Lebanon Convention Drama Ends in Bitter Waters
At Lebanon on the sixth district congress, Holick's faction clashed with Dean and Hulick forces in a smoky to cold-water scene. Warren county backed Holick as delegates shuffled, Dilatush led proceedings, and Greene Clinton allies maneuvered to push Dilatush while restoring order and rallying support for the party platform.
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Congress
Lebanon
Dean
Hulick
Bis
Willis Edwards
Congress Committee
Dr. Scott
Chiurch
Walter A. Dilatush
Edwards
D. Q
Morrow Highland
Hymen de Davis
Hillsboro
D. Q. Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Dav
Davis
Dilatush
Greene
Clinton County
Warren County
Greene County
Judge Dilatush
Clinton
Warren
Industrial Parade and Banquet Impress Williams burg Crowd
The industrial parade of G. A. McNutt and Co. in Williams burg featured a superb dinner, grand display, and large attendance. The event stirred observers into a brief mood of political nostalgia as Republicans appeared to regain momentum. Notable attendees and speakers included W. W. Wood, L. B. Felter, W. A. Leineke, J. J. Meeker, J. P. Craver, and Judge Dilatush amid Warren county delegations and nominations.
Parade of machinery and a rape case headline in county paper
A vivid parade showcases machinery from McCormick and other suppliers with local customers displaying their purchases. In court a young man is bound over for rape after a preliminary hearing, denying knowledge of the incident and claiming a bad character verdict would be unfair.
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Squire Turner
Fragmentary Text Reflects Partial Wil Store Note
Readable fragments indicate a note or notice about a Wil location, with mentions of sand red on hard and saline shading. The text is incomplete, hindering full interpretation of names, dates, or actions.
Uniform Rank K s of P to aid Hillsboro institute
About fifteen members of the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias depart for Hillsboro tomorrow morning to assist in establishing a uniform rank in that city. Also announced is a church anniversary at Newtonville Baptist Church with a Friday evening song service and devotional, Saturday baptism, and Sunday services including singing and scripture readings.
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Hillsboro
Newtonnville Baptist Church
Judge Hulick Returns to Washington for Second Term
Judge Hulick began his journey to Washington on Monday to resume his seat in Congress. He is in superb form after a monthlong bitter fight and is expected to make a strong impact in Congress. His supporters, already a large and growing group, commend his record and anticipate his continued leadership.
Churches Last Sunday and Next
Rev Bell delivered a powerful sermon at the Presbyterian church last Sunday to a large audience about lofty aims and concentration. Next Sunday he speaks to children. Rev Ely preached at the M E church in place of Rev Page to a large audience. Children's Day will be observed at the Methodist church next Sunday.
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Bell
Presbyterian Church
Ely
M. E
Page
Mr. Ely
Methodist Church
Misprint Correction in Local Rumor
Crosstown correspondence retracts a rumor that Byron Reddick and Miss Cora Schilling wed. The Courier apologizes for the inaccurate report and notes the error arose from hearsay and mishearing. It says it will publish a proper notice when the couple marries.
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Crosstown
Byron Reddick
Cora Schilling
Heresay
Courier
Man Trains His Dollar Dog Trade With a Nickel Sale
Commercial traveler Herm Hulick buys a small yellow dog for five cents from five year old Johnny Manning. The dog returns to its young owner after Hulick hopes to keep it. The boy calls the dog Bessie, and Hulick ends up with a yellow dog to give away.
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Herman Hulick
Johnny Manning
Johnny
Mr. Hulick
Hulick
Bessie
Pascola promises a lighter form and better vitality
An old promotional essay extols Pascola as a cosmetic aid to achieve a shapely, robust body with smooth curves and healthy skin. It emphasizes a draped overcoat of flesh as ideal and claims benefits for pores, glow, and overall appearance, ending with an offer for cemetery work from Harcock Gricas in Hameburg Ohio.
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Sidney Smith
Harcock & Gricas
Wij
Hameburg
Ohio
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Ald
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Tne
Commuitees
Jpeleuu
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
Committee On
Melville Hayes
Cyrue Newby
Highland
Atee M. Bird
Dy Gardner
Brown
Serrma
Phil Moore
Clermont
Soeieh
Apetree
Gentiefaba
Committee On Resolutions
Wwerea
Indorae
Liam McKinley
Ipoe
Committee On Credentials
Dwight
Oth Theresa
Noma
Williamsburg
G. A. McNutt & Co
Republian
W.W. H. Wood
L. B. Felter
W. A. Leineke
Wm. White
Chas. Joseph
J.N. McWilliams
R. Schumar
Limon Maham
H. B. Holman
Joe Freeman
Co. C. White
J.G. Campbell
Sam Maham
Louisa Cavell
Samuel Swing
George Crane
J. Hawley
J. J. Meeker
J. P. Craver
A. Thirey
Joseph Zimmer
Alex.Henning
John Manning
J. A. Leonard
J. Hi. McMurphy
Joe Geiser Jr
Michael Yeager
Adam Bauer
OM. Elston
A. Strift
Reyberger
Smith
Frenk Hour
Samuel Meeker
Joseph Breslin
A. Mosbacker
Joan Foster
R. B. Creager
John Melada
Sam Douchman
W. Robinson
J. W.cornman
J.,carter
J. B. Creager
Applegate
Geo. Flasher
Ww. F. Hewitt
J. Shumard
J. Marey
C. L. Moorhead
A. Odley
Green
van Pelt
McDowell Smith
Cunningham
McKown
van Magnese
Clayton Nichola
Mt. Piggalo
California
California Byrup Co
Hon's
Batavia
Aled
J. C. Wh's
the Tinker
Willanepang
McNutt House
August Link
Te. B. Neal
Lawrence Lohr
GL Smith
James Welch
M.F. Maloney
A Brogan
Tai
Erved Shing Othe
Herm Hulick
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