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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
4
Harmon, Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, asserts a strong stance in a Saturday rally, framing recent criticisms as unfounded. He emphasizes appealing to fair minded voters and stresses a steady campaign to counter opposition claims.
The piece argues gubernatorial candidates align with temperance aims and accuses Republicans of currying liquor support. It asserts the temperance issue transcends party lines, cites Rose bill passage by a mixed legislature, and condemns self serving bosses in Columbus.
The document outlines a Democratic platform for Ohio urging home rule for cities, tax reform including franchise taxation, and eight hour public work days. It supports child labor laws, labor dispute protections, road and canal rehabilitation, and criticizes the Republican machine. It endorses direct US Senate election, Democratic candidates, and Bryan for president.
The piece argues that temperance is a moral issue in Marion county with Reed opponents claiming party bosses control votes. It highlights Governor Harris as a reform figure and notes local option election set for September 28 to decide the temperance question amid national issues.
The Buffalo Enquirer notes the Republican party’s repeated pledges to restore prosperity in 1896 1908 1964 and beyond, highlighting how the party claimed to renew prosperity after periods in power.
A editorial calls for a purge of Ohio's state government in November. It criticizes Auditor Guilbert and Treasurer McKinnon's deputies, highlights Governor Harris's failure to investigate, and urges voters to clean the state house from top to bottom. The piece frames reform as overdue and tied to the 1897 Dingley era prosperity.
John Mitchell, conservative labor leader, says the Democratic platform is decidedly better for labor than the Republican platform. He adds his judgment is highly appreciated by workingmen across the United States.
A compilation of scattered editorial notes and remarks from various papers. Topics include politics in Oklahoma ideas and the Democratic platform, Taft administration commentary, bank security and labor justice, with references to figures like Miller and Thorpson and brief editorials from several local papers.
An Aug 24 dispatch reports Kansas bankers divided on a state bank deposit guaranty. Of 137 bankers surveyed, 50 percent favored enactment, 25 percent opposed, and 25 percent abstained. Democratic and Republican platforms favor prompt payment guarantees with shifts toward national bank liquidity safeguards.
An advertisement in The Mirror promotes the Wanr clan with bold claims of loyalty and community benefits. The notice urges readers to join and support clan initiatives, detailing unspecified activities and newcomer guidance.
A short advertisement urges quick cash loans tied to weather expenses. It promises immediate borrowing against personal property with installments to fit budgets, emphasizing low rates and privacy.
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