Slashing at Camp Dennison Ends in Razor Attack
A Lawn fete by the colored M. E. church at Camp Dennison ends in violence after a disturbance overindulged revelers. Jim Hawes is slashed by a disturber who used a razor. Worsening events lead to gunfire as Tom Mack fires from Camp Dennison, wounding Hawes and Carrol Hawes while Mack surrenders on bond. Authorities plan trial for August 6.
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Nick
Camp Dennison
The
Colored M. E. Church
Jim Hawes
Hawes
Jim
Carrol Hawes
Walt Ventus
Tom Mack
Annapolis
Mack
Carrol
Belt
Walt, Ventus
College at Your Door in New Richmond
New Richmond hosts a one week college of agriculture from October 11 under Ohio State University supervision. Instructors with practical experience will teach general and local farming topics free to all farmers, with a band concert and ice cream in the courthouse yard Thursday night.
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New Richmond
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Agricultural College
State University
Court House Yard
Sixth District Politics Brings Plums and Postmaster Battle
Hon. Jesse Taylor a Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth district seeks to block W. O. Curtis's Senate confirmation as Jamestown postmaster alleging Curtis opposed Taylor during the canvass and helped his defeat. Senator Dick set a hearing before the Senate committee on post office affairs last Monday. outcome not yet known.
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Jesse Taylor
Congress
W. O. Curtis
Jamestown
Taylor
Senate
Curtis
Mr. T
Senator Tillman to Lecture at Highland Park Chautauqua
South Carolina Senator Ben Tillman will speak at Highland Park Chautauqua on Tuesday at 3 p.m. This lecture is billed as a final chance to hear the controversial figure famed for his fiery oratory.
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South Carolina
Highland Park Chautauqua
Pitchfork
Right to Vote Not Vitiated by Partial Party Ticket
Secretary of State rules on primary voting rights clarifying that electors who voted for all or nearly all candidates of their party in the last general election may vote in the party primary. Those who voted for only part of the ticket are not entitled to vote in the primary. Determinations depend on facts in each case.
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Secretary of State
Carmi A. Thompson
Medical Men Make Merry Outing Set at Boston Fair Grounds
The Clermont County Medical Association selects Wednesday August 4 for a all day outing at the Boston fair grounds. All physicians with families and friends are invited to attend with a union basket dinner at noon and a program of toasts music and literary gems. The event will avoid medical talks and last year’s success is hoped to repeat.
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Clermont County Medical Association
Boston Fair
Clermont County Hopes for Marble Halls in Public Buildings
Workmen install Mosaic floors and embossed walls in Clermont County public buildings. A centrepiece mosaic honors the commissioners with gold doors and a staircase in rosewood, while scenes of local governance adorn the walls. Taxpayers question the contrast with worn turnpike issues and discuss needed repairs versus grand embellishments.
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Commissioners’ Board
Clermont
Carr
Elk Lick
East Fork
Lebanon Clock Sagas Signal Odd Town Delays
In Lebanon a clock atop the Odd Fellows hall misreads the noon hour as 18, then resumes at 2, leaving residents unsettled. Dry town with bootlegger activity and quiet politics. officials warn against misinterpretation as the clock goes silent at 1. Citizens hope the 18 omen proves harmless.
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Lebanon
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bill Bishop
Charley Hildebrant
Hildebrant
Hildebrant Is Attending To Baseball, and Mr. Bishop
Georgetowns Beauty Praised For Attractions And Music
The News Democrat extols Georgetown noting its attractions and surpassing beauty among towns. It highlights band concerts as a key draw and suggests the editor shows a musician’s flair in praising the scene.
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The
News Democrat
Georgetown
Ihs
News
Hulick-Weaver Reunion at Highland Park Highlights
The Hulick Weaver reunion at Highland Park promises a large, lively gathering with Conner's band from Cincinnati, a Krell Co piano, a pavilion, and a 1:30 PM program including verse recitations, violin solos, songs, and memoirs led by S O Weaver and Elizabeth Hulick with topics ranging from prayers to business notes. The event features a full afternoon program with multiple Hulick family participants and local entertainers.
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Hulick-Weaver
Highland Park
Conner
Cincinnati
Krell Piano Co
Medeen Eee Conner
E. Burdsall
S. O. Weaver
Elizabeth Hulick
S.O. Weaver
J. 8. Hulick
John Hartman
Marjorie Hulick
Batavia
Allen B. Nichols Business
Melle Hulick
Cc Auis
Ier
Helen Weaver
Florence Glancy
Alma Runyan
Elizabeth, May and
Irene i
Ieee Hulick
James Hartman
Brown County Beef Trouble Ends With Bond
Brown County man Martin Coutts and sons recover five head of cattle found grazing in a pasture rented by Fraze Howland after a wand ering dispute. Howland claims to have bought the stock in Kentucky. Sheriff and Squire O'Hara entangle bond set at five hundred dollars with attorney John R. Moore as surety.
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Brown County
Martin Coutts
George
Simeon
Georgetown
Fraze Howland
Courts Farm
Bethlehem Church
Courts
Howland
Kentucky
Squire O'Hara
Mr. Howlan
John R. Moore
Judge Malsbarry Captured on Western Tour
Judge Charles F. Malsbarry, recently finishing a term on Hamilton county probate bench, tours the West and eyes Seattle exposition. In Nampa Idaho he is urged to speak at Independence Day events after Senator Borah misses his appointment. He delivers a well received oration before patriotic audiences.
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Charles F. Malsbarry
Clermont
Hamilton County
Seattle
Nampa
Idaho
Borah
Charles
Buckeye
Oldest Clermont native Mrs Rachel Williams dies at 96
Clermont County mourns the death of Mrs. Rachel Williams born January 6, 1813 in Stonelick township 96 years 6 months 16 days old. She married Col. John Williams in 1830 and lived in Stonelick Goshen and Williamsburg. Surviving children include Mrs. L. W. Bishop and Byron Williams. She kept a keen mind and read Clermont Courier since its first issue in 1836.
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Clermont County
Rachel Williams
Stonelick Township
John
Jesse Glancy
America
Clermont
Pennsylvania
Rachel Copeland
Priscilla Alden
Williams
Elizabeth Shields
Elizabeth Clarke Shields
Maryland
Cincinnati
John Shields
Rachel Glancy
Col
John Williams
Stonelick
Goshen
Williamsburg
L. W. Bishop
Batavia
Byron Williams
A Clermont Pleasure Ground at Woodlawn Park
Woodlawn Park near Newtonsville on the Kroger traction line grows in popularity as a pleasure resort with shade, a lake for boating, forest, ball grounds, a tennis court, golf links, and gymnastic apparatus. Neat cottages and campers fill the grounds, operated by William Roudebush, a popular landlord.
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Woodlawn Park
Newtonsville
Kroger
William Roudebush
Dairy Meeting of Tri-Dairy Association in Batavia
A meeting of the Tri Dairy Association will be held at their Batavia meeting place on Saturday July 31. Important business will be discussed and it is urged that every member attend. By order of President Kincade.
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Tri-Dairy Association
Batavia
Kincade
Able to Walk After Losing Both Legs in Accident
Harry Scott, once a Williamsburg resident, lost both legs below the knees in an accident near Perintown. He reached a city hospital, was discharged, and Sunday was seen walking with cork legs and knee action. Despite the ordeal, he moves with assistance and holds hope for continued usefulness.
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Courier
Harry Scott
Perintown
Williamsburg
Black Hand man arrested in Clermont taken to Batavia jail
Three post office inspectors located Arrigo in a Craver cabin after staking out a six mile chase. They seized shotguns and a two seated rig, arresting Arrigo as the wanted man tied to threatening letters. His claimed role as a Cincinnati Banana society president and his son Salvator’s Cincinnati arrest are noted.
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Post Office Department
Batavia
Craver
Thos. Hamilton
Pasquale Scantalinto
Arrigo
Scantalinto
Society of the Banana
Cincinnati
Vincent
Salvator
The Dear Blue Jay Song And A Milford Egg Heist
In Milford a family reports eggs taken from their chicken yard. A young man stationed guards observed a blue jay looting nests and even enticing a hen to lay extra eggs. Though frustrated, the family wonders what remedies exist since killing a songbird is illegal. The tale links a cherished tune to mischief by a bold bird.
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Bine
Milford
Ohio county refuses mad dog medical bill ruling
Ohio lawmakers passed a measure forcing counties to cover medical costs of mad dog bites. George Bolenbaugh of Hamilton County claimed 100 dollars for treatment but the prosecutor called the law unconstitutional, delaying payment until courts decide.
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Ohio
George B. Bolenbaugh
Hamilton County
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