Cox Speech Sparks Republican Counterstatement
A Republican statement challenges Governor Cox seven to describe the so called progressive measures he touted at the Democratic State Convention. It argues most measures were enacted by prior Republican legislatures or the 1851 constitutional convention and credits Harmon for Workmen's Compensation. It calls Cox to explain his alleged progressive administration and tax policies.
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Cox
Ohio
Seecond
Moses
Mt. Binal
Harmon
Republican Party
Democratic Party
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Mr Wilson and 0% and the Cold Colonel Roosevelt Note
The piece recalls Governor Cox praising the Colonel alongside Washington and Monroe and questions Cox’s stance on Wilson. It notes admiration for T. R. and reflects on past 1917 alignments and the Harding bill, asking whether Cox approves of Wilson’s treatment of Roosevelt and Wilson’s war stance.
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Cox
Washington
Monroe
T. R
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt
Unclear phrase sparks talk of political impropriety
The fragment raises questions about alleged misuse of federal funds for partisan aims and contemplates leadership change amid controversy regarding Mr Cox as a potential president.
Cox Seen As Autocracy Champion Says Reynolds
Reynolds argues Gov. Cox favors a one man executive and mirrors President Wilson. He contrasts Cox with public desire to avoid autocratic White House control and says Cox would act as proxy for Wilson, treating Democrats as mere lieutenants rather than leaders, per the National Tribune.
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Mr. Reynolds
Gov. Cox
Wilson
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Cox
Mr. Cox
National Tribune
Preservation of divided authority urged by Governor Cox
Governor Cox urges a restoration of divided authority among the three branches as the founders intended, while noting unity with President Wilson. The article critiques Democratic Senate actions aligned with Wilson, highlighting the League of Nations compromise and Wilson’s terse rejection.
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Cox
Wilson
Senate
White House
League of Nations
Court report details divorce suit between Haney parties
Milton W. Haney sues Alice Haney for divorce alleging gross neglect since their 1891 Batavia Ohio marriage. Plaintiff claims wife failed to perform wifely duties including meals and home upkeep for about nine years. Attorney B Nichols represents plaintiff with a request for proper relief.
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Milton W. Haney
Alice Haney
B. Nichols
Batavia
Ohio
Thomas Haley Ve
Marie Haley
Divorce action for Charles G. White and L. D. Oliver attorneys
Plaintiff seeks divorce from the defendant saying they have lived separate and apart since June 7, 1920. He requests further relief to which he may be entitled.
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Charles G. White
L. D. Oliver
Properties, marriages and will actions fill county notice
Probate notes list multiple estate actions including bonds for executors and appraisers, and marriages for Andrew Elmore to Della Wilson and others. Real estate transfers and probate commissions are recorded with details of estates of Powers, Marsh, Franke and others.
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Noah Powers
Samuel Powers
Elizabeth Harmon
Christina Collins
George W. Burnet
H. F. Wulf
Charles Burkhardt
W. E. Leever
Angeline Marsh
Clara Williams
John Huber
Chas Hill
A. Mitchell
Sophia Franke
E. W. Patchell
A. P. Roudebush
James Carpenter
Hattie M. Spencer
Sophie Franke
Angeline Maresh
Owenville
Ohio
Margaret Marsh
Blanch Flaugher
Maud Baker
Minnie Roudebush
Mas
Bila Joseph
Jessie Marsh
Lulu Eonis
Donna Mead
Melvina Griswold
Harry Boone
W. EB. Leever
Ann
Stonelick Tp
William Franke
Mia
Jobatina Boln
T. A. Mitchell
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