Republican Dissent Shapes Michigan 1912 Vote
A long theater of political fault lines in Michigan highlights Theodore Roosevelt versus Taft as the GOP split center. Amos Musselman endorses Roosevelt, while local Republicans push continuity with Hughes in probate and county offices.
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Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
National Progressive Party
Gratiot County Votes For Woman Suffrage Amendment
The Record urges Michigan voters to approve the state constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. It stresses the importance of the measure, calls for a yes mark in Gratiot, and pledges broad, nonpartisan support across parties for progressive reform.
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Michigan
Wolverine
Gratiot
The Irony of Fate in Wilson Era Crisis Descriptions
A summary noting Woodrow Wilson's portrayal of hardship in 1892 to 1900, highlighting Dr. Wilson's commentary on poverty, unemployment, and economic distress across western mining regions and cities, and including mentions of Coxey's Army and treasury challenges under President Cleveland.
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Treasury Reserve
Judge Potts lauded for clean campaign in probate race
A political column endorses Republican candidate J. Lee Potts for Judge of Probate. It argues clean campaigning reflects a candidate’s character and predicts Potts will fulfill duties with care and competence, noting the Republican ticket’s strength and public demand for untainted administration.
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Judge Potts
Potts for Probate Judge Highlighted by Endorsements
In a letter and public appeal the author lauds Judge Potts for probate duties. The endorsement stresses integrity, experience, and sympathy, arguing Potts is more qualified than his rival and should receive votes. The appeal urges voters to consider qualifications and bring dignity to the office.
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Hughes for County Clerk Re-Election Endorsed by Gratiot Bar
The Record strongly supports Richard Hughes for County Clerk citing his long service, diligence, and broad responsibilities over criminal and civil courts, board clerking, and vast county records. It lauds his efficiency, experience, and the August primary nomination by the Republican party, urging voter continuation of his leadership.
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Gratiot
Kelly S. Searle
Board of Supervisors
Remarkable Campaign Feat by Bird J Tucker for Register of Deeds
Bird J Tucker of this city, Republican candidate for Register of Deeds, has campaigned vigorously for twelve years despite walking with crutches since a 1900 stroke. His strong push against a longtime foe yielded an overwhelming majority, highlighting Tucker's resilience, appealing personality, and steady backing from voters.
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Tucker Chosen for Register of Deeds Post
The candidate, Mr. Tucker, described as capacitated for the work with long experience, is a traveling salesman of excellent education. The selection notes his fitness to oversee the office and to perform duties in a satisfactory manner.
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Register of Deeds
Redman Seeks Re-Election as Gratiot Drain Commissioner
Gratiot County voters face a decision on Drain Commissioner Redman who, after two terms, seeks another. A lifelong resident and Michig an Agricultural College civil engineering graduate, he oversaw major drains despite heavy rainfall. His experience includes eight years as county surveyor and five as drain commissioner, with a notable record of completed projects and Board of Review efficiency.
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Record Endorses Redman for Office and Ennis for Sheriff
The Record endorses Mr. Redman for fitness in office noting reliable service and broad support. It also urges Republican voters to back Mr. Ennis for Under-Sheriff, praising fairness and execution of duties, and highlighting labor demand and prior Deputy Sheriff success. Alma delegation visits Middleton to rally Democratic efforts, while the Presbyterian Examiner features Alma College and President Blaisdell with illustrations of Wright Hall.
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Jay Clizbe
News
Young Republican seeks sheriff's office in county race
A young candidate named Wilbur Ennis, currently serving as deputy and under-sheriff under Democrat Sheriff Rowell, announces his run on the Republican county ticket. Ennis is described as having a large local acquaintance and three years of experience with the sheriff's office.
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