He Who Runs May Read Signals of a Political Awakening
The piece argues that the American public has intensified its political awakening as the 1916 election nears. It praises a broad desire to make the United States safe for democracy, criticizes the Wilson administration, and notes cross party and regional dissent including Georgia and Georgia figures Watson and Smith. It emphasizes protecting the Constitution and national independence amid global turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
Chicago
Wilson
Republican Party
United States
Georgia
Watson
U. S
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
Garrison
Lansing
America
Republican Meeting Opens Campaign in Loveland Area
Congressman Nicholas Longworth opened the Republican campaign with a Town Hall speech. The Loveland Harding-Coolidge Club rally drew a large Clermont and Hamilton county crowd as C C Kearns urged re election. Other speakers included Judge Buchwalter Judge Young and Miss H Anna Quinby. A Republican year sentiment and ticket strength were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Town Hall
Loveland Harding-Coolidge Club
Clermont
Hamilton
C.C. Kearns
John Harper
Harding-Coolidge Club
Longworth
League of Nations
Maine
Kearnsa
Robert Z. Buchwalter
Court of Appeals
Joseph
Clermont County
Kearns
Elingworth
Amelia Town Hall
Williamsburg
All Honor To Indianapolis For Grand Army Encampment
Indianapolis hosts the Fifty fourth Annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with free streetcar and auto service. Notables include Senator Harding’s father honored at Hotel Severin. visits to Van Camp’s factories. gratis noon dinners. Clermont and Williamsburg representation. and many local hosts opening homes to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Senator Harding
Hotel Severin
van Camp
Clermont
Mulford
Samuel West
Batavia
Rush
Edw. Scott
Williameburg
Carrie Barry
C. A. Frazier
J. BE. H. Sentman
L. W. Day
BE. B. Holmes
Bishop
Chas. Snider
Mr. Snider
Eliza Peterson
Williamsburg
Miscellany Shower Honors Mrs Floyd Day in Glen Kate
Mrs Floyd Nash Day nee Louise B Phillips received a Saturday shower at Mrs George Sperrys Glen Kate home honoring her marriage. Eighty six guests attended from Bata via Olive Branch Glen Date Summerside Mr Carmel and Cincinnati. A luncheon of cake coffee baked beans potato salad frankfurters sausage sandwiches and chicken liver was served. Guests wished the couple happiness. The dining room and parlor were decorated in national colors with crepe paper bouquets and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Nash Day
Louise B Phillips
George Sperry
Glen Kate
Batavia
Olive Branch
Glen Date
Summerside
Carmel
Cincinnnati
K. Day
Dallas
Court Report of Clermont County and Related Actions
Court actions listed include a money judgment for The Southern Ohio Logo & Trust Co. against J. Lem Martin et al for various sums and mortgage foreclosure, plus replevin actions against Nettie A. W. Talley and damages claims against Clermont County Board of Commissioners and Monroe Township trustees. Also noted are partition decree for Frank and Esty Smith, estate filings, mortgage and land transfers, and marriage licenses for several couples in Bethel and Milford areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Logo & Trust Co
J. Lem Martin Et al
Murphy & Joseph
Amanda Talley
Nettie A
The
Board of Commissioners of
Clérmont County
Ohio
Eli H. Speidel
Vic Donahey exposed as Ohio watchdog turned expense sleuth
The piece portrays Vic Donahey as a Democratic governor hopeful and state auditor who boasted of curbing treasury abuses. It accuses him of monthly expense clipping from travel and road bills, and alleges his family’s payrolls reveal inflated state payments. The article notes Democratic colleagues’ embarrassment and hints at broader political machinations.
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Vic Donahey
Ohio
Vic
The
Treasury
Cox
Vick
Columbus
Donehay
the Treasury
Donehays
Father Donehay
J.C
Robert F. Donehay
Papa
Margaret Donehay
Grandpa Donehay
Elizabeth Donehay
State Agricultural Department
Tipperary
Governor Willis to Speak in Batavia and Milford
Governor Frank B. Willis will address Batavia Saturday morning October 9 at 11 a.m. and Milford at 2 p.m. on the same day. All residents are invited to attend these public speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Willis
Batavia
Milford
Gun Accident Claims Life Of Williamsburg Youth
Lou Moore age 16 near Williamsburg died after a hunting accident last Saturday when a shotgun blast tore upward through his groin while scaring a rabbit from a brush pile. He crawled about 300 yards toward home before exhaustion, was found by his brother, treated briefly by Dr. Alien, and sent to hospital. He died Sunday morning.
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Lou Moore
Williamsburg
Alien
Tragic Bel fast Stone Crusher Accident Claims Engineer
In Clermont county near Bel fast a crusher accident killed Walter Dotty age 35. While oiling bearings his sleeve caught in a cog wheel and his body was torn by the machinery. He left a widow and two children. body later taken to Indiana for burial.
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Clermont County
Belfast
Stonelick Township
Walter Dotty
Indiana
Election Ballot Details and Voter Registration Notes
The notice states on November 2 voters will receive four ballots in most places and five when a local issue is at stake. All voters use the same booths and records, with ballots bound in books by voter count. It mentions judging ages for women and requiring age reporting in registration cities.
Clermont County Adds Five New Voting Precincts
Clermont county will share five new voting precincts for the November election due to increased voters, with Batavia Goshen Jackson Bethel and Williamsburg listed for division.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Goshen
Jackson
Bethel
Williamsburg
County Farm Showcases Fine Fall Apples
The county experiment farm markets apples this fall attracting fruit lovers. The crop demonstrates good spraying and care. Credit is given to Mr. Elliott for the fine harvest.
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County Experiment Farm
Elliott
Eclipse in November Grips Local Sky Watchers
A sun eclipse will pass a section of the earth on November 10 from 8 to 10 am. The event is expected to be most visible locally and may disrupt poultry behavior as chickens search for roosting spots.
Former Batavian Nannie Anderson Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Nannie Anderson of Cincinnati former Batavian died at her home last Friday in her 68th year. Funeral services were set for Sunday and burial will be in Batavia. She leaves a daughter and a son and was the daughter of the late Lute Anderson.
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Nannie Anderson
Cincinnati
Farm Bureau Campaign Aims to Organize Clermont County Farmers
Clermont county farmers near term invited to join the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation with a $109 annual rate for three years. A two week drive starts October 18 with ten to twelve solicitors, all local farmers, visiting each township led by a county leader. Meetings run 7:30 p.m. as W D Lytle explains program in farm bureau drive across multiple townships.
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Clermont County
County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Ohio County
Vinton
Clermont
Preble
Coshocton
Perry
American Farm Bureau Federation
W. E. Lytle
Troy
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Moscow
Tate
Grange Hall
Bethel
Franklin
Township Hall
Felicity
Pierce the Corner
Woodman Hall
Mt. Pisgah
Monroe Two
Laurel
Farmlands Lose Men in Ohio Survey Says
A W F Callander statistician reports net 60 000 fewer men and boys on Ohio farms this year with 410 000 working compared with 470 000 last year and 500 000 three years ago. The survey from 100 to 300 farms per county cites 29 000 vacant farm houses and 20 percent of farm transfers to speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. F.callander
State Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
N. E. Shaw
Pleads Guilty in Brown County Fraud Case
George Pardin appeared in Brown County court on Saturday and pled guilty after being indicted by the grand jury for feeding an entire flesh to swind. He was fined $60 and costs, a comparatively light sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pardin
Brown County
Grand Jury
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Republican Meeting
G. A
Frank Smith
Esty Smith
Everett. Brown, & Minor
Probate Court
Rhoda Ann Irwin
Joshua B. Irwin
Waldo Trisler
Harry Culter
Lowell Gardner
C. A. Zimmerman
A. L. Zimmerman
L. G. Guild
Alex Shivey
Joseph Shivey
H. Fracklin Gray
Farmer
Clara E. Abrams
Gaylord Flisher
Edenton
Leona Layman
Adrian Ulmer Robinson
Plumber
Florence Alen Ryan
New Richmond
Galen L. Cline
Mary
Hudeport
Recorder's Office
Omar Nelson
Frank Nelson
Susan Coler
Elizabeth van Fleet
Richard C
Ee GO. N. Robinson
Amelia Applegate
Charles N. Robinson
Anna Mitchell
John P. Ward
Union Two
Frank W. Miller
Helen Frith
Miami
Matthew Haberer
Homer E. Ernst
Margaret Dunn
Clyde Smith
Catherine Grissel
Walter A. Grissel
James Harley
Patrick O'Connor
Mark Leever
Grant Jones
Laura Jones
Wayne Two
Mary E. Ertel
Lizale B. Zatterling
Charles B. Roth
Lizsie Zutterling
Amelia Z. Teal
Dan Hillin
Belle Ross
George Lyle
Harles Schuckley
Rolland B. Scales
Pierce Two
Clara G. Glessler
Beth Ometer
Paul M. Rapp
Robert
Branham Et al
Itavia
John Knoblaugh
Jennie Knoblaugh
Herman Gaskins
William Shoemaker
Loveland
Henry W. Davison
Rachel Anna Carson
Louisa Smith
Noah Foreon
Peter Ritter
George Michalls
B. T. Archer
Mary Bach
Pieroe Two
DeWitt
Martha L. de Witt
Lina Dietz
Fiayward D. Gatch
Sian
Christopher, Sr
Florence H. Brown
Alto Arthur
Christopher
Hopkins Et al
P. Walker
Willlomabarg
Gov. Willis
Farm Bureau
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