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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
4
Convention Reflections on Nominating Speeches and Ohio Roots
The convention featured long demonstrations and sharp speeches. Willis and Mrs. Roosevelt sister Theo Roosevelt drew praise for their nominating remarks while Lodge criticized Wilson. Johnson and Wood disappointed, with Roosevelt sentiment lingering and Ohio cited as a political cradle. Hoover's support appeared in galleries, where La Follette faced loud opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willis
Harding
Colliseum
United States
Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
Wood
Senator Lodge
Wilson
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
Louden
General Wood
Roosevelt
Ohio
Harrison
Garfield
Hayes
McKinley
Taft
U.S Grant
Benjamin Harrison
William Henry Harrison
James R. Garfield
William McKinley
Hoover
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
The Nominees Nominated at Republican Convention
The Republican convention nominated Senator Harding for president and Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts for vice president. Harding, a neighbor and newspaper man, has been a successful politician. Coolidge, a Vermont native, is a comparatively young man noted nationwide, especially for handling a riot in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Harding
Cooalidge
Massachusetts
Gov. Coolidge
Vermont
Boston
Notable Praise By President Wilson Recalled
Months ago officials recalled remarks in which President Wilson accorded him great praise, highlighting the high regard and significance of the acknowledgment within contemporary affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Harding's nomination cited with Roosevelt nostalgia and weaknesses
The piece notes Harding's many strengths for the Chicago nomination but warns of one weakness after watching the proceedings. Roosevelt’s memory looms as critics recall 1912 era editorials and virulent rhetoric used against him. Roosevelt Republicans may not support Harding, a point echoed by ongoing Democratic campaign use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Chicago
Roosevelt
Political contest at San Francisco casts Cox in doubt
Wise men say Harding nomination at Chicago implies Cox at San Francisco but Bryan may oppose Cox over prohibition. Bryan will fight for prohibition regardless of impact on candidates, signaling lively times in San Francisco and a potential missed opportunity for Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Chicago
Cox
San Francisco
Bryan
Sugar Shipments From Argentina to Boost U.S. Supply
It is reported large sugar cargoes will land in New York at ten cents a pound. Fourteen thousand tons arrive at the request of U.S. Ambassador Stimson, with private buyers negotiating for fifty thousand tons. If true, canning sugar may be secured amidst warnings that market speculation could disrupt the flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Stimson
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Carey Area
Multiple transfers including Alma C Shuman selling part of Lot 106 Carey and Dow's addition to Carey for 125 dollars and Edwin Brown first addition parcels 42 43 44 45 46 to W H Williams for 1 dollar The Carey Ohio Porcelain Co acquires lots 42 43 44 45 46 for 1 dollar Virtie Willoughby sells Tymochtee parcels to Edward and Edith Swerlein for 350 dollars Others include Kimmel and wife to Samuel Wenner for 1 dollar and Burson to Beitler Lot 25 in Carey and Dow's addition for 1 dollar Continuous transfers show minimal consideration with several 1.00 deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma C. Shuman
Carey Tire & Rubber Co
Carey and Dow
Carey
John Amicon
W. H. Williams
Edwin Brown
Carey, Ohio, Porcelain Co
Charles M. Steen
Virtie Willoughby
Edward
Edith Swerlein
J. A. Kimmel
Samuel A. Wenner
Alvin Dow
Earl S., Burson
Claude M. Beitler
Dow
Upper Sandusky Men Visit Town In Election Drive
Wm Staggs and his son Harless C Staggs of Upper Sandusky were in town Saturday Harless a Democratic candidate for clerk of courts He is a World War veteran and saw heavy combat duty in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Staggs
Harless C
Upper Sandusky
Odd Fellows Reach Tiffin for Lodge Deference Night
About 35 Odd Fellows motored to Tiffin Monday evening and conducted the second degree for the Tiffin lodge. They brought two truckloads of paraphernalia and services concluded with a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Tiffin Lodge
Residence sale on South Street to Ernest Dunn
Cyril Kramer via Grant Karr agency sold his South Street residence to Ernest Dunn for $2,000. He has rented back and will continue to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Kramer
Grant Karr
South Street
Ernest Dunn
Insurance tips urge proper coverage and new policy options
Look up your insurance to ensure fire tornado automobile and farm tractor coverage is sufficient. If underinsured, raise limits or add a policy. Grant Karl offers to insure items in one or three year terms, promising savings. Office above Emerine Bros Meai Market TM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Karl
Emerine Bros
Meai
Market
Elizabeth Fredritz Weds Dan Kiefer at Frenchtown Church
Elizabeth Fredritz and Dan Kiefer united in a high mass ceremony at St. Nicholas Church Frenchtown with a ring ceremony. Relatives from Berwick Carey New Riegel Fostoria and Tiffin attended a dinner at the Fredritz home and later portraits in Fostoria. The couple will reside on the groom’s mother’s farm near Alvada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Frenchtown
Elizabeth Fredritz
Dan Kiefer
Buster
Elenora
Peter
Near Carey
Kiefer
Jerome Kiefer
Berwick
Joseph Fredritz
Fostoria
Tiffin
New Riegel
Alvada
Carey
Elected President At Luther League District Meet
Dr. E Luther Spaid and several leaders attended the Luther League district convention in Upper Sandusky Tuesday. Miss Elsie Howard was elected president for the coming year and gave a paper on Why Some Leagues Fail during the afternoon session. The convention will meet in Carey next June. Mrs F M Holmes of Bellefontaine is guest of Mr and Mrs J E Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Luther Spaid
Elsie Howard
Mary Newhard
Dorcas Kennerley
Helen Griffith
Romaine Gunther
Yand
Paul Spaid
John Newhard
Luther League
Upper Sandusky
Miss Howard
Carey
Backache relief from Dean's Kidney Pills praised in Carey
Scott Long of 204 E Main St Carey reports frequent backache relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The advertisement urges others to try the tested remedy, priced 60 cents at all dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Dean
Scott Long
E. Main St. Carey
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Mrs E L Barkley Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs. E L Barkley of 421 South Main Street died Sunday morning June 6 at 11 o clock after a long illness with complications. Born June 29 1859 near Upper Sandusky she married B L Barkley October 7 1888 and leaves two children Mrs Glen Stout and E Ray Barkley. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday conducted by Rev R J Beard with burial in the mausoleum city records say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Barkley
South Main Street
New Jersey
Ray
Cleveland
Bakley
Upper’ Sandusky
Ezekiel Bogard
B. L. Barkley
Wyandot County
Glen Stout
E. Ray Barkley
Phil Kinney
Adrian
Jiminy Kear
Forest
George Bogard
Morral
Frank Bogard
White House
Hiram Bogard
Canton
Nathan Bogard
Haglam
Ind
Fostoria
Women’s Relief Corps
R. J. Beard
Fostoria Review
Notice of Water Rent Payment Deadline
Notice warns all water rents due July 1st with a payment limit of July 20, 1920. Signed by C. N. Cosgray as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Cosgray, Secy
Full coverage auto protection offered by Ohio Casualty Insurance
The Ohio Casualty Insurance Company promotes full coverage for motorists against fire tornado theft collision property damage and liability. As a stock company it offers fixed rates with no assessments, cost comparable to mutual insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Casualty Insurance Company
R. McDowell
Agt
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THE
Carey Times
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Homer Thrall
Coox
ODD Fellows
Agency
Fredritz-Kiefer
F. M. Holmes of
Bellefontaine
J. E Myers
F. F. Scheel
Bish’s
Brown & Williams
DELCO
Ife
Alta
Chas. J. Sneeringer
Sycamore, Ohio
Bell
Alamo-and-Lalley Bights
Milwaukee Air Power Water
M. C. Reynolds
O. Steam, Electric and Hydraulic Engineering
John Hendricks
P.A. Hendricks
Mutual
Nachbar Bros
C FE
Sutter
New Keller Block
Main St
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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