Political Outcry Over Stamp Portrait Changes at Washington
The piece denounces Roosevelt administration actions to remove most presidential portraits from postage stamps except Washington and Madison. It claims many leaders including Jefferson Jackson Lincoln Grant Garfield and Harrison are erased, indicting partisan motives and criticizing policy shifts alongside related Ohio banking and political controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Provident
Roosevelt
God We Trust
Prandin
Marhall
Madisto
Franklin
Government Postal Service
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Martha Washington
U. S
Webster
Benejamin Harrison
Clay
Jefferson
Commodore Perry
Matehafl
Jeffarson
Dehiderney
New Orleans
Garfeld
Benjain Marrison
Henry Clay
Madteon
Harrison
Taft
Grosvenor Speech Sparks Editorial Clash in Ohio Journal
An Ohio State Journal editorial rebukes Grosvenor for remarks at a Colistibule rally that critics call blasphemous. The piece praises Bryan on moral grounds and mocks Grosvenor for political rhetoric, while questioning his duty and trustworthiness as a public official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor
Oblo State Journal
Audiencs Fm
Mensely
Nike i Pontard
Cio
Bryan
Prines
Peart
Grom Venoy
Prince of Peace
Hiding Behind the Governor in Ohio Campaign Motion
A turbulent campaign week unfolds as Governor Harris campaigns the Republican ticket with multiple rivals on the stump. Speakers including Green, Gullbert, and Brown defend records and address charges from Toledo and Cleveland papers while probing succession plans and party harmony in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
State Republican Committee
Charlies
Green
McKinnon
Ty Ite
Toledo Blade
Cleveland
Messine
Gagette
Aviy
M. Pullington
Bute
Gullbert
Dows
A. G. Denman
Henéd
Thankf
Brown
Toledo Boas
Toledo
Milton
George B. Pox
Beuator Foraker
Shanek
Ome
Price Mate
Judicial Reform Lagne
Ohio
Alsio
Legislative Committee
William Kirtley
Canal Ring
Bow
Baldwin
Political drama unfolds over Harris and Harmon in Ohio
The piece accuses Governor Harris of failing to perform official duties and colluding in secret talks with Guilbert and Bills while promising reform. It contrasts Harris with Judge Harmon, arguing Harmon would pursue state reforms and not misuse power, urging voters to support Harmon in the election. It references Panama and Nicaraun routes, and notes criticisms of Harris during campaign events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UaFris
Harmon
Jin Banke
Xenia
Thatot
Hin Jhomis
Contelns
Jude Harmon
Harris Age
Eaton
McHinnon
Mtr
McKienod
Refusa
Faton Iy Polswich
Eno
Fae
Harris
Jhdeo Harmon
Dafétine
Tudeo
Judie Wariner
Judson Harmon
Jetate
Banka
Mek Innon
Pate
Guibert
Attor
Ellin
State
McKinnon
Green i Guilbert
Pullington
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Comen
Guilbert
Harion'e
Anys
Dover
Dor ‘Harris
Harri
Himael
Ohio
Brown
Dea House
Can
Idetes
Onioy
Ohio Stats Journal
Begen Morthie
Hui
Bills
Tns Fa
Goffie
Judee Harmon
John M. Pattison
Mari
Youngstown
Tonther
Judge Harmon
Hurris
Wenterville
Ntmperer
Gujtbert
Tral Folie
Wesbltern
Ohio State Journal
Ise
Kenate
Trewmuty
Hartin Hin
Neneembadh
Tarrin Hae
Pattee
Patillon
Taft Labor Row Sparks National Debate In 1912 Era
Fragmented political commentary notes Taft’s stance on labor unions, Roosevelt’s influence, and party dynamics. It cites alleged union ties, injunctions, and the potential impact on working voters as the 1912 campaign unfolds. The piece juxtaposes Taft’s public positions with labor leaders and calls for decisive action by labor supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itg
William A. Patt
Taft
Phelim
Raulwily Saorparn
Roosevelt
Clevelant
Bers
Ras
Minton
Panama Canal
Ehardster
Keefe Haan
Mr. Vath
Inbor
William Jenames Brian
Labor Omnia Vinett
Marion Prising Advertisement for Fresh Apples and Groceries
An OCR fragment promotes fresh supply of apples and computer accessories with a list of grocers and firms including Goetling R L Grossgraue Gray Manever and Marion Grocery. It invites readers to call 1207 by mail for orders of the “Marion Brand” products and grocery items.
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Marion Daily Mirror
Apvanrinina Aten
IK Applications
Caihoemon Pot Set Gn Ag
Ninon de l
Novi
Ireland
National
Wuatam J. Bryan
Netreska
Yudinaa
Banntoa
David L. Rockwell
Portage
Newman
Miamar
Supreme Judges
Fratiein
Bugh T. Mathers of
Shelby
Stats
W. W. Durbin
Rerdis
Cahamer
Belmont
Supreme Court
C. @. LARSON
David Eley
Ashind
Tom A. Staths
Allen
Bernard Doran
Perry
McDowell of
Hibbards
AK. Horiing
Auglaize
Congressional
Nitetriet
Ns County
Senatorial
O'Brian
Longehors
Por
Curtis Morrow
C. K. Justion Arsuerepor
T. C. Bowen
Seri
Tom
Stark
Intimary Tretor, Chat OG Sareman
Samuel Bader
George Weldemainr
W. H. Hinklin
Murray
Tone Front
They
Treasury Débattincht
Tart
Ourage
Drake
Jean Fant
Lens
RAY Rocklonn
Voloa
Eniirantes Deposito Wouta Encourare
Tockinga Benking
Bankeriae - Tt
Tate Dam
Comptroller of Treasury
SaNnen
Panama
Auich
Panatin Catia’ Company
Paris
Charles P. Taft
Republica
William Neon Cromwell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Nic- Aran
Anelh Sam
State Department
War Department
Goetling, R. L. Grossgraue
Gray Manever
Superial Coffee & Grocery Co
Kinefelter
Hubb
Krause
H.C. Tattler
J. F. Lindsay
D. N. Lewin
Marian Grocery Go
Martin
D. McKintod
Bealey
Chas
Mt. Teadawill
Mira
M. A. Branley
J. Shearer
J. H. Smith
George Surat
Ingo
P. Machen
Marion Prirserving
OWE Jeweler
York State
Tales
Winget & Ullom
Cor. Charles and
E. Center St
Mills & Brown
C. E. Burris, Jeweler
Optician
Lester
Story and Clark
Keeler
Dr. Sonnanstine
W. Geiter Si
Adam's Express Office
R. C. Dugan
American Schiool of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Virie Bt
E. Genter St
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