Dodds for Congress Promoted by Gratiot County Republicans
Francis H. Dodds of Mt Pleasant is urged as the Republican candidate for the Eleventh District. The piece praises his Washington record, loyalty to constituents, and calls for voter support at the August primary. It warns on district reconfiguration and outlines constitutional paths if no president or vice president is chosen by inauguration day.
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Francis H. Dodds
Mt. Pleasant
Gratiot
Clare
Mr. Dodds
Meyer Post
Michigan
Saginaw
Francis H Dodds
Gratiot County
Washington
House
Senate
Sherman
Marshall
Secretary of
State Knox
The 1912 election forecast from the Courier-Herald
The 1912 national election possibility is analyzed, noting Roosevelt and Johnson as third party contenders and the chance of no majority. The piece explains how a House vote could decide the presidency, with states split and the present Democratic House needing 25 states to reach a majority.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Courier-Herald
Henry Clay
William H. Crawford
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
House
Adams
Wilson
Taft
House of Representatives
Delaware
New York
TURN OUT MEET AND HEAR HIM CANDIDATE ROBERT S MILLER
Robert S Miller candidate for Representative in the State Legislature will meet voters at multiple county locations on Saturday. He will be accompanied by others and will speak at Sumner New Haven Center Serhtin Milldlen Perrintin Ashley Banister North Star Relice Wheeler Breckenridge in the forenoon and afternoon slots with start times ranging from 1:00 to 4:20 pm. He is described as sincere and entertaining.
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Robert S. Miller
Thestay
Auras
Sumner
New Haven
Weclock
Perrintin
Eelock
Pompeii
Welock
Ashley
Ternoon
Banister
North Star
Wheeler
Breckenridge
Mr. Miller
Debate on Sunday labor postponed to August 21
County clerk hopeful Fred C. Pennett urges hearing a debated question on Sunday labor, postponed until Wednesday at the Methodist church. Debaters are experienced public speakers, with the series drawing growing attention and offering both instruction and entertainment.
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Methodist Church
Vaudette
de la Geneste
Geneste
la Belle
Primary Election Law Discussed by J Lee Potts
In a county tour readers ask about the Primary Election Law. It explains enrollment, eligibility, transfers, and the chance to enroll on primary day with oath. Enrolled voters must vote wisely. passage of time and education on the law will let the best qualified officials win the fall ticket.
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Sone
Agai
J. Lee Potts
Outlook Buoys Business Amid Crop Prospects
Optimistic outlook pervades business circles as Western crop prospects brighten. Reports show bumper potential for Western cereal production and improved railcar supply to move crops. Iron and steel markets rally with anticipated price increases.
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Westrn
Lysines
Bulls Haul Street Cars To Daet Port Line
Four miles of street railway operate from the port to Daet in the Philippines. Bulls haul the cars and passengers and freight flow steadily. The small system runs the full distance in about twenty minutes, with animals pulling the wagons without undue effort.
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Daet
Phil
R. S. Miller Seeks Support for August Primary
Representation notice from Elwell candidate R. S. Miller urging support and vote on Tuesday in the August 27 primary election.
Independent Republican Governor Osborn backs Roosevelt ticket
A Sault Ste. Marie dispatch quotes Governor Chase S. Osborn as an independent Republican Progressive who will preserve allegiance to the Republican party yet reserve the right to vote for his chosen candidate. He states he shall vote for Roosevelt and Johnson, praising them as true Republicans with substantial public experience, while suggesting Roosevelt may have erred in backing Wilson.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Chase S. Osborn
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson
Mr. Wilson
Tucker Announces Candidacy for Gratiot County Register
Bird J. Tucker announces his candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in Gratiot County Michigan subject to Republican primary approval on August 27 1912. He appeals for Republican voters support in the upcoming primary.
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Bird J
Tucker
Alma Michigan General Primary Election Notice 1912
To qualified voters of Alma Michigan you are notified that a General Primary Election will be held Tuesday August 27 1912 for nominating candidates for United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Representative in Congress Eleventh District State Senator Representative in the Legislature and county offices including Sheriff County Clerk Judge of Probate Treasurer Register of Deeds Prosecuting Attorney Drain Commissioner two Circuit Court Commissioners two Coroners County Surveyor and Delegates to the County Conventions Polls open 7 am and close 8 pm locations First Ward City Hall Second Ward Saucey Block Third Ward Reading Room Hotel Arcada Fourth Ward W E Adams Sample Rooms City Clerk D W Adams
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Alma
Michigan
Congress
Eleventh
Register of Deeds
Reading
Hotel Arcada
W. E. Adams
D. W. Adams
J P Loseys sale offers knives and forks at discount
Bargain alert as J P Losey advertises best quality knives and forks priced at four dollars originally now offered for three dollars. Limited stock remains, customers urged to act quickly.
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J. P. Losey
Local Markets Corrected Thursday Market Quotations
Local market summaries list grain prices for wheat oats shelled corn and beans with per bushel and per pound rates. Live stock prices show pigs hogs beef cattle sheep lambs veal and dressed meats with per hundredweight and per pound figures. Poultry hides tallow and produce prices including butter eggs and hides.
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Mathe Aera
Fred C. Pennett
R. S. Miller
Elwell
Osborn
Cushing & Benedict
Caple
THE
Caple Hardware CO
Higan