King for State Senator Promotes Forward Movement
The Alma Record reports Francis King as candidate for State Senator from the 25th district, supported by Gratiot Mecosta and Isabella counties. It notes his progressive Republican stance, primary bill support, good roads advocacy, sugar beet and farm product protection, and predicts a large nomination and election victory. It compares Wilson and Bryan, and reviews electoral college prospects and state ratings.
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Editorial on election odds from St Louis Globe Democrat
The Globe-Democrat critiques betting on the 1908 contest, noting bets on Wilson versus Taft and a two thirds electoral college majority. It compares such predictions to historic gambles by reformers and party operatives, recalling Greeley, Tilden, and Bryan era wagers and public sentiment.
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Shifting Paths in U S Nominating Systems
A summary of evolving methods to nominate candidates from conventions to primaries. The Saginaw Courier Herald notes predictions that primary voting may replace traditional party conventions, framing conventions as possible platforms with reduced influence. The article traces origins from informal gatherings to caucuses, then to the 1824 deadlock and the rise of the national convention system led by Andrew Jackson.
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Political Advertisements and Probate Court Candidacy Notice
The item presents political advertising for Velthe J. Rose of Astley and a formal self announcement from J. Lee Potts seeking another term as Gratiot County Probate Judge. Rose touts party support in the August primary. Potts recounts reforms, discipline, and efficiency improvements during his 1889 to 1898 term and pledges careful service if nominated and elected.
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Judge of Probate Announces Republican Candidacy
A Gratiot County notice from a longtime Judge of Probate declares candidacy for another term. The speaker thanks Republican voters for past support and asks for continued backing at the August primaries and election day.
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FOR SHERIFF NOMINATION ANNOUNCEMENT BY WILBUR ENNIS
Wilbur Ennis declares his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in the August primaries. He seeks the support of all party members and pledges to uphold law and order.
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Potter Declares Candidacy for Gratiot Drain Commissioner
EP Potter announces his candidacy for drain commissioner of Gratiot County, stating the race will be determined by voters at the primaries on August 27.
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