Minister Takes Stump for Davis in Cleveland Visit
Wooster minister Rev W E Feeman, a Civil War veteran and 45 year Baptist leader, toured Cleveland to evaluate Harry L. Davis's record for governor. He quoted trusted city leaders, found Davis clean in life and domestic affairs, and urged fair play in politics.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Harry L. Davis
Davis
Mr. Feeman
Cleveland
Mayor Davis
W. W. Bustard
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Dan F. Bradley
Pilgrim Congregational Church
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Lima
Columbus
Denison College
Willis portrayed as farmers' friend in Ohio Senate bid
Letter from J. H. Patten, secretary of the Farmers' National Congress, praises Hon. Frank B. Willis as a persistent ally of farmers. He cites Willis's votes on Good Roads, Parcel Post, direct election of senators, immigration, and child labor legislation, asserting Willis supported agricultural interests during his House tenure.
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United States
Ohio
J. H. Patten
Farmers’ National Congress
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Parcel Post
U. S
Congressional Record
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Donahey Returns on Indictment
State Auditor Donahey faces Ohio voters with a test for honesty and businesslike governance. The piece accuses him of using state time and resources for Unitile Co. business, employing relatives on the payroll, and other alleged improper conduct while remaining in office.
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Donahey
Columbus
Ohio
Statehouse
Unitile Co
State Auditor’s Office
Muskingum County
Cox
Lawrence County
Donahey in the Constitutional Convention record
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate’s legislative record shows votes for saloon licensing and against woman suffrage submission to electors. He led opposition to single tax measures in the Constitution while serving as a legislator. Chairman Bill Durbin urges vigorous attendance at Harding meetings to fill jails.
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Bill Durbin
Harding
Auditor growth after appointment sparks staffing change
Within two years after taking the role, the Auditor of State increased staff by 27 percent. Five workers were reassigned to the new tax commission, budget commissioner, and license board, shifting workload within state offices.
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Donahey
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