Hodges Letter on Democratic Governor Nomination
The letter from Thomas Hodges of Morantown responds to John W. Davine and declines a personal campaign for governor. He explains a state university job limits political activity, urges a unity first convention, and states he would run if the party deems him most available, viewing service to the party as an honor. He stresses defeating factionalism and choosing the strongest nominee. He signed as a Democrat born and faithful to the party tradition.
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Thomas
Hodges
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John W. Davin Ee
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Democratic Party
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Sweet Melody Flour Featured in Gale at Economy Sefer Cart
A fragment mentions a cart feature and a melody related event at an economy fair. It references Fiat, oaks, and a sweet melody motif as part of the item showcased, with no clear dates or locations outlined in the readable text.
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Mercantile Company
Avanta
Economy Clothing Company
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