Republican Ticket Headed by Myron Herbig in Cleveland
A Republican slate led by Governor candidate Myron T. Herbig of Cleveland includes Warren G. Harding for lieutenant governor and W. D. Guilbert, W. S. McKinnon, Wade Ellis, A. N. Summers, Edwin A. Jones, George H. Watkins on the ticket. The piece also cites editorials, commentary on Bryan and Kaiser Wilhelm, a St Louis exposition on liquid air, and observations on Harding’s prospects in Butler Clermont Brown and Warren counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron T. Herbick
Cleveland
Warren G. Harding
Marion
W. D. Guilbert
Columbiana County
W. 8. McKinnon
Ashtabula
Wade Ellis
Cincinnati
A. N. Summers
Springfield
Schoal
Edwin A. Jones
Stark
Board of Public Works
George H. Watkins
Pike
Liquid Air Factory
Clermont Democrat misstates examiner report finds on H P Williams
The Clermont County Democrat again misrepresents the examiner's findings about H P Williams and Lindsey's report. The Courier prints Williams fees as listed in Lindsey's report and disputes the Democrat's claim that $1275.79 was drawn from the treasury.
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Clermont County Democrat
Democrat
H. P. Williams
Eveland
Lindsey
Penn
Mr. Lindsey
H. P. Willams
Joan W. Davis
Williams
Williame
Commissioners’ Journal
Sercossaees
Dow
Ays Decennial Board of Equalizations
Treasury
Mr. Williams
Mr. Eveland
Harry Moyer
Williamsburg
Examiner
Drennan
Mountain Dew
Courier
the Courier
the Democrat
Clermont County
Washington Township
Iowa Free Silver Debate Spurs Ohio Similarities
A Cincinnati Times-Star analysis argues Iowa Democrats nominate a free silver governor on an anti free silver platform, likening it to Ohio patterns. It notes the GOP State Executive Committee for 1903 and lists 34 members chosen unanimously, highlighting cross-state political tactics and party weakness outside the solid South.
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Cincinnati
Iowa
Ohio Democracy
John R. McLean
McLean
Ohio
Republican State Executive Committee
Chas. Dick
Akron
J. R. Malloy
Columbus
W. Burdell
George A. Myers
Cleveland
Harry Alexander
F. E. Seabey
Troy
L. Patterson
Waverly
H. A. Marting
Ironton
Harry J. Hoover
Newark
H. H. Hollenbeck
Chardon
John H. Fitch
Youngstown
Dorington
State Central Committee
Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil promotes strength
An English language ad notes that during a heated term the cordial fortifies a weakened system with reserve force. It claims to make the body impervious to heat and improve vigor. The preparation is grease-free, pleasant to take, and sold by druggists. Prepared by Katharinon Chemical Co. St. Louis Mo.
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Hagee
Katharinon Chemical Co
St. Louis
Sisal and Henequin Fiber Growers Feed Global Wheat Bind
A 350 square mile area is devoted to growing sisal and henequin fiber used as twine binding wheat crops worldwide. The fiber is produced for use in the United States, Argentina, and Russia. The United States supplies all binders that use the twine.
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United States
Argentine
Russia
Felicity Social Roundup and Local Travels
The fourth quarterly meeting at the M E church drew a large crowd with Rev. A N Spabr delivering a strong sermon. Guests include Prof T L Simmerman in Pleasant Ridge, Mises Boyd in Higeineport, Mrs Sarah Kennedy from Cincinnati, and Mrs Louis Urbansky visiting Carrington Kentucky. Vincent Howard dies in Iowa and Charles heads to Moscow for burial. Miss Jennie Buchanan resigns from the Moscow Public Schools. Grant Parkhiser trips to Cincinnati.
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T. L. Simmerman
Pleasant Ridge
M. EN
A. N. Spabr
Mises Boyd
Higeineport
Bessie Waterfield
Sarah Kennedy
Cincinnati
C. T. Kennedy
Louis Urbansky
Carrington
Kentucky
J. W. Hayden
Lamb
W.C. Langman
W. E. Pangburn
New Richmond
Allan Waterfield
Dennison
F. Waterfield
Ester
Rebecca Urbansky
Piqua
Vincent Howard
Iowa
Charles
Moscow
Board of Education
Jennie Buchanan
The
Public Schools
Colorado
Grant Parkhiser
Edinburgh paper reads on marriage rates among the aged
In a report to an REC meeting in Edinburgh Mr M Lees discusses marriage rates among the aged. The remarks focus on trends and implications for social policy and demographic studies.
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Recs
Edinburgh
M. Lees
Ads Co
Sap Ean
Roe
C. G. and P. Time Table 1903 In Effect July 9
Cincinnati and St. Louis routes listed with stops at 413 Sycamore and 715 Mt. Washington. The C. G. and P. Express promises prompt goods service and careful handling by messenger CHAS STEPHEN. Officers W R Topp A W Comstock R E Field M Stevens supervise operations.
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Sycamore St
Cincinnati
P. CC
Carrel Street
Mt. Washington
Olive Branch
Brazier
Amelia, Hulington
Bethel
Hamersville
North
Feesburg Sunshine
Georgetown
C. G. & P. Express
Chas
Stephen
W.R. Topp
A. W. Comstock
R. E. Field
M. Stevens
Sunshine
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Clermont Courier
the Clermont Publishing Co
Advan
Montes
Batavia, Ohio
Williams’s
Oyster Bay
Buzzard’s Bay
Bryan
Chicago
M. Herrara
Forster
Landis
Kaiser Wi
J. E. Harping
Richter
Middletown
Hamilton
Batavia
Harding
Butler County
Butler
Clermont
Brown
Warren
Harding Paper Co
Franklin and
Chambers of Deputies
Tom Johnson
Senator Hanna
Senate
Johnson
John W. Davis
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Felicity
Jim
Percy G, SranTon
K&k
K&n
Kennedy & Keagan
Superior Street
K& A
Ieurer
Castor
Cecelia Stowe
Entre Nous Club
Warren Avenue
Curcaco
Mra. Stowe
Cardui
Hiram D. Tone
Said
W. J. Tone
Davis & Wooptef
Attys
William F. Crane
Elizabeth D. Crane
Inno
VEU UU
Livo Davis & Woodlief
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
Calcutta
India