The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-09
A STIRRING CONVENTION
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q. w. Saizgarber, Van Vert county.
For attorney general-Harry A. N.Y.
krantz, Ashland county; M. b. Nc.
Carly, Lucas county; Frank 8. Mon
nett, Franklin county.
For state treasurer. Fl. Morris,
Youngstown; Il. p. Aleshire, Gallipolis
For clerk Of the supreme court
j. ID. Smoots, Knox county; +. p. Edi-
son, Van Vert county; d. J. Fisher
Portage county.
For member OF state board of public
works-James Holman, Brown county;
Freed Leete, Ironton; T. Dwight Paul,
Akron.
HOWELLS AVAILABLE.
There is considerable feeling In favor
of nominating Cincinnati man for
lieutenant governor, and Cohen may be
the candidate chosen for the place. He
served two terms in the Ohio senate
and is looked upon as the proper man
for second place. Sentiment in his
favor seems to predominant, though
Senator Howells, Of Massillon, is also
considered available. Judge Hidy ap.
parently leads for supreme judge, and
Mykrantz for attorney general. Mon
nett's chances will he impaired by rea-
son of Tom Johnson's absence from
the convention, but II must not be as
sumed that he is out of the race en-.
tirely because strength may come to
him from unexpected sources which
might land him the nomination
John H. Morris, of Youngstown, is
now looked upon as the strongest can.
didate for state treasurer. He says
he will stand for the nomination and
is prepared to make a fight for it. The
Eighteenth district will be solid for
him. Holman is the leading candidate
for member of board Of public works.
The arrival of all the delegates may
change the status of the candidates as
given.
THE PLATFORM.
The Democratic platform, Allen w.
Thurman states, will endorse the Kan
sas City platform, condemn monopo.
lies, favor revision of taxation laws
will mention no candidate for United
State senator and will largely be ST.
lent on national issues. Colonel w. A.
Taylor, campaign manager for Xii
bourne, states that the spirit Of the
platform has already been agreed up
on. II will declare for the supremacy
of the constitution In all places within
the Jurisdiction of the United States
and will denounce trusts and combina
tions of capital in restriction OF trade
A demand will be made that all forms
of property and tax values shall beal
an equal proportion of the tax bur
dens.
BANDS AFTER JOBS.
Applications have been received
from 19 bands, among which arc
Thaycr's military band, of Canton, ant
the Eighth Regiment band Of Akron
to furnish music at the Ohio exposition
A number of these bands will be en-
gagged and the two organizations men
toned will probably be among those
chosen.
George r. Sebring, Frank A. Sc
bring, Evas A. Sebring, Oliver II. Sc
bring and Will L.. Murphy, member!
of the Sebring Pottery company, o
Sebring, have incorporated the Citi
zens Banking company, Of Sebring
with S25, 900 capital.
State Librarian G. B. Galbreath ha'
been chosen vice president of the Ma
tional Association Of State Librarian
at the convention meeting at Wauke
sha, Wis.
Commissions were issued late Sat
urday afternoon by the adjutant gen
eral to Captain August Domer an,
Second Lieutenant f. T. Metz, Of Com
pany G, Canton.