Prohibition State Ticket Sought Across Ohio Ballot
Secretary of State White of White Cottage Muskingum Co Board of Public Works Samuel W Dunlap Williamsport Picks assigns positions for Supreme Court Dairy and Food Commissioner George A Maca Greenville Darko Co Probate Judge J C Clark West Salem Congress township Auditor Fenton Coup Plain township Sheriff Frank P Hower Wooster Commissioner Long Term W A Bruce Wooster township Commissioner Short Term Howard Croaby Saltcreek township Recorder Platte Amatutz Milton township Infirmary Director David J Foltz Clinton township Coroner D H Harter Greene township
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al, White
White Cottage
Muskingum Co. Board of Public Works
Samuel W.dunlap
Williamsport
Picksway Co
Supreme Court
A L Talcott
Cleveland
Geo
J C Clark
West Salem Congress Township
Fenton Coup
Plain Township
Frank P Hower
Wooster
W. A. Bruce
Howard Croaby
Saltcreek
Platte Amatutz
Milton Township
David J Foltz
Clinton Township
D H Harter
Greene Township
Prohibition Platform Advocates Immediate Saloon Prohibition
The Prohibition party of Chin In assembles a declaration of principle denouncing liquor traffic as ruinous to manhood and government. It calls for immediate abolition of saloon operations including manufacture importation exportation transportation and sale of alcoholic beverages and pledges to enact laws enforcing prohibition. It urges voters to support the Prohibition ticket to restore Christian citizenship and financial welfare.
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Prohibition Party of
Chin
Hodnee
America
Mlagovernme
Tevet
Drunkenness as Moral and Physical Disease Cited
Dr Caleb Jones argues drunkenness is both a moral and physical disease requiring treatment not inheritance. He states alcohol causes depravity and the nervous system is overstimulated by drinking.
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Caleb Jones
Prohibition Urged to Curb Liquor Influence
A citizen-led argument contends liquor is a powerful enemy to be defeated by coercive law rather than influence. It calls for a national code to ban its further use, stressing that justice rests on responsible citizens and government vindicators.
Ballot Counting Rules Reflect Party Affiliation
A fragment notes ballots tally by party, stating a tax or license ballot counts for that party regardless of voter intent or discussion. The text hints at a voter error or misperception affecting ballot outcomes.
Tax Ballot Dispute Cited by John Danner
John Danner argues that liquor interests and religious figures would both influence voters through tax ballots. He claims that ballots counting for or against the Dow Tax would affect saloon legality, and accuses preachers and grocers of dishonesty in backing constitutional tax schemes in Ohio to gain liquor votes.
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Descen
Ohio
John Danner
Wooster Rail Line Promotes Rum and Ruin
A satirical rail notice touts a fictitious line to Ruin with bottles and vice on board. It mocks alcohols and saloons, warns of dangers to society, and questions a town’s right of way for a branch road extending to Wooster.
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Euzenes
Wooster
Goms
University Street Kept Up By Initiative After Council Petition
At a short city council meeting on Monday the Board of Trustees of the University of Wooster won a petition to maintain a street within university property. The campus beautification plan prompted the decision. A Lakeside Park picnic for former Wayne and Holmes counties residents elected officers J B Hemmer as president and Wesley Chamberlain as vice president. F C Holder and B F Baker were named second treasurer and committee member with A W Blackburn and F C Holder as arrangements committee for next year’s event.
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Board of Treatees
University of Wooster
Wayne
Holmes
Lakeside Park
Akron
J B. Hemmer
Wesley Chamberlain
Treas
F C. Holder
F Baker
A. W. Blackburn
Wooster area notes include deaths weddings and visits
Local items report visits from Bert Hoijaington and others in Akron and Wooster. Obituary notes Daniel Fetzer of Easton, Eli Miller death, and farewells for Rev Gay moving to Washington DC. Wedding plans and church events mingle with school and social updates among neighbors and families.
Reverend Noble Leaves Post After Farewell Sermon
Rev E E Noble pastor of the ME church resigns after two years and will depart Sept 19 for Bedford County Pennsylvania. He will not serve the coming conference year due to a cancer on his lip and is receiving treatment. The town prays for his speedy recovery and hope he resumes pastoral duties next year. Other local notes include guest visits from West Salem and Wooster, school attendance at Smithville, and the New Pittsburg baseball team defeating Plain 11 to 8.
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Scott
Gay
Wooster
Eli Miller
Alice Stephenson
Massillon
D Kintner
D White
H Hohn
Ralph Bixler
Aliis Stephenson
M E
Crtizen Rey Gay
Bis
Bia
Washington, DC
Irge
Christ
E. E. Noble
Noble
Bedford County
Zook
Palestine
Mra
Smith
Mr. Tanner
Maud Smith
West Salem
M. Vicker
Dr Webb
Eon Lloyd
Portage
Stark Counties
John A Fireatona
Smithville
Boehm
Pleasant Home camp reunion draws light turnout
The Pleasant Home Garver reunion on the camp grounds drew a smaller crowd than past years though social parts were enjoyable. Address of welcome by Bert Garver of Fremont. Prohibition lecture by Rev Hickok from Wooster earlier praised. Local notes include Horst’s Missouri trip plans, Atkinson couple visiting Brenizer family, Kesler adding to his house, and weather with heavy rain at Pleasant Home over the weekend.
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E Garver
Bert Garver
Fremont
Rev Hickok of
Wooste
M. H Horst
Missouri
University Notes Highlights Fall Term Openings And Moves
The fall term opens Wednesday September 17 with a lecture by President Holden. Preparatory building and Severance Hall ready at start. College and Biological buildings near completion. Heating plant progress is strong with trenches and pipes nearly finished. Faculty and staff changes noted. several visits to infirmaries and the Experiment Station.
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Holden
Severance Hall
Ohio
Wayne County Correspondente Picnic Program
City Park event on September 6 features opening remarks by Miss Pearl Hosgner and Rev Nei kirk. A baby show offers two age classes with prizes of photographs and a one year paper subscription. Wooster guests include Mr George Kettler hosting an evening operetta at City Hall.
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Neikirk
J. W Bricker
Smithville
Futura Mre
Awkins
Jacot Brothers
Henry M. McDowell
Lodi
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Chester Two
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Congress
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Orrville
EB. Eshelman
Wonater Quartette
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James A. Hamilton
Origilla Crescent
Dawson
Wayne Co
George Kettler
Wooster
City Hall
Henry Jacot
Ida Moor
Temperance Saloon Vote Echoes Applecreek Election
In Applecreek last Thursday the saloon election favored the law abiding citizens with 70 against and 44 for the saloon. The outcome marks a decisive rejection of the saloon under temperance efforts.
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