Democratic Nominations Stir Political Debates in City News
Local papers discuss Democratic governor nominee Marshall and Republican responses, debating joint appearances and debates. References to Cleveland Gazette support civil rights themes, with speculation on fundraising, party unity, and upcoming commencement events for high school seniors amid broader civic issues.
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Temperance debate steers party lines in city race
In a crowded discussion the issue of temperance dominates party talks. Leaders including James Rushville, Charles Goshey, and Thomas Kuhn push for anti saloon league backed planks. Prominent figures like Hugh Miller and William L. Taylor are cited as key contenders while calls for county unit coordination and gubernatorial cues surface amid a national manufacturers inquiry into reform.
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Mystery letters threaten local drug store thefts
A damaged, unreadable letter threatens to ruin a town drugstore if a lockout did not occur, while a dynamite incident at Point Mt remains unclear. A store owner was targeted in a nearby blast reported as linked to anonymous threats, with investigators tracing the note to a possible culprit in the area.
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Attorney General Opinion For Advance State Payments
The attorney general ruled that old statutes allowing advance payments to the state treasurer were not repealed by the act of 1910. County treasurers may continue sending about $200,000 per semiannual period in advance deposits, enabling smoother state finances though shifting interest gains. The ruling keeps funds on deposit, advancing state business while counties lose potential interest.
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Portland Man Nominated at Republican Convention
The Portland nomination scene reports a tense party ballot with several candidates, including Tad Anderson and Nathan Cramer, vying for a congressional nominating slot. Support shifts as the last vote leaves a clear favored friend of a key backer, amid a chaotic marathon of balloting.
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Field Brings Home: Sheriff Fielding Gali and the Cats
Sheriff Fielding Gali returns with a haul amid rumor of a local feud. The report notes a confrontational tone among residents and mentions a “hi” venue where tension rose. No clear names or dates are established in the fragment.
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Protesting Party Vote Splits Over Currency Measure
A fragmented report shows party lines on the currency measure with a narrow 16 to 9 vote. The discussion centers on fiscal policy and government actions, with unclear details due to garbled text.
Senate Debates on Aldrich Currency Bill and Bank Provisions
Congressional debate centers on the Aldrich currency reform bill, including a government deposit guarantee, bank reserves, and prohibition on bank investments in corporate stocks. Amendments by Lafollette draw contrasting positions, while leaders signal a mouse to House action and potential committee referrals amid party divisions.
Democratic announcements for congressional and local offices
A fragment lists candidates for Congress in the Second District, including Cyrus F. H. Davia and Alvin Padgett, pending party conventions. Prosecution and township offices are noted with Arthur H. Greenwood and Charles Nelson among others, all under the will of Democratic conventions. An unrelated ad praises Hoplister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring tonic.
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How to Cure Constipation and the Calwell Syrup Claim
A bustling ad style piece promotes Dr Caldwell with Syrup Pepsin as the premier cure for constipation. It touts ease of access through drug stores, promises quick relief, and mentions potential digestive benefits alongside testimonials and broad claims about stomach and bowels health.
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