Republicans Confident In Ohio Victory Forecast
Columbus reporters observe strong Republican momentum five weeks before the November election. Carmi A. Thompson and S. D. Fess tour multiple counties with a broad speaker lineup led by national figures. Republican organizers predict a large turnout and near unanimous support, citing new campaign slogans and planned policies for state government. A New Richmond rally drew cross party attendance, with lengthy, well received speeches, music, and unity among county candidates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Press of
Carmin A. Thompson
S. D. Fess
William H. Miller
Miller
Col. Thompson
Carmi A. Thompson
Fess
New Richmond
European tour shows American influence spreading
Dr Ed Bauer reports a clear tilt toward Americanization across Europe during his ten week journey through England France Germany and Switzerland. He notes Americans abroad now travel with ease aided by English speaking staff and favorable exchange rates and war profits at home. In Middletown the clerk’s office, Jess Jordan seeks re election and touts over sighted records as proof of capable service for the area.
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Middletown
Europe
Middletown Journal
Jess Jordan
Jordan
Dan
Dry Forces Meet in Batavia for Ohio Prohibition Rally
Clermont county Dry forces plan a meeting at the M E church in Batavia on October 11 to organize a Dry Federation and boost turnout for the November prohibition amendment vote. All churches Sunday schools and W C T U groups urged to send delegates and spread the word. Prosecuting Attorney Harry Britton is named as a strong candidate and praised for his legal work and lineage. He emphasizes readiness and experience for the office.
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Clermont County
M. E
Batavia
Ohio
Fabr
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Britton
Clermont County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wiliams‘purge
Wet Party
Recorder's Office
Harriett Mofford
Reinhardt and Patterson Wedding in Bata via
Rev E Burdsall officiated the marriage of Emmitt Lee Reinhardt and Harriet K Patterson of Bethel Ohio at his Bata via home on Thursday September 28 1922. Brother Raymond assisted by Olive Lois McQuitty and Etella Reinhardt presented the ring. A brief social hour preceded a motor trip to Bethel and a reception hosted by kin and friends.
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Rev. E. Burdsall
Emmitt Lee Reinhardt
Harriet K. Patterson
Bethel
Ohio
Batavia
Raymond
Olive Lois McQuitty
Etella Reinhardt
Batavia Lodge Hosts Owensville Members for First Degree
Owensville lodge members visited Batavia Odd Fellows on Saturday night bringing two candidates. Batavia lodge conferred the first degree on them. Ice cream and cake were served after the work as a large crowd attended.
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Batavia
Odd Fellows Lodge
Owensville
Ohio voter qualification debate and proposed constitutional change
A letter argues Ohio's Article 6 Section 1 requires whiteness for voters and notes repeated voter refusals to remove the word white. The writer condemns a Supreme Court proposal to place a crime-legalizing amendment before voters, framing it as costly and potentially nullified. The piece warns of conflict between Ohio and the United States over this issue.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
South Carolina
United States
U.S
Public Sale Near Monterey Sets October 7 Auction
J Campbell near Monterey will auction 8 good horses 2 Jersey cows shoats brood sows corn in shock wagons and farm implements on Saturday October 7 1922 at 1 30 p m Auctioneer John Morgan clerk C F Riginge. Road work on the Owensville Marathon to Brown County line progresses with favorable weather and should be ready for travel within thirty days improving outlet to Columbus via state pikes. Clermont County Experiment Farm frontage pike section needs repairs and can be fixed at small expense.
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J. Campbell
Monterey
Jersey
John Morgan
C. F. Riginge
Owensville
Marathon
Brown County
Columbue
Clermont County Experiment Farm
Rally Day in Batavia Calls Out Community Faith
Churches of Batavia schedule a rally day service on Sunday October 8 inviting all to attend both morning and evening. Sunday school begins at 9 15 a m and Christian Endeavor meets at 7 o clock in the evening Pastor Rev Lechauer leads the event.
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Batavia
United Brethren
Lechauer
Judge Francis M. Hamilton Injured. Campaign Interruption
News reports Judge Francis M. Hamilton broke his ankle in an accident last Saturday. The injury will keep him bedridden for weeks, delaying his campaign for re election to the Court of Appeals. He has served six years and earned a second term.
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Francis M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Court of Appeals
Meeting Postponed for Farm Bureau in Miami Township
The Miami Township Farm Bureau regular meeting was postponed to October 10 due to a revival at the Christian church. It will be at Mulberry school house with Mr Willicon discussing Farm Problems. Attendees invited. notes of other local events and the Young People’s Conference at Owenville are mentioned.
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Miami Township
Young People’s Conference
Stonelick
Goshen
M HK
Owenaville
Ohio
Red Cross Convention In Washington Attracts Delegates
The Red Cross annual convention in Washington October 9 to 11 will feature national speakers and policy planning. John Barton Payne will preside. General Pershing will discuss The Red Cross and its Army Work. Other speakers include Sir Cloud Hill, Mrs. August Belmont, Herbert Hoover, Dr. Livingston Farrand, and Chief Justice Taft. The event includes a Marine Band concert and receptions hosted by prominent Washington figures.
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Smyrna
Harding
Beck
R. Forbes
Memorial Hall
Thank You Clover Ladies Gift Boosts Local Children Aid
A note from Miles R. Deal praises Clover Ladies Aid Society and Grace McNutt for clothing donations to Oscar Meant children. The piece endorses George A. Maxfield for County Treasurer, praising his integrity, efficiency, and value to Clermont County and urging re election.
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Oscar
Clover Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles
Bessie
Grace McNutt
Miles R. Deal
New Court Reports Detail Estates and Licenses
Court records show new suits against C M Curry as administrator for multiple estates and marriages licenses issued for William Martin and Huldah Leuchauer. Proceedings cover lunacy, probate, appraisals, final accounts, and minor estates with various executors and appraisers named.
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William M. Rtin
Garibaldi
Oregon
Huldah Leuchauer
Batavia
Ohio
Alles’ Applagater
Marathon
William P. McCammon
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Filed by Recorder
Transfers include Lena Pingle to Louis Pingle on 102 acres in Washington Township and Ida B. Custer as sole heir on a Goshen lot. Other transfers list Milford and Loveland parcels with small sums. Mortgages filed total seventeen for 42 683 dollars and thirteen mortgage cancellations release 12 720 dollars.
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Recorder's Office
Lena Pingle
Louis Pingle
Washington Township
Wilbur T. Custer
Ida B. Custer
Goshen
Mary E. Gatch
Lucy A.greene
Milford
Caroline Robinson
Theodora Philney
Franklin Township
Mary Morgan Woods
Sidney E. Oo
Miami Township
Lauretta Parker
Elizabeth C. Garrison
New Salisbury
Mayme Miller
Anna D. Stevenson
Loveland
Jamieson and Hunt Wed in Abbott Miss 1922
On September 27 1922 Donald Jamieson of Batavia wed Elizabeth Hunt at the bride’s parents home in Abbott Mississippi a small ceremony was attended by a few friends Elizabeth Hunt daughter of Elmer and the late John Shaw Batavia High School graduate attended Western College Oxford three years Donald Jamieson oldest son of Mr and Mrs P F Jamieson and assistant manager of Carroll Jamieson Machine Tool Co the couple will live in Batavia after returning this week Former Justice Clarke may be named for the Democratic nomination in 19% and Wilson’s supporters react in Houston Post commentary.
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Abbott
Donald Jamieson
Batavia
Elizabeth Hunt
Marrage
Elmer Hunt
John Shaw
Franklin Township
Batavia High School
Western College
Oxford
P. F. Jamieson
Carroll-Jamieson Machine Tool Co
Butter fat prices vary widely across Ohio farms
A state survey shows butter manufacturers and cream buyers paying 5 to 8 cents more per pound for butter fat in river counties of Ohio than across the Ohio River in Kentucky. Co operative cream sales associations boosted member income by about $6,772 in a year, and soybean culture rises in Clermont County with inoculation and soil health emphasized. County agents urge soil health, seed from healthy stalks, and note upcoming Clermont Farm Bureau meeting with Ohio leaders.
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Ohio
Ohio River
Kentucky
Co-Operative Cream Sales Association
Felicity
Ohio Cream Sales Association
Highland
Adams
Atown
Clermont
Laurel
Roy C. Thomas
Wooster
Thomas
Correction correcting court case names in Courier
In the September 2 Courier court report the item should read Phil Ireton vs James L Passmore president Monroe Township School Board. The case involves $815 for transportation of scholars and notes railway employees gain precedence by seniority while merit remains equal. There is no barrier to a day laborer reaching higher service based on fitness, and there is always room at the top.
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James L. Passmore
Phil Ireton
Monroe Township
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