Democratic Congressional Convention in Thirteenth District
The Democratic Committee of Ohio's Thirteenth District calls a delegate convention in Tiffin on May 13 1908 to nominate a U.S. Representative and a Presidential Elector, elect delegates to Denver, and address business per the 1905 district apportionment. County quotas and representation details follow.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Philo
Crawford
Line
Marion
Bandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Tiffin
Ohio
Congress
Denver
Ghorade
Dobn M. Pattison
Basta
Del
Alt
Crawtor
Delegates chosen for 1908 Ohio district primaries
The Democratic Congressional Committee of Ohio's 18th District sets delegate and alternate quotas for precincts including Precinct 114, with at least one delegate and one alternate per precinct. Delegates are chosen by ballot at primaries on May 15, 1908, polls 7 to 8 PM, under temporary officers Crissinger, Close, and Delgie, by order of JOSE C Arnold Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Congressional Committee
D. Kr, Crissinger
Marion County
Charles F. Close
Wynandot County
R. J. Delgie
Erie County
Arma
Democratic Congressional Committee
18Th
Arnold
Gudhery
Retray
del Air
Aig Island
Bowling Green
Claridon Township
Claridon Tisasky
Claridon
Grand Township
Ceceree
Grand Prairie
Green Camp
Green Camp Villag
Marion Township
Marion ‘Township
Cudy
Marlon
Montgomery Township
Mortal Village
New Bloomington
Pleasant Township
Rowpect
Richland Township
Balt Rock
Scott Township
Tully Township
Waldo
Waldo Village
Bald Deloxaion
Thal
Marion County Ohio to hold Democratic primary May 15 1908
Notice of a Democratic primary election in Marion County Ohio for the 13th district to elect delegates and alternates to the Tiffin convention May 26 1908. Precincts vote Friday May 15 1908 at 7 to 8 pm CST. Delegates apportioned by Pattison governor votes. lists numerous townships and wards for district delegates.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Thirteenth
Ohio
Marion County
Tiffin
John M. Pattison
Metforth
Nomination Battle Stages For Lieutenant Governor
Judson Harmon reports at the convention as Stockwell’s nomination is discussed. James M. Williams of Cleveland and M. B. Chase of Marion appear for ballots. Rockwell leads lieutenant governor ballot with 490 votes, Williams 239, Clijm 204. Rockwell declared nominee.
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Stockwell
Jobtvon
James M. Willlims
Cleveand
Senate
Rockwell
M. B. Chase
Marion
Jerome Refuses Grand Jury Minutes in DA Showdown
Jerome defies a judge by refusing to produce minutes for two grand juries during a hearing on removal charges against the district attorney. He argues only shorthand notes fall under statutes and demands a proper order for a transcript.
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New York
Rosalaky
General Sessions
Jerome
Franklin Pierce
King
First Gun Origins and Early Cannon History
The article traces gun origins to German inventor roles with Schwartz producing crude guns around 1978 for Venetian use. It notes ordnance marked 1203 found at Amberg, cannon adoption in Europe around Crecy 1346, and English cannon manufacture not beginning until 1644.
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Schwartz
Amberg
Crecy
England
Gold In Bible Voice And The Rise Of Coinage
A compact, era voice discussion notes early gold use in Egypt, Lydia’s coin invention claims, and conflicting authorities on first gold coinage. It moves to tears and blood flow in emotion, then to Medici ball symbols as moneylenders, and ends with a quip on women’s intuition and counterfeit detection by a U S Treasury official.
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Herodotus
Lydia
Miletus
Threa
Medici
Florence
Italy
Europe
United Treasury
Washington
Spioner
Thaw Mental Health Hearings Return to Court
Dr Avon T Baker, Matteawan superintendent, returns on habeas corpus petition by Harry K Thaw challenging sanity after the Stanford White murder trial. District Attorney Mack says expert witnesses will be limited to five per side as Justice Morschauser rules.
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Poughkeepala
Avon T. Baker
Matteawan State Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Poker Hak
Thaw
Matteawan
Stanford White
Mack
Dutchens County
Morschauser
Daily Market Report East Buffalo cattle and hog notes
Buffalo and Cleveland market summaries show cattle receipts around 250 to 8,000 with active trade and mixed, strong prices for prime beef and stockers. Hog receipts near 30,000 with generally lower to steady values. sheep and lambs varied with active demand for choice offerings. Pittsburgh and Chicago data cited with similar tone and price ranges.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stock Yards
Union Stock
Yaris
Dls
Lomerran
Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Thig
Bellora
Prine
Summer Normal Begins June 10 at Marion College
Summer Normal starts June 10 for six weeks with teachers review and preparatory work. All branches required for County and City certificates. Free tuition in commercial branches for those who enroll. Write, phone, or call for particulars. Marion Business College Marion, C. E. D. Crim, Pres. WAM da, Se.
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Ior County
Wil Commercial
Market rates and bids for September and July provisions
The note lists bid and opening levels for Jwy and October contracts across months September and July, with price ranges from 40s to 90s, including closing values around 70s and 80s. It records specific bid-ask movements, such as September sold between 85 8 and 48 1-8 and Lorn-May sales around 69 34s to TO d4, plus July and September provisions prices and openers.
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Lily Wold
Onte
Td Dt
Kho
Grain and produce prices drift in markets report
Toledo and Chicago grain and produce quotes show May contracts for wheat and oats with varied future prices. Chicago price list notes dairy, egg, and poultry values, while New York reports butter and egg receipts with state dairy creamery prices and fresh market quotes.
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New York
State Dairy
Hadtation
Unclear Names Reported in Fractured Dispatch
A garbled OCR note cites several names and a travel route through Varun Isthmic to San Franchtea. The text mentions Huwtemile Ply and Maye Onaime Wlelaw facing a detention related to nylon Henry Martian, and references an air journey covering Parley to London in five hours. The fragmentary source offers no verifiable events or dates.
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Mike Hare Kibweirds
Misa
Thatoes
Yong Wonen Lowrigta
New Luck
San Franchtea
Varun
Huwtemile
Maye Onaime Wlelaw
Nylon
Henry Martian
London
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Etrong
Marion Theatre
Vail, Myr
Thornt’n, & Co
Harvard
E. P. Rowe
Mitindes
Wjurday
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Marion County Democratic Executive Committee
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T Judson Harmon
Harry Thaw
Daily Market Report
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Jay
Marion Business College
Marion, C. E. D
Crim
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Wam da
Toledo
Eage
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Monarch
Alladin
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Miller Wty
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Guy
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Adjotalog
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H. L. Protuinas
Ciocinnati
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Court Street
Marlow
Rae Repo A Sor. Co
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Crating
Larane Tirey
Nate
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
A. W. Chase
Moberte
N.Y
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Marton
Flosen
Pharmary
Osold
D. T. Maloney
Som
Mando
Ape
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