Republican Ticket Electors and State Officials Listed
A fragmented county ballot style listing names for presidential electors and state offices. Edward Huggins Joseph Carew Andrew Harris Franklyn Moe Liduron Francis Treadways Thompson Edward M. Pulling Charles Green Ul Denman Lacas For Board of Public Works William Kirtley Tr Dellanow Baldwin Ashitahula Date K L Pow Commissioner Mick W. Dunlap Jon W. Zeller John Alsuavok Samus L Price John Monatt Thos. Mulligan JRus Russell WL Aleread
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Huggins
Franklin
Joseph T. Carew
Hamilton
Kor Govertnyp
Andrew L. Harris
Prebilo
Moe Liduron
Ievernon Francis
Treadways
Bor Stu
Calarles
Green
Wrinklin
Kia Atomy
Denman
Lacas
Boaird
Public Works
Kirtley TR
Dellanow
M. Baldwin
Ashitahula
KHL
Mick W. Dunlap
Samus L Price
Joun
Monatt
Cilutabus
Congress
Mulligan
Allen
Russell
Shelby
Darke
Republican convention call for Second Judicial Circuit of Ohio
The AL2 Republican committee meeting at Springfield Ohio approves a call for a district convention to select delegates for the circuit court race. Delegates from counties chart an allocation of 127 total seats with 64 needed for choice and lists six counties including Franklin Madison Miami Montgomery and Preble. The report notes party efforts in Congress and preparations for the November election, with Taft’s memorial day remarks and Panama tensions also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Springfield
Ube
Obin
Springtiont
Ani Tos
Weelwek
Judicial Eiveuin
Dyer
Electric Bitters Restore Health for Mill Creek Man
Nine years ago in Mill Creek Indiana Territory Mr C Farthing faced a near death while life hung by a thread. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters and after a bottle he regained strength and has stayed well since. Sold under guarantee at Wm Kipp's Sons drug store for 50cc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
Ter
Electric Bitters
Wm. Kipp
An Interesting Bridge In Ceylon And Odd Ballooning Quips
A satirical collection notes a satinwood bridge in Kandy built by Major Skinner with no bolts or nails, a clever structural marvel. It also includes a party game requiring a confederate to guess a pointed name, a jokey riddle section on mundane topics, robin nests, birthday rhymes, and a trivia line about arctic game birds having only two colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kandy
Iland
Ceylon
Skinner
Gettysburg Notes On City Improvements And Taft Speculation
Gettysburg reports progress on Main Street improvements and more sidewalks for pedestrians. The column discusses Taft as favorite for the Chicago convention on the first ballot, notes a recent excursion to Columbus and a Ada visit by Rev Fulkerson, and mentions Children’s Day plans and local rainfall influence on tobacco groves. Mrs Sarah C Rohr returns from Dayton and Bradford after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Chicago
Taft
P. B. Moul
Gettysburg
Sarah C. Rohr
Dayton
Bradford
Progress Greenville offers negligee shirts and farming tips
The Progress on Broadway across from Court House in Greenville Ohio advertises negligee shirts for all sizes and clothing needs for men. It also shares agricultural advice on orchard care, spraying trees, and breeding poultry, emphasizing proper soil and plant treatment for better yields and healthier birds.
Novelist and Toledo Mayor Whitlock Linked to Democratic Ticket
People of the Day profile Brad Whitlock, Toledo mayor and novelist, noted as a suggested second candidate on the Democratic presidential ticket with approval from Bryan associates. Born March 4, 186?, Whitlock began as a Chicago newspaper reporter and rose to regional fame, with ties to Toledo’s noted “Golden Age” era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlock
Toledo
Bryan
Hhis
Lili
Sans Juoes
Brad Whitlock
Arteria
Chicago
Vod
Politics and prose mark career of a Springfield figure
Bhand Whitlog, once advised by George Ade to specialize in political reporting, built a varied career. He studied law, moved to Toledo, and entered politics as an Independent, serving as mayor in 1905 and reelected last year. He wrote novels including The Thirteenth District and Her Infinite Variety, married Ella Brainerd of Springfield in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhand Whitlog
George Ade
Toledo
Ella Brainerd
Springfield
Pride of a Poor Actor in Early Tour Times
An old actor recalls Be Janco's generosity during lean days on tour. Dave, reportedly hungry, invited two companions to dine with him after receiving a remittance, then apologized with a simple plate. A waitress later said he kept up appearances to shield friends from seeing his struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Be Janco
Warfield
Dave
Itx
Tle
Governor Guild Visited Michigan With Taft Officials
Governor Guild of Massachusetts visited Michigan with Secretary Taft and was warmly received. His stance on racial questions has strengthened support among African Americans. A Bowdon native aged forty eight, he served as inspector general under General Fitzhugh Lee during the Spanish War and later became lieutenant governor in 1902 and governor in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Taft
Guild
Bowton
Fitzhugh Lee
Roosevelt
Massachusette
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Greenville Journal
Thoraday
Otwell
Ofploe
Broadway
Creberiena
Air
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Vayulina
EMEA
Thompson, i
Edward M. Pulling
Vivhanay
Wir
State Commissioung P Rehiwite
Jon W. Zeller
Hanew
Bar Dudges
Supra Court
John Alsuavok
Gall
Circuit Court Convention
Republican Party
Grant
Panama
Mr. Squiers
Cable
Colon
Washington
United States
Philippines
San Francisco
Arlington
General Sheridan
National Committee
Queaser
Johnny
Colum
Rev. Fulkerson
Tonia
the Progress
Court House
Greenville, O
Fabbers
Castoria
Curtis Guild
J.T. Martz
Kirk Hoffman
Weaver Block
Edway
Martin B. Trainor
ATLAW
Greenville, Ohio
Enville
Vohn H. Korster
Turpen
T. Conkling
Canhier
T.O. Maher
Ann’t Cashier
Adelbert Martz
Ash
America’s Greatest Weekly
Toledo Blade
Toledo, Ohio
E Lawrence
Insurance
Room No
Greenville
Markete
Louis H. Landman
Wallace
East Fleth Street
Dames of
Netaal cHente
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Olwell
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