Williams the $6000 Auditor Charged Unlawful Fees Disclosed
The Clermont Democrat and Courier clash over Auditor Williams in Batavia Ohio. The Courier accuses Williams of $6,089.39 in one year and illegal itemized charges, while Williams defends his eight items and decennial work with rebuttals from state auditors.
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Penn Williams
Clermont County Democrat
Courier
the Courier
Williams
John W. Davis
Clermont Democrat
John Aae Cee
Eee Seeterererereerers
Sso
Davis Lem
Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Eerie Medatari
Davia
State
W. D. Gulbert
H. P. WiLliams
Batavia
O. Drak
W. D. Guilbert
Columbdus
Ohio
William
J.C. Wood
Republican
Nichols
Griffith
Davis
John Sutton
C. B. Nichols
Shingles Wood
New Democratic
True
New Democrat
Bambaugh
Willame
Examiner Wood
A. Frazier
J. C. Wood
J. ©. Woods
John Davis
Wood
Woods
No Wreck Reported From N W Trestle Coal Fall Mistake
Town rumor claimed the Erion trestle four miles above collapsed under ten car loads of coal, dumping cargo into a gulch. Later reports showed the tunnel of track intact, only a minor spread, with section men repairing through the night. no coal fall occurred.
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Erion
Draw Poker Drives County Officials Careers to a Cliff
County officials push draw poker as a principal life aim, aiming to raise fees and expand authority. The move risks public trust and could trigger scrutiny, protests, and possible political repercussions as residents question motives and legality of fee increases.
Fifty-Ninth Veterans Gather in Georgetown Reunion
Veterans of the 59th Ohio and Shields cadet band met in Georgetown with a warm spirit of camaraderie despite rain and cold. Officers were elected for Bantam next year, and Col. Fyffe’s color-stand address recalled the Stone River battle as attendees registered and shared memories at court house and Berz’s opera house.
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Shields
Goldiers
R. P. Fisher
Berz
Opera House
Felicity
Higginsport
Bantam
L. H. Turton
Mr. Holly
F. M. Frazier
Bethel
J. N. Judd
Hamlet
William Perkins
Amelia
E. Hawkins
New Richmond
J. P. Fyffe
Mth
Crittenden
Army of the Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn
Tom Wylie
Stone River
R. E. Campbell
Ile
Louise Helbling
59Th Ohio
Baptist association holds in session at Lebanon
The Baptist association convenes in Lebanon for a session through tomorrow with 24 churches and 600 plus members led by George B. Nichols. Highlights include Sunday School Day on Tuesday October 7 and annual reports with addresses by Emory H. Haunt and W. G. Partridge before adjournment Thursday afternoon. The 1802 church marks its hdth anniversary, Rev R W Weaver to deliver the sermon. The 7th Tenth Cavalry reunion is planned for Manchester on the 10th.
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The
Baptist Association
Lebanon
Ohio
Ninth Street
Lincoln Park
Mt Auburn
Wal- Hilla
Middletown
Hamilton
Franklin
Norwood
Emory H. Haunt
Dennison University
Granville
W. G. Partridge
George B. Nichols
R. W. Weaver
Wilson Road Tract Ion Company Organized Leaders Elected
The Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction Company known as the Wilson Road organized on Saturday with B. H. Kroger elected president J M Wilson named vice president J Nevin Roberts secretary and treasurer The officers and directors include Harry L Gordon and Leo J Van Lahr.
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Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
The
Wilson Road
B. H. Kroger
J. M. Wilson
J. Nevin Roberts
Harry L. Gordon
Leo J. van Lahr
Odd Fellows Gather For Anniversary Exercises
Members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and their spouses are urged to meet Friday evening at 77 o clock in the lodge room to form ranks for attending anniversary exercises at City Hall. Out of town members bringing family are asked to bring them to the lodge room. A Cincinnati paper notes New Richmond and nearby towns mining coal from sand bars and river beds where water is shallow, a practice linked to supplies since the first barge sinking a century ago.
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Rebekahs
City Hall
Cincinnati
New Richmond
Ohio
Train Kills Rider Near White Oak Trestle
Bud Laypole of the WA, G and P road was thrown from his horse and crushed by a late evening eastbound train near the White Oak trestle. He was 53, leaves a widow. The engineer discovered the incident Thursday morning. cause uncertain whether death came from the fall or the train. The Norfolk and Western plans route changes to bypass Summit with a Storms station to Chillicothe link and possibly a Storms to Hillsboro line linking three railroads.
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Bud Laypole
White Oak
Laypole
Norfolk & Western
Datroit Souther Railway
The
Ohio Souther
Waverly
Galabridge
Storm's Station
Lambridge
Chillicothe
Hillsboro
Night Visitor at Power House Sparks Stranger Tale
Engineer John Erion fed a hungry stranger who wandered near the power house gate. The visitor lingered, claimed he would stay, then disappeared into the night as the city’s waifs drifted through streets.
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John Erion
Power House
Erian
Mrron
Elysian Fields
Young farmer Charles Syler loses two fingers in gun accident
Charles Syler son of Max Syler sustained a severe hand injury Saturday when a muzzle loading double barrel exploded as he rammed a fouled charge. Doctors Dre Ashborn amputated the first and second fingers below the thumb on Sunday. Syler, a thrifty local farmer, will recover and return to work.
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Charles Syler
Max Syler
Syler
Makre
Dre. Ashborn
Tobacco market recap of Cincinnati maps last week
Receipts edged up slightly with mixed demand and cautious buying. High grade tobacco drew strong bids and good prices though overall class offerings were uneven. Average prices hovered around eight dollars per hundred pounds with daily swings from six to eight dollars. supply quality influenced results. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is advertised.
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