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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1908

Page

11

Foraker Pushes Hard in Ohio Senatorial Feud with Taft Forces

The article portrays Senator Foraker challenging Taft for control of the Ohio delegation with a history of prudent deals and past compromises. It notes Foraker’s public stance against re election and his signaling openness to further overtures from Taft as they maneuver toward the presidential nomination.

Senate Theodore Burton Foraker Ife Ohio Taft Senator Foraker Roraker Min Mr. Taft John Sherman Senator Hanna Myron T.merrick Roosevelt

January 18 in history and notable deaths

On January 18 entries recall Daniel Werster born in Salisbury New Hampshire died age 18 Richard Yaw ar governor of It hole and later United States Senator born in Warsaw Kentucky died 157 percent. William of Prussia crowned emperor of Germany at Versailles. A strike of cotton mill operators along the River Mass began in 1904 and was settled through mediation by Governor Douglas.

Daniel Werster Saliabury N.H Richard Ya It‘hole United States Warsaw Willian Prussia Germany Versailles Ll River Mass Douglas

Taft Foraker Feud Foreshadows Ohio Political Shakeup

In Washington, Taft and Foraker exchange barbs as the Taft camp pushes to dominate Ohio politics. Voraker’s supporters signal a split in the delegation while Taft aims to sweep the state, signaling a major realignment and potential removal of Foraker from the political map.

Senator Voraker Taft Senator Foraker Washington Voraker Ohio Foraker

Political squabbles and courtroom moves in a fractured party

A column parses Taft and Foraker rifts over Ohio patronage and the 1909 Chicago convention, predicts a Taft nomination with Foraker promises, and warns of a Democratic Senate goal. Also notes Jerome’s bid to bar reporters at Evelyn Thaw case, Walsh’s Chicago bank wrecking verdict, coal miner fatalities, and Roosev elt-Foraker feuding amid a looming panic over breweries, markets, and Canadian trade.

Bond sale gamble cited in Panama bonds case

In DC Supreme Court a suit for restraining issuance of Panama canal bonds alleges the plaintiff cannot meet a 100000000 bond obligation and lacks financial responsibility. The defendant questions a rival bid by a New York man named George A Romer, claiming he is financially and otherwise disqualified.

Secretary of the Treasury Supreme Court of the District of Columbia George A. Romer New York George —A. Romer

Brewers' association to oppose county local option plan

Springfield Ohio January 18 Pursuant to a plan to fight county local option the Brewers association will organize opposition efforts and coordinate as a united front against the measure.

Springfield Brewers’ Association

Rural districts flood with large anti prohibition posters

Posters urging farmers to oppose prohibition spread across rural districts. One reads in part that prohibition fanatics would destroy the grain market and raise taxes unaffordable, accusing efforts to build political party power at the expense of farmers and workingmen.

Prohibition

Rules for compulsory Chinese education adopted in China

The board of education at Beijing issued imperial rescripts adopting rules for compulsory primary schooling in all provinces. Each province must establish at least 1,000 schools with a two year course, funded jointly by government and private funds, for children over eight. Kindergartens are to be opened in the provinces.

Washington China Board of Education Weking

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