Republican Presidential Ticket Praised by Publicity Association
Washington June 28 1924 The Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr lauds Calvin Coolidge and Charles G Dawes as ideal presidential candidates. The piece highlights Coolidge's law and order record and Dawes budget and economic reforms plus their close working relationship and public appeal.
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Washington D. C
Republican Party
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Mr. Coolidge
Gen. Dawes
Coolidge
White House
Law and Order
Massachusetts
Dawes
France
Pershing
Washington
Wedding in Williamsburg and buried coin find
The wedding of J. H. McNutt of Kansas City Kansas to Mrs Théresia Beacham occurred at the bride’s home with close kin present. A tin box with 206 old coins from 1642 to 1867 was found buried during remodeling at Elmville. coin value unclear. A Batavia Presbyterian manse wedding united Lloyd Rust and Mary Steward on June 19 1909. they plan to live in Milford.
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J. H. McNutt
Kansas City
Kansas
Théresia Beacham
W. A. Gall
Elmville
Gall
Hillsboro News-Herald
Batavia
Lloyd Rust
Mary Steward
Geo. McCulloch
Mra
Wm, T. Steward
Milford
Felicity Lodge
O. N. Kress
Mayaville
Foster
Augusta
Silver Creek
Moscow
Amelia
Williamsburg
Bethel
Higginsport
Sardinia
Hamilton
Yeatman
Queen City
The
Batters Star
Oscar Sontag
S. Bagby
B. B. Colvin
Reed Crawford
Mayeville
Morrison
Carter
Kilmore
A. G. Moneyhon
Ohio State Candidates File for Gubernatorial Prims
Columbus reports eight Republicans and two Democrats filed for governor as the filing deadline passed. Incumbents Tracy and Day will seek renomination for auditor and treasurer. A historic entry includes George W. Shanklin and Harry Clay Smith as negro candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy
Harry S. Day
Harry Clay Smith
Cleveland
George W. Shanklin
Springfield
Shanklin
John F. Burke
Elyria
Harry L. Davis
James White
George B. Harris
John L. Cable
Lima
Joseph B. Sieber
Akron
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Negro
A. V. Donahey
New Philadelphia
James C. B. Beatty
East Liverpool
J. F. Atwood
John F. Harrison
Fredricksburg
David A. Liggitt
Belle Centre
Edwin E. Reed
Delaware
Carl A. Magee
Cincinnati
Charles H. Lewis
Harpster
Clinton D. Boyd
Middletown
Henry I. Emerson
John H. Chester
Paulding County
Roland N. Davis
Hamilton
Asher A. Galbrath
Rogers
John E. McCrehan
Evan E. Watkins
Thomas W. Latham
Monroeville
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Howard C. Black
Plain City
Frank 8. Kraus
James I. Fogarty
Bellefontaine
Edward J. Hemmel
Thad H. Brown
John Henry Newman
Lester C. Riddle
Charles C. Crabbe
London
Bert B. Buckley
Dayton
Wesley B. Grills
Lorain
B. F. McDonald
Newark
Dennis F. Dunlavy
Ashtabula
Thomas H. Morrow
H. E. McCollister
Daniel E. Butler
Toledo
Floyd D. Atwill
J. P. Kauffman
H. Sage Valentine
A. F. O'Neil
Rain Benefits Farmers Despite Cut Worms
Rain over Friday night and Saturday helped many areas with crops. Hail in some spots damaged vegetation while early potatoes suffered from Friday sun. Tobacco growers welcomed rain as young plants struggled. Cut worms destroyed many tobacco beds.
Eighth Ohio Eights Reunion Held at Milford
The 18th annual O. E. 8. reunion and annual outing of the 22nd District Association of Ohio O. E. 8. met in Milford on Tuesday. An excellent afternoon program was presented and all attendees enjoyed a fine dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
22Nd District Association of Ohio, O. E. 8
Milford
Stone Asks Glaser's Resignation After DOJ Service
Howard Glaser appeared on a Monday business trip amid reports of his resignation from a three year tenure with the Federal Department of Justice. Formerly the first Special Agent under Attorney General H M Daugherty, Glaser received multiple commercial offers and plans a six week rest before any new job. He supported the Republican ticket, aligning with the Harding Foraker and McKinley school and pledged to back the full line of Republicans on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Glaser
Federal Department of Justice
H. M. Daugherty
Glaser
Daugherty
Howard
Harding, Foraker and
McKinley
Ohio Republicans Maintain Representation on National Ticket
The Ohio-born record shows continuous Republican ticket representation since 1868 with one 1884 lapse. Notable Ohioans include Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Harrison, McKinley, Taft, Harding, and Dawes, with vice presidential ties by Reid and Fairbanks cited to explain the lapse.
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Ohio
Blaine
Maine
Logan
Illinois
U. S. Grant
R. B. Hayes
James A. Garfield
Benj. Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
William McKinley
C. W. Fairbanks
W. H. Taft
Warren G. Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Time To Pay Oil Bills At Larkin’s Office
The notice informs residents to pay street oil bills at S. L. Larkin's office. If unpaid, the charges will be placed on the tax duplicate for collection in December.
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S. L. Larkin
Highland county tobacco pool spurs ware house site sweep
With over 65 percent of Highland county tobacco acreage signed to the pool, operators seek a warehouse site at Hillsboro on a rail line. Options include parcels along the B and O and N and W tracks. BM A finances consider leasing over buying. Community events and lodge activities follow in the region.
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Highland County
Hillsboro
Estate matters and wills report in probate court
The probate docket records guardianship for Lydia Ann Kugler with an $800 bond. Administrators are authorized to sell stocks for the highest price. Inventories and final accounts approved or suspended for several estates. Wills provisions direct debts, division of furniture and residuary estate among named descendants, life estate for Milton Dericks, and Courtland S. Dericks named executor without bond.
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Lydia Ann Kugler
Curlis
Kate P. McKay
Thomas G. Ferris
Viola Hall
James G. McGuire
Robert Brown
Anna Keating
Martha Dericks
Miami Township
Milton J. Dericks
Milton Dericks
Courtland S. Dericks
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Ohio Areas
A series of real estate transfers shows numerous parcels and lots exchanged for nominal sums. Transactions include properties in Clermont Hamilton Batavia Milford Bethel Williamsburg Miami Township and New Richmond among others with values listed as one dollar or small amounts. Names such as Mary Johnson Alice Johnson George Huntington Mary Kastel Isaiah Hamiter Edward Womack and others appear in the transfers.
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Mary Johnson
Alice Johnson
Tobasco
Geo. B. Huntington
Mary Kastel
Clermont
Hamilton
Isaiah W. Hamiter
Edward R. Womack
New Richmond
Harry C. Aultman
J. H. King
Bethel
Rosy St
Mt. Carmel
Lillian MacNielan
Mark Fitzwater
Batavia
Stewart Hopping
W. P. Eveland
Miamiville
Jennie Maschinot
H. H. DeFrates
Batavia Tp
Clara W. Gregg
Robert J. Wood
Andrew J. Riehle
John F. Riehle
Milford
Chas. A. Freemyer
Archie B. Adams
Elliott Davis
Katie Frantz
Ernest White
Pearl J. Bader
Miami
Charles Bowman
Henry Wurzbacher
Williamsburg
Laura Andrews
Katie L. Vail
C. E. Robbins
Albertine Shaw
John Leonidas
D. F., Honnaker
Harry M. Day
T. P. White & Sons Co
Ralph Henry Windhorst
Chauncy
Two Conventions Open With Full Delegations In Ohio And New York
The Republican State convention meets in Columbus with full county delegations and Gilbert Bettman as temporary chairman. The key issue is the platform as the Resolution committee works after recess. In New York City the Democratic National convention opens with general interest and radio broadcasting the proceedings.
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Columbus
Montgomery
Newark
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
New York City
Five Times In Theft Case In Lancaster Youth
Frank Ritchie, 19, jailed in Wilmington on a Lancaster theft case. He previously took a horse from Albert Mosbacher, traded it for a Ford, gave a $25 check, and has a prior forgery conviction. Sheriff Rapp holds him awaiting Lancaster officials.
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Frank Ritchie
Albert Mosbacher
Lancaster
Mr. M
Wilmington
Sheriff Rapp
Ritchie
Fourth at Williamsburg Homecoming and Fourth of July
Williamsburg Ohio prepares for a community celebration with two bands, ball games against Queen City teams, races shows and contests, a park radio program, band concert and fireworks. beauty and baby shows offer cash prizes, mule and auto races, a parade, and entries due by 10 a.m. July 4th with committee contact J. W. Smith Floyd McKinney and R. McCaughey listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Ohio
Queen City
Toudh
Park
J. W. Smith
Floyd McKinney
R. McCaughey
Property transfers and mortgages in Batavia and surrounding townships
Freeman et al transfer 25 acres in Batavia to Mayme Miller and others. numerous deeds record transfers of lots and acres in Batavia Loveland Williamsburg Clermont Hamilton and Wayne townships with nominal $1 consideration. Mortgages filed total 15000 and thirteen mortgages cancelled releasing 26246.14.
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Batavia
Eva L. Bragdon
Harry Connor
Williamsburg
Eliza Shawhan
James K. Ertel
Loveland
Thomas H. Garrison
Grace S. Garrison
Clermont
Hamilton
Edward Anstaett
Orville W. Halbisch
Mattie Whitaker
Ernest Luck
New Richmond
Chester Campbell
Anna Mess
Batavia Tp
Melissa A. Stahl
Archie Stahl
Bethel
Moore-Coney Co
Standard Oil Co
Walter P. Eaton
Thomas EB. Slade
Wayne Tp
Farmers & Traders Bank of
Maysville
Johnson
Williamsburg Tp
Clermont Farm Bureau reports on-farm egg production trends
Three flocks averaging above 90 eggs per hen since November 1 show rates of 96.9 93.7 and 91.6 with a year earlier pattern of 79 96.9 71.8. Flocks cull up to 50 percent to cut losses while lice and mites are controlled by fluoride dust and oiling roosts.
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Batavia
Rhode Island
Ligeia
A Ae
Fae Eee
Bi I. Vee
Giese
Ieeet Es
Sey Ae
Ree
Batavia to Meet New Richmond U at Local Park Saturday
Batavia baseball hosts New Richmond U S at the local park on Saturday June 28 at 2 30 pm. New Richmond boasts a perfect record while Batavia relies on pitchers Anstead Bishop and Dover. The note ends with a remark about Batavia gardeners lacking home grown tomatoes for July 4th.
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Batavia
New Richmond Baptist U.S
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O. E
Stone
Resig
Highland
Taylor Chapel
Laura Thompson
James Roach
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anna Staten
H. H. Gooch
Recorder’s Office
Clermont Farm Bureau
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Kentucky
Alabama
Scioto
Ohio River
Chillicothe
Gallia County
Paris
Farm Bureau
Clyde F. Tom
Baseball
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