Candidates For School Board Named In Democratic Slate
The election law places all school board candidates on a separate ballot with names in rotation and no party marks. Democratic nominees are John M. Beeler Stanley Shaffer and Richard S. Radcliffe with details on their occupations residences and families.
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Board of Education
Joh M. Beeler
Stanley Shaffer
Richard 8. Radcliffe
John M. Beeler
Hamilton
First National Bank
Butler County
Yale College
Richard S. Radcliffe
Radcliffe Drug Stores
Ruhi Made Good Councilman in First Ward Election
The piece urges voters in the First ward to elect Ruhi F to the city council, praising his conscientious service and dedication to the ward. It notes Jos F Rohl as an honest public official deserving election.
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Dos. F. Ruhi
Rohl
Jos. F. Rohl
Ex Governor Campbell Fights for Local Option and Home Rule
The Lebanon Patriot notes Ex Governor Campbell leads a brave effort for local option good government and home rule in Columbus as the people’s choice for governor next year. The Democrat Sun’s view is that Democratic ticket candidates are preferable to Republican ones.
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Campbell
Columbus
Lebanon
Democrat-Sun
Reductions in Freight Rates Aim to Help Farmers and Public
The Railway Age questions if lower freights truly aid the public and argues reductions mainly favor manufacturers, while noting wheat and corn price cuts would assist farmers seeking relief from rising costs.
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Railway Age
Governor Harris Frees Edward Coxon in Chicken Theft Case
Governor Harris commutes the sentence of Edward Coxon, a Trump era resident, who was imprisoned for five years for stealing several chickens from a hennery. The act halves his period, reflecting a clemency decision in a rural poultry matter.
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Harris
Edward Coxon
Local Election Ballot Candidates Listed for City Seats
The list shows mayor and council candidates with positions for treasurer auditor president council and ward representatives. Names include Thad Strand J 3 Connaughton Henry B Grevey Henry A Grimmer A L Smedley Jos F Ruhl Edward Cook John Dufley John M Beeler Richard Radcliffe Stanley Shaffer Thos G Smith Aaron Kline J F Rochehe and W J Hayes. Three seats to be elected in Ward One.
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Thad Strand
Connaughton
Henry B. Grevey
Henry A. Grimmer
A. L. Smedley
John M. Beeler
Richard Radcliffe
Stanley Shaffer
Thad Straub Records Strong City Auditor Service
Thad Straub, a democratic mayoral candidate in Hamilton, appeals to the party and voters on merit. As city auditor he earned praise from state examiners for accurate books and a uniform accounting system, earning trust from business leaders and officials alike.
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Thad Straub
Hamilton
Mr. Straub
Strand
Hamilton Council Candidates Praised as Honest Reformers
The piece endorses three Hamilton candidates Millikin Holbrook and Holzberger for council at large describing them as incorruptibly honest and dedicated to public welfare Their leadership is hailed as best for Hamilton and urged to win by large majorities The Cincinnati Times Star editorial notes concerns about New York business turmoil and urges financial caution to protect savers and the economy.
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Brandon R. Millikin
Ford Holbrook
J. A. Holzberger
Hamilton
Ecouncil
I Ap
John A. Holzberger
Millikin
Holbrock
Holzberger
Democratic Party
Harriman
Roosevelt policy draws mixed blame in Big Trusts debate
The piece defends President Roosevelt against blame for the New York financial panic, praising reform of big corporations and railroads as long overdue. It cites editorial support from the New York World and stresses restoration of lawful, competitive markets as essential to public confidence and sound finance.
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Roosevelt
New York
Wus
New York World
Fone
Ungrounded fears addressed in current discussion
In response to lingering anxieties, officials emphasize measured steps and practical precautions. The article notes public concern, outlines official reassurances, and highlights ongoing monitoring by health and safety authorities. No new risks are identified beyond routine vigilance.
Congress Set to Convene Amid Tanked Treasury Pressures
Officials and lobbyists push demands as Congress prepares to convene to address national treasury issues. Persistent fiscal disputes shape early sessions and budget talks.
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Congress
Intersted
National Treasury
What Other Newspapers Say
A collection of humorous and pointed quotes from various papers. The remarks cover ambition boastfulness beauty politics and social observations. The tone reflects commentary on public figures gender and wealth with wry insights.
Ohio man invents automatic typewriter
An Ohio inventor creates an automatic typewriter that does not chew gum or fuss with its back hair, promising a reliable modern writing helper in the Chicago Record-Herald note.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Ohio
Painless Panic Referred In Copper Disturbance
The Washington Star notes an optimistic belief that the copper market wobble is another instance of the painless panic. It frames the disturbance as a cautious, optimistic tremor in prices rather than a crisis.
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Washington Star
Rail Fares and Legislature Open Question in Alliance
In the Alliance Review commentary a two cent fare law is praised for boosting railroad business and editors question why lawmakers should not extend relief. The piece notes the legislature convenes on the first Monday in January.
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Alliance Review
Police Ball Sales Lead Week Of Local Events
Over fifteen hundred tickets sold for the police ball on Thursday night. The island of Butler county is said to report more quail than in years. James D. Curry dies suddenly at his Seven Mile home with funeral held Wednesday. Attorneys crowd court for Judge VanderVeer’s decision in HH & D receivership. A shooting on Wilson’s Hill and two baseball matches at Walnut street grounds are planned. Republicans plan a special Camden train with speeches by Beh, Butterworth and others next Tuesday. A dog attack injures Martin Block as he returns home. Real estate suit seeks quiet title against Auditor Brown and Treasurer Boyd. A team of horses flees a passing engine on Fourth street, injuring no one. Prof Mayer's musicale is praised. Mrs Mayer and W C Shuler duet well. Democratic club considers rally invitation in Eaton. badges being arranged. W H and J H Fye assign to W L Granger with debts of 35000 and assets 30000. VanderVeer grants injunction in TH & D receivership.
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Quail
Butler County
James D. Curry
Seven Mile
VanderVeer
Smyers
Wilson’s Hill
Walnut Street
Middletown
Camden
Hon
Beh
Butterworth
Martin Block
Leity
William E. Brown
W. B. Brown
Jacob Seybold
Nicholas Bonner
Elizabeth Janser
Nicholas Janser
Fred Humbach
Common Pleas Court
Brown
Boyd
John Markley
Markley
F.C. Mayer
Brinker Pabst
Wilmer
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Music Hall
Eaton
Andy Cressle
William Humbert
W. H
J. H. Fye
Cincinnati
W. L. Granger
Grandmother Jones and Her Tea Cure Tale
An elderly woman named grandma Jones is described as vibrant and free of aches at four score and three. She credited Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for her health, with an address for Radcliffe Deng Co at High Street locations mentioned in the piece.
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Grandma Jones
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Deng Co
Elks Plan New Middletown Home and Friday Attraction
The Elks of Middletown plan to build a new lodge home. Maple Avenue concrete paving finished Saturday, binder and sheet asphalt to begin next. Manager McCartney of the Grand J announces a weekly Friday event featuring a Hamilton written song and local slides and drawings.
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Elks of
Middletown
Maple Avenue
McCartney
Grand J
Hamilton
H. Fuller
John E. McCartney
Coturn
C. A. Joyce
J. Thomas Ward
T. Thomas McGreen
George Oge
Ward
Joyce
Harry Hodgins
Local Notes From Lindenwald October 26
Lindenwald notes list visitors and new job appointments around town. Mrs John Weber and Mrs John Byer hosted guests of Mr Healthy while Miss Blanche Murphy joined the courthouse as stenographer for J C Brate. Grace Moorman visits from Indianapolis with sister Mrs James Hershner. Several residents announce new positions and arrivals, including Edith Graham visiting Columbus and a newborn at Mr and Mrs Joseph Wirtz’s home.
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Lindenwald
John Weber
John Byer
Lee Snively
Middletown
Haad
H. M. Tool Company
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Edith Graham
Columbus
Joseph Wirtz
Laurel Ave
Showever
Cincinnati
Fred Snively
Albert Hatings
Louise Lachey
W. J.hersimer & Son Grocery
Paternal state meddling sparks editorials on government overreach
The letter criticizes Ohio's government as paternalistic and intrusive, comparing it to a monarch and warning that private life may soon be regulated. The writer, Tl. M. Warwick, cites sources from the Democrat Sun edition to illustrate concerns about centralized control and loss of personal identity.
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Tl. M. Warwick
Democrat-Sun
What Ails You Liver Digestive Tonic Ad
This ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invigorator stomach tonic and bowel regulator. It lists ingredients from native plants and asserts endorsements from medical authorities and doctors. It promises a free booklet and suggests using Pleasant Pellets with the discovery for coating bowels.
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Pierce
Golden Mec
Golden Medical
J. Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
Phila
H.C. Wood
M. D
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Edwin M. Hale
Halmemann Med
Chicago
Joan King
Ino
M. Scudr
DcRreyse Johnson
Ptnley Ellingwood
Materia Medica
Bennett Medical College
Acton
R. V. Pierce
Buttaloy
Golden Medical Discover
Odr. Pierce
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Candidates For School Board
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