American conscience awake as Republicans win across nation
A partisan column lauds a nationwide Republican victory from Alaska to Florida, claiming the American conscience is awake and the Democratic party is deader. It credits party unity, denounces Democratic tactics, and forecasts GOP leadership, labor calm, and stability in coming years.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf
Lakes
Cox
Democratic Party
Alaska
Florida
Hawaaii
Hardington
Cleveland
New York
Harrison
Wilson
California
Enduring Vision of a Restored Republic Voices
A speaker laments decline and calls for a return to a well ordered government. He urges a nation where everyone serves the republic and its honor glory and prosperity, contrasting with present profiteers and labor leaders.
Notice to Candidates on Filing Expense Accounts
Notice warns candidates to file expense accounts within ten days from November 2 or lose commission. Urges friends to ensure candidates comply by Friday night.
Not Guilty Apology Notice by Edward J. Hill
Edward J. Hill declines to admit any defaming remarks about Frank Davis Jr. He offers to pay 200 dollars and court costs if any home shown in the apology proves he spoke unrightfully. Written answer required within 10 days to the Sun or Courier editor.
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Frank Davis Jr
League of Nations
Whitaker
Sun
Davis
Courier
Edward J. Hill
Gift to Batavia honors General H C Corbin memory
The daughter of the late General H C Corbin, Mrs. William Askin Par sons of New York City, donated a 6 by 5 foot base relief to Batavia. Efforts are underway to install a memorial tablet at the Batavia armory with a future unveiling date and public invitation.
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H. C. Corbin
William’ Askin Parsons
New York City
Batavia
Clermont County voters thanked for record majority
Clarence N. Young expresses gratitude to Clermont County voters from Republicans Democrats and independents for a 2172 majority the highest in county history. He pledges fair impartial probate court hearings and a square deal for all parties, promising continued friendship toward all and enmity toward none.
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Clermont County
Clarence N. Young
Ballots In Dispute Reported In Cuyahoga County
In Cuyahoga County about 16 000 ballots are in dispute as clerks from over 50 precincts failed to tally results after polls closed. The issue may influence county tickets though state officials remain unaffected. the counting stretched into the early morning with no ballots reported burned.
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Cuyahoga County
Cape County
Ballots Burned and Contested Votes in Clermont County Election
More than 200 absent voter ballots in Clermont County were burned and some damaged or marked with non approved tools. Ballots marked with a pencil or ink were not counted and several arrived late. Officials faced a busy, contentious election day.
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Clermont County
E.c
Dance at Armory on Armistice Day
Armory hosts a big dance on November 11 to mark Armistice Day. The committee plans a season defining event and assures attendees of a fine evening.
Court report new suits list several mortgage and money actions
A long docket of Clermont County Ohio suits includes Pierce township trustees versus unknowns over $8392 mortgage action with six percent interest from 1920. F A Diets versus Great American Insurance for $1600. George Goff et al versus others for money. John H Fishback versus Ezra Keen for $200. New York Mineral Water Company case. Bethel council members sued for injunction. Katherine Schababerle for quiet title. Addie Smith versus Thomas Smith. state of Ohio versus John and Harve King. Elizabeth Maus guardian bond. probate matters for wills of William Flanagan and Elizabeth Fetzer. December 81 1915 will provisions and executrix Mary Louise Ryan named.
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Board of Trustees
Pierce Township
Clermont County
Eli Rhoodin
Fannie Ehoodine
Herman Dieckman
May Dieckman
Allen B. Nichols
F. A. Diets
Great American Insurance Company
New York
Chas. C. Kearne
Eli H. Speidel
George W. Goff Ve
Walter Varney
N. D. Waite
John H. Fishback
Ezra Keenan
N. G
Charles N. Yerger
Aaron E. Rhoodin
Burt Weil
New York Mineral Water Company
John
Emmons
Godfrey Faul
Thomas Fisher
Frank Homan
Oscar Kennedy
Walter Bader
G.H. Penny
Bethel
Ohio
Katherine Schababerle
Philip Huber
Addie Smith
Thomas Smith
State of
John King
Harve King
Howard King
Elizabeth Maus
George Beeler
William P. Flanegan
Elizabeth Fetzer
John H. Ryan
Mary Louise Ryan
Hovee
New Richmond
Ohio Township
Local Probate and Guardianship Docket Highlights
1920 probate and guardianship notices include bonds and estates for Dean Ryan Hibner and Irwin with inventories totaling 1488 dollars. Administratrices Ryan and Roudebush Haywood seek court orders, guardianship hearings scheduled, and confirmations of sales in the Wright Sprague and Trump minor cases.
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H. Dean
Susan A. Dean
Mary Louise Ryan
John H. Ryan
Etta Roudebush
Martha Haywood
Ramsell B. Irwin
Edward ©. Hibner
Bame
Wright Sprague
A. m
Charlee H. Woomanaee
M Trump
Real estate transfers list multiple 1 transactions
Edwin J. Walz to Philip Mein inger 65 acres no rovation $1 Susie E. Bass to Isabel Porter lots 8 21 22 New Salsbery $1 Richard C. Gibbs to Jennie A. Philbower lots 145 146 Goshen $1 Hubert J. Hollarn et al to Annie C. Hollarn 4¢ interest of lot 50 84 of lot 49 Loveland $1 Anna Mefford to 8 I. Butters lot 47 Felicity $1 Louis C. Hopkins et al to H. T. Wigginton et al 2 acres BataviaTwp $1 Louis C. Hopkins et al to Anna L. Dillon 16 of an acre Batavia Twp $1 Rosa May Meeker et al to W. P. Martin et al land Washington William A. Myers et al to Edward Slusser land Washington Emma G. Fitzwater to John T. Howe lots 23 26 Branch Hill Miami Twp $1
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Edwin J. Walz
Philip Meininger
Susie E. Bass
Isabel Porter
New Salsberry
Richard C. Gibbs
Jennie A. Philbower
Goshen
Hubert J. Hollarn
Annie C. Hollarn
Loveland
Anna Mefford
I. Butters
Felicity
Louis C. Hopkins
H. T. Wigginton
Batavia
Anna L. Dillon
Rosa May Meeker
W. P. Martin
Washington
William A. Myers
Edward Slusser
Emma G. Fitzwater
John T. Howe
Branch Hill
Miami
County Commissioners Proceedings November Bills Vary
The county commissioners in regular session November approved numerous bills for road and building work. Items include driving trucks, culvert repair, gas and oil, stone crushing, repairs, bridges, and various supplies from multiple vendors and firms.
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R. Aber
W. H.anderson & Co
Amelia Grange
Lawrence Ansteatt
Clarence Ansteatt
Barret Bros
Chas
Bass
Columbus Bumeanen. Co
Frank Dale
Gaa
John Day
John Dillon
Court Derricke
Gae
Las Pr Gates
Retorte Myo
Hannah Bros
Dno. PF. Harper
Ray Imholte
W. H. Jennings
Jossph Bros
Steel
Wendel Kline
Kilbourne & Jacobs
John Leever
B. Linn
J-&. Little
Coat
Laub
Tarvia
Thos. Longworth
Coal
Longworth’s Dept
Mattox
Gus Meyers
Plance of Columbus
Clermont Courier
Clermont Sun
Iron & Steel Co
Newport Culvert Co
Leonard Rumeey
Standard Oil Co
Oo Alter Smith
Ers
Btanage Co
Sven Pide
Frank W. Stagg
Spee Btone
Ieee Coke AE Boward Snider
Terrace Park Lumber
Only Woman Candidate in Ohio Fights for Recognition
Mrs Mary P Wilson of Lebanon is the sole woman candidate for state representative in Ohio in the November 2 election. The defeat with the ticket spurs calls that Ohio women will demand recognition in office as the time nears.
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Mary P. Wilson
Lebanon
Ohio
Sewer Project Reaches Creek Completion at North Street
Sewer entering the creek at the foot of North Street was completed last Saturday after delays due to tile shortages last year and high water in the channel. The work faced shortages and obstructions but is now finished.
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North Street
Girl Scouts Train for Citizenship and Motherhood
The Girl Scout organization promotes training for motherhood and citizenship for about 62 000 members aged 10 to 18, highlighting practical skills, patriotism, and service during wartime. It notes rapid monthly growth, with 6 000 new enrollees, and cites examples of missions with Red Cross work, liberty bonds, and community aid across cities and immigrant communities.
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Girl Scoute
Girl Scout Organization
Girl Scout Oization
Ois Scouts
Aime
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Syracuse
America
Pitteburg
Iceland
New Britain
Connecticut
Girl Scouts
Newington
Post-election vigor returns as county votes surge
After an unprecedented Republican slide on election day, voters resume business with record turnout. Auditor Reed and surveyor Chas Miller are the remaining officials as new officials take office. Women voters and workers handle vacancies efficiently, ballots run late, and results come in early.
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Reed
Chas. Miller
J. H. Barr
Sweet Cider Ruling Allows Low Alcohol Produce Sales
Prohibition Commissioner John F. Kramer announces a ruling via Prohibition Director J. A. Shearer that Ohio farmers may manufacture and sell sweet cider with under one half of one percent alcohol without permits or bonds. The ruling covers juices pressed from fresh fruit and allows sales by the glass or in open containers at the point of business, provided no additives are used. Cider must be in sterile sealed containers or treated to prevent fermentation, with the manufacturer bearing responsibility for alcohol limits. If alcohol exceeds the limit, the burden of proof rests on the producer. cider sold as a soft drink under the limit carries a 10 percent tax.
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Ohio
John F. Kramer
J. A. Shearer
Columbi
Woman Cremated in Fire from Stove Explosion
Mrs. John Hutchinson of Ripley was cremated at home last Thursday when a gasoline stove exploded and set the house ablaze. Her body was found on the kitchen floor burned to a crisp after efforts to extinguish the flames. She was about 70. her husband, a merchant, was away at the store.
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John Hutchinson
Ripley
Opening Day Tobacco Market Opens December First
Lexington tobacco market to begin sales December 1 with Batavia house date unspecified but likely in December. Election betting ran heavy across cities and smaller towns in Clermont county with Batavia handling most of the 26000 dollars exchanged.
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Lexington
Batavia House
Clermont County
Batavia
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