Taft Sherman slate heads Ohio election list
An illustrated political list names WM Taft of Ohio as president and J Sherman of New York as vice president with electors and officials across state offices including Andrew Harris for governor and Francis Treadway for lieutenant governor. The piece blends campaign items with commentary on trusts, editors, and foreign affairs, noting the era's political drama and speculative outcomes.
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WM. HL Taft
Ohio
James 8. Sherman
New York
Edward Huggins
Franklin
Court House News Probate and Marriage Licenses
Inventories and accounts filed in guardianships and estates including H M Cole Salina Shields Nelson Mote Frank Folkerth Robert Hauver Titus Michael Andrew Pequignot Jacob F Idel and Adam Beam with bonds and appointments. marriage licenses for Cromer Fulkerson McEldowney Marshal Borts and Black. multiple court actions and foreclosures. deeds and transfers recorded by Register of Deeds across Allen Brown Washington Twin Jackson and other townships.
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H. M. Cole
Salina Shields
Nelson Mote
Frank Folkerth
Sarahng
W. F. Schneider
Robert Hauver
John A. Strader
Virgil Schlechty
Charles Medford
Barbara E. Link
Lida M. Mikesell
Wilbur Magato
Fred Ballinger
Titus Michael
Andrew Pequignot
Fred Idel
Jacob F. Idel
F. A. Sehreel
Adam Beam
John P. Cromer
Beulah N. Fulkerson
Gettysburg
Frank McEldowney
Farmer
York Township
Jennie Marshal
Patterson Township
Harvey R. Borts
Alma Black
Monroe Township
Register OF Deeds
Wm. J. Egin
A. ©. Hoblit
Allen Two
C. A. Hoblit
Dennis Lynch
Louisa Lynch
Twin Township
Catharine Rine
J. H. Strait
Washington Township
Clara Culbertson
Brown Township
J. F. Drake
Neave Two
Minnie F. Hahn
Lula Sasser
Harrison Township
L. P. Newbourer
Frank Brown
Greenville
L. Byard
Laura E. Fertig
Jackson Township
Eldora Deal
L. Gade
Wayne Township
H. L. Baughman
A. H. Grilliot
Versailles
E. C. Wright
Citizens’ Building & Loan Association
Rose Hill
W. Crist
J. Huffer
Fall Goods at New Low Prices in Greenville
Advertises The Progress store offering up-to-date fall goods at lower prices than old shelf-worn stock. Emphasizes square deal, new merchandise, and bargains in Greenville Ohio.
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Dunlap Pioneer Dairy Official and Republican Leader
Henrek W. Dunlap state dairy and food commissioner and Republican reelection candidate grew up in Pickaway county on a farm. He studied at Kingston public school Ohio State University earning a bachelor of science in agriculture then held farming roles and led farmers institutes before serving as state senator in 1903 as the first Republican elected in his district. He is a Knight Templar and married.
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Henrek W. Dunlap
Pickaway County
Dunlap
Kingston
Columbus
Ohio State University
Senate
Taft Labor’s Friend Adopts Taft Case Rules Across Railbrotherhoods
The Toledo Ann Arbor strike case affected railroad unions by endorsing workers right to quit and rejecting coercive rules. Judge Taft’s decision, cited in the Toledo Ann Arbor case, is praised as a broad labor doctrine adopted by major rail Brotherhoods, shaping contracts and tempering calls for sympathy strikes.
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Taft
Railway Brotherhoods
Hom H. Taft
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Labor Organization
Brotherhoodf Engineers
Toledo-Anno Arbor
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Tutt
Tafts Narramore Decision and Labor Safeguards
The article argues Judge Taft’s Narramore ruling protected workers from unsafe railroad practices and upheld a statute against employers exploiting implied risk waivers. It praises Taft for labor sympathy, condemns Democratic smears, and notes the ruling remains federal law while Ohio later codified it.
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Taft
Narramore
Mr. Taft
Democratic Party
Ohio
Benefito
Narrimore
United States Court of Appeals
Taft Judson Harmon
Narramere
Taftanid
Hiad
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
Hick
Obio
Inns of Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Flat tax burden on bank deposits sparks call for reform
A local writer argues against the flat tax on bank deposits, contending it harms banking and revenue. The author notes annual declines in deposits during assessment week, estimating at least $25,000 per year from personal experience.
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Robert Howell
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Pullman Car Porter Corporation
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