Friday caucuses seek best man for next congress
In Marion county and other districts of the Thirteenth, Democrats caucus Friday to choose delegates for the congressional nominating convention in Tiffin May 26. The call urges unpledged, party‑moulised men to avoid personal cheerleading and focus on selecting a capable, morally clean candidate for the district. The piece references national figures and a Brownsville controversy affecting timing, with Roosevelt and others noted in the political discourse.
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James Hunt of Fremont for Congress Candidacy
James G. Hunt of Fremont born in York Township Sandusky County grew to manhood in Clyde and entered law after graduating Clyde High School in 1884. He served as Clerk of Green Creek Township and was elected to the Ohio Legislature in 1887 and 1889, contributing to major reforms including the Hoyt Adilution Ballot Law and other legislative efforts. He sought Democratic nomination for Congress, with support from local Democrats though facing opposition from Roosevelt era policy debates and Republican leadership.
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Democratic Rise Amid Republican Gloom in Congress
The article discusses Republican leaders trying to craft an effective message for re election while the President and Democrats push delays and compromises. It notes concerns over veto risks and flawed bills, highlights the anti union and currency debates, and praises Democratic unity and a Johnson momentum amid delegate debates as the 1n convention nears.
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Johnson
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Robert Miller
Socialist convention to nominate Debs for president
Chicago May 14 The Socialist national convention will today nominate Eugene V Debs of Girard Kansas for president. The candidates for vice president will likely be Ben F Hanford of New York. Others mentioned are J P Chase New York Max Hayes Ohio and Ida Crouch Hazlett Helena Montana.
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Ben FB. Hanford
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J. P. Chase
Max Hayes
Ohio
Ida Crouch Hazlett
Helena
Montana
Judge grants temporary injunction against car service law
Columbus Ohio May 1 Judge granted a temporary injunction against the state railway commission restraining it from enforcing the forty eight hour car service fee rule set to take effect Friday Applications made by the Ann Arbor and thirty other railroads operating in Ohio
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Infant corpse found in cistern near Albany on May 4
Lewin Anderson found a baby’s body with a throat wound in a farm cistern near Albany. Coroner Murphy notified. authorities seek clues on when and who placed the infant there as residents viewed the scene. The report notes a rodent disturbance and no identifying marks on the body. Residents recall the Baker Band Concert on May 14 at Kaler’s Candy Shop.
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Fight on in Earnest for Thaw Habeas Corpus
May 4 report from Matteawan details a tense habeas corpus fight for Harry Thaw. Lawyers clash over legality of confinement while Dr Metinire, physician at the Tombs, testifies to Thaw's sanity amid ongoing sensational proceedings.
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Northwest land resource talk at governors' conference
Washington May 1M James J Hit railroad head of the Northwest was principal speaker at the second day of the Governors conference at the White House. He discussed The Natural Wealth of the Land and Its Conservation Boll Wasteage by Professor Chamberlain of the University of Chicago and Parent Conservation by President Long of Kansas City completed the morning program.
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Concert and bake sale at Turner's grocery may 16
The Frances Wield W C T U plans a bake sale at Turner's grocery on Saturday May 16 offering pies cakes bread and other items. Geldert Connors oversees inspections along the Hocking Valley route while a concert titled Thuraddy is hinted at with a 60 cent grand operation note.
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St Louis Publisher Cleared By Jury In Fraud Trial
St Louis publisher R. G. Lew, president of Lewis Publishing Co, was acquitted today after jurors were instructed by Judge Riner to render a verdict of not guilty. The case involved alleged mail fraud connected to the Peoples United States Bank.
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Gunness crimes tale unfolds with relics found
A report from Sheriff Smutzer describes discovering fused metal pieces, bone fragments, and a vertebrae shard among ashes at the Gunness house tailings. Bertha Schulte recalls Gunness warning of danger at Lasphere, while a Cleveland man Fred Hafle links to a stranger seeking a wealthy Indiana widow. Hafle, about 60, is a longtime resident of Lakewood.
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