04 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
1
The Columbus Republican gathering produced a winning ticket led by Editor Harding. Harmon’s bid appears limited to party backing and corpora- tion support, with Bryan’s Faction possibly dampening Harmon’s Democratic votes. Nick Longworth’s keynote praised tariff handling and insurgent restraint, boosting Harding’s prospects for statewide influence and future races.
An old advertisement mentions an infallible cough remedy priced 50 cents to $1.00 with a free trial bottle from Wi Kipp's Sons Co. The piece also reports on J A Hoffman visiting Bowling Green, growing auto travel, and remarks on the Republican state ticket nomination in Columbus with commentary on George B. Cox and Cleveland. It includes an endorsement from the Industrial and Orphan's Home in Macon, Ga., praising Electric Bitters as a family medicine. Subscriptions offer combining The Journal and Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer for 1.50.
Mrs Phoebe Ross Miss Hazel Ross and Mrs L A Wilson visited in New Madison last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Malinda Wilcox Mrs Miranda Judy and Mrs Clara Sailor called at T J Wilsons. Dr Baker traveled to Columbus last week. Mrs Myrtle Jefferis visited Richmond Ind last week. Fairview church plans a churchyard festival next Saturday night. Mrs Amanda McWhinney called on Mrs Jennie Dickey last Wednesday. Mrs Sarah Sayles visited her brother Hiram Sayles at Mr Poppans Sunday. Sherman Harris now resident of South Broadway Aig 1 SEPORTER.
The article recounts a Longworth speech criticizing Judson Harmon’s record as governor and lawyer. It argues Harman’s private practice and railroad interests conflict with presidency qualifications, suggesting voters will weigh his long association with corporations in the coming election.
A fragmentary report discusses Republican actions on a railroad bill and a postal savings matter, noting amendments by regulars and insurgents. It cites Harmon's speech and platform, criticizes recent revisions as downward, and touts a definite Republican program with emphasis on production costs and protections.
The piece argues Warren G. Harding embodies the old fashioned Republican platform, pledging strong oratory and unity to rally voters. It praises his selection as nominee and foresees a decisive GOP victory in November, asserting Ohio’s Republican majority will back a proven candidate.
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