Oxford Township Republicans Nominate Ticket in Pre-Election Meeting
The Oxford township Republicans convened in the town hall and nominated a full slate including R. W. DeWitt and Sam B. Douglass for trustees, George Mitchell for justice, Charles Wright for clerk, W. T. Johnson for treasurer, and other positions. A dispute over eligibility of Douglass and the one-trustee-per-precinct rule sparked discussion, to be referred to the election board for ruling. Dr. G. D. Billings and the Women's Literary club were noted in the day’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Oxford Township
R. W. Dewitt
Sam B. Douglass
George Mitchell
Charles Wright
W. T. Johnson
Cheeks
North
C. M. Black
College Corner
Charles G. Shera
S. P. Murray
Tom Suel
Wm. Posten
D. P. Beaton
John Molyneaux
W. C. Miller
DeWitt
Douglass
Miller
A. Shera
Sam D. Douglass
Capt. L. D. House
Election Board
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered severe inflammatory rheumatism for six weeks with eight doctors and bedridden before Dr. Detehon’s Relief for Rheumatism gave immediate relief. She could walk in three days and he believes it saved her life. Beeler Drug Co. advert.
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Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Detehon
Beeler
Hyacinth bulbs at Rothenbush’s sale
Hyacinth bulbs offered at Rothenbush's store from Wednesday to Saturday this week. The ad notes a four week carry across the season and limited stock for early buyers.
Contract for New Federal Building Let to Brown Brothers
Hamilton secures a federal building contract awarded to Brown Brothers of Marion Indiana for 88400 dollars. The South Third and Ludlow Street site will begin work soon with completion expected in a year or more for occupancy by the post office revenue collector and referee in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers
Marion, Indiana
Hamilton
Secretary of the Treasury
Marion, Ind
South Third and
Ludlow Streets
Sunday Club at Y M C A Promotes Debates and Lectures
A Sunday club for men meets weekly at 3 PM at the Young Men's Christian Association corner of Third and Dayton. Monthly lectures, four discussion groups on Life and Principles, plus a Life Problem group led by Bartlow Gee Tobey Andrews, Slayback Chase Atkin. Chess and Checker club forms with Y M C A orchestra. First meeting features W H Mason stereopticon talk on The History of the English Bible and a discussion on The Social Life of Men of Today.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Third
Dayton
Life Problem Club
Bert S. Bartlow
Dr. Gee
Skinner
Walter L. Tobey
A. B. Andrews
Jesus
Slayback
H. V. Chase
C. B. Atkin
W. H. Mason
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Sore Wounds
Old saying proves true as Bucklen's Arnica Salve banishes sores burns and wounds. Piles and chilblains also disappear under its healing influence, with guarantee offered by druggists. Zoe.
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Zoe
580 Days Given 580 Days Given
Edward Bish was arraigned before Mayor Thomas on charges of assault and using obscene language toward his wife Anna Bish. He received 200 dollars plus costs and six months for assault and costs and thirty days for language, with a condition to improve behavior or face 580 days in the Cincinnati workhouse. The case stemmed from wage disputes and a nose injury when Anna struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward FE. Bish
Deerfield Pike
Warwick Avenue
Anna Bish
Thomas
Bish
Y W A Classes Organized in Lindley Hall
The gymnasium classes of the Y W A were organized yesterday afternoon and evening in Lindley’s hall. Many prepared for a lesson and numerous new names were given. An evening class with forty names meets every Friday at seven thirty with Mrs Battersby in charge.
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Lindley’s
Lindley'’s
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Digestive Relief
If taken patiently and persistently will relieve the most obstinate cases of indigestion, constipation, bad blood, bad liver no matter how long standing. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. The Radcliffe Drag Co., cor. High and 2d sts., 231 High street.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drag Co
Cor. High and
2D Sts
231
High Street
Grand Jury Recesses for Judge Neilan Funeral
The grand jury recessed Friday at 4 p m until Monday at 9 a m due to the funeral of the late Judge John F Neilan. Special Examiner John A Bliss testified all Friday afternoon but his remarks could not be learned. Bliss returned to Cleveland and is ordered to return Monday at 9 a m. Prosecuting Attorney Woodruff has not subpoenaed additional witnesses yet but plans to do so today or Monday. Detective Gertrude Williams who was sent to the infirmary did not appear but is expected Monday or Tuesday.
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Grand Jury
John F. Neilan
Johm
A. Bliss
Gertrude Williams
High School Notes Four by News Football Team Progress
The sophomore football squad shows strong progress and may become a top class team. They played Carthage at East High last Saturday with a lineup including Dister, Fisher, Henkle, Seybold, Lingler, Shaffor, Mudgett, Minton, Clark, Goldrick, Bronson, and others. Next, they travel to Hamilton to face Springfield on the 26th, after postponing the Piqua game due to travel concerns.
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Carthage
East High
Dister
Fisher
E’s
Henkle
Seybold
Lingler
Shaffor
Mudgett
Minton
Clark
Goldrick
Bronson
Springfield
Hamilton
Piqua
First Issue of Review Promised for Month End
The paper’s inaugural edition is slated for the latter part of this month and is expected to be excellent as the staff has toiled hard. Pupils begin domestic science and manual training at Second ward and High school classes will take an advanced course since the required one is filled. Mechanical drawing starts in the High school assembly room on Friday.
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Second Ward
Local Couple Revival Promised by Patent Tea
John Gentry 25 a Hamilton teamster and Sallie Miller 21 a domestic of Hamilton boast a happy report. Also named are Squire Hughes John Richardson 21 a Estill county Ky paper maker Alma G Orr 20 clerk Middletown and Rev Ham maker. The patient is recovering and reports mood improvement after using Collister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Radcliffe Drug Co. at High Street locations.
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John Gentry
Hamilton
Sallie Miller
Squire Hughes
John Richardson
Estill County
Alma G. Orr
Middletown
Hammaker
Funeral for Rev S K Holtsinger Held Monday
The Rev S K Holtsinger died suddenly after arriving to conduct a funeral in Dayton. His body was brought to West Chester with Mrs Bodkin on the same train and burial plans include a home service at 2 PM with Dr Lehman and several local clergy assisting. A list of intimate friends and associates was named as active and honorary bearers.
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Democrat-Sun
West Chester
S. K. Holtsinger
Holtsinger
Sarah Bodkin
Dayton
Lehman
Springdale
Wilson
Glendale
Walker
Livingston
Jenkinson
Rinebarth
Woods
Daniel Michael
William Brate
Mr. Burns
Preston Shepherd
William Graham
Edward Reich
William Tucker
Andrew Baxter
Henry Dimmick
Fred Wéeke
Irvin Miller
Charles Beckley
John Vail
Louis Krauskaulf
Bruce Kitchen
Edward Gory
Bridge Strengthening Underway on Cincinnati Northern Tracks
The Cincinnati Northern Traction Co. strengthens the High and Main street bridge by placing four lines of 1 inch beams beneath the tracks. A raft of barrels and poles carries the beams to be floated under the bridge and set in place. The work will take several weeks.
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Cincinnati Northern Traction Co
Main Street
Traction Company
Industrial Bowling League Scores At Y M C A
Black Clawson posted 639 707 714 in three games while American Can totaled 793 807 805 for high team score. Highest individual score reached 201 in the session.
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Industrial Bowling League
Black Clawson
County Commission Announces Annexation Decision Next Tuesday
The county commissioners said they would announce their annexation decision next Tuesday with several boundary changes. They awarded contracts including George E. Kopp for a concrete box culvert at the Earhart farm in Milford township for 147.75 dollars and H C Jacoby to repair sundry superstructures in the county for 152 dollars.
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George 8. Kopp
Earhart Farm
Milford Township
H. C. Jacoby
Left $400 on Chief Symmes' Desk
George Rupp visited the police station to pay a fine for an employee and accidentally left his pocketbook with $400 and papers on Chief Symmes' desk. The wallet sat there over thirty minutes before being found and opened, prompting Chief Symmes to locate Mr. Rupp at the abattoir. The owner returned the money, glad it was recovered promptly.
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George Rupp
Chief Symmes
Rupp
Mr. Rupp
Money Recovered After Fairground Pocketbook Theft
A pocketbook belonging to E. B. Rogers was stolen at the fair ground but has been recovered. It was found under the floor of a stand beside Duemer's saloon, with papers inside though the money was missing.
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E. B. Rogers
Fair Ground
Duemer’s
Bartenders' League Official Heads to National Convention
J Cal Wells, business manager of Bartenders' Local No 169, departs Sunday for Toledo to attend the national convention. The gathering opens Monday and will run through the following week.
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J. Cal. Wells
Bartenders’ League
Toledo
The
Bartenders
Vinnedge Improves After Illness
F. R. Vinnedge, previously ill for some time, was reported feeling much better today and able to leave his bed briefly.
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F. R. Vinnedge
M Long Named to Middletown Public Safety Board
Mayor Simpson names Michael Long to the Middletown Board of Public Safety replacing William Davis who resigned for political reasons. S.K. Hughes and Monroe National Bank press franchise compliance from the telephone company. Krebs of Hamilton and Middletown Colts clash for county title next Sunday. Several pets fall to poison in local incidents.
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Middletown
Simpson
Michael Long
Board of Public Safety
William Davis
S. K. Hughes
Monroe National Bank
Krebs of
Hamilton
Middletown Colts
Woman's Relief Corps Fifth District Convention Planned
The fifth district convention will meet Tuesday at Central Turner hall, Walnut street, Cincinnati. Wetzel Compton corps No. 5 will attend and assemble at the C. H. and D. depot at 8:50 a.m.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Turner Hall
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Wetzel-Compton Corps
C. H. & D. Depot
Man Injured In Foundry Fall At Hooven Owens Rentsehler
Saturday morning Stanley Pielisky of John Street suffered a broken leg when heavy cast ing fell on his right leg above the ankle at the Hooven Owens and Rentsehler Co foundry. He was taken by police ambulance to Mercy hospital for surgical care.
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Stanley Pielisky
John Street
Hooven, Owens and Rentsehler Co
Mercy Hospital
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