleveland Toledo Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago report mixed values for wheat corn oats butter cheese potatoes hay cattle sheep and hogs with range highs and lows noted in each market city dates October 24 and 34 across multiple exchanges and commodities
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
Mor to Battle Inspires Wood Soldier Courage
A wood soldier resolves to press forward despite defeat, drawing heart from the prospect of victory. The narrative highlights perseverance in the face of adversity and the natural boost of hope that comes with potential triumph.
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Mor
Nominations for Common Pleas Judgeships Listed
The Democratic and Republican parties each named nominees for the two Common Pleas Judge terms. The April 3, 1943 term lists John H Worley of Cadiz as Republican nominee. The February 4, 1913 term lists Carl H. Smith of Stephenville as Republican nominee. Voters may choose one candidate for each term but a vote for both nominees in either term invalidates the ballot. County electors must note the separate terms and dates cited by Harrison News.
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Supreme Court
WM. T. Spear
Louis H. Winch
Common Pleas
Fleet
Carl H. Smith
Jefferson County
J. B. Worley
Harrison County
John G. Belknap
John H Worley
Cadiz
Stephenville
Harrison News
Big Meeting in Toronto Arouses Republican Interest
A large crowd gathered in Toronto last night to hear fervent Republican doctrines discussed at length. The event energized the leaders and suggested that voters are becoming more aware of party issues.
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Toronto
Sheriff candidate Huscroft for November victory
W A Huscroft is presented as an ideal Republican sheriff candidate. The text praises his honesty and obliging nature and notes a strong primary showing, with indications he will repeat the win on November 5th.
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W. A. Tuscroft
National Question Speech by NY Governor Candidate Hedges
The Republican candidate Mr. Hedges frames the national question as one of protecting the United States and its people. He asserts Americans are worth protecting and that they have been safeguarded, eliciting loud cheers.
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Mr. Hedges
New York
United States
Means Seeks Recount for County Auditor Post
John L. Means, the Republican candidate and current office holder, seeks a second term. He is praised for courtesy, broad experience, and willingness to assist constituents, with expectations of a large election day majority.
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John L. Means
Mr. Means
Jefferson County
Shis
Rosy Prospects Letter from H M Daugherty
A 1912 Ohio party letter dated October 15 from H M Daugherty, chairman, urges Republicans to see rising improvement in political conditions. It argues Democrats depend on defections, notes strong Republican meetings, and claims business conditions favor GOP policies inspiring voter support.
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Columbus
Don
Hugh W. Patterson
Steubenville
Ohio
Sir
Bolters Party
Republican Party
H. M. Daugherty
Where Was His Record Republican Medical Letter
A Republican medical practitioner sent a letter dated October 21 from Congressman Francis. The congressman claims his record as representative supports a continuation of his duties. The doctor notes the record was not enclosed for review, while Hollingsworth’s record remains accessible in the congressional record for public inspection.
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Francis
Hollingsworth
Man Remained At Post While Serving in Congress
A report notes that the individual continued performing duties and stayed in his role while serving in Congress, maintaining responsibilities without interruption during the term.
A Load to Carry
The Gazette attacks Democratic ticket candidates as unfit this year while praising General Brown and Tom Lewis for abstaining from liquor. It argues many contenders run under a handicap of drinking and urges voters to awaken to the issue.
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Perald-Stag
RK. B. Brown
Tom Lewis
Market Street
Gazette
General Brown
Texans to Teach Us In Tariff Debate
The piece criticizes inviting Texas congressmen to instruct on tariffs, arguing Texas lacks factories to protect and cotton and petroleum compete abroad. It questions why Finley pays for such instruction from a distant southern state with few Republicans and mocks the idea as a Bull Connery tactic. It speculates on risks like gas supply if the plan proceeds.
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Democratic Committee
Texas
Egypt
China
Liverpool
Finley
Cadiz Sentinel Backs Hollingsworth For Congress
The Cadiz Sentinel recalls Gen Hollingsworths election with praise noting his persistence to seek the office. It contrasts others who profess modesty while maneuvering for selection and predicts supporters will celebrate his upcoming congressional service next Sunday.
Worth Pondering by W J Finley on Graves ruling
A confidential note from W J Finley, chairman of the Democratic state executive committee, celebrates the supreme court ruling upholding Secretary of State Graves and barring Bull Moose printed ballots. The letter lauds Graves, a Democrat, as saving Democratic county offices and urges readers to ponder the rottenness implied in the Bull Moose stance.
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W. J. Finley
Democratic State Executive Committee
Supreme Court
Graves
Bull Moose
Bull Moosers
Democratic State Committee
Wilson faces uphill fight in his own state
Democrats in New Jersey panic as many quarters concede Governor Wilson has slim chances to carry his own state. Republican leaders launched a massive campaign for success of the national and state tickets, citing tariff views and other reasons why his renomination is seen as doubtful.
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New Jersey
Wilson
Wilson Criticisms Highlight Veto Flaws and Inaccessibility
The critique argues Wilson should not be elected citing absenteeism and misuse of office to promote presidential prospects. It accuses him of poor knowledge, delayed appointments, inaccessibility to department heads, and improper vetoes. It notes a crossing bill returned with a railroad attorney letter, implying neglect of reading or understanding legislation.
Republican Candidates for Common Pleas Judges Named
The district comprising Harrison Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties selects Carl H. Smith of Steubenville and Judge J B Worley of Cadiz as Republican nominees for Common Pleas Judges. Both men boast long legal careers, strong mental vigor, and physical stamina, with Worley formerly Probate Judge and a law partner of Gen D A Hellingsworth.
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Carl H. Smith
Steubenville
J. B. Worley
Cadiz
Common Pleas
Harrison
Jefferson
Tuscarawas
Smith
Jefferson County
Common Pleas Court
Worley
Harrison County
D. A. Hellingsworth
Common Pleas Bench
New Philadelphia
Devout Mr Cox Connects Jackson To Wilson Remarks
Candidate Cox invoked Andrew Jackson in Columbus during a platform speech with Dr Wilson. The presidential hopeful cited Wilson's portrayal of Jackson in An Old Master and Other Political Essays, noting Wilson's claim that a nation reabsorbing a victorious army risks weakness and feared a Jackson-like figure in power.
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Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Cox
Columbus
St. Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Jackson
Dr. Wilson
Hermitage
The Gazette Responds To Herald-Star Mocking Admission
The Gazette editorial in its weekly issue rebukes The Herald-Star for claiming The Gazette admits a Republican trend. It argues no such admission was made and urges correction of the misstatement while noting shifts in party support as elections approach.
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The
Herald-Star
Gazette
Herald- Star
Mr. Taft
Taft
Wilson
Crops and Protection in Republican Claim Context
The piece notes Democrats mockingly claim Republicans will take credit for abundant crops, but argues that the Republican party does not habitually make such absurd claims, labeling the notion as obvious nonsense.
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Republican Party
Republicans Credit Policy For Farm Prosperity Amid Crops
The text argues that farmers benefit from large crops only if policies support prices and industry. It contrasts past and potential futures under Democratic tariffs, noting wage and demand impacts on farmers and city workers. It warns that without protection, abundant crops may depress prices and harm farmers despite harvest size.
National Prosperity and Labor Labor Strikes
An appeal urges workers to seek political change to gain betterment. Keir Hardie argues for free trade, but Samuel Gompers counters that American workers enjoy high home ownership and rising comfort under Republican administrations. The piece warns against changing leadership for uncertain gains.
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Keir Hardie
Labor Party
America
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist of American Labor
Taft and the Railroads Under Federal Action
The piece highlights President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham challenging western railroads over proposed June 1 rate increases. In a rapid legal move, injunctions were issued within a day, blocking rate hikes while railroads must justify their actions. The Cleveland Leader applauds the administration, noting higher costs for railroads but continued profits and dividends. The article frames the case as a government stand against rising transport costs.
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Taft
Western
Pers
Cleveland Leader
Wickersham
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