02 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1918
Page
1
President Wilson in his push to empower his party shows bold spirit as he seeks Democratic congressmen loyal to his agenda. The call draws sharp critique of Republicans and paints a stark portrait of political rhetoric amid wartime unity concerns.
The article portrays President Wilson reentering the political arena, challenging Republican critics who accuse him of sins of omission and commission. It argues Democrats have skillfully shaped public opinion, framing his actions as bold and controversial while urging accountability for the highest office.
Dabney urges voters to go to the polls Tuesday to support Republicans who will send good men to Congress to aid a glorious victory for the army and a prosperous nation after the war.
The 1918 Ohio Republican ticket lists Franklin B. Willis for Lieutenant Governor Clarence J. Brown for Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith for Attorney General John G. Price for Treasurer Rudolph W. Archer for state offices and James E. Robinson R. M. Wanamaker as Supreme Court judges.
The Republican Party re declares its aim to secure equal ballot access for Colored voters in the South and to support their full rights in the war for American Liberty. It condemns lynching and racial discrimination as uncivilized and un-American.
Political note outlines Nicholas Longworth representing the First District in Congress and references the Second District seat, signaling potential candidacy or party alignment. No actions or dates provided.
Official roster lists Common Pleas Judges Insolvency Judge Court of Appeals and county officers including Sheriff Auditor Recorder Clerk Prosecuting Attorney Treasurer and Commissioners with named individuals such as Fredrick L. Hoffman John Caldwell Stanley Struble Walter Locke Thomas Darby Gerritt Fredrik Jr Wade Cushing Walter Shohl Fred Bader E S Beaman Casper Haekl Fred Wesselman A A Gast Louis Cappelle Arthur Bauer Louis Howe A E Mittendorf Martin Daly Chas Bauer Fred L Emmert Robert O’Brien Walter Bellew and representatives David Scott John Morris Joseph Gardner A L Bratty Horace Bonser Julius Lucksinger Edward Winter Harry Federman Arthur Jones.
A 1919 style editorial argues peace after war must be planned to avoid economic panic. It warns of unemployment, high living costs, and a collapsed production base if policies lag. The piece credits the Republican party with preparedness and urges action like Weeks' Resolution to steer reconstruction and avert distress.
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