Ohio flood crisis mirrors political divide and guard calls
A flood dominated political column in Ohio links disasters in Columbus and Cleveland to national party battles. It notes Governor and mayoral actions, warnings of reorganized state policy, and calls for a stronger National Guard while praising flood relief efforts by local leaders and contrasting partisan rhetoric.
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National Guard
Nobe
Biglow
People's Power
Ohbio
Taft Urges Conference on Price Movements Demands
President Taft urged and the Senate passed a bill to join an international conference on price movements that affect the high cost of living with England Japan Germany Austria Italy France India and Canada. The Democratic house killed it, not surprising after refusing to consider facts gathered by the tariff commission.
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Taft
Senate
England
Japan
Germany
Austria
Italy
France
India
Canada
Democratic House
Tariff Commission
Ohio municipal utilities face expansion without state supervision
A New York financial correspondent notes Governor Cox failed to include State Public Service Commission oversight of municipality owned utilities in Ohio. He says the omission may hinder the municipal ownership experiment, as engineers warn it would become unprofitable if subject to standard security, depreciation, and interest rules. Ohio towns plan extensive expansion, issuing millions in bonds, with uncertain buyers for the debt.
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New York
Cox
Ohio
State Public Service Commission
State Commission
Court Proceedings and New Suits in State Supreme Court
Supreme Court affirms circuit judgment in Kell vs Ward. New suit Pippig vs Krammer seeks partition. German-American Bank of Batavia sues Hubbell Co for 1684.66 and mortgage foreclosure. Gilmore vs Garrison verdict for plaintiff 1411.16 with interest from Feb 26 1918 and mortgage foreclosure. Jones vs White nack determines Emma Daugherty entitled to 200 from sale proceeds and orders distributions. sheriff to deed second tract. sale proceeds distributed.
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Emil G. Pippig
Albert F. Krammer
C. A. Brannock and
Griffith & Nichols
The
German-American Bank
Batavia
H. C. Hubbell & Co
A. N. Paxton
Alice Gilmore
Sarah M. Garrison
Christopher C. Garrison
Byron L. Jones
Loretta Whitenack
Emma Daugherty
A. C. Jones
Guardianship and Marriage Licenses with Wills Mentioned
Legal notices include Charles Durham guardian for Emma Durham seeking sale of real estate, several marriage licenses listed for Moore's Fork Batavia Williamsburg, and wills filed. Frances J. Flottman names specific personal items, residue to husband John F. Tatman, executor bond waived. John Tatman’s will leaves $1500 to wife Melita and parcels of land to son Louis with land-sharing conditions.
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Charles Durham
Emma Durham
Nichols & Nichols
Ira E. Fry
Moore's Fork
Gertrude E. Hockett
Jesse T. Halbisch
Batavia
Anna M. Reichle
Henry C. Penny
Mary M. Malott
Williamsburg
Frances J. Flottman
Tate Township
Agnes Taylor
Hilith Taylor
Marge E. Mull
Grace E. Hibbetts
Susan Taylor
John F
W. E. Patton
W. E. Thompson
John Tatman
Melita Tatman
Louis Tatman
Monroe Township
Tatman Estate Bequest Names Heirs and Executors
The will leaves the warehouse property to William Tatman Mary Swing Maud Taylor Florence Frazier and Oliver Tatman in equal shares plus 125 to each. Mary Tatman widow gets 100. Remainder to William Mary Louis Florence and Oliver Tatman. Executors named are William Tatman and Clifford Swing without bond. Witnesses Louis Hicks and Eli H Speidel.
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William Tatman
Mary Swing
Maud Taylor
Florence Frazier
Oliver Tatman
Mary Tatman
Archibald Tatman
Louis Tatman
Clifford Swing
Louis Hicks
Eli H. Speidel
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Williamsburg and Milford Areas
Sheriff transfers list shows Theodore F. Altman and others conveying 65 acres in Williamsburg Township to George E. Altman for 3000 dollars. Multiple deeds include 2 acres in Goshen Township to William Donough for 150 dollars and 24.5 acres in Wayne with 100 dollars. Various parcels in Milford Miami Park addition change hands for sums ranging from 1 to 590 dollars, detailing buyers such as A B Applegate Jr and Jacob Entner among others.
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Theodore F. Altman
George E. Altman
Williamsburg
A. F. Myer
William Donough
A. B. Applegate
Miami Park
Milford
H. G. Morehead
Jesse L. Morehead
Miamiville
G. M. Roudebush
Wm. Pringle
Wayne
Willis Levi
Frank M. Levi
Franklin Tp
John P. Hughes
Geo. E. Altman
Maywood
Hannah Hughes
Kyle
Peter Tringaloff
Union
Charles Worst
Frances Worst
Monroe
A. B. Applegate, Jr
Jacob Entner
Try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy For Colds
The article urges trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during coughs or colds. It claims the remedy has earned worldwide reputation for remarkable cures and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Local residents pass through Cincinnati and share visits
John Lowe and Albert Wheeler were in Cincinnati a week ago. G. W. Temple of Cincinnati was home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. War Judd and children visited Dr. Valentine's. Attendees from here joined the funeral of Mrs. Hancock at Mt. Pisgah Tuesday. Ed Rohlfing of Cincinnati spent the weekend with his parents here. Mrs. Rosa Brumagem hosted the women’s missionary circle. Lela Green hosted the Philathea Club. Mrs. J Love is on the sick list. Verner Coombs duo visited Mrs. Burgett near Batavia. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as a tonic for kidney issues with a testimonial from John Wel bert Foster, Cal. A C Nash.
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John Lowe
Albert Wheeler
Cincinnati
G. W. Temple
War Judd
Valentine
J. Love
Verner Coombs
Local Social Notes Highlight Homemaker Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Creager spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Martin out of town. Mis Nellie Sutton of Cincinnati visited her mother. Lafe Cramer and wife were Sunday guests of Mrs Frye. Stella Cox and Mildred Rutledge accepted positions at Longview asylum. Pearl Nugent and son Earl of Lancaster Minn arrived to visit Sitton relatives. George Newberry of Hillsboro spent Sunday with us. Mrs James Jordagne under doctor care. Joe Bly in slowly convalescing.
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Frank Creager
Will Martin
Nellie Sutton
Cincinnati
Lafe Cramer
Frye
Stella
Cox
Mildred Rutledge
Longview Asylum
Pearl Nugent
Earl
Lancaster
Minn
Matrimonial Fever Strikes Local Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs A EK Boggess visited relatives at Pinhook Miss Hilda Meyers from Lindale stayed with Miss Georgia McNair over weekend A taffy pulling was held at Mr and Mrs Wm Norris home last Saturday evening Six local brides since June with Fern Corbin marrying Roy Jones of Cincinnati April 7 at the bride parents home Rev Dol officiating Only the two families present Carl Heinbolt of Cincinnati visited his parents Mrs Charles Barkley and children of Clermontville visited B E Gardners The Gardner child is seriously sick again after recent illness
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A. EK. Boggess
Pinhook
Hilda Meyers
Lindale
Georgia McNair
Wm. Norris
Fern Corbin
Roy
Jqnes
Cincinnati
Dol
Carl Heinbolt
F. A. Holland
Moscow
Charles Barkley
Clermontville
B. E. Gardner’s. Oe
Frank Gardner
Dr King's New Life Pills Promising Quick Restorative
An advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills purify the blood and restore vigor with rapid relief from headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness. Each pill helps and every box is guaranteed at 25 cents, recommended by dealers.
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Dr. King
Cultivating Friendship Sayings of Samuel Johnson
A compact quotation reflecting Samuel Johnson on life and social ties. It emphasizes that a man should continually form new acquaintances and maintain friendships to avoid isolation as he grows older. The message advocates ongoing social effort and repair of ties.
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Samuel Johnson
Local Notes From Greenberry and Surrounding Areas
Miss Lena Hamilton visits relatives. Mrs Naomi Harlow guest of sister Mrs Harry Burdsall at Hamilton. Frank Hobson and Eli Wallace travel to Dayton for teamster work with E Brentlinger. J B Hutchinson and wife with brother Seth Hutchinson at Owensville. Beulah Hobson returns home from Williamsburg with Mrs Rose Carter. Ruth Harlow with grandmother Mrs Taylor Connor at Crosstown. Carroll Jones and family visit W H Jones. Mrs Ella Malott visits N B Wallace family.
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Taylor Connor
Crosstown
Carroll Jones
W. H. Jones
Ella Malott
N. B. Wallace
Charming Small Courtesies in Social Intercourse
A reflection on how daily acts of kindness and small courtesies enhance character more than flashy talents. These habits shape social life and reflect personal dignity and consideration.
Boy Reflects On Devotion As Mamma Removes Ashes
A reporter describes a small boy observing his mother cleaning ashes from a stove. The child muses that even the devil would grow tired lifting ashes, offering a pensive, tender glimpse of innocence amid daily chores.
Probate notice of estate of Elias Littleton in Clermont County
Henry F. Rinehardt administrator petitions Ohio Probate Court March 7 1918. Debts insufficient to cover estate with real property in Wellington and Washington townships Clermont County Ohio including 12 acres and adjoining borders to Edward Poe Manning Pingie and Darius Littleton. Notice given to numerous heirs and distant relatives including Armacost Gaskins Whiteman Joslin and Welch with unknown heirs referenced.
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Orestes
State of Indiana
Marion Plackard
Demarius Plackard
John Plackard
Summitville
Perry Plackard
Aly Plackard
Kensett
Arkansas
William Plackard
Benjamin Plackard
Lackard
Elias Littleton
Elizabeth Gaskins
Albert Armacost
Belle Armacost
Terra Haute
Nelson Behymer
South B Street
Elwood
Ella Owens
Della Williams
Williams
Mary Whiteman
Whiteman
Main Street
Lora Joslin
Frank Joslin
Fabler
State of Oklahoma
William Welch
Amanda Redrow
William Drow
Richmond
Indiana
Henry F. Rinehardt
Titleton
Clermont County
Ohio
Weeington Township
County of
Clermont
State of
Edward Poe
Manning, Pingie
Darius Littleton
Argé
James Auning Adoin Pingie
Sa’ d Bank
Said Edward Poe
James Anning
Ohio probate court sets April 2 1913 for settlement hearings
Clermont County probate court schedules various accounts for settlement by executors guardians and trustees. Hearing date fixed for Wednesday April 2 1913 with exceptions allowed before then. Names include George W Ireton guardian of David E Ireton Rebecca Applegate executor and others.
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Clermont County
Aden Roe
Ohio
George W. Ireton
David E. Ireton
Pocane
Brock R
William An Ai
Mathew Dorothy T. Brock
Pocoun
Hn L. Applete
Rebecca Applegate
Helish
Lane
Frank M. Gatch
James T. Warren
Martha J. Whippy
Matilda Smyser
John L. Broyser
Lott Hulick
Almira B. Hugh
Inkle
Henry B. Faite
W. A. Joseph
Clarence N. Young
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