Will Socialist Vote Determine Factor At Polls On November 8
Central Press dispatch from Wester Washington notes political forecasters see the socialist vote as a potential deciding factor in the November election. Republicans predict a close balance while Democrats and Norman Thomas supporters dispute the idea, arguing that a protest vote could favor Roosevelt or Hoover depending on turnout and candidates.
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Atewart
Central Press
Wester
Washington
Aem
Remocratia
Norman Thomas
Aml
Thomas
Roosevelt
Hoover
A. Sosa
G. OG
Democrata
Things Worth In An Emergency And For Old Age
Reverend Roy L Emite contends value of items depends on emergency need and capacity to endure scrutiny. He notes Norman Thomas's 1928 presidential bid drawing predicted socialist support across diverse states, with expectations of up to several million votes.
Riviera cost of living blamed on import quota system
A French Riviera investigation committee blames soaring living costs on the import quota system. Food prices reportedly rose sharply as quotas were enforced, prompting questions about policy impact on residents and local commerce.
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Nico
France
Riviera
Will of William G. Craig Divides Estate in Oxford
The will filed for probate after death on October 13 instructs widow Jessie J. Craig to receive the Oxford residence for life. Upon her death, Jessie’s daughter Jessie Beas Craig inherits. Remainder portions fund widow’s support and the three children Jessie Tess Craig Mildred Weidener and Selma Weitenar. If any estate remains at widow’s death it is divided among the three children. The document, drawn April 1 1911, names Philip B. Shera and John C Caldwall as witnesses and names the widow as executrix without bond.
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Selma Weitenar
Wilow
Tees
Philip B. Shera
John C. Caldwall
Eaton society notes recount Sunday gatherings and visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Chrisman dined with Mr and Mrs Willard Young and daughter Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs Markey visited Mary Markey. The Kurtzreees club met at Mr and Mrs B C Garretts with 14 members and four guests. Lunch featured fruit cake and coffee. Mrs Staver discussed a west trip in verse. Mrs J B Markey and Mrs Willard Young visited Mrs Ralph Young. Neal Geeting visited Ida Call and Hazel. Joe Tow man illness noted. Homer Brubaker spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Mrs Helen Garreth visited Miss Virginia Hanley. Orville Hillmen visited Montgomery county. Harry Swain and others mentioned.
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Journal
Eaton
Ost
Albert Chrisman
Willard Young
Elizabeth
Jos Markey
Mary
Tde Markey
B.C. Garrett
Attia Garrett
Kurtecees Club
Dog Staver
West
J.B. Mavkey
Ralph Young
Gaton
Neal Geeting
Ida Call
Hazel
Joe Towman
Homer Brubaker
Cincinnati
Helen Garreth
Virginia Hanley
Lanier
Orville Hillmen
Montgomery County
Harry Swain
Mil town residents visit Charles Garrett family
Mr and Mrs Edwin Jee of Mil town called on Mr and Mrs Charles Garrett and family in a friendly afternoon call. Mrs Joe Brover thanks friends for napothy recovery. Leora Clammar is visiting her sister Mrs Harry Brover or Eaton for a few days.
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Miltown
Mra
Charles Garrett
Joe
Btover
oNire
Leora Clammar
Harry Btover
Eaton
Stella Vance Wins Suit for 60.50 From Frank Bower
Rosa township resident Stella Vance was awarded 60.50 against Frank Bower in Common Pleas Court. Judge Clinton D. Boyd delivered the verdict Thursday, informing the action centered on a 40.40 or 60.50 dispute.
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Stella Vance
Rosa Township
Frank Baow
Ap Sully
Clinton D. Boyd
Fort Hamilton Trustees Meeting Minutes Recorded
Trustees of the Fort Hamilton hospital met last night at the hospital and transacted routine business, noting no major actions or changes to report.
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Fort Hamilton
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hospital
Mulberry Brook Feertale harvest meeting attendance noted
A ragged record lists residents and visitors at a harvest meeting in Gratis and nearby areas. Notables include Henry Chrimoar, Mr and Mrs Frank Demapeey, A R Carter, Harlie Wolf, Miss Dor othy Belt, and J B Kesler among others. mentions of Grandmother Baateee and travel between Gratis, Elk Creek, and Middletown with various local names. A separate item notes a burglary at Contello in Hollywood on Oct 21.
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Mulberry Brook
Rey
Aaron Brobaker
Lena Bezig
Sean ‘Chrimor
Roy Smith
Pees] Beith
Charles Phere
George Keaar
Eikenberry
If Set Clee
Misa Qigdys
Henry Chrimoar
Gratis
Frank Demapeey
Gifford
Elk Creek
A. R. Carter
Harlie Wolf
West Elkton
Dorothy Belt
Dorothy Haymes
Dim Helton
Clyton Conroe
Somerville
Bir
John Brandenburg
Elkert
Pemberton
Mra
Derry Usmith
Jit Smith
Dim’ Crist
Middletown
Ster Shade
Earl Coleman
J. B. Kesler
Lara Ie
Tata
Ralph Meyers
Geatix
Selkirk Visitors and Local Family News
Selkirk and nearby residents share visits with relatives including Copnersville and Hamilton. The community notes farmers at work, Mr Mynett in Covington, and visits by Vandovens, Cernford, Wehr, and Rommes families. Funeral attendance for Mrs Will Swain from Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Howard Grasses Menpunky called Tuesday. Mrs Nathan Bryant spent Monday in Cincinnati.
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Selkirk
Jeayant
Marion Rosell
Copnersville
Boutley
George
Peneoek
Bert
Albert’ Inloe
Hamilton
Yi Aed
Mynett
Covington
Feria
Vandovens and Prandaons
J. N. Cernford
Royal
Wehr
Iltek
Nathan Bryant
Will Swain
George Rommes
Howard Grasses Ce
Menpunky
Omr
W. S. Gilleepis
Cincinnath
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