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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1910

Page

6

Harding Triumphs In Ohio Gubernatorial Nomination Fight

Warren G. Harding of Marion wins the Republican nomination for governor at Columbus amid a power struggle led by Theodore Burton and George Cox. Cox shifts support to Harding, blocking Nicholas Longworth’s bid and reshaping the party balance near Taft.

Cox Burton Ohio Taft Longworth Warren G. Harding Harding Marion Marion Star the Star Columbus United States Theodore E. Burton George B. Cox Cincinnati Oren Britt Brown Dayton State Organization William H. Taft Nicholas Longworth Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Burton

Harding Nomination Sealed Amid Dramatic Roll Call

Amid cheers the convention announced Warren G. Harding as the gubernatorial candidate after a tense Hamilton county roll call. Mauser credited Harding’s record and unity within the Republican party and urged support from Burton and Dick. The new State Central committee was revealed with members from districts one through twenty-one.

James Rudolph Garfield United States Charles Dick New Departure Burton Garfield Paul Howland Cleveland Resolutions Committee Warren G. Harding Harding Hamilton County George B. Cox Rose Cox New Republican State Central Committee Fred Bader P. W. Durr D. W. Allaman W. B. Morey W. H. Phipps Marcus Shoup R. H. McCloud W. R. Wilson Walter F. Brown Edwin Jones Israel M. Foster Richard Lloyd C. F. Monroe A. R. Garford Walter H. Black George B.tinlin George H. Hamilton Alfred C. Eynon T. P. Gilmer Maurice Maschke Fileder Saunder

Ohio Republicans Endorse Taft For Renomination In 1912

In Columbus the Ohio Republican platform praises President Taft's 17 months in office, pledges united support, and renews loyalty to his leadership with a call for renomination in 1912. The plank lists achievements and expresses strong party backing.

Columbus Ohio William H. Taft

Taft Administration Praised For Wide Reform Record

Granville W Mooney highlights achievements of Taft era including sugar fraud prosecutions and rail rate controls. He cites enforcement of anti trust laws, cotton pool indictments, post office savings, Panama Canal progress, and public domain protections. He urges election of a Republican Congress to complete the program.

Taft Post Office Department Panama Canal

Republican platform planks from Ohio state issues list

The document outlines Republican positions on tax reform and property assessment, public utility regulation, home rule, road construction, labor protection, and an income tax amendment. It calls for broadcasting campaign contributions, corporate accountability, a constitutional convention, and streamlined state tax code with fair burdens.

Columbus Ohio ‘General Assembly Republican Party

Wendling Arrested in San Francisco in Kellner Murder Case

Joseph A. Wendling, sought in Louisville for Alma Kellner’s murder, was dragged from a Third street lodging house in San Francisco and identified by detectives Burke and Ryan. Captain Carney of Louisville arrived to press charges as Wendling confessed identity but denied guilt.

San Francisco Joseph A. Wendling Alma Kellner Louisville Burke and Ryan Wendling Carney Cora Muena Hume Muena Houston Texas France North Beach Wall Third Street Louis Arnold Madeline Arnold

Mrs Lena Wendling defends son in church basement murder case

Louisville: Lena Wendling, held for a week on accessory charges in Alma Kellner's death, protests Joe Kellner's innocence. She questions the timeline and says the real killer remains unknown, asserting her own conscience is clear.

Louisville Lena Wendling Alma Kellner St. John's Church Joe

Markets Report From Cincinnati Grain and Livestock Prices

The Cincinnati market notes grain prices for wheat corn rye and barley with varied bids across grades. Cattle hogs sheep and calves receive mixed quotes by type and quality, while Cincinnati miscellaneous values cover butter poultry eggs and produce including apples cabbage cucumbers cantaloupes and more priced per unit or per crate.

Alberta

Doan's Kidney Pills End Weakness From Kidney Ailments

Mrs. George La joie of Caro Michigan credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring her strength after severe kidney weakness. The ad urges begin use immediately and notes the product is for sick kidneys. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo distributes the 50 cent remedy.

Doan George Lajoie Dean Dean’s Ae Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Trade Conditions Better Amid Cautious Upturn In 1920s Market

New York based Dun and Co reports Commerce showing improvement after a low Wall Street mood. Gains stem from higher security prices rains boosting crops and a strong steel sector with steady production and firmer yarns and footwear demand, while leather trading remains cautious and prices hold.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Wall Street United States Corporation Pittsburg Fall River Boston Chicago

Business Failures and Wheat Exports For Week End July 28

Bradstreet reports US business failures for the week ending July 28 at 198, down from 215 last week and far below 1909 figures. Canada shows 41 failures. US and Canada wheat exports for the week total 1,246,746 bushels, with four week totals at 5,048,018 bushels. Corn exports for the week are 22,831 bushels, four week total 449,471 bushels.

New York Bradstreet United States Canada

The Limit. Landlady and Tenants Cartoon Conflict

A landlady complains about a tenant named Mr. Hall Roéme being mean. She jokes that his beard should be priced lower because he has lost two teeth, prompting the discussion about rent and payment habits.

Eczema Cured Using Cuticura Remedies

A Brooklyn woman recounts curing her niece’s facial and body eczema after years of itching and sleepless nights. She details washing with Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent, noting dramatic improvement and lasting relief since age eleven.

H. Kiernan Quincy St Brooklyn N. Y

Merely a Prevaricator Sunstroke Death Tale

A doctor recounts using a painted sun on the ceiling to induce hypnotherapy for a gravely ill patient. The patient improved until the doctor found him dead from sunstroke, after the sun illusion failed to aid his recovery.

A Protection Against the Heat Coca Cola Ad 1910

A vintage Coca Cola advertisement promotes cold drinks as relief from fatigue and thirst. It invites readers to buy Coca Cola at soda fountains or bottled for 5 cents and to request a 1910 baseball record book and a booklet by mail from The Coca Cola Co. Atlanta Ga.

Coca-Cola Gasey Coca-Cola Co Atlanta

Little Edward Seeks A New Baby Brother Story

A four year old boy, an only child, asks for a baby sister. He wants a fresh newborn with no old features and jokes about a "bran new one" with "bat tacum powder" as he chats with a family friend.

Edward

Wash Day Suffering Ease With Task Soap

Dilbert Hubbard notes life’s pain from too much work though Elbert Hubbard’s quip on wash day fits. The piece touts Task soap as a solution, claiming it saves time and labor, cleans well, and costs five cents per cake.

Elbert Hubbard Dilbert Hubbard the Philistine

Burlesque Show Dresser Explains Costume Needs

A burlesque troupe discusses why female performers need dressing routines and specific rootua styled outfits. The piece notes stage requirements, wardrobe constraints, and the role of costuming in performance.

Rootua

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W. G. Harding F.W. Treadway Francis W. Treadway Cleve Granville W. Mooney Ashta Rudy W. Archer Belmont County Ulysses G. Denman Lucas County Supreme Court W. B. Crew Morgan County A. N. Summers Clark County John S. McNutt Columbiana Renick W. Dunlap Pickaway County George H. Watkins Scioto County John W. Zeller Hancock County Lodging House Mrs. Wendling Cincinnati Grain London
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