State Representative Vote Push for Newel Smith
Voters are urged to back Newel Smith for the State Legislature as a step to support United States Senator William Alden Smith. The piece argues Smith’s pledge to vote for the Senator and to advance reform, including primary law changes and road funding, citing Gratiot County familiarity and Smith’s readiness to represent the people. It also endorses John Everdan for Prosecuting Attorney, praising his record and urging a large majority.
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United States
William Allen Smith
Smith
Republican Party
Michigan
Senate
United States Senato
Newel Smith
Lansing
Gratiot
Newel
Prosecuting Attorney Duties Described for Public Service
The article outlines that a Prosecuting Attorney must be more than a good lawyer. As county counsel, he must protect public interests, handle varied matters, and exercise mature judgment. He should be experienced, guard against government encroachment, and consider the public expense. In criminal cases, he must ensure punishment of violators and uphold justice.
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Gratiot County
Everdon
Republican Party
John Everdon
Gratiot
John M. Everdan
Nevessary
Campaign message for county surveyor candidate Harrod
The Republican candidate Joseph Wo Harrod is a long experienced surveyor familiar with county work. He is a clean faithful gentleman who deserves support for accurate surveying and trustworthy service.
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Joseph Wo Harrod
Harrod
Tie
Coroners slate urged by Republicans in county race
The Republicans urge voters to support Dr UC Wall and Wall Ludwig for coroner. They claim both are competent and note Dr Hall has a wide Ponogii practice. current coroner Mr Ludwig is praised as an efficient officer. Mark an X by Wall and Ludwig on the ballot.
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UC. Wall
Wall
Ludwig
Hall
Ponogii
Spinney Nominated for Circuit Court Commissioner
The piece extols Joh D Spinney as a Michigan University ice department graduate and veteran attorney. It praises his two years of service, Pleasant demeanor, and strong public support, urging re election by a larger majority.
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Circuit Court
Joh D. Spinney
Michigan University
Ice Department
Genfal John
Spinney
Martinsdale for Secretary of State endorsed by Republicans
Frederick C Martindale receives Republican backing for Secretary of State citing past service in the state legislature and labor support. He previously sought the governor nomination and is credited with directing automobile license funds to road improvement. Event details note a Festival of Nations at New Redmond Building on November 4 and 5 with French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Teelanders, New England ladies, and Suffragettes, plus meals, fancy work, and French booth goods hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church.
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Martindale
Martinsdale
Martin D Aly
Agai
Redmond
Enery
Ladies “Aid
Society of the Methodist Church
Musselman Appeals to Michigan Voters as Plain Speaker
Governor hopeful Amos S Musselman solidifies support with a plain spoken campaign image. A businesslike, honest platforms promise efficient government, better laws, and removal of political parasites while vowing to govern with common sense.
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Amos S. Musselman
Amosuusselman
Musselman
Amos S. ‘Musselmat
Republican Party
Jaticn
Michigan
Amos £ Mirselman
Lansing
State of
Lieutenant Governor Ross Seeks Re Election Based on Record
The article argues the Lt Governor wields Senate influence and must be carefully chosen. It notes John Q. Ross, having served two years with fairness, is unanimously backed by the Republican party to run again. Ross, a self made lawyer from Muskegon, rose from poverty to prominence and held local honors.
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State Senate
House
John Q. Ross
Republican Party
Senate
Joby
Q. Ross
University of Michigan
Law
Muske
Cit
Board of Commerce
Gove
Grant Fellows Pursues Attorney General Post
Grant Fellows, Republican nominee for Attorney General, has long practiced law and entered politics in 1986. He has not previously run for office and was appointed to the State Court in a career marked by steady legal work and public service.
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Grant Fellows
Fellows
Fellows Named Republican Nominee for State Ticket
The article notes Mr. Fellows born in Hudson in 1886 and living there ever since. It praises his ability and describes his selection by the Republicans as an excellent choice for the state ticket. The piece emphasizes his long Republican alignment and local roots.
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Fellows
Hudson
ADE Great Rally Defeats Alma at Davis Field
Arthur Hill High School defeated Alma last Saturday in the first quarter on Davis Field scoring 20 points while Alma added 18. Saginaw’s two early touchdowns set the pace, Alma rallied with two more touchdowns and two drop kicks after Malcolm Smith took the quarterback duties. Berry and Mahr scored touchdowns, Berry and Mahr also kicked goals while Forima, Blaisdell, Jessup, and Smith stood out in a hard fought game.
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Arthur Hill High School
Alma
Davis Field
Saginaw Boys
Malcolm Smith
Saginaw
Forima
Berry
Mahr
Smith
Blaisdell
Jessup
Burgeass
Stomach Sufferers Offered Free Trial Treatment
A dental sales style notice promises a free trial of Mi-O-Na stomach tablets with an offer to send a trial treatment booklet and guidance to cure indigestion. It claims no payment unless cured and mentions Buffalo, New York sender Chas. Rhodes guarantees the product.
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Booth
Buffalo
N.Y
Chas
Rhodes
Straw Vote Shows Strong Favor for Equal Suffrage at Zeta Sigma
At a Monday night meeting the all male Zeta Sigma literary society of the college conducted a straw poll on woman suffrage. Thirty five members favored equal suffrage while seven opposed, a five to one margin in favor of the proposition.
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Zeta Sigma
Zeta Sigma Literary Society
HYOME catarrh remedy event in New Redman Building
Chas Rhodes offers refunds on HYOME purchases and complete outfits for $1 with extra bottle for 50c. Event runs November 8 and 9 at the New Redman Building. Irish Italians Japanese Dutch and New England ladies and suffragettes expected to attend Tadies' Aid Society of the Methodist church runs the event.
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Chas
Rhodes
No More Gray or Faded Hair Ad Promotes Sage
An ad claims Parisian Sage prevents graying and fading of hair, nourishes roots for lustre, stops shedding, banishes dandruff, and cleans the scalp. It promises heavy hair growth and offers a money back guarantee. Also notes a football game Oliver vs Alma next Friday at 1:30 p.m. described as the biggest game of the year.
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Charles A.eevee
Oliver
Alma
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