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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1908

Page

4

Remedial View on Bryan Taft Roosevelt Campaign

A political piece argues Republicans err by blaming Bryan for economic woes and suggests his policies like tariff revision and bank deposit guarantees could restore prosperity. It critiques Taft and Roosevelt for forecasting calamity and emphasizes the need to address current financial distress with proposed reforms.

Taft Roocevelt William J Bryan Roose Yel Roosevelt Burke Bryane Bryan Mir Bryan Meads Republican Party Repub

Portrait of Attorney Charles L Justice From Ottawa Ohio

Charles T Justice born in Ottawa Ohio, 188 in early life. He finished public schools in 1807 and prepared at Delaware Ohio before entering Ohio State University for debate and studies. He earned A T and L J Bo at Michigan, moved to Mation to practice law, gaining fame for diligence and honesty.

Charles T. Justice Ottawa Ohio Delaware Ohio State University A. T L. J. Bo University of Michigan Tustice Guiffritta Marion Manufacturing Company Justice Waldo Township Waldo

Republicans seek tariff reform and bank safeguards

The piece argues Taft and Roosevelt mislead on tariffs and banking, urging reduction of tariffs to help working people. It alleges protection favors foreign workers and criticizes Bryan and Clark for political maneuvering, claiming monetary policy unfairly harms small depositors.

John G. Stark for Sheriff Nomination

John G. Stark a Marion county Democrat born July 19 1869 in Richland township and long rooted in the area. He has worked with Ryan Burke hardware in Marion and lives with his family at No East Mark Street Marion.

Mr. Stark Richland Township Jal Marion County August Stark Marion Stark Ryan & Burke East Mark Street

Political Slogans From A Turbulent Campaign Fragment

A damaged fragment cites Sunny Jin Sherrass and Gay Cannon in a struggle over legislative control. It ties names to positions on money power, the senate and house, and hints at a Bryan Kern Anderson ticket opposing Cannon and those aligned with trusts.

Sunny Jin” Sherrass Rommition Riley Whiel Ggay Cannon Sunny Him Sherman Willian J. Bryan Johan Wo Kern Carl Anderon

Bryan Support Sparks Electoral Wire in Dewoirits

A fragmented report notes William J. Bryan gaining support in a Dewoirits wire transmission while a second line hints at other candidates and motives. The garbled text references John Cannon and a hinge remark, with unclear locations or actions.

William J. Bryan Muterion County Dewar Carl Anderson Bryan Standy Xineler Joo” Cannon

Election figures and Grosvenor silence draw attention

As polls near, papers that enjoy political rumors circulate figures while General Grosvenor withholds data. The tone suggests Grosvenor believes saying nothing is better than offering unfavorable tallies, hinting at uneasy Republican prospects.

Grosvenor Wincatlmates

Bryan campaigns for reform and warns of money power

A fragmented political letter urges voters to back reform and break away from entrenched influence. It cites John H. W. Clark’s four year record as Marion County prosecutor and argues the public deserves a cleaner, more accountable system.

John Clark Billy Bryan John HW Glark Marion County John Dh. Clark Hoaret Vedi Johnny Clarke Bitcheck

Fractured Campaign Claims Answer to Bryan’s Bank Plan

A reader comments on the US senatorship race and temperance issue in Marion. The writer criticizes Bryan supporters and cites Ohio Democrats anger as a factor. The piece suggests Roosevelt could tip the election by daily letters.

Auctioneer G W Bells Announces Public Sale

Auctioneer G W Bells sets a public sale at 433 Wet ter promising reasonable guarantees of satisfaction and quality across styles priced from 1.00 to 0.00 dollars. Phone 478 for details.

G. W. Bells Wetter

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