Democratic Central Committee Meeting in Hocking County
The Hocking County Democratic Central Committee met in Logan with Chairman W A Henderson presiding. Gene Wright resigned from the Third Ward post and J N Slater was elected in his place. The August primary was set for August 12 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Committee members were chosen to draft the primary call and ballots. The group reorganized as a Mass Convention and named delegates and alternates to the Site Convention. A resolution endorsed Lawrence T. Neal for Governor was adopted.
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Court House
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W. A. Henderson
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Central Committee
J. M. Floyd
W. C. Lowry
O. W. H. Wright
John C. Pettit
Jacob Cupp
Charles E. Wright
Joe Nunemaker
Henry Hansel
A. B. Lyons
D. H. Lappen
Wm. Waner
Henry Trimmer
John W. McBroom
Lewis Green
J. B. Collison
D. T W. Lappen
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Lawrence T. Neal
Help Those Who Help Themselves by Carnegie Library
Andrew Carnegie Library advocates self-reliance to lift the submerged tenth, urging readers to improve tastes and habits. He argues teachers deserve pensions while many colleges lack funds, causing able men to avoid teaching careers and older professors to stay in place.
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Republican Rhetoric Stir in Pennsylvania and Iowa
A Washington letter surveys Republican drift amid national politics. It argues Secretary Shaw leads Iowa’s bid for the White House while rails against party purists and tariff foes, noting shifts in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia politics and the era’s broader immigration debates.
Opportunity in Ohio Democratic prospects urged
The Columbus Press argues that past graft and the failure of “safe and sane” platforms demand a rigorous, progressive shift. It praises reform-minded figures like Welty Pattison and Kilbourne, questions soiled slogans, and urges Democrats to seize the chance by owning government and public utilities to end bribery and corruption.
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Glittering and costly groats of Ohio GOP platform
The Ohio Republican platform is praised for glittering generalities while voters demand facts. Citizens question why public officer numbers and salaries rose sharply in ten years, why taxes and expenditures grew beyond population, and why grafting flourished under bad legislation. They urge reform and accountability.
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