Campaign receipts show Bryan as only nominal in presidential nominating lists
Reports indicate rapid support for the Taft-Swisher ticket with William J. Bryan notified as a matter of record. Large volumes of letters from across the state express enthusiasm for the Taft-Swisher campaign and the national ticket, while headquarters handle rising correspondence and campaign literature logistics.
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William J. Bryan
Wollivty
Wiliam J. ‘Taft
Charles W. Bwinder
Laformatinn
Iinrature
Taft-Swisher
West Virginia election opinion by Brown Kingwood leader
A field report from Weet Virginia reveals exter A. Hirown of the bar at thin court endorsing a special levy and urging support for Swisher in the Shinnston election. The Brooklyn style column praises Swisher as a strong candidate from Marion County and notes party unity, leadership history, and the GOP's influence on state politics.
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Kingwood
Tue A. Hirown
Thin Court
Virginia
Shinnston
Republican Party
United Statin
Taravis
West
Mixta
Rome
GW Swinder
Marion
Bwishiar
Wiekem
Laugh Maker and Brockway Ladies Quartet Dazzle Local Stage
A Wednesday program features Arthur Love entertaining an audience with musical humor and a display of instruments. The Brockway Ladies Quartet delivers an excellent singing and instrumental set, with another Brockway event planned for Thursday afternoon. In a separate matter, Will iam Mays faces a police court arraignment after being found on a roof near a gambling den. testimony about gambling activity is unclear and led to questions from counsel and the mayor.
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Arthur Lave
Kate
Brilian Bumner
Colon
Brockway
PregrAm
Arthur Love
Brockway Ladies Quetrie
Welock
le Nienginret
At & Mole
Bnlureter
Poller Court
William Mays
Rambo
Oleer Brooke
Oliver Brooks
Mayor Wood
Mays
Brooks
Charien W. Moore
Omvers Brooks
Town Council Adjourns Meeting on Dr Cox Permit and Finances
Shinst ton council adjourned after rejecting Dr N B Coxs permit for a store and one story frame building on Main street near the Masonic Temple and B F Anderson residence. The session focused on town finances with a projected 20 cent levy to raise funds for the year and a special election set for August 24 to approve the measure.
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Bridge Street
Hubbard, Hubbard Key Visits At State Headquarters
Congressman W. P. Hubbard and aides plan to visit the 10 Reganioan afete headquarters Wednesday. Mra Lary Ferret and son Bow ard of Wisconsin have been touring Detroit and Mien for the laguar serha and will return home Saturday.
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W. P. Hubbard
Jim Agrenati
Reganioan Afete
Anil
Muttewe
Congress Gaan
Mra
Lary Ferret
Boward
Wis
Felribe Bm
Detroit
Mien
City council approves levy to wipe out debt
The council adopted a 2 percent levy with a second 20 cent levy to erase outstanding indebtedness totaling $670.10 in interest and principal. The year’s outstanding debt stands at $81,718.20 as valued, with $44,517.31 to be raised. A local election and notices followed, including remarks on Elk Creek-Lridge Gear and the Catholic church repair.
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Tounell
Tocanta
T. M. Jackson
Boli & Talidiaz
Elk creek-Lridge
Campaign Office Hubs for Matthews Force at Oak Hall
Republican state headquarters at Oak Hall, a hub of campaign activity, houses ten furnished rooms with telephone and long distance service for Chairman Samuel V. Matthews and aides including Austin Sikes Virgil Hilchland and Charles W. Moore. The operations cover communications, literature, and a rapid tempo of political organization across the state.
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Oak Hall
Judes
Nathan Gom
Judge Goff
Toome
Ith
Dianess
Samuel V. Matthews
Matthews
Waldo
Austin Sikes
Wuntington
Virgil I. Hilchland
Charles W. Moore
Iterary Bureau
Mr. Root
Charleston
Thin Bureau
Charley Breckmith
Nomination notes from Lincoln event and Clayta remarks
In Lincoln on August 13 a large crowd gathered as Archited Representative Clayton of Alabama announced his nomination. Bryan reception criticized tariff reform and Republican abuses while Democrats pledged campaign reforms and funding limits. Continued on page 1.
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Lincoln
Istory
Dfack
National Committee
Clayton
Alabamwa
John
Nugent
Des Moines
Bryan
Dian
Ataterman
Ward
Eagke Tyhe
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic National
United States
Des Reco red Gerrard Developaven Cain Keyterrrent
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gerrard and Clarksville area names. no coherent event or facts available to summarize into a complete notice.
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Gerrard
Clarksbere
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