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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
7
Roosevelts easy victory signals strong support for his campaign in Hamites County where Taft supporters face tough odds. Final returns show Roosevelt leading with a clear margin while Dixon and Rosser entries appear marginal. Outcome shapes party control as committees prepare to reorganize and set campaign strategy ahead of key state races.
Early Cleveland reports show Roosevelt leading with a strong showing in Ohio districts while Taft trails. Governor Harmon’s win in the state yields Roosevelt a solid delegate majority, with forecasts predicting a major presence at the national convention as Democratic leaders react to the Ohio result.
Campaign notes reveal Cleebes of O aims for Congress with a May 2 date and preliminary campaign steps. The fragmentary item hints at early planning and potential platform elements without detail.
In St. Lasts Massachusetts May 22 the cases of J Beall and Frank Quins were bound for appeal to the federal court of appeals in this city on charges of conspiring to prevent Negroes from voting for Congressman. The article mentions Mr James W Graham traveling to Marselé for business.
A fragmentary note praises a boy named Theor for winning a toy prize at a local event. Citizens share warm congratulations and celebrate the young contestant in a small community moment.
May 22 report from Pintiere Pa describes President Sheps on a train receiving news of distress from Bere 20 minutes into the trip. Secretary Hiller sent ro tars from the Ohio primaries, while Taft’s message updates reached Den wiree. A citizen showed a table with three of four local results.
Washington May 2 Senator Dix cited a statement attributed to Taft and offered remarks on what he called forward looking prophecies. The dispatch notes Dix’s interpretation of the so called Qum Words prophecy and its potential political implications.
Justice EH Cherry of Gillis Mifts Tennessee suffered a long lasting leg sore and failed remedies. He claims Becklen's Arnica Salve cured the condition after doctors and other treatments failed. The salve cures boils ulcers cuts and bruises and sells for 35 cents at G E Baker & Co Ferme.
Testimony before the judiciary committee centers on Archbald and associates. Witnesses discuss conversations with Williams, alleged favors, a coal pile inquiry, and a disputed note involving Lenihan and Reynolds. References to a 198? coal case and a $2500 payment surface amid claims of impropriety in the Archbald affair.
Colombe s O May 22 With committee reports before it the constitutional convention began third reading review and pass proposals The convention may craft a submission rise before taking up committee work Indications show the submission plan tested by the committee may be rejected Messrs Stokes Montgomery and Miller Crawford oppose it saying the ballot should prepare a weather voters can resist an affirm at Relative trte and reject the entire work of the convention
Vague text lists candidates by district for an upcoming congressional nominating election. Districts include Fier Disviet Stamley Bowdte Seconté Alfred Allen and others such as M Cox J H Gorke T Ansberri D Hempetend J D Post J R Sherwood H C Claypool C L Brumbaugh C C Anderson.
Governor Harmon sweeps most counties and cities in the Ohio presidential preference primary, carrying Franklin and Curahers counties and defeating Wilson in Cleveland and many other centers. Early returns show Harmon leading in multiple districts while anti-Harmon figures face repudiation except Cleveland mayor Newton D. Baker. The report notes weather contributing to a light vote and outlines delegate prospects.
May 2 in Austim Texas reports arrangements for the Port Bolivar and Iron Ore Railroad to run as part of the Santa Fe system. The route from Longtiow to the iron ore fields in Cass County links with Schwab and associates developing ore properties.
Sunday evening marked the start of graduation season as the Freder icktown class attended the Methodist church for a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. D. M. Pressley of the Freder icktown Baptist church. He urged hard work and righteous ambition, noting success comes to those who seek it industriously. A union memorial service will follow next Sunday with Rev. Pressley delivering the address. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted in attendance and in subsequent social mentions.
Mrs Jor Martin and Mie visit, convalescent care in Detroit and Waterford church events. Pastor Geo H M Torker from Waterford SM church visited Fredricktown. D D Daniel returns from Medical College Colneshoe. Lyte Gable, Fred Harry, and Rickmore/Cleveland residents appear in local notices.
A Joliet resident credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving her from a near fatal typhoid pneumonia and severe cough. The advertisement promotes the throat and lung remedy as quick and safe with a trial bottle offered by G. R. Baker & Co. Local items note visits and hospital stays of several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Hinckley of Cleveland, with family members accompanying them.
Local supplier touts wall paper stock with papers priced at 3 cents and gift papers at 6 conts, highlighting affordable options for home decoration and gifting.
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