Appeal to Ohio teachers for education choice
A public plea from Ohio teachers endorses J. D. Sinkins of St Marys for state superintendent. It criticizes the current commissioner Wynebrake Bonebrake for high salary requests and alleged misuses, urging voters to place public school interests above party lines. The letter cites proposed appropriations, travel, and staff actions, aiming to influence the upcoming election.
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Mia Comscr Siskel
Obly
eMer Ot
J. D. Sinkins
St. Marya
Simking
General Assembly
Wynebrake
WHL
Bonebrake
Charley
Fish Administration
Bunebrake
Institute Committeea
le Jast
N. Cheney
Chillwathe
Lum Yates
Aitlee
Ferns
Dudge
P. Simklns
St. Mauryn
Conmott Sehauls
Century company publication veers into frontier whiskey depictions
The article, attributed to Thealore Rogtavele and published by Century Company, critiques a Republican vice presidential candidate's paragraph on frontier towns and cowboys. It portrays cowboys as violent, with pistols drawn, contrasting them with small farmers and urban workers, and questions the candidate’s stance on rural labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thealore Rogtavele
Century Company
New York
Jens
Philosophy and Politics in a Rural Monologue
A dense, fragmentary political monologue discusses Mckinney, Hanna, and wider themes of philosophy, benevolence, and free trade. The speaker, adopting a rural, homespun voice, riffs on Mark, Mack, and the Pittsburgh-London connection while critiquing economic policy and national destiny. The piece weaves personal reminiscence with political argument, ending with a question about the compatibility of benevolence and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Ghnndter Barre
Irina
Pennsylvania
Morrer
Reagan
Ant Wien
Rome
London
Mack
Marek
Porto
Gampin
Armere
Congress
Toleration Kills Indignation in American Life
A letter argues that excessive toleration of petty official abuse and public misrule dulls protest and enables plunder. It laments police brutality, rude street workers, and political machines eroding citizen rights while debating the Philippines tariff issue and constitutional reach. The piece contrasts American meekness with British tyranny fears and discusses court rulings on colonial status and trade.
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Rihway
Parker
Amorean Hag
Lia Cortin Malionita
Patie Wan
America
United States Supreme Court
Warrigan
Genel Griggs
Ewn Keot
Republic Poly
Ag Sportier
New York
Avcatig
Blex Pansion
United States
Educators Back J L Simkins for State School Commissioner
A Times letter endorses Supt J L Simkins as State School Commissioner. It cites his leadership at St Marys schools, their awards at a World’s Fair, and his extensive education and legal credentials. The writer urges November 6 support for Simkins to advance public education through strong governance.
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Qur
J. LD. Simkins
Demcratic Party
St. Marys
Morth-western
Tfe
Diaplaas
National Normal University
U. S
Iowa State University
L. L
Trwe
United States
Auglaize County
Ohishire
O. T. Carson
What a Duty for Roosen Means
Frayed OCR text debates Theodore Roosevelt era politics endorsing his stance on labor and governance. It discusses support for Roosevelt’s actions against contractors, labor disputes, and the salary and dinner tax rhetoric, referencing newspaper endorsement and party alignment. The piece mirrors early 20th century political controversy and party rhetoric.
The Poor Jan’s Lud and the Dinner Pail Debate
A fragmentary critique argues that the dinner pail measure favors the wealthy while the war and its costs strain the nation. It questions the era’s feudal mindset and the impact of the Philippine conflict, noting immense human and financial tolls.
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Ohio
Cocilnaluser
Uae
TU Than Educational
Toledo
Obie Sanders
Pouacan
Montgomery County
M. B. Mara
Ward
John Ketzenbercer
Israel Stout
William Jennings Bryan
Levi x. Jacobss
Malick
Avalli
Billy Sanders UN McKineny
Hanna
Porto Rico
Alymether
Amiaule
Roosen
Theodore Roosevelt
Roevelt
Republican New York
Toy
Lettec Tallowe
Jan
All Bimner
Paul Qutweiebed
John Manry
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