Foster's Tenth Reply on 7466 Prosecution Funds Debate
The article attacks Mr. Price over 7466 in office charges and 2800 versus 2150 annual pay claims. It accuses him of delaying to avoid committee review and questions his authority in six suits drawing county funds. Judge Wood’s views and public confidence are cited.
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Price
Mr. Jones
Judge Wood
Mr. Price
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Athens County
Alese
Treasury
Biddison
Pubic
Wood
Goptrcs
Tatoo Gramaid Baccnsics
Oes Ince
I. M. Foster
Foster's Eleventh Reply 10 Price Incomplete Claim
Last week promised the public the opinion of Judge J M Wood re incomplete claim and unresolved price dispute, with no full text provided. The brief note indicates ongoing deliberations by the court and anticipated formal issuance of the ruling.
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J. M. Wood
Controversy Over County Finances Faces Arbitration
Athens Ohio January 29 1908. J M Foster accuses A E Price of padding a seven thousand four hundred sixty six dollar claim related to delinquent taxes attorney fees and stenographer salaries. Foster cites Judge Wood and proposes arbitration while detailing line items and alleged misstatements.
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Athens
Ohio
J. M. Foster
A. E. Price
Treasury
Athens County
Merchants’ and Miners’ Bank
T. L. Morgan
Staute
Morgan
Miss Jessie Lovell Returns to Athena After Visit
Miss Jessie Lovell, after visiting here with relatives, has returned to Athena where she is teaching school. The Marietta Journal notes her return follows time spent with family and acquaintances.
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Jessie Lovell
Athena
Marietta Journal
Law candidate announces Athens county run in Republican primary
Editor Messenger reports that Law, a candidate for representative for Athens county, is submitted to the decision of the Republican primary. Ed C Evans and Lledan Nelsonville, Ohio are noted in the filing.
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Law
Athens County
Ed C. Evans
J. P. Coe
Charles P. Clester
Candidates for County Treasurer Nomination Named in Messenger
Editor Messenger lists candidates seeking the Republican primary nomination for county treasurer. Names include Burt Burson, William James, and M. P. Totman, each stating their candidacy subject to the primary outcome.
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Preas
Burt
Burson
Ridenour Announces Candidacy for County Auditor
G D Ridenour declares candidacy for county auditor as Republican primary decision looms on February 11. The filing references a 1-22d&aw note.
John M'Laughlin announces candidacy for county commissioner
John M'Laughlin declares his bid for county commissioner subject to the upcoming Republican primary. The notice frames his candidacy as official in the local political landscape and calls for party support.
York Township Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Drama
John Spray of York township announces bid for county commissioner in the Republican primary on February 11. Campaign aims to boost local governance and fiscal accountability.
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York Township
John Spray
D&aw
Candidate for County Commissioner in Republicans Primary
A candidate declares intent to run for county commissioner in the Republican primary dated February 11. The text notes a receipt or reference to Fred H. Nice on January 23 in connection with the candidacy.
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Fred H. Nice
Tam A Candidate For County Board Primary
A publican candidate named Tam seeks the county board seat in the forthcoming primary. A note mentions W. J. Howard appearing on the ballot in January 22 filings.
Local Politicians Seek Republican Primary Nominations
A series of notices from Athens county figures announce candidacies for various county offices in the upcoming Republican primary. Names include Amos Townsend York Township commissioner B H Hill and W B Edgar for commissioner roles L Woodworth Hickman Lynch Coroner Lane and Brammer also declare bids for probate judge infirmary director and related posts with February 11 primary dates referenced.
County commissioner candidates line up for Republican primary
Multiple notices list candidates from York Township Trimble Township and other areas vying for county commissioner seats in the Republican primary on February 11. Names include Coe Knight Clester Dailey Eddy Johnson Biddle and others inviting support and indicating race status and eligibility.
Ames Township Sub Can Primary Result Noted
A clipped line from Ames township reports a February 11 primary result under Commissioner D J Hixson, with details trimmed from the page. The fragment references a local election event and official involved, suggesting ongoing municipal political activity.
Infirmary Director Faces GOP Primary Decision
W. H. Vorhes, infirmary director, is subject to a decision in the forthcoming Republican primary. The article notes potential implications for his position and party backing.
Director from Rome Township in Sub Mary
Owen Beebe leads as director in Rome Township Sub Mary with unclear details. The fragment mentions Llodéw as a surname or name variant, but context is incomplete. The item reads like a local notice or directory entry without a full event or action.
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M. Foster
Foster
Fosters
Llédan
Nelsonville
William James
Déw
M. P. Totman
G. D. Ridenour
John M’laughlin
Tam
W. J. Howard
Carthage Township
Amos Townsend
B. Hill Lindén
W. B. Edgar
W. A. Brammer
L. 8. Woodworth
J. R. Hickman
A. W. Lynch
J. J. Lane
Peeey
Coe
A. D. Knight
Orville D. Dailey
Trimble Township
D. Eddy
A. JL. Johnson
John F. Biddle
I. B. Johnson
Ames Township
D. J. Hixson
W. H. Vorhes
Rome Township
Owen Beebe
Llodéw
Vv. P. Totman
Coats
Wolf
Schioess
Hastings
South Court
Vance
West Virginia
Vance Shoe Co
Wheeling, West Virginia
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