Fractional Democracy in the 1907 trade and monetary debate
A fragmented analysis critiques Champ Clark and fractional democracy, detailing the Pennsylvania platform’s stance on constitutional questions and voter disfranchisement risks. It notes debates on monetary reform to decentralize money and credit and calls for wealth redistribution as part of the party program.
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Hythe
Ida
Champ Clark
Clark
Champ
Pennsylvania
Pénnsylyanta
Roosevelt Sa
Mansachusetta
Roosevelt
Leech's Book Praised by Washington Editor in Telegram
The Rev Samuel V Leech of Washington DC sent the Telegram editorial staff a small book titled Recognition Love and Immortality in Celestial Life He dedicated it to Theodore Roosevelt a longtime intimate friend Virginia West Virginia Methodist Episcopal minister Dr Leodata or similar name participated in denominational conferences and was active in Wheeling Morgantown Charleston affairs He inspired and affected many during the gathering years
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Leech
Samuel V. Leech
Washington, D. C
Telegram
Odore Roosevelt
Legdhta
Virginia
West Virginis
Methodist Episcopal
Wheeling
Morganford
Charleston
Tiutgere
Jim
Feet
Goosey Prophecy on Roosevelt and Candidates
A feisty note discusses a prophecy claiming Roosevelt would be GOP nominee at Chicago and Democrats would avoid Wilson or Clark at Baltimore. It asserts Democrats fear defeating Roosevelt and hints Clark could beat him if Roosevelt is the nominee, implying a deliberate GOP-leaning forecast.
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Hoepublicans
Chicago
Baltimore
Wilson
Clark
Ann
Roosevelt
Goose
Dé Sage
Pennsylvania Republican Platform Scrutinized at State Convention
The Roosevelt Republicans of Pennsylvania under Old Bil yan signed the platform. The draft was examined by Theodore Roosevelt before submission. It omits a plan for recall of judges and avoids a definite program to control or dismantle trusts.
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Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican primary dates and conventions list for delegates
Washington D C May 8 dates for remaining Republican primaries and conventions to select national convention delegates in Chicago. Includes Kansas North Carolina Missouri Maryland Arkansas Texas Minnesota Tennessee California Washington Michigan Utah West Virginia North Carolina Idaho Oklahoma Ohio New Jersey South Dakota and other state primaries with specific May and June dates and order of events.
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Washington
D. C
Chicago
Kansas State
Kansas
North Carolina
Missouri
Maryland
Arkansas
Texas
Wyoming
Minnesota
Tennessee
California
Washington State
Michigan
Utah State
West Virginia
North Carolina State
West
Witth
Oklahoma
Ohio
Texas State
Ohio State
Une
South Dakota
Changes in National Guard Officers Prompt Promotions
Charleston May reports upcoming officer changes in the National Guard due to resignations and necessary promotions. Major M. M. Neely of the Mirat OGL cannante battalion requests appointment from Harrivan county subject to final approvals.
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Charleslon
May
Natonal Guard
M. M. Neely
Mirat
OGL
Te Nome
Harrivan
Unclear Text About Names and a Military Context
The readable fragments reference a First Lieutenant, a company, and a potential assignment or accusation but lack coherent facts. The garbled OCR mentions a drill or test and a possible teaching position but no verifiable events, dates, or outcomes are present.
Langhlin Announces Candidacy for West Virginia
George A Langhlin declares his run for Congress in West Virginia's First District subject to Republican primaries on June 4 1942. He pledges a fair clean canvass across all counties and seeks support from ALB R Campbell.
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Congress
Virginia
Tungath
George A Langhlin
West Virginia
Alb
R. Campbell
West Virginia Governor and State Senate Candidacy Announced
An official notice announces Dr. H. D. Hatfield of Eckman McDowell County as a Republican gubernatorial candidate subject to the June 4 1912 primary. Charles W Swisher of Charleston is also named as a candidate for governor in the same primary. A candidate for the West Virginia Senate Twelfth district is George H Whith Weston West Virginia, subject to June 4 1912 Republican primary and voters' will. Conservative wording reflects party rules and primary process.
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H. D. Hatfield
Eckman
McDowell County
Charles W. Swisher
Charleston
West Virginia
Tam
Senate
Pence Ss
Harrison County
Lilly Declares Candidacy for Attorney General Nomination
A. A. Lilly announces he is a Republican candidate for attorney general, subject to the primary on June 4, 1912, in Beckley West Virginia.
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BOR
Beckley
W. You
A. A. Lilly
Republican primary filings for Harrison Lewis Circuit judges
A set of early 20th century campaign notices announces candidates for judge positions in Harrison and Lewis counties. Names include Charles W. Lynch, Haymond Maxwell, Will B. Morris, Harvey W. Harmer, with appeals urging Republican voters to participate in the June 4, 1912 primaries and support their judicial nominees.
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Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Harrison and
Lewis
Stafford
Anere
Circuit Court
Thirteenth Judicial District
Haymond Maxwell
West Virginia House of Delegates candidates named Harrison county
Tam for the House of Delegates in Harrison county is set as a Republican primary candidate with June 4, 1912, elections. E P Parrise is listed as tam percent or candidate for the nomination. John W Carpenter of Salem, W. Va., is also noted for the 1912 primary.
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House OF Delegates
Harrison County
West Virginis
John W. Carpenter
Salem
W. Va
Harrison County Republican primary pledges 1912
Harrison County candidates announce for sheriff prosecuting attorney and county commissioner. J L Davisson John M Knox J W Souther Charles W Furber James S Grier James Sturm John J Sturm seek Republican nominations June 4 1912 with pledges of honorable conduct and faithful service.
Candidacies Filed for County Surveyor in Republican Primary
H Arthur Heinze declares candidacy for county surveyor subject to the Republican primary on June 4, 19g. Tom 0 announces for county surveyor nomination in the Republican primary on June 4, 1812. Cuthbert A Osborn listed as candidate for the same office and party.
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Tom
Caicei
Ivotera
Cuthbert A. Osborn
Howard Robinson Announces Candidacy for Harrison County Assessor
Howard Robinson of Hosebud West Virginia declares his candidacy for the Harrison County Assessor on the Republican ticket. The nomination hinges on the voters decision in the June 4 1972 primary. Robinson urges support in the upcoming election.
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BOR
Harrison County
Howard Robinson
Hosebud
W. Va
Harrison County Assessor Candidate Declares Primary Run
A. Schutr announces candidacy for Harrison county assessor as a Republican, subject to June 4 1912 primary approval. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected, Salem West Virginia, May 3, 1812.
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Tom
Harrison County
Harvey W. Jtarmer
Republi
Salem
W. Va
A. Schutr
Candidate announces bid for Nasansor nomination in Hasel-50 County
A. T. Roudant declares intention to seek the Nasansor nomination subject to Republican voters approval at the June 4, 1912 primary election. The announcement frames the bid as official pending party support.
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Tama
Tor
Hartieon County
Tae
Twill Grant
Nasansor
Hasel- 50
Republicas
T.roudant
William Port Declares Candidacy for Clark District Justice
A local notice announces William Port as a candidate for justice of the peace in Clark district Harrison county based on primary results and sets June 4 1912 as the election date for Aub voters.
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Justice OF the Phage
Justice of the Peace
Clark District
Harrison County
William Port
Prominent Harrison County Republicans Seek Justice of the Peace
A flood of 1912 era notices announces candidacies for the office of justice of the peace across Harrison County districts Coal Clark and Charles. Names such as McWarner Brorgh Mak ingay and Eide appear amid references to Republican primaries and nomination procedures.
Candidacy Announcement for Sardie District Constable Nomination
A candidate declares for the constable nomination in Sardie district under the Republican banner for the primary on June 4, 1913. The announcement notes the seat and party affiliation amid election proceedings.
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Sardie
Harrison Contr
Wallnoé
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