State Candidates for August Primary Voters Face 64 Names
The list covers 86 Republicans and 28 Democrats with multiple offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor United States Senator Secretary of State Treasurer Attorney General and Supreme Court Justices. Notable names include Republican Harvey C. Smith from Zaneville and Democrat Earl D. Bloom from Bowling Green among others in Columbus Canton Cleveland and Dayton areas.
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Harvey C. Smith
Zaneaville
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Harry Clay Smith
Arthur H. Day
Rupert R. Beetham
Cadiz
Daniel W. Williams
Jackson
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Homer Durand
Coshocton
James W. Darnell
Columbus
James G. Johnson
Springfield
A. V. Donahey
New Philadelphia
Thomas J. Duffy
East Liverpool
W. H. Chatfield
Cincinnati
Eli A. Harper
Ada
Roland ©. Davis
Hamilton
M. B. Archer
Caldwell
R. R. Rule
Green Spring
Cort L. Williams
Steubenville
H. T. Robins
Chillicothe
H. Ross Drake
Canton
Raymond L. Logan
E.je
Thaddeus H. Brown
Edward W. Hughes
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Charles M.mckinley
Russellville
Charles Ff. Schaber
Bucyrus
William D. Fulton
John Henry Newman
Fletcher
O. F. Baker
Brookville
Harry S. Day
Fremont
C. A. Wilson
London
William J. Hiler
Louis T. Nein
Middletown
Hamilton G. Deweese
C. C. Crabbe
Edward E. Corn
Ironton
Floyd ©. Williams
Stephen M. Young
Forest F. Smith
Columbu
Allen J. Seney
Toledo
Garrett. Claypool
B. F. McDonald
Newark
Stanley McCall
Portsmouth
Supreme Court
Benson W. Hough
Delaware
Robi H. Day
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
E. B. Kinkead
Alexander R. Hawthorne
Troy
Daniel Babst
Crestline
James W. Tarbell
Georgetown
WANTS OWN SCHOOL
After Olive Branch school building burned last week villagers plan a new two room school at a site chosen by residents awaiting township board of education approval. About forty two scholars are enrolled and Batavia schools were considered but the town prefers its own school.
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Olive Branch
Township Board of Education
Batavia
Glancy Family Reunion Held at Batavia Home
A Glancy family reunion gathered at Mrs. Gomien's Batavia home on Sunday. Twenty one members from Dayton and ten from Batavia attended, sharing an elegant dinner and reminiscences.
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Glancy
Thresher and Farmer Question on Proper Wheat Cleaning
The article argues that good threshing and proper screening raise wheat value for farmers. It warns that incorrect use or absence of screens can harm the farmer, stressing the threshers’ duty to ensure correct screening for premium returns.
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Eagle Knitting Mills
Darby
Eastern Star Twenty second District Reunion at Serpent Mound Park
The Eastern Star reunion for the Twenty second District will be at Serpent Mound Park Adams county on Saturday June 24 1922 with a morning session at 11 o'clock and an afternoon session at 1 30 o'clock The program includes invocations addresses music reading election of officers and a benediction by Rev G W Hazlewood Various chapter members and speakers from West Union Owensville Loveland and other chapters are listed for performances and talks.
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Eastern Star
Serpent Mound Park
Adams County
J. G. Quinlan
G. W. Mene
Minnie O. Gordon
Susan B Anthony
John D. Naylor
Wieter West Union
Anna Watts
G. W. Hazlewood
Bessie Pobst
Gheerte Loveland
U S Jurors Named from Clermont County
Among the extra U S petit jurors drawn in Judge Peck's court last Friday the following Clermont County men appeared and reported for duty Monday morning Geo Wolf Batavia Ottes Utter Neville Robert Davis New Richmond Henry Hodges Milford These men will try cases expected to be reported to the grand jury
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U. S
Big Fourth of July celebration at Ow ensville fair grounds
A Sunday School Fourth of July program is planned at the Ow ensville fair grounds under the Clermont County U S Association Young People’s Division with morning and afternoon activities, athletics, and games. Bring a filled basket. refreshments sold. Resolutions of respect for Sister Abbie Applegate announce Linden Chapter No. 848 O B S mourns perished member with charter draped for 30 days. Stella White Hazel White J W McNutt committee.
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Owensville Fair Grounds
Young People’s Division
Clermont County U. S. Association
Estella Ansteadt
Abbie Applegate
Obituary for Jacob H. Myers of New Richmond PA
Jacob H. Myers born February 16 1847 in Pennsylvania died June 8 at age 75 years 8 months and 19 days. He married Cora Baker September 5 1865 and had six children Rosa Brumagem Hamlet Mreé Mary Steelman Ida Custer Josie Hawkins Will Myers Celia Stacey. He left 20 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. The family thanks neighbors friends Rev Bonham choir pallbearers Dr Gaskine and Mr Lew White for support during illness and funeral.
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Jacob H. Myers
Pennsylvania
Cora BE. Baker
Rosa Brumagem
Hamlet
Mreé
Mary Steelman
Newtown
Ida Custer
New Richmond
Josie Hawkins
Will Myers
Celia Stacey
Grandpa
Bhesus
Jacob Myers
Bonham
W. Gaskine
Lew White
Myers
Election Board in Session Sets August Primary Ballot
Clermont county Election Board met last Thursday to inspect petitions for the August primary. The Republican ticket will be filled for all offices and township committeemen while Democrats lack a coroner candidate and several precinct committeemen. Petitions were deemed OK and a vacancy committee may fill gaps. District candidates were certified to the most populous counties with congressmen to Scioto county and state senators to Butler county. Officials will certify them back to counties for the ballot. Remember to place an X before each name you wish to vote for.
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Clermont County
O. K
Scioto County
Portsmouth
Butler County
Hamilton
Buckel Wins Batavia Roof Contract For I C O F Building
F E Buckel of Amelia won the bid for the I C O F building roof in Batavia. Three bids were submitted. The fire proof roof will protect nearby structures and work starts immediately.
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F. E. Buckel
Amelia
Batavia
Batavia Masons Welcome Visiting Yateman Lodge
Batavia Masonic lodge entertained members from Cincinnati’s Yateman lodge who performed the third degree work. The visiting brothers are noted for strong craft work. The Batavia lodge, with over 400 members, plans to start a new class of six candidates next Saturday at 2:30 with a supper break at six.
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Batavia Masonic Lodge
Cincinnati
Batavia Masons
Democratic Wrangle in Ohio Gubernatorial Fight
The June filing deadline exposed deep Democratic factionalism in Columbus. Leaders resist Duffey while Johnson’s bid shocks anti Cox wings amid Cox and Pomerone influence. Sandals enters unaffiliated, Donahey hints at crooked allies. The piece notes internal party turmoil aiding Republicans. A Modern Woodmen lodge opens in Oweneville with local turnout.
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Columbus
T. J. Duffey
Supreme Justice Johnson
Sandals
Cox
Pomerone
Pitt
Ohio
Justice Johnson
Victor Donahey
Judge Johnson
Self Made Man Carmi Thompson Seeks Governor Nomination
Columbus profile of Col Carmi n A Thompson a coal miner's son who rose to attorney city solicitor Ironton state legislator and general manager of a leading ore company. He pursued mining teaching surveying and college at Ohio State University graduating in 1895 and now tours Ohio on behalf of his Republican gubernatorial campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio
Col
Carmin A. Thompson
Col. Thompson
Ironton High School
West Virginia
C.H &D
Ohio State University
Ironton
Pencil voting ruled valid in Ohio elections
Ohio Supreme Court ruled ballots may be marked only with pencil and ink marked ballots are illegal. The decision overturned Lucas County Court of Appeals in a Toledo councilman election dispute between Thomas Devine and William Tucker Jr. Pencils are provided in booths to deter ballot identification and corruption.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
R M. Wanamaker
Lucas County Court of Appeals
Toledo
Thomas C. Devine
William H. Tucker, Jr
Tucker
Mandamus
August primary brings flood of gubernatorial candidates
The August primary lines up a record number of filings for state and district posts. Nine candidates seek governor as others race for offices. the sixth district lists five candidates for state central committeeman including C. N. Young Clermont and D. Q. Morrow Highland among others.
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C. N. Young
Clermont
D. Q. Morrow
Highland
C. BE. Robuck
Adams
J. T. Mickletwait
F. W. Moulton
Scioto
Mt Pisgah Man Surrenders After Self Defense Shot
B M Sparks of Mt Pisgah surrendered to Sheriff Rapp Tuesday morning after shooting his landlord W D Auxier with a shotgun claiming self defense from an attack by Auxier and his son. The wounded man was taken to the city for an X ray to locate the shot.
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B. M. Sparks
Mt. Pisgah
Rapp
W. D. Auxier
Auxier and Son
Burned worker rushed to hospital after tar injury
Joe Dines of Van Camp Bros. on the Ohio pike suffered severe scalds from hot tar during a sprinkler repair. The 60 lb pressure tank and 800 degree heat drenched his body and clothing was removed before a blanket was wrapped around him. Doctors fear for his recovery.
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Joe Dines
van Camp Bros
Ohio Pike
Thompson in Clermont Visit by Col Carmi A Thompson
Col Carmi A Thompson of Cleveland visited Bethel Batavia and Williamsburg last Friday meeting residents. In Batavia he spoke at the courthouse yard, stressing law enforcement and economical state management. He praised his public service record and his gubernatorial candidacy to cheering crowds.
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Col
Carmi A.thompson
Cleveland
Bethel
Batavia
Williamsburg
Court House Yard
Disbarment Proceedings Against H Anna Quinby
Columbus, June 15. Proceedings to disbar H Anna Quinby, a prominent Franklin County attorney and Republican candidate for State Representative, were launched by a judge appointed committee to investigate and file disbarment charges. The case centers on alleged misconduct in office and unprofessional conduct during the Lambert Britz trial with connections to Mrs Alta Weinhart.
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Columbus
H. Anna Quinby
Franklin County Bar
Common Pleas
Ohio
Lambert Britz
Califhbus
Miss Quinby
Britz
Alta Weinhart
Cincinnati
Weinberger
Nassau Street
Weinhart
Harry Luth
Bantz
Times-Star
Clermont
Bass Season Opens Amid Tight Regulations
Last Friday marked the bass season opener with strong fish populations across streams. The article warns anglers to follow laws strictly, prohibits taking more than twelve bass per day or any under eleven inches, bars non permitted methods, and notes a $2,265 angler license for non residents.
State Candidates Begin Travel to Explain Platforms
On July first many state candidates start tours to state their reasons for public service. Clarence J. Brown, seeking Secretary of State, will open his campaign at Portsmouth with a date to be named. He plans to travel via the N. and W. line and stop at several towns, arriving in Batavia by evening.
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Clarence J. Brown
Portamouth
Batavia
Farm Bureau notes on breeding and pure bred stock
Clyde F. Tom reports on poultry fertilization, rooster culling for next season, and waterglass eggs. The Farm Bureau counters rumors about Burley Tobacco Growers Association pay, citing members who sold last year’s crop through the Association Warehouse. A United States livestock survey shows pure bred stock outperforming common stock in dairy cattle poultry and swine with higher earnings and production.
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Farm Bureau
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Lexington
Kentucky
United States
America
Clyde F. Tom
Legion Banquet Honors Batavia Post at Clermont Hotel
The Frank Weaver Legion Post of Batavia held a banquet at the Clermont Hotel last Saturday night. Mrs. Miller and assistants served a five course supper. forty covers were laid though fifteen were absent. The dining room was decorously set and the tables displayed well as the young members filed in to enjoy the prepared feast.
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Frank Weaver Legion
Batavia
Clermont Hotel
Farmers Buy 360 Tons of Binder Twine In Ohio Cooperative
Ohio farmers bought nearly 360 tons of binder twine this season through the Farmers' Commercial Service Company. The purchase yields up to 2 cents per pound savings, about $14,000 at a 2 cent rate, with 13,812 bales counted. The drive mirrors prior fertilizer savings and reflects a policy to focus on staple supplies. The Modern Woodman lodge in Batavia hosted families with ice cream and cake, and Batavia streets receive oil to cut dust, aiding summer travel and cleaning.
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Ohio
Farmers’ Commercial Service Company
Farm Bureaus
Woodman Lodge
Batavia
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U.S
Stella White
Hazel White
J. W. McNutt
Committee
Democratic Wrangle
Oweneville
Harry Lakemire
Hillaboro
Man
Thompson
Bureau Notes
Legion
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