Minister Takes Otump for Davis in Ohio Probe
Wooster clergyman Rev W E Feeman investigates Harry J Davis record in Cleveland. He interviews pastors and a priest, finds Davis linked to reforms and declares attacks on him unjust. Feeman praising Davis as clean, capable, and fit for governor, based on interviews with Bustard Bradier Evans and O Leary.
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W. E. Feeman
Wooster
Wayne County
Harry L. Davis
Davis
Mr. Feeman
Cleveland
Mr. Davis
Harry J. Davis
Mayor Davis
W. W. Bustard
Euclid Aven Baptist Church
Dan F. Bradier
Pilgrim Congregational Church
G. E. Evans
Trinity Baptist Church
Pivis
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James O'Leary
St. Colman’s Church
Pavis
Feeman
Ashtabula
Lima
Columbus
Denison College
Willis Praised as Friend of Ohio Farmers in Senator Bid
Frank B Willis, Republican candidate for U S Senate, is lauded by J H Patten secretary of the Farmers National Congress as a strong ally of farmers. Patten recalls Willis voting for Good Roads Bill Parcel Post Direct Election of U S Senators and other measures aiding agriculture while in Congress, noting his consistent support and advocacy for farmers and rural interests.
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Frank B. Willis
United States
Ohio
J. H. Pateen
Farmers’ National Congress
Pateen
Congress
Willis
Congressional Record
U. S
Hkotai
J. H. Patten
Donahey in the Constitutional Convention record
The Democratic candidate for governor is profiled by his convention record. Debates and journals show he supported licensing saloons and opposed submitting woman suffrage to voters. He led a fight against barring Single Tax legislation under the Constitution. Chairman Hill Durbin urges participation in Wardens meetings to fill jails.
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Hill Durbin
Donahey Indicts Self on State Office Misuse Test
State Auditor Donahey argues voters should demand honesty in Ohio’s governor race. The column accuses Donahey of turning the statehouse into a Unitile Co office, using state staff for private work, misusing postage, wasteful highway spends, and payroll abuse including family members. It cites campaign printing paid with state funds and convicts used as strike breakers, plus Donahey’s continued pay while campaigning and a state payroll multigraph operator acting as his chauffeur.
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Ohio
Donahey
Statehouse
Unitile C
State Auditor's
Hhis Unitile Co
Hie
Unitile Co
Fie
State Auditor’s
Muskingum County
Cox
Lawrence County
Jie
Auditor Vic Donahey Increases Staff By 27 Percent
Within two years after he became Auditor of State Vic Donahey increased the office staff by 27 percent though the work of five men was shifted to the new tax commission budget commissioner and license board.
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State
Vic Donahey
Tax Commission
Budget Commissioner
License Board
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