Prohibition Nominee Portraits for Governor and Judge
Biographical sketches present R Jay Pinney of Clavaland Ohio as a Prohibition governor candidate and Mahlon Roach of Wooster Ohio as a Supreme Court nominee. The profiles praise Pinney as energetic, experienced in law and education, and a strong Prohibition advocate. Roach is described as a Christian, honest attorney ready to serve on the Ohio bench.
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Mahlon Rough
The
Supreme Court
Roach
Christian Gamleman
Refa
Ohio
Hsaster Hog
John Hartisan Hawkins State Treasurer Candidate Profile
John Hartisan Hawkins, born September 14 1896 in Brendenville, long associated with business and law in Ohio. A Republican Prohibitionist, he built a career in civil and railroad cases, never divorces, and vows to carry conscience into office if elected. He owns strong ties to Martin's Ferry Presbyterian Church and has served as Sabbath supervisor.
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Brendenville
Georga Scott
Alty
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United Statea
Ohio
United
Admiralty Court
Auprema Court of Ohio
United States Circuit Court of Appeale
Presbyterian Church of
Martin’s Ferry
Clinton B. Fish
John B Martin Prohibition Nominee for Lieutenant Governor
John B Martin, Prohibition party nominee for Lieutenant Governor, a Virginian by descent from Harrison county Ohio roots, served in the Civil War, was prisoner at Libby and Camp Ford, later practiced law in Wooster, owned Martin's Restaurant, joined the Prohibition party in 1882, and is described as a trusted, frugal, honest candidate with strong finances and church commitments.
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John B. Martin
Prohibition Party
Virginia
Mooreland
Harrison County
Malinda Skinner
Samuel Skinner
Fort Gumter
Lincoln
Uadis
John Costell
Columbus
Camp Dennison
Martin
Stone River
Libby
Miesfon Ridge
Chatta- Dooga
Adolph Wood
137Th Regiment
O. VI
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Lew Wallace
Olastonatl
Old
Cincinnati Gazette
Shreve Nominee for Attorney General Birth and Early Years
Thomas W Shreve, candidate for Attorney General, was born at Roetes in Qo shocton county. In 1888 his father Prof W T Shreve was noted as a leading educator in Ohio. Shreve graduated from Adelbert College class of 79 and the University of Michigan Law, admitted to practice in Ohio in 1882, locating at Martins Ferry.
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Thomas W Shreve
Roetes
Qoshocton
W.T Shreve
Ohio
Washington
University of Michigeo
Martin's Ferry
Barrett Nominee for Clerk of Supreme Court in Ohio
Frid W Barrett of Clark County seeks the clerkship of the Ohio Supreme Court. He has long edited legal blanks and books for public officers, traveled for sales, and emphasizes a platform tying character to policy. A Presbyterian with a wife and three children, he fights against intoxicants and tobacco.
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Fred W Barrett
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Onto
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Barrett
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Eugene M Hill A Prohibition Nominee For Public Works
Eugene M Hill of Toledo, a Prohibition candidate for the Board of Public Works, narrates a frank life arc from Lucas County farming to real estate in Talado. A former Republican who converted after a Free Methodist experience, he states his pledge to govern by Christian righteousness and seeks a seat as an honest, capable public works member.
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Fourth Streets
Martin
Cincinnati Gazette
Prohibition Party
Hia
Methodiat Church
Walnut Hilla
Martin Io
Ohio Beast
Eugene M Hill
Toledo
Board of Public Works
Lucas County
Eugene
Talado
Republican Committee
Hill
Bomcat
Fatal accident near Shreve involving Allieoo family
On Saturday July 20 while returning home from Millersburg the wagon driven by Andrew Allieoo and carrying his daughter Mrs John Wolgamot and two grandchildren collided with hogs near Roll Bower's residence. One horse collapsed injuring Allieoo who died July 21 at about 7 PM. The wagon and team belonged to O D Grace, the river man at Shreve.
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Shreve
Millersburg
Andrew Allieoo
John Wolgamot
Gr Alliaga
Roll Bower
Allison
Staolf
Doreas
Wolgae
Allinon
Loan
Surrey
O D Grace
Rainy patch dotting Saithville July notes
Saithville events recount a short rain Wednesday and social visits. Mrs Nottie Drewler of Rhreve, Mrs Jene Ktarh and daughters from Bstrice, Neb, and others visited relatives. JF Pitlogger moved goods from Pavonia. Miss Elsie Shellenberger taught locally. Kirk Fonk joined Eighth Regiment comrades in Toledo for the Pan American JPD. Profs Smith and son visit Rev L E Smith. Epworth League gathering planned at the Methodist church.
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Jene Ktarh
Bstrice
Gad Ahon
JF Pituoger
Thia
Hooarhald
Pavonia
Thia Place
Elsie Shellenberger
Fanny Shellenberger
Kirk Fonk
Toledo
Eighth Regiment
Elias Kartaler
Batardar
Egre
Nora King
Orrvilla
Wilder
Mion
Jacob Lu
Smith
Bellefontaine
L. E Smith
Methodist Parsonage
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Electric road work links Cleveland and Wooster progress
About 300 men are laboring on an electric road to connect Cleveland and Wooster. The project aims to reach Medina in a few weeks with right of way secured between Medina and Wooster. The company hopes to finish the road by fall and have trains running between Wooster and Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Wooster
Medina
Medios
Woosturla
Lopes
JEPERSON July 23 Village News and Upcoming Festival
Our village crowded with dust and rain. Too Minuses Peters of Michigan visited the Houser home and returned home Sunday. The Methodist church festival planned for Friday night July 26 will likely attract a large crowd. Father Tawney remains very ill and not expected to live. Emanuel Jolliff had a toe amputated and is recovering. G T Stiver and wife spent Sunday. Spangler family visited Springvilla Sunday night.
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Minuses Peters
Michigan
Houser
Ole Love
Blank
Swarthing
Wooster
Dan Sater
Father Tawney
Emanuel Jolliff
G T Stiver
Spangler
Springvilla
Catarrh Cure Promises Century-Drug Claim
The readers are told of a universal cure for catarrh, claiming Hall’s Catarrh Cure treats the disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad asserts a $100 reward for a proven failure and cites testimonials, urging use of the remedy and its capsules.
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Gadigareae & Co
Toledo
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Noble, Pinney & Willard
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