28 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
1
Apolitical commentary argues the two major parties remain viable, the tariff dispute keeps splitting both sides, and a fresh party would be unlikely to unify divergent views. It cites Madison and Jefferson era debates and notes insurgents within Republicans and protectionist stances across parties, concluding regeneration is due to the old parties themselves.
Philip Rogers of Greenville Ohio testifies after three years of illness with catarrh and weakness. He credits Dr Kutehin, a noted specialist, with restoring his health and enabling 18 hour work days. He claims his wife and daughter were cured as well and notes an upcoming free consultation and examination at the Turpen House on Friday July 29.
The sale of privileges for the Great Darke County Fair will be held on the Fair Grounds on Saturday July 20 1910 at 2 o'clock p.m. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. M L Weisenberger pres Frank Plessinger sec’y.
A miscellany of games and tales for children, inclining to old time play and geography. It describes quick foot races, blindfolded challenges, tag and pin the tail, and mentions the Long Serpent Viking ship with its sixty eight rowers and carved dragon prow. It closes with a humorous verse about hosting a house party and making playful activities.
A Dayton era party clash unfolds as Graves seeks the party nomination for U S Senator with support from key allies while rivals like Gordon challenge the process. Ottawa county delegates respond to May 28 instruction to back a party candidate, exposing intra party tensions and debates over endorsements. The Oak Harbor Exponent reports accusations against Graves tied to tax dodging and unrecorded farm mortgage loans during his tenure as prosecuting attorney.
The Dayton Herald notes Taft's early challenges in the Philippines resemble his first year in the White House. He faced army, civil, and native opposition but gradually won allied support. The piece then lists Democrats on the state ticket, six lawyers including Harmon and Hogan, who also ran in 1908.
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