Grey Wolves Change Quarters In Local Political Feud
The piece chronicles clashes among factions led by Lennin Lockwood and Sun over Clermont county politics. It cites Brannock as a strong Republican nominee for the General Assembly and notes Examiner Lindsay’s favorable Brown county report, while Clermont grafters resist amid partisan heat.
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Star-Republican
Brannock
Clermont
Chas. Brannock
Bethel
General Assembly
House
Courier
Lindsay
Brown County
Georgetown Gazette
Republican
T. J. Lindsay
State Bureau of Public Accounting
Clermont County
Examiner Lindsay
Gazette
Democratic split widens in Clermont as Sun and Democrats clash
The Clermont faction fights over control and endorsements as Lockwood, Rice, and Speidel shift allegiances to the Sun. Cramer and the Democrat face criticism while Scott and Ludlow rally behind Lockwood. Rivalries deepen as Ohio betting favors Johnson and local papers mock Democratic unity.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Clermont County
Cramer
Rice
Speidel
Lockwood
Sun
Democrat
Courier
Billie’ Scott
Charlee’ Ludlow
Dan Hillen
Dan
Williams
Cincinnati
Clermont
Billee” Scott
Charlee
Ludlow
Europe
Tom Johnson
Joe Dowling
Montgomery County
Johnson
Democrat Party of
Ohio
Lebanon
Emulsion Health Claim Promises Weight Gain
A melodramatic testimonial touts Scott's Emulsion as a lifesaving tonic. It claims a thin woman bought twelve pounds of flesh for five to eight cents per pound and gained twelve pounds after regular doses, offering free samples and urging readers to buy from Scott & Bowne.
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Scott
Mysterious disappearance of court reports shocks public
Commissioners and the prosecuting attorney met Tuesday seeking a court order to force Ex-Clerk Rice to produce a missing report and Judge Newby’s decision believed lost since an appeal to the circuit court. The report vanished from Rice’s office with no trace to his successor, and a prior report is also missing from the auditor’s office. Information ties Rice to political factions, while public officials are accused of hindering court mandates and records access.
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Rice
Circuit Court
Newby
Hillsboro
Young
Williams
Clermont County
the Sun
H. P. Williams
Hhe
Democratic Party
Sun
Clermont
The
Lindsay
Wood
John W. Davis
Old Sun
Democratic missteps and audit hoax cloud Clermont county
The narrative derides the local Democratic party for inconsistencies between reform rhetoric and alleged treasury theft. It cites Auditor H P Williams praise, calls for lawsuits to recover misused funds, and criticizes the Sun for shifting stances after an election. It links prior praise to post election sharp rebuke and urges accountability.
Winter Sluggishness Cures Highlight Cordial and Public Praise
An ad promotes Agee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil for winter sluggishness and nervous debility, touting blood enrichment and improved digestion. The text then extols Clermont county Representative Chas A Brannock via a letter from Sarah K Bolton praising humane legislations, urging reelection. public notices warn maneuvers, Danish West Indies lynching fears, and annexation questions.
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Eatharmon Chemical Co
St. Louis
Ohio
Clermont County
Sarah K
Bolton
Cleveland
Ohio State Humane Society
Chas
A. Brannock
Clermont Courier
Batavia
O. Dear
Chas, A. Brannock
Bethel
House of
Columbus
Mr. Brannock
Sarrah K Bolton
Courier
Brannock
Local social notes and visits span Ohio and Kentucky
Mrs O F Rice returns from Iowa and relatives in Cincinnati host visitors. Mrs Kate Link visits kin in Cincinnati. Jennie Brannock shops in Cincinnati. W Boxe and Zella Lanham visit father John Lanham. Mrs fom Donald and children visit relatives in Cincinnati. Frank Scott home after summer in Plainville. Mr and Mrs W H Trisier and Sadie Wise hosted by Captain and Mrs W Cann. Dr A B McKee returns from Lexington trip. Howard Wiley takes railroad office job in Dennison. Teachers Reading Circle meets at Miss May South’s. Mrs KE Waterfield of Covington visits. Miss Kate Bagby of Cincinnati spends Sunday with Miss Kate Quarry. Frank Richards welcomed a new boy. Laurel girl injures foot. x ray aid. Needle removed by Dr H Mason with X ray. Friends of Miss Little Tatman learn of employment at the rectory in Aisleboro. Nellie Walker visits Batavia. Elder Degman preaches at Christian temple.
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Kate Bagby
Cincinnati
Kate Quarry
Frank Richards
Gladden
Laurel
Sué
H. Mason
Misa Little Tatman
Nelson's Business College
Aisleboro
Ae Nellie Walker
Batavia
Eider Degman
Christian Temple
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
W. D. Guilbert
Columbiana County
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Ashtabula
Wade Ellis
An. MM
Springfield
Edwin A. Jones
Stark
Board of Public Works
George H. Watkins
Pike
J. F. Harding
Butler
Charles A. Brannock
Tate Township
G.H. Eveland
Miami Township
E. J. Hutchinson
Jackson Township
Edward Patchell, JR
Stonelick Township
Grey Wolves
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Grey Wolf
Steve
Salvation Army
Kentucky
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Alaska
Russia
Blanchester Star
Pearl Street
New York
Gular
Philippines
George E. Green
Binghamton, N. Y
Republican Committee
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Bristow
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Ketes Institute Fund
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Milford Street
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H. P, Williams
State of Ohio
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