Ohio Campaign Fireworks Highlight Johnson Johnson Clash
Ohio politics blaze as a Republican speaker attacks Tom Johnson and his Democratic allies. He labels Johnson a danger to labor and warns that free trade and socialistic policies threaten Ohio’s prosperity under the current administration and Dearen.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Vom L. Johnson
Tan
Clarke
Joshua
Joseph
Akron
William Mewinley
Tom Johnson
Foraker
United States
Europe
Free trade clash haunts Ohio Democrats and Clarke
The author argues Democratic unity hinges on free trade, condemns it as weak and harmful as shown by the Wilson bill. Ohio leaders Tom Johnson and John H. Clarke push free trade, but voters recall McKinley era protection. Clarke’s Johnson-leaning stance risks repeating past troubles.
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Democratic Party
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Congress
John HH. Clarke
Johnson
McKinley
Mark Hanna
John H. Clarke
Clarke
Quick Growing Plants Cress Rapid Flowering Note
Cress is the fastest growing plant under ideal conditions it can flower and seed eight days after planting.
Johnson platform declares injunctions threaten liberty
The article contrasts goats and pigs eating fractions with a political sermon from the Johnson convention nominating Tom Johnson. It accuses Johnson of using injunctions to block tax dodging trials and claims he asserts state issues dominate but aims to defeat the return of Hano.
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Tor Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Ohio
Kentucky
New York
Enuch
Cleveland
Columbus
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Herrick
Mark Hanna
Akron
Tom
Enquirer Promises Value for Business Readers
An early 20th century advertisement extols The Daily Enquirer and Weekly Enquirer as indispensable to business people. It touts profit potential from informed decisions, urges patronage, and lists subscription rates of $14.00 daily and $1.90 weekly with agent or postmaster contact.
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Lagards
The
Enquirer
Daily Enquirer
United States
Weekly
Ohio General Assembly Votes on Constitutional Amendment
The record shows a proposed amendment submitted to Ohio voters on a November date, seeking to alter Section 16 of Article II of the state constitution. The governor's veto is noted, with debate over the amendment's phrasing and submission timing. The document reflects legislative action and procedural steps toward placing the amendment before electors.
Municipal Classification Proposed Amendment in Ohio
A proposal to amend Ohio’s constitution seeks changes to municipal classification rules. The measure outlines options for city and village governance and potential reclassification processes. Supporters argue for clearer urban standards while opponents warn of unfunded fiscal impacts.
Ohio Proposal on Taxation Amends Constitution
Ohio General Assembly proposes a statewide ballot measure on November 2003 to amend section 2 of article XII. The plan outlines uniform taxation for state and local purposes with exemptions for burial grounds worship houses public charity institutions property used for public purposes and certain exempt properties.
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Feneral Assembly
Lawa
Ohio Joint Resolution Certified by Secretary of State
The joint resolution adopted by the General Assembly of Ohio on May 6, 1902 is certified as a true copy by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin. The certificate is dated January 27, 1903, at Columbus with the official seal.
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Secretary of State
Seanoe Apes
Sreyion
W. S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B. Ancier
Senate
Univer States
Ameentcn
Ohio
Secretary
T. Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Columbus
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Lewis C. Laylin
State of
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F.B. Anchier
United States of America
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Nike
Lewis’ C. Layltn
Uxvrep States of
McKinnon
Representatives
Carl L. Nippert
Wueneer
Ohio voters consider constitutional amendment on November 1903
The document notes a proposal to amend section 3 of article XIII of the Ohio constitution to read a specific text. It records officials involved, including McKinnon as Speaker and Carl L. Nippert, with a date of April 29, 1902, and an official seal in Columbus.
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House of Representatives
Carl L. Nirreet
Senate
General Assembly
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
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