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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
11
Rates listed for weekly and yearly subscriptions, with editorial references to service and market reporting. Includes mailing address at 160 J Mall, for orders and inquiries, and a contact telephone note for weather updates and regional notices.
A 1908 Ohio county report details disputes over salary claims and expense reimbursements for County Recorder Key and former surveyor Noyes. The piece cites court rulings, the role of an examiner, and broader political backdrop involving Democrats and Republicans, assessing costs and legal interpretations.
The piece argues Taft as a lawyer drew injunctions against labor actions and quotes examples from his judge career. It cites Frank Phelan jailed for similar acts, the Hatters union case, and a DC court finding labor leaders in contempt. It contends Taft cannot dodge his injunction record.
A compilation of editorial jabs and quotes from various papers criticizes state logs at the Ohio Statehouse, questions tainted money, and questions GOP control and bank guarantees. It notes Democratic gains as a potential remedy and cites multiple local papers with skeptical stances on current finances and political strategy.
A National Magazine account recalls a 12 year old scene at the St. Louis Republican convention when William J. Bryan stayed in the Lindell hotel. One reporter found him kneeling by his bed in prayer as other reporters teased him softly. The moment humanizes the famed orator before his national fame.
Editorials from J H Newton in the Newark Advocate praise William Jennings Bryan's Ohio legislature address on guaranteeing bank deposits. The piece notes broad support, cross party interest, and Bryan's rising strength as a presidential candidate amid calls for depositor insurance and panic-era banking fears.
A Bunulo Enquirer report laments that hype around Hyno ism fails to feed empty stomachs, noting the Prosperity Congress leaves little impact on those in need and suggesting slogans cannot nourish people without action.
Fragmentary note from the Detriot Tribune referencing Uncle Jim and Partilan, with hints of memory and a legal document. The text is incomplete and garbled, but suggests a personal reminiscence connected to a lawyer and a named individual.
The piece reports Oklahoma banks surrendering their charters and becoming state institutions. The Milwaukee Daily News notes political and financial opposition to the change while asserting depositors will still receive fair treatment and criticize bankers for profits at depositor expense.
A Lafayette labor day gathering featured George W. Bope of Columbus, a Republican tied to the Foraker school, discussing the political side of the labor movement. He cited Taft’s Akron speech and urged reform, criticizing party machinery and calling for cross-party votes to support Roosevelt era policies amid party rifts.
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