Printing plunder and political strife in Butler County
A lengthy critique of Hodder and Delacourt over county printing contracts and inflated charges. The piece alleges overbilling for tax receipts and bank checks, questions bids, and accuses officials of corruption while urging Butler County Democrats to reject the alleged organ driven influence. It includes names like Cochran Peck Hodder and Delacourt and notes affiliations and local political maneuvering amid printing disputes. It also reports on a council of accusations and defenses, with references to interviews and potential job printing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joecon
Hodder
First National Bank
Vlodder
Thoms
Innglish Granunas
Elf Ihaa
Cochran
Cuelmefi
Colum
Bornine
Ceussets
Treasurs
Delacourt
Henng
Speshi
Agra
Oy Cochran
Butler
Yeur Gli Parot
Poulon Democrats
Paftecn
Lamilton
Avysth
Myr Hodder
Cincinnati
Pat
A. Callowing
Hamilton
The
Democrat
Inns Phire
Pelacourt
Fle
Familton
Hedder
Sledder
Peek
Lhete
Peck
Hawke
Long
Perroe
Ashe -Audiler
Tockhelder
Ted von Maat
Medder
Ilamilton
Middletown
County Treasury Jand School Fund
Butler County
Mass Republican Convention Opens in Becker's Becking Tone
The Central Committee called the Mass Republican Convention. Maj Rubt Joyce presided as motiorial ch, with Gillen, Marey, Morey, and Potter in top roles. Committees named to choose state and congressional delegates, with long lists and potential anti Smith alignment shaping county ticket nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Maj
Rubt Joyce
Becker
Major Joyce
Charles BE. Gillen
IIL
Marey
Fred Eury
J. 2. Potter
Morey
Robert Joyce
Jon M. Davidson
O. Vi. Parish
Ezra Potter
A. Tunserker
Mairfield
Luther Hughes
Hanover Township
Jos. Nichols
Lemon Township
Lewis Gawialligg Ty Liberty
Silas Williamson
Madison
John V. Good
Milford
L. C. Young
Morgan
James A. Clark
Oxford
John FE. Chatten
Ricly
Redsey Dunham
Ross
Jos. Williams
Charles BK. Giffer
W. Corey
Walliam E. Browns
Geo. W. Wilson
Fairfield Township
East
John L Martin
George Vandergrift
John McCleland
Liberty
Stephen Clawson
Jacob Banker
WE. Scott
Morgu
Evan Evans
Dan. Beaton
Warne
Dr. Landis
Israel Williams
John Davidson
Orden
H. L. Morey
O. V. Partrish
J. Gillespie
Evan Evan
Charles Gans
M. McMaken
John L. Seans
N. C Oglesby
John Wakefield
Charleen
Word Corey
James () Giffen
George WW. Wilcons
Efld
Geo. Vandergrif
Hanover
Joseph Niche
Lemon
Joseph Sutphin
Daniel Melwig
Capt
T. Ragan
John McClellan
John McLean
Madison Township
Thomas Marston
Milford Township
Young
Morgan Township
John L. Evans
Wim. TH. Smith Win
Smith
John QU. Butler
John Q
Ben. Butterworth
Nadito
WH. Wallace
Admer Francis
Peter Bender
Stephen Claws
Wor
John M. Davalson
Oly Parrish
County printing costs spark heated county board dispute
A county row attacks the cost of printing receipts with payments totaling 6,594.62 over eight months. The letter accuses the organizer of robbing taxpayers through inflated printing charges, citing paper costs and per-thousand rates as evidence of overcharges. The piece labels rivals as liars and accuses them of publishing baseless denunciations.
A Conundrum for the Democrats of Butler County
Butler County voters face a political crossroads as a local paper debates party purity versus economic reform. The piece compares Republican performance, hints at a contested congressional delegation, and warns of a strong Tom Moone challenge if the ticket nominating is aligned with federal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Q
J. Qs
Tom Moone
Ssniit
Congress
City aims to widen brick sidewalk and fund cisterns
The council debated sidewalk widening on Boss street and street improvements. Officials approved brick paving between Fourth and Sixth streets, a cistern at Seventh and High, grade actions for alleys, and a city land lease for dead-animal burial. Authority granted for salaries, bonds, and school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss Street
Fourth
Sixth Street
Said Street
Committee On Fire Department
Seventh
High Streets
High Street
Walnut
Shington Streets
Second Ward
Second National Bank
City of
Hamilton
West Fourth
Oak Street
Park Street
Oak
West Fourth Streets
Pieper
City of Hamilton
Charles Kepp & Wre
Kepp
Tamilton
Hf. Holbrook
Fourth Ward
Edding
Pblic
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Che Hamilton Examiner
Tour Soran
Irectly
Kun
Kunts
Mr. Thosas
Mr. Thomas
Mann
de la Court
Rena
Mialler Ia
Grinder
Opthahna
Billingsgue
Jackson
Schowl
Kusta
Thomas Foreman
Vorgan” Offic
Beter Thomas
Sorgan Grindes
Wits Nulliere
Atvall
Andal
Milat
Yurigns
Demec
Corcaw
Philip G. Berry
Crane
Nanpuen
J.B. Berry
Philip G. Boy
Bro. Hodder
Tommy
Tun
Monhon
Beecher
Efi Emgorce
Butler CO
Thomas
Hodder and Delacourt
Allia
Savere
Alan
Saw Canny
Sami
Hin
Mass
Cinct
West Precinct
Ben. Alston
Samuel Stevensson
Captain Gillespie
Arthur Elliott
J. C. Young
John le Evans
le Beaton
Reily
Wain
Stevens
St. Clair
John R. Mlckingen
Union
Jackson Wayne
Jaques S. Speers
Aine
Beckett Block
Cinwinnali
New York
Inonn City
Opera Lone
Riley Street
Jacob Shaffer
Yne Board of Educcation
G. Giffen
J- Mathias
A.M. Call
Jacob Schaab
Kelly
Martin Walthouse
Sedwich
James Durrough
Avhoff
Dan Lung
Wagner
Hhifnaugh
Bender
Luht & Co
C. Mark
L. Lopp
A. Wagner
T. Saver
TL Mathin
Mec
Wellinghos
Kuhl & Co
Jones
Mine Ringwood
Ako Wat
Burketressor
Ma Jones
Tbey
Sisan
Aniwony
Tilton
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