Convention Call for Democratic District Thirteenth Ohio
The Democrats of Ohio's Thirteenth Senatorial district call a delegate convention at Marysville Court House on August 11 at 1 40 PM to nominate a State Senator. Representation basis fixed at one delegate and one alternate per 100 votes for Pattison in 1905, with delegates chosen by county executive committees. temporary officers named.
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Ohio
Court House
Marysville
Tuenre
John M. Pattison
Hardin
Logan
Marton Union
TOG. de Ices Veteosantl
Phil M. Crow
Harding County
B. B. Gaumer
Union County
W. H. Evans
Hardin County
W. & Niven
Logan County
Martin J. Burke
Marion County
Homer Southard
Phonograph Sale On Front Porch Delays Noted
Fragmentary report notes Toft publicizes a phonograph on a front porch as part of a McKinley era campaign idea. The device is to be wound up and demonstrations planned, with records placed for sale the following Monday.
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Toft
McKiney
Political quips swirl as campaign chatter grows
A stream of satirical lines mocks Republicans and Democrats over phonographs, gasps at rising freight rates, and hints at looming election battles. References include Foraker, Macyrus, and varied international tangle, with jokes about hedging and a zoo elephant.
Political tensions test Republican unity in 1908 era
A critical look at Republican leaders away from Washington for campaigns and holidays. It notes Secretary of War Wright staying, wealth and trusts, Standard Oil fate, Rockefeller donations, railroad rates, Taft and Roosevelt dynamic, and Wall Street influence on policy and tariffs. The piece highlights public skepticism of trusts and wage claims in an era of party infighting.
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Washington
Wright
Ait
Welsh soda woes and American tastes in Wales
A varied Washington dispatch notes James H. Johnson appealing to American soda fountain makers to civilize the Welsh with fruit extracts and non intoxicating drinks. It also covers Admund Enright’s appointment as Superintendent of Filipino Students, the Mare Island dry dock project in Vallejo, and a Forest Service plan to plant trees on worn farms for Christmas trees and timber, including Norway spruce and chestnut rotations.
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Washington
Wales
United
Swans
Jenae HH. Jonson
Johnson Hinwell
Department of Gym
Admund Enright
Wisconsin
Jast
Bhawe Shores
Philippines
United States
Enright
Beloit College
Civil Service Board
Mare Island Navy Yard
Vallejo
Cal
Francia B. Smith
Gftractors
Navy Department
Smith
Pacific
America
United States Forest Service
Dea
Ohio
Pruggester
Homestead
Murder Trial Sparks Rural Search Near Wisetonville
A wealthy southern Clar emont county farmer was found dead after a yearlong mystery. Datayia and relatives were involved as authorities chased leads, with George Wall’s alleged involvement and another brother fleeing the scene.
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Datayia
George Wall
Giseing
Romble Howe
Wisetonville
George
Tierge
Claremont County
Denies Charges Amid Auditing Tangle in Columbus
Attorney Jenert Miller, acting attorney general, rejects claims of a department deficiency raised by a special auditing committee. He questions the adjutant general over National Guard expenses and criticizes legislators for relying on department estimates. State officials outside Columbus deny access to the auditing report, leaving questions about expenditure practices unresolved.
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Critchfield
Guilbert
Columbus
Aweifter
Jenert Miller
Critchfialt
Camp Perry
Lerch
Fenerel
National Guard
Lie Regialatare
Hil
Teginlatare Tell Coy
Harris
Marines Fight Negroes in Norfolk Clash
At Berkley and South Norfolk a violent confrontation occurred Sunday night between U S Marines from the Helena naval station and local Black residents. Police and naval authorities intervened as hundreds of sailors surrounded a farmhouse where the three involved Black men and their families were held. Authorities dispersed the crowd and prevented a broader flare up as both sides issued threats and accusations of robbery.
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Norfolk
United States
Berkley
South Norfolk
Helena Naval Training Station
Berkley Ward
Satlors
Shake up coming to New York race track scene
New York August 4 reports say Governor Hughes plans a major move to reform racing interests. Officials say the action will come within a day or two and could shake Saratoga from end to end. The governor, displeased with conditions, has discussed the matter with several officials during his vacation.
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Governor Hughes
New York
Hughes
Thin City
Maksind Ot
Amnistant Diewlot
Metropolitan banks roll back betting defense plan
Kings county officials, led by Mr Bilder, push to conclude July grand jury work and discharge. The district attorney’s office will begin examining the Dig bateh caves for submission to the supreme court. A conference outlined a plan to halt any August race meet attempts, with the governor declining to discuss the question.
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Kings County
Bilder
Bateh Caves
Supreme Court
Ilder Relaeed
Vulke
Highton Beach
Drake announces independent run for senator seat
Senator John C. Drake of Kimball declares he will run as an independent after a conference with Democrats and Republicans in the independent movement. He names five initial nominating committee members and expects petitions this week, saying support spans business and professional leaders across the district.
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Sandusky
John C. Drake
Kimball
F Merrystal
Pund
Carhurst
Reuben Turner
Avery
Hill
Hartly Helgits
O. A. Gebert
Feron
Kay
Huron
Malcolm Kelly
Siti Aucky
Yamer
Gebernt
Hil
Ray
Kelly
Mike the Mice
Drake Vandyt
President supports cadet reinstatement pending Congress action
Secretaries Loeb and Wright described the White House stance on cadet reinstatement at West Point after a board and inquiry report. The president approved the papers, and Wright indicated the cadets would return to class with punishment administered per regulations, subject to congressional action.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wright
Outer Bay
Col Scot
West Pout
Ten
Abe
Weight
Ats
Gondy
Nett
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