Mouser Satisfied With Taft Campaign In Marion County
Congressman Mouser departed for Washington after building Taft support in Marion County. He convinced local leaders a two to one delegate edge for Taft over Foraker is likely, and he plans to stay the course with Taft loyalists guiding a hard campaign through February 1 primaries. The Moran county delegation’s unity hinges on Taft’s Chicago convention fate and potential for Harding or Foraker realignments.
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Taft
Chicago
Marion County
Grant Eb, Mouser
Washington
Foraker
Mouser
Sandusky
Con
Marion
Thirteenth
William
Warren G. Hardings
Congressiona
William Hi. Taft
Forster
Aing
Yatrengin
Harding
Democratic unity eyed in forthcoming victory
Fragmentary line notes Democrats watching a split faction with interest while a fully united party anticipates another major victory. It references harmony within the party and a hopeful outcome. The text is incomplete but implies optimism for Democratic success and internal cohesion.
Shoes Free Draw Promises Shoes or Gold Watch
The holder of ticket No. 5181 can claim any $3.50 pair of shoes if presented by January 18. If not, ticket No. 50181 earns the shoes by January 25, 1908. A handsome gold watch replaces the prize on January 25. Marlon Clothing Cloak Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Clothing @ Cloak Co
Pine Lake Outing Club to Entertain Members at Busy Bee
Members of the Pine Lake Outing Club honor the 62nd birthday of host J. B. Schaeffer at the Busy Bee banquet night. Tales of the chase and camp life will be shared. membership limited and nontransferable among the listed Bucyrus gentlemen.
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Pine Lake Outing Club
Tenderley Club
J. B. Schaeffer
Chase
Camp Fe
J. EB. Schaeffer
Charles Harraman
J. W. ‘Thew
W. H. Schaffner
Fred Haberman
A. C. Hdmondson
J. H. Flach
B. E. Bush
B. Lippincott
L. V. Uncaplier
W. T. Jones
B. F. Waples
B. ©. Kleinmater
James B. Phillips
Col. C. W. Fisher
Bucyrus
Mrs Emma Mack Called Home After Laryngitis Operation
Mrs Emma Mack wife of Fred Mack died following a tracheal laryngitis operation in Columbus after several weeks illness. Survived by husband two sisters and two brothers. Remains sent to Cardington for burial. Funeral at Lutheran church Windfall Tuesday at 1.30 pm with services and procession to Agberingsr's.?
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Oie Mack
Fred
Mit
Carmel
Columbus
Cardington
Divorce Suits and Damages Filed in Common Pleas Court
Multiple cases heard Monday in Hancock County Common Pleas Court involve divorce filings, cross petitions, and damages. Filbert Holce seeks dismissal in a divorce from Eva Holce alleging infidelity and improper conduct, while Olen Blue sues Hocking Valley Railroad for 25000 after a boy lost both legs in a December 1907 crossing accident. Other actions include a cross petition over a 20 82 judgment with six percent interest, and appeals involving circuit court transfers and a Standard Oil company case.
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Wae
Filbert Holce
Eva Holce
Common Pleas Court
Jis
Lhe
Crissinger
Guthery
Hotce
Hocking Valley Railroad Company
Olen
Hines
Ais Valley
Frank ¥. Blue
Pleinaiff
Olen Blue
Silver Street
Neeresse Eens
Ife
DeGolley
Plainiff
Charles Straw
Lillian Mae Masters
Edward Dresher
Straw
Justice Conley
Guate
Dresher
Copeland and
Figrtram
Quigley Accepts Temporary Post in Columbus Bureau
Samuel T. Quigley, retired city auditor on January 1, has been appointed to a key temporary role in the Bureau of Uniform Accounting in Columbus. He left for Columbus Monday to begin duties, drawing $1,500 annually plus expenses, with strong prospects for a permanent appointment. The move honors his prior city work and is welcomed by many friends.
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Samuel T. Quigley
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Columbus
Quigley
Iuez
Ito
Quiet Prospect couple wed in intimate home ceremony
Miss Zay Johnson and Roy Pace, both of Prospect, married Sunday at the bride’s parents home with Rev J J Halliday officiating. The groom works for Lake Shore in Cleveland. They plan to live in Cleveland.
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Zay Johnson
Roy Pace
Prospect
George Johnson
J. J. Halliday
Lake [Shore Company
Cleveland
Olive W. Selby
Edward Welsh
George M. Rourke
First Presbyterian Church
S. E. Selby
Weet Center Street
Oriented stag social planned by Marion Lodge No 32
Candy John McClellan will again be master of ceremonies for Marion Lodge No 32 B P C B as it hosts a novel stag social in its hall Thursday evening. A big pig roast will headline the feast with a five young shoat and dressed provisions prepared by Candy John at the European hotel. Social committee members John Hingel Wilbur Jacoby and Pearl Mears announce varied diversions for a lively evening beginning at 8 30.
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Marion Lodge
B. P. C. Biks
Candy John" McClellan
European Hotel
John Hingel
Wilbur Jacoby
Pearl Mears
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Kleinmaiers
Kleinmaier
India Linen Sale
Itt
New York
Ose
Ise
Ig Values
Little Roney
Golden Eagle Clothes Shop
The
Busy Bee
J. Z. Schaeffer
Emma Mack
Mt Carmel Hospital
Dane
Orehee
Muae
Agberingsr
Boice
Train
Hocking Valley
General Dental
Marion Coumty Telephone Company
Ari
Hitlon
DeGelley
Common Pleas
Circuit Court
Plaindutt
Cane
Orie Koch
Writen Koch
Common, Pleas Court
Prince
Hancock County
Nathaniel Gould
Brand
Young
Sam. T. Quigley
State Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Mr. Quigley
Graham
Miss Olive Selby
G. M. Rourke
Candy John
McClellan the
Prince of Caterers
Warner
Edwards
Marion Chattel Loan Co
East Center
Ludwig’s
Bbc
Uhler & Phillips
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