Power and Boss Rule in Political Conventions
The article critiques how political power is exercised by a few figures in Ohio politics, citing Boss White and Boss Cox. It argues delegates were cowed into obedience by graft promises and threats, crippling independence in the Republican party. It mentions Hocking County, Herrick, Judge Bright, and Lt. Governor ambitions, urging an end to boss control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Hocking
White
Judge Bright
Democratic Ohio convention foresees no bosses control
The Ohio Democratic meeting on the 27th and 28th pledges no boss to name the nominee. Dozen aspirants for governor will campaign in the convention with votes standing for their candidates. The party aims to present a sincere, honest ticket backing principles that appeal to both Republicans and Democrats.
Ready for the Fray as Democrats Predict Victory
The Democratic State Central Committee met with strong enthusiasm and confidence that Governor Herrick will be succeeded by a Democrat. The state convention is set for June 27 and 28 in Columbus, Ohio with Mike Daugherty as chairman. The article urges vigorous campaigning and a Democratic victory in the fall.
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Herrick
Columbus
Ohio
Not Boss Ridden in Democratic Meeting Prophecy
A fragment argues that Democratic Committee meetings will be open with every man speaking while Republicans fear Boss White will control outcomes. It warns of a coming cyclone that will expose leaders and bring a square deal with the goods, and predicts bosses slipping away to the woods.
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Republican Committee
Boss White
Left Committee
Democratic State Organization opens central committee meet
The Democratic State Organization begins its central committee session to plan strategy for a November victory. Party leaders discuss ballot access, fundraising, and mobilization efforts as the campaign gains momentum.
Ohio Democrats Fix State Convention Rules in Columbus
The Democratic State Convention will meet in Columbus on June 27 and 28 with M A Daugherty of Lancaster as temporary chairman. Delegates will be chosen based on votes for Parker last November, one for 400 votes and one for each 200 over. The committee pressed for harmony, defeating calls to depart from precedent and adopting the standard representation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
M.A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Alton’s. Parker
Democratic State Central Committee
Great Southern
Charles P. Salen
Cleveland
Parker
McKinney
Ohio Editorial Association
William J. McDevitt
Cincinnati
Henry Ketter
T. H. Leinisch
Dayton
Val Lee
Sidney
A. P. Sandlas
Ottawa
Eixth
H. A. Rice
Basayla
W. S. Thomas
Springfeld
W. L. Finley
Kenton
James J, Gorman
Ironton
William Gordon
Port Clinton
Charles P. Balen
Cuyahoga County
James A. Rice
Canton
Webster P. Huntington
Alderson
Lee
M. A. Daugherty
Fairfield County
Charlee P. Salen
Harper
Fourteenth
Salen
Sandlea
Finley
Chile
Sandles
Bryan
Salon
Leinisch
atrieUy
Wmder
Mosers. Heer
Columus
Thomas
Springfield
Madigan
Basie
Adana Aahi
Aghtabuta Athie
Omriit
Champaign
Clermont
Gioton
Columbia
Goslocton
Grawfor
Cayahoga
AEH
van Wort
Hocking
Vinton
Holmes
Warren
Huron
Washington
Taekyou
Wayne
Una Jefforson Walton
Knox
Dake Wyandot
Republican State Convention Ticket Highlights
The Republican State Convention unveils the ticket: Governor Myron I Horick of Cuyahoga, Lieutenant Governor Andrew L Hurrie of Preble, Attorney General Wade H Ellis of Hamilton, Treasurer W B McKinnon of Ashtabula, Supreme Judge W J Davis of Marion, and Board of Public Works William Kirtley Jr of Dechange. The platform and keynote are set as the convention proceeds.
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Myron ‘I’, Horick
Cuyahoga
Andrew L Hurrie
Preble
Wade H. Ellis
Hamilton
M'Kinnon
Ashtabula
W. 7. Davis
Marion
Board of Public Works
William Kirtley, Jr
Dechange
Securiny
Pert Paragraphs on Life and Work Habits
A collection of short, humorous observations on child development, teamwork, gardening, and effort. It notes that familiarity breeds contempt, creativity requires cultivation, hard work is disliked, and words about effort and behavior vary with context. The tone resembles light editorial quips.
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Hocking County
Cincincinnati
Gates
Ant
Senate
Boss Cox
Cones
Bright
Fred
Democratic Party of
Cox
Democratic Party
Mike Daugherty
Boss Ridden
Tee
Y. C. Lowry
Logan
Fred J. Heer
Johnny Diemer
Titan
Frank Harper
Mt. Vernon
B. J. McKigney
Marietta
Thomas Spriggs
Wondefeld
W. T. Alberson
New
Philadelphia
B. D. Kirby
Lem
David Rockwell
Ravenna
J. P. Madigan
State Committee
Heer
Bernard
J. H. Newton
Newark
N. E Arnold
W. G. Beebe
Mt. Gilead
V. Harris
Athens
J. I. Gorman
Hiram , D. Peck
John E. Bruce
John Weld Peck
Joseph J. Pater
Ysunc Bo Huffman
Charlie
Billy Mason
Joseph H. Dowling
Galen C. Wise
William J. Frey
Findlay
John H. Blacker
Chillicothe
A. R. Bolin
Circleville
Michael Daughirty
Johnson
McLean
Richard B. Olney
Massachusetts
Tate
Gondale Street
Pereona
Dale
Bela@ht
Hiad
Taft
John BR. Malloy
B. F. Dimmick
Wesley Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church
de Gates
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Anyoe
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Winwe
Heap
Reform
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Hashen Pecitios
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