Comparative Editorial Endorses Kearns and Attacks Gableman
The Waverly Republican Herald editorial praises Republican Congress candidate Charles Kearns as a loyal minister of the Harding administration and a strong public servant, while sharply criticizing Democrat opponent William N. Gableman for past indictments and limited qualifications. It also opines for Clermont County Surveyor candidate William B. Brown over incumbent Charles Miller, urging voters to back Brown for business efficiency and experience.
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Congress
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Clermont County
Ohio
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
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Billarde
National Congress
Portsmouth Morn
William B. Brown
Mr. Brown
Charles Miller
Clermont Sun
Miller
Brown
Sun Office
Vic Donehay Campaign Note Questions Spending Relief
The Courier reflects on Vic Donehay the Democratic candidate for Governor two years after endorsing him. It notes his pledge to cut state government costs and questions whether his current bid will deliver relief.
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Vic Donehay and the Ohio watch dog saga in political theatre
A critique portrays Vic Donehay as a long‑time State Auditor and Democratic hopeful labeled the treasury watchdog. It alleges he skimmed travel and expense funds, with others in his family drawing salaries, sparking scandal chatter and Capitol laughter amid a looming Republican shift. An Olive Branch school event is noted for November 4.
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Ohio
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Columbus Pool
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the Treasury
Robert F. Donehay
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Grandpa Donehay
Elizabeth Donehay
State Agricultural Department
Columbus
Britton Seeks Second Term as Prosecutor Highlighting Economy
The Clermont County message defends Harry Britton for a second term, citing 34 criminal cases with about 1500 dollars in county funds from fines, and notes Britton used less than 800 dollars of the 1600 dollar annual allowance. It contrasts past prosecutors' fees and praises Britton’s World War record and work on the Bonus Committee.
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Harry Britton
Britton
Ohio
Treasury
Clermont County
John 8. Davidson
Gideon C. Wilson
Clermont Sun
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State of
Hugh Davidson
Judge Davis
New York
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America
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France
Batavia
Jordan seeks another term as Clerk in local race
The Courier profiles Clerk Jess M. Jordan after fifteen months in office. He praises Jordan as capable and nonpartisan, arguing for keeping him at the courthouse and noting Clermont Sun’s only issue is his party label. Voters are urged to support Jordan.
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Clermont Sun
Scioto County backs Congressman Kearns in election
Scioto County voters are urged to give Charles C Kearns a large majority, praised as a capable lawyer who "does things." The message from Edw. Cunningham, chair, and Russell K. McCurdy, secretary, Scioto County Republican Executive Committee.
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Charles C Kearns
Sixth Congressional District
Congress
Edw. Cunningham
Russell K. McCurdy
Republican Executive Committee
Day Seeks Ohio Supreme Court Seat With Family Justice Name
Robert H Day, a Republican candidate for the Ohio Supreme Court, is praised for the Day family's longstanding fairness and impartiality on the bench. The excerpt credits Judge Day with the same commendable feature and urges readers to support him.
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Ohio
Harriett Mofford Seeks Recorder Job In Local Race
In a Clermont Courier endorsement, Harriett E. Mofford is urged for another term as County Recorder. The piece notes her late husband held the post, her proven reliability, and argues women should share government duties, urging Democrat women to support her.
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Clermont
Harriett E. Mofford
Republican Party
George E. Mofford
Painter Cahill Case Set For November Hearing
The case of Susie C Painter of New Richmond Ohio versus Grant Cahbill for damages will be heard in November. The petition claims 10000 dollars for personal injuries from an assault. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Harry Britton and BE 0 Ely. for the defendant Charles G White Eli H Speidel of Batavia. Young and Barnes of Georgetown.
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Susie C. Painter
New Richmond
Ohio
Grant Cahbill
Harry Britton
Ely
Chas. G. White
Eli H. Speidel
Batavia
Young and Barnes
Georgetown
Republican Rally at Ethel K of P ball Friday
The Sixth District Republican rally will be at the Ethel K of P ball on Friday November 3 at 7 30 p m Speakers include Hon Charles C Kearns and Miss Jessie Adler Kearns has eight years of service in the district and seeks reelection Adler from Cincinnati is noted as a strong speaker The Wiggonsville Band and Bethel Drum Corps will perform a band concert at 7 p m on the Bank corner before the rally All voters in the county are invited by the Local Republican Committee.
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Cincinnati
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Bethel Drum Corps
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Republican Committee
Sheriff Election Endorses John B. Rapp for Sheriff
The Benson W. Hough record is praised for law and order and wartime leadership. The Clermont Sun endorses John B. Rapp for sheriff, arguing editors of the past misread current merit and urging public welfare to return Rapp to the office.
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Clermont Sun
Gates
John B. Rapp
Eveland Considered Suitably Qualified for County Auditor
The Clermont Sun endorses R. E. Eveland for County Auditor noting his training in bookkeeping and public service, while commenting on Democratic candidate Armstrong’s flour mill background. The editorial argues Eveland can run the office effectively and keep the Felicity mill operating, asking readers if they would spoil a good miller.
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Armstrong
Clermont Sun
Eveland
Felicity
Coal Prices Rise Amid Short Supply
Prices for coal have surged to ten dollars per ton and higher while consumers face winter shortages. Reportedly miners work only about half time as operators restrict output, causing financial strain across households.
Clermont Farm Bureau Promotes Limestone Demonstrations Countywide
In a Farm and Fireside piece by Firman E Bear of Ohio State University the benefits of limestone soil use are urged. Clermont County Farm Bureau directors approved a plan at the October 24 meeting to have township bureaus conduct limestone demonstrations next year. Most townships are expected to schedule limestone programs by January 1st as interest grows statewide. Clyde F Tom, County Agent.
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Firman E. Bear
Ohio State University
Bear
Clermont Farm Bureau
Clermont County
Ohio
Clyde F. Tom
Edgington for Ohio Legislature Favors Cash and Ripper Bills
A Clermont County endorsement extols Edgington as a qualified farmer and lawmaker ready for another term. It praises his support of the Reorganization Bill and cash budgeting, contrasts him with Democrat Manning, and urges voters to judge his record and re elect him to push economy in state government.
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Clermont County
Edgington
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Kentucky University
General Assembly
Ohio
Edginton
House
Columbus
Manning
Democrat General Assembly
Judge Francis M. Hamilton Honored by Warren County
The Lebanon Western Star notes the pride of Warren County residents across parties in Judge Francis M. Hamilton of Lebanon for his distinguished record on the Court of Appeals serving the district including Hamilton Clermont Warren Clinton and Butler counties. The paper states his high honor reflects well on the county and cites the endorsement by the local party executive committee.
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