Campaign Rhetoric and Political Turmoil in Bryan Speech
A fragmentary, opinionated account cites William J. Bryan’s sharp critique of banks and corruption in the Roosevelt era. It references Taft, Charles Taft, and political figures, alongside calls to register to vote and warnings about campaign finance.
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Charlen J. Ture
William
Stilee
Charlie
Charles DP
Rennini Foraker
United States Yeumtor
Leen
PromiMent Roosevelt
Hareman
Charley i
Taft
Ile Brother
Ita
Stone
Patt
Tnt
Fillvnia
Denver
Profesiae Willian
Marca
Diel
Vale
Philippines
Senate
Cermin
Crooksdnes
Beng
Wile Ham
J. Bryan
Bey
Mir Bryan
Fraught Yonkers War Canal Plot Recalled in Alleged Franchises
The account alleges a group of men tied to crooked deals profited from a Parisian company framing the Parana canal project. It claims American engineers studied the French franchise and that U.S. authorities later relied on those rights, with the holders seeking profit rather than public good, endangering the massive undertaking.
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Bern
Barly
Keenrh Company
Parana
Prioteal
Premeh Company
United States
United Stated
Beery Ume Involved In Veun Campaign White House Talk
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Beery Ume connected to the Mepat Veun campaign and summoned to the White House for a four way conference with a top leader, with unclear implications about promises or concessions.
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Beery Ume
Political Candidates and Officials Outline
An OCR fragment outlines candidates for general offices and deputies including Walter I Brown in Toledo and Lenina ay as MOT bey Yeneral. It mentions state auditor Gulliest and deputy M, with Pullinason as deputy candidate and WB. McKiennon as State Treasurer.
Guilbert’s Grip on Ohio State Government Exposed
A long stalled account details Walter D Guilbert’s 28 year run as deputy state auditor and power broker in Noble County. It explains his rise with J W Pow and Governor Koeraker, his influence over Republican conventions, and alleged misbalances from 950 to 264000 dollars that the senate probe could not confirm due to missing records.
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Broad Street
Walter D. Guilbert
Noble County
Afr
Guibert
Irdk
J. W. Pow
Guilbert
Koraker
Bia
Wid Elvetion Aa Staur
Init
Dd Republican Party
Senate
Galibert
Hanks
Capitol Tevet Company
Aycolkio Hower
J. M. Pullington
Thia
MecKitron
Green
Trenanrer
Brown
Denman
Carmi Thawson
Atte
Shauok
Price
Ucket
Harrie
Owen Hie
Eved Hits
Pou
Guilbert Ties Power to Taft Network in Ohio Politics
The long serving State Auditor Walter D. Guilbert built influence through allies George B. Cox and Walter F. Brown and linked to Taft’s circle. He expanded control over tax and public accounts, subduing rivals, shaping state boards, and backing a harmony slate while securing a lucrative one year extension and pension-like pay.
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Senate
Hanna
Guilberttrum
Poliical Pdvantage
George B. Cox
Cincinead
Taft
Akeroa Miter
Chaiman
Cor Wiitte
Chicinnati
Waleter
Toleto
Resson
State Auditor
Clare Foul
Clare
Generac
Guilert
Lourie
State Board of Public Accounting
Lis Ferey
Guilbert
Thad Gor
Brown
Guilburt
Marcia
Ellie
Thompean
Galary
Guilbert Guilbrand and State Funds Chase in Ohio Probe
A chaotic report alleges Capital Trust Co of Whilch Author Guilbarg and deputy Pullington wield bank influence to manipulate state funds. The piece claims Guilbert blocked the Censte’s Probe Committee by withholding records while political machines plot to retain power, criticizing Governor Harris and urging a top to bottom purge of the corruption network.
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Guilbarg
Guilbert
Lemperanes
Aceon
Youngatown
Deyutier
Ohio
Senator West Vows Support for Initiative and Referendum
A distorted report describes Senator Samuel J. West as a Republican floor leader backing a resolution for an initiative and referendum amendment to the constitution. The article portrays the Representative Government League and notes West’s potential role in pushing the measure as a model of representative government, amid misgivings about public rule and the people’s will.
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West
Acolrectie
Coe
Oungilates
Lettantre
Referenshia
League
Ulu Aald
Government League
Samuel JH. West
Teadey
Senate
Senator West
Maine
Went
Tan
Shemaen
Cannon
Campaign rally at the skating rink with Harwon and James
An old fashioned campaign rally at the skating rink tonight featuring speakers Harwon and James. The notice promotes a product named Recky Mountain Ten claiming to eliminate poison and revitalize the blood, promising a happy bygone day feeling, priced at 85 cents for Tea or Tableta.
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James
Holter
Recky Mountain
Mlockson
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