Harmon Nominated by Ohio Democrats for Governor
Dayton June 22 Ohio Democrats nominate Judson Harmon by acclamation at United Prone Wire Convention Hall. Delegates push platform calling for graft crackdown, tariff reform, public utilities regulation, tax relief, direct senator election, initiative and referendum, and nonpartisan judiciary. Harmon praised as honest and industrious, with pledges to finish reforms and push economy in state government.
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Governor Harmon Head of State Ticket Endorsed by Democrats
Dayton report describes Harmon’s campaign event with Spiik McMiton presenting platform points. The crowd reacted to tariff, wage, and presidential planks as support grew for Harmon’s ticket amid references to a constitutional convention and Dayton stoked anticipation.
Wire Flash Summary of State and National Political Flurries
Dispatch notes a chaotic mix of names and places from Lorine investigations to Interstate Commerce Commission decisions. It cites Ed Corbett Langford Cornell and Jory Reno with Billy Papke victory at Bowd on, and mentions Roosevelt, London, and Hight. A jumble of locales and figures follows, including Colorado, California, Alabama, and Nebraska, with little coherent narrative.
Frisco to Reno Fight Plans and Training Updates
Jeffries and Johnson prepare for a Reno bout on July 4 with a boxing arena built near the city. Rickard and promoters push for gate receipts while Nevada officials weigh licensing and venue readiness. Johnson, Hart, Delaney, Kaufman and others travel from Frisco, with training at Rick’s resort and McLaughlin’s road house as tensions over race and venue arrangements unfold.
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German Ruler Heads to Hamburg Yacht Race After Tragedy
Berlin reports the emperor travels by boat to Kiel, with a loss of his sister Lorina and a planned stop at Hamburg for a yacht race. The Russian leader accompanies the emperor, and a large crowd of yachtmen gathers at Kiel while medical staff attend the deceased sister. The president of the German navy plans to attend.
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Gliddenites Struggle in Heat At Texas Race
United Press dispatch from Vir Dalle Texas June 2 reports Gliddenites suffering in extreme heat as endurance cars falter. A 200 mile event saw nine days into the tour with Lawton on Wednesday, and several crashes or mechanical failures delayed speeds. Two entrants, Chalmers No. 1 and Maxwell No. 7, were penalized Monday for violations. others faced axle and housing issues as the field grappled with fatigue.
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Former John J. Lentz Congressman With Plan For Senatorial Elections
Former congressman John J. Lentz outlines a strategy aimed at altering senatorial election rules. He proposes reforms to expand candidate access and adjust primary structures to reflect modern electoral dynamics.
Congress Probes Rail Bill Overload and Oversight
A Washington survey of 34 thousand congressional bills shows a flood of measures aimed at railroads, spanning rates, operations, and safety. Proposals include boiler inspection, explosive transport safeguards, free rides for officials, and penalties for rest violations, with wide calls for regulatory control and government offices.
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