Loveland Teachers Institute Celebrates Extended Session
Loveland hosts the annual Teachers Institute with high attendance and praise for Supt. Swing Miss Logan and J. W. Jones provide primary and arithmetic instruction. The week features lectures by Des Witt Miller Stewart and Thompson with Boxwell law discussions and a Bethlehem cantata.
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Ockerman
Elizabeth Griffith
Nelson
Capitol
Swing
Logan
Adieus
Jones
Loveland
D. T. Robb
Bethlehem
Clermont County
Institute
Doughty
W. HM. Alrey
T. Dial
Alrey
Ferguson
Witham
Dial
Miss Scatterday
W. O.thompson
Miawai University
Eugene Dial
Minnie Dugan
Mary Robb
W. C. Robinson
A. C. Goff
D. A. Ferree
Ed Sommermier
Will Fulton
Frank Holter
Patton
Robinson
Rhoda Welch
Hattie Dean
Ulrey
Gatch
Edith Hill
Norwood
Hugh’s High School
Sardinia
Brown County Institute
John DeWitt Miller
Misa Stella Day
Emma Binning
Fred Simmerman
Harry Wilson
D. N. Cross
London
Bear House
Armacost
Fulton
Sommermier
Holter
Turton
Ferree
Ayer
Ancinnati
Griffin
Ranson
Thompson
Suitor
Dagan
Bragdon
Eppert
Hill
Voulter
Miami
John P. Cronin
Miss Temple
Bish Misa Logan
Bessie Griffith
Sam Fulton
Byron Willame
George Bolonbaugh
J. E B. O¢kermah
FE Swing
T. L. Simmermon
J. W. Jones
F. W. Swing
Em Land
John Des Witt Miller
Thomas M. Stewart
Cincinnati
W. C. Thompson
Miami University
Oxford
C. Lauren
Hopper
State University
Athens
University Extension
Wes Doughty
Kyron Williams
Whag
Williams
Clermont
Miss L
Moscow Mills Destroyed In Suspected Spontaneous Combustion Fire
Fire at Moscow Mills, owned by Morton Bros and Orebaugh, caused $20 000 in loss with $10 000 insurance. The mill, last operated Tuesday night, suffered a swift blaze that engulfed the timbered building, ending years of town milling. 8000 bushels of grain and flour stock were ruined. investigators cited warm journals and fine dust as possible ignition factors.
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Moscow
Morton Bros
D. 8
Charles
Coat
John Orebaugh
Batavia Flouring Mills
Love
Bazi! Wood
William Gilillen
Barden
Vibe Neue
Mills to be rebuilt to sustain Moscow prosperity
The mills will doubtless be immediately rebuilt as they are an important factor to the prosperity of Moscow and the thrifty farming community behind the town, ensuring they do not pass into a memory.
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Moscow
The Mt Blanchard Tar and Feather Episode
A Mt Blanchard Ohio tale recounts fifty men capturing two women accused of moral lapses. They tarred and feathered the pair, chained them in a buggy, and sent them away along a rocky road, drawing sharp satire on vigilantism and local attitudes.
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Mt. Blanchard
Ohio
Findlay
White Caps
Indiana
Barney's Break Escapes to Loveland Then Lands in Columbus
The article follows Barney Noble after his Springfield performances. He eludes officers to Loveland where he lodges with a farmer, steals from the hired man, and is driven away after an attempt to stay. He is sent to lunacy proceedings by the probate court and declared unfit for freedom.
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Barney Noble
Springfield
Loveland
Barney
Noble
Penitentiary
Hades
Marriage A La Mode In New Richmond Curio
George Washington Webb and Miss Martha E. Young of New Richmond wed in a brisk probate office ceremony in Batavia. The groom, about 50, a widower, and the bride, 30, will live on the husband’s plantation near New Richmond after a hurried license and comic proceedings.
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George Washington Webb
Batavia
New Richmond
Martha E. Young
Port Cochere
Breeding
Thein
Edward Dewdney
Daniel Hamilton
Squire Nichols
Dowdney
Mr. Nichols
Dewdney
Hamilton
Judge Breeding
Parrott
Milford Robbery Leads to Cincinnati Arrests
Robbers struck Milford homes stealing a silver watch from F. L. Cook’s residence. Detectives traced the loot to Cincinnati, arresting Brown and Price for grand larceny and Hattie Lewis for receiving. Price got 50 dollars and 30 days, Hatlie fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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F. L. Cook
Milford
Joseph Moes
H. M. Beck
H. R Brown
Cook’s
Cincinnati
Brown
Ife
Hattie Lewis
Hatlie
Will Price
Price
Miss Lewis
Hattie
Clermont Experts Question Barney Nobles MentalStatus
A fragment discusses Barney Noble and a possible Columbus probate court lack of authority over his case. It states Noble may have to be brought back to Clermont county for probate action, with insanity examinations to decide if he is fit or needs lifelong confinement. The text suggests his residence and insanity location span Clermont, Athens, and Columbus.
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Barney Noble
Columbus
Noble
Clermont County
Athens
Batavia
Sharps
Bo Mn. Noble
Ratironda
Photographic Census for Chinese in U S Sparks Debate
The last Congress approved photographing every Chinaman in the United States in triplicate for government and personal records. Officials estimate 140,000 subjects, with 420,000 photos costing about 50 cents each, totaling roughly $210,000, while critics mock pensions and joke about indistinguishable subjects. Secretary Foster insists only genuine photographs count.
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United States
Internal Revenue
Foster
Treasury
Neighbors Surprised Williamsburg Couple at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bragdon of Williamsburg hosted a dinner last week when about fifty neighbors and friends surprised them with a quiet drop in. The hosts and guests enjoyed a very pleasant occasion.
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T. C. Bragdon
Williamsburg
Republicans in Cincinnati Meet to Pick Cox Successor
The chairmen of Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton and Warren county committees in the first judicial district hold a Cincinnati conference to select a candidate to succeed Judge Cox, whose term has expired, with Cox in attendance.
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Butler
Clermont
Clinton
Hamilton
Warren Counties
First Judicial Circuit
Cincinnati
Cox
The Liquid Figs Syrup Favorite Remedy for Ladies
A period advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant safe laxative suitable for women. It claims ease of use, pleasing taste, and benefits for kidneys, liver, and bowels under various conditions.
Election date moved in Batavia township
The Batavia township election previously set for Saturday August 20 is postponed to Saturday August 27 by order of the Board of Trustees. The change follows a legal requirement for the clerk to give ten days notice for proposals for printing ballots and related matters.
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Batavia Township
Board of Trustees
Georgetown Republican convention nominates ticket
At the Georgetown Republican gathering last Saturday a large, spirited convention nominated a full ticket. J. B. Moore was named auditor, S. B. Vananda sheriff, August Boehm commissioner, A. A. Brannock recorder, John Jones infirmary director, and FE. F. Gresham coroner.
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Georgetown
J. B. Moore
Vananda
August Boehm
A. Brannock
John Jones
FE. F. Gresham
Sweet Singing Smith Sisters Visit Williams Home in Williamsburg
On Sunday the Ariel Sextette hosted by Byron Williams at his Williamsburg home filled the house with song. Mr. Shearer of the lecture bureau attended. The group led a morning service at the M E church and a singing program in the evening drew a crowd that filled the church. The town calls it the most melodious day in old Burg and thanks Mr. Williams for arranging it.
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J. W. Tarbell
Sardinia
Brown
Loveland
Epworth Heights
D.C. Rybeit
Delaware
Laura Barclay
Moscow
Ort Robinson
Magii
Frank Holter
East
Boxwell
Mr. Doughty
Logan
Hitesman
Xenia
Louie Hook
Westboro
Clinton County
Flora Beck
Pleasant Ridge
Clermont
F. ‘G. Penn
Lena
Ella Fulton
Epworth’ Heights
Gus Wolfe
Institute
Bicycle Club
B. A. Ferree
Eugene Dial
T. &. Simmerman
Q. Crane
Will Fulton
Ariel
Army of the Cumberland 28th Reunion Set for Chickamauga
The 28th annual reunion of the Army of the Cumberland will be held on the Chickamauga battlefield with headquarters at Park Hotel Chattanooga on September 18 and 16, the week before the National Encampment in Washington. It invites rank and file officers and soldiers with honorable discharges to attend and asks interested members to notify H. V. Bogotov in Washington D C by mail to obtain rates.
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Army of the Cumberland
Chickamaugs
Park Hotel
Chattanooga
Washington
Cumberland Army
H. V. Bogotov
Washington D. C
Inmate Escapes Infirmary Then Returns Near Brown County
A infirmary inmate escaped last week and wandered back toward the Brown County line. He was questioned by old acquaintances about his return. He claimed he left because the farm there looked good but the ground was poor and people were lazy, warning the farm would fail if the idleness continued.
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Brown County
Special Election Judges Named for Township Vote
The board of supervisors appointed yesterday the judges and clerks to officiate the special township voter dry election on the 27th. Bantam Precinct judges include Daniel Fithen Barney Hillen 8 N Channel B F Penn clerks Charles Fitzwater Ernest Bragdon Amelia Precinct judges Herman Glaze Dawson Glascow George Behymer Ch Smith clerks Geo Wolf Frank Ely Batavia North judges Allen T Cowen 8 Weaver Joseph Kidd Seth Hutchinson clerks Norman Lee David K McDonald Batavia South judges Frank Dial John E Moore J L H Barr Chas Miller clerks John Stiles A Tatmun.
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Board of Aupervisore
Bantam
Daniel Fithen
Barney Hillen
N. Channel
B. F. Penn
Charles Fitzwater
Ernest Bragdon
Amelia
Herman Glaze
Dawson Glascow
George Behymer
Ch. Smith
Geo. Wolf
Frank Ely
Batavia
North
Allen T. Cowen
8. Weaver
Joseph Kidd
Seth Hutchinson
Norman Lee
David K. McDonald
South
Frank Dial
John E. Moore
J. L. H. Barr
Chas. Miller
John Stiles
A. Tatmun
Thief William Cooper Nabbed After Home Invasion
William Cooper, a Warren county resident on parole from the penitentiary, burglarized the home of George McCammon near South Lebanon taking a gold watch jewelry and a pocket book. Sheriff Hill of Loveland pursued him, recovered the stolen items near Batavia, and Cooper was returned to prison with his striped harness. he resumed work on unfinished plow shoes.
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Warren County
William Cooper
George McCammon
Lebanon
Cooper
Marshal Hill
Loveland
Batavia
Penientiary
Dinner Bathes Batavia Students in Safe Fun
Misa Berthba Teal of Perintown hosted a dinner for about forty Batavia School District pupils aged ten to fourteen on a Saturday. The group traveled by train and rode a farm wagon to the event. A broken harness caused the wagon to overturn but no serious injuries occurred, and they proceeded to the grand dinner after the mishap.
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Misa
Berthba Teal
Perintown
Batavia
Teal
Bold booted miscreant stirs Sandy Springs gathering
Report from Adams county’s West Union Scion describes Harry Copas, a drunken Jefferson township resident, firing a revolver at a Sunday-School Convention. Policeman Henry Kepp attempted to stop him, leading to a gun battle. Copas fled. no arrest reported.
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Arizona
West Union Scion
Adams County
Harry Copas
Jefferson Township
Sandy Springs
Henry Kepp
Kepp
Copas
Mery
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Mannheimer
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Franklin
Wilma Nash
Jessie Coulter
Lida Moore
Maud Temple
M. E. Applegate
Ruth Beck
Eva Holland
J. W. Ayer
Bethel
F. E. Swing
Lawrence
Highland
Highland County
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Prof
Nelson’s Business College
Ahey
Dave McDonald
Smith Sieter
Karns
Mr. Armacost
Dann
J. W. Walker
The
American Book Co
Crane
Pekin
City Hall
J. H. Dobson
Wright L. Witham
Groves Brothers
Hex “Wright Witham
Moore
D.N
Curry
Parton
B.Q. Crane
Lockland
W. H. Ulrey
Plainville
Tones
Als
Hamilton County
Mt. Washington
Richmond
Squirre Nichols
Uncle Sam
Brown County Republicans
Cumberland
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