Who Reduced This Year’s Income Taxes
A historical note on the 26 percent income tax reduction and which party originated and supported it. The piece claims Republicans drafted the provision with Democratic opposition and later claimed credit, citing contemporaneous sources and political disputes. It references the Mellon plan, Chairman Green, and reactions in the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Mellon
Coolidge
House
Crisp
Georgia
Garner
Ways and Means
Senate
Jeneny
Jess
Are
National Republican
Memorial Drinking Fountain Dedicates Nurse Blanche Moore
The Obrist Hospital Alumnae of Cincinnati invites relatives and friends of Miss Blanche Moore to a October 21 dedication of a Rookwood drinking fountain in the nurses home. Moore, a Cincinnati missionary nurse who led a hospital in India, died after two years of service, leaving a legacy of devotion and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obrist Hospital
Cincinnati
Miss Blanche
Moore
Miss Moore
Proviences
India
Cincinnati Methodist Training School For
Christ’ Hospital
Hiureh
Sun
Iniamaburg
Ohio
Peneee
Selb
Donahey Defends Road Costs in Ohio Campaign
Governor Donahey rejects claims his administration built roads for 4000 per mile. Republican J Neal accuses overstatement and notes 626.1 miles contracted at over 10 million dollars, averaging above 80 000 per mile. He cites 68.8 miles of improvement with gravel and 63.8 miles of grading only at about 11 000 per project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Democratic Campaign Committee
J. Neal
Republican State Campaign Committee
Neal
Warren County
Batavia Bridge Reopens After Repair Work
The Batavia bridge closed for several days to undergo repairs reopened for travel at 2 p m on Monday. Surveyor Brown helped the workers by taking off his coat to aid laying the floor. The bridge now stands in good condition and will enhance the town’s appearance once painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Brown
Republican Meetings at New Richmond Opera House
Judge D D Woodmansee of Cincinnati and W C Bishop of Batavia will address New Richmond citizens on Thursday October 16 1924 at 8 o clock P M. The public is invited to hear these Republican leaders discuss current issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Woodmansee
Cincinnati
W. C. Bishop
Batavia
New Richmond
Opera House
Noted Attorneys to Speak in Clermont County Oct 18
Attorney General Crabbe and U S Senator S D Fess will be in Clermont county on Saturday October 18 delivering a series of addresses in Milford Batavia and Williamsburg. They will discuss state and national issues with further time and place details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
U. S
S. D. Fess
Clermont County
Milford
Batavia
Williamsburg
Patton and His Deputy in County Office Drama
The Claremont Sun reports ongoing concerns over a deputy appointment for Probate Judge Chas. Burd and possible political implications with John B. Rapp as候 as a favored choice. It notes rumors that if Patton wins and Nelle Carter loses county treasurer, Carter could become Patton’s deputy, a role she held under W. E. McKever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Sun
Chas
Burdsall
John B. Rapp
Patton
Nelle Carter
W. E. McKever
Ohio State University to weigh ton litter at Quinby farm
County Agent Tom announces OSU representatives will attend H. Anne Quinby’s farm near Edenton on October 18 at 8 p m to weigh her ton litter of pigs. Quinby is Clermont county’s first Ton Litter Club member, hosting friends and neighbors for the weighing of her Reg istered Duroc Jersey hogs Colonel and Orion Cherry King blood. She keeps pure bred stock and a large herd of registered Jersey cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Ohio State University
H. Anne Quinby
Miss Quinby
Clermont County
Ohio
Edenton
Jersey
Parrott and Taylor Wed in Oxford Nuptials
Edmund K. Parrott Jr. of Bata via and Florence Taylor of Oxford united in marriage at Oxford on Saturday. They visited Parrott's parents here before heading to Sciotoville where Parrott teaches in the public schools. They win the best wishes of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund K. Parrott Jr
Batavia
Florence Taylor
Oxford
E. K. Parrott
Sciotoville
Milford Men Open 1924 25 Season With Dinner
The Milford Men of Milford will start the 1924 25 season with a dinner at the Milford school house on Thursday evening October 23. Fred Riley of Cincinnati a World War British army veteran will be chief speaker. A local talk and musical program follow. Dinner served by the Mother's Club. Price 60 cents. Executive committee chaired by F Hart sock and Ansel G Aiken secretary treasurer. Members listed. Five meetings planned through March or early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford School House
Fred Riley
Cincinnati
Mother’s Club
F. ©. Hartsock
Ansel G. Aiken
C. C. Runyan
C. T. Johnson
J. A. Nordman
F. L. Cook
Elmer Bateman
G. Tarkington
W. R. Bass
C. E. Canter
H. G. Barber
O. Magee Adams
Man Dies In Truck Crash On Grant Highway Near Back Run
Mr. Miller of Cincinnati was killed when the truck left the road on Grant Highway near Back Run Sunday night. Two friends escaped injury. Dr. Homer C. Behymer of Hamlet attended the scene. Coroner Christopher viewed the body and issued a burial permit for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Cincinnati
Grant Highway
Back Run
Homer C. Behymer
Hamlet
Christopher
Radio in Auto Delights Batavia Fans at Nash Drug
Paul Ansteatt set up a car radio outside Nash's drug store to broadcast live baseball game progress. Each afternoon a large crowd gathered to hear the latest scores and play by play, praising the radio service as unbeatable at Fuhr's, Willimann?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ansteatt
Batavia
Nash
Paul
Birthday gatherings honor Frieda Mosbacher and Mildred Motzer
On October 12 at Mrs. C F Motzer home in Milford a group of 78 celebrated Frieda Mosbacher's 80th birthday and Mildred Motzer's 21st birthday. Guests traveled from Hamilton Avondale Mason Moscow Williamsburg Newtonsville Bantam Elk Lick Batavia and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Motzer
Milford
Frieda Mosbacher
Mildred
Motzer
Hamilton
Avondale
Mason
Moscow
Williamsburg
Newtonsville
Bantam
Elk Lick
Batavia
Chas, Hauserman
Henry Hauserman
Jess Bolender
Jess McCollum
Chas
Bauer
Hol’ Miller
Wm. Sporrel
George Mosbacher
Henry Mosbacher
Edlgar Mosbacher
Albert Mosbacher
Clarence Mosbacher
Chas. Ansteatt
Oliver Bauer
Winemiller
Clarence Brothers
Lucille Rau
Luide Mosbacher
al Rice
Walter Bauererss
Ernest Anderson
Hillsboro M E Church Conference at Ripley
Hillsboro District Conference of the M E church will meet in Ripley on October 20 and 21. Reverend A P Smith of Batavia is listed for Tuesday morning on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
M. BE. Church
Ripley
A. P. Smith
Batavia
Grand Jury Delivers 13 True Bills After Day of Hearings
The grand jury session with 44 witnesses and 16 cases heard 13 true bills and 3 ignored. Accused arraigned included Herbert Richards for receiving stolen property, George Goodpasture for rape and assault on daughter, and Herman Fallon for burglary with various penalties and suspensions. Other bills named adultery forgery carrying concealed weapons and juvenile delinquency concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Britton
Herbert Richards
Geo. Goodpastor
Loveland
H. Fallon
Mr. Holly
Reformatory
Geo. Bain
New Richmond
Alvina Holmes
Fred Apple
Joseph Slye
McCoy
Thomas
Harriet Wymer
George Goodpasture
William Bain
Herman Fallon
Binkley Stophlet Wedding in Cincinnati and Afton
Richard Binkley of Afton and Miss Erma Stophlet of Beresford Avenue Cincinnati were married on Saturday October 11 at 10 o clock The ceremony was witnessed by her mother Mrs Stophlet They spent Sunday with his parents John Binkley and wife above Batavia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Binkley
Afton
Erma Stophlet
Beresford Avenue
Cincinnati
Stophlet
John Binkley
Batavia
Meeting well attended at Loveland rally by Republicans and Democrats
A lively Republican rally in Loveland Friday drew Republicans and Democrats from the county to hear Myers Y Cooper Judge Woodmansee and Foster's band. Speakers were loudly applauded and the crowd left with a sense of success and best of feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Myers Y. Cooper
Judge Woodmansee
Foster
Felicity
Chas. C. Kearns
Figures Speak Loud in Ohio Gubernatorial Fight
Ohio voters hear figures from State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy showing Donahey cost the state about $900000 more annually than the 1920 22 Davis administration. Republican Chairman C J Neal argues the data reveal higher current expenses with breakdowns for salaries and materials, while criticizing Donahey for campaign rhetoric and alleged pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy T. Tracy
Donahey
Harry L. Davis
C. J. Neal
Republican State Campaign Committee
Neal
Davis
Clermont County Teachers Association to Meet October 18
The first semi annual session for 1924 25 will be at Milford School at 9 a m Saturday October 18 with Dr J E W Wallin as principal speaker from Dayton Ohio Music by Milford High School Glee Club and orchestra A round table discussion and luncheon by the Domestic Science Department Tickets for O S T A and S W T A available at the meeting Membership cards for three associations offered Luncheon and tickets mailed to absent teachers Also O T R C books and pupils reports to be distributed Southwestern Association meeting to be held October 24 26 in Cincinnati Clerks urged to publish levy notices in county newspapers Married by Rev George D McCulloch October 11 in Bethel Lawrence S Maynard of Cincinnati and Velma J Rader of Bethel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Teachers’ Association
Milford
J. E. W. Wallin
Bureau of Special Education
Dayton
Ohio
Milford High School
Domestic Science Department
Southwestern Teachers Association
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Ohio State calendar aids poultry record keeping for hens
The Ohio State University will mail 5 000 calendars to county agents and Poultry Improvement Association members for hens egg production tracking. Each month’s page features a poultry image and a postcard asking for flock egg output and hen mortality reasons. Thirty calendars go to thirty farmers who commit to monthly postcard returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State University
Univers
Ohio Poultry Improvement Association
Batavia Considers Five Day Chautauqua Next Summer
L E Gayman of the Central Community Chautauqua System spoke to the Batavia Business Men's Club about launching a five day Chautauqua next summer. Fifty signatures are sought to secure a contract with the system, led by S L Larkin. The plan includes music lectures clean entertainment and a junior Chautauqua week for children under a trained worker. The program promises strong local backing and potential benefits for youth welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
L. E. Gayman
Indianapolis
Batavia Business Men’s Club
S. L. Larkin
Business Men’s Club
Croumaniy
Batavia Bridges Work Nears Completion For Travel
The Batavia project is nearly done with the east side pier finished and the middle pier painted and sealed. After the cement pier cures, the bridge will be set back and travel resumed for the traveling public.
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Ada Gelvin
Epent
Batavia Bridge
Man
Ball News BY
RADIO
Fuhr
Williamebuvain al
Grand Jury
Binkley-Stophlet
Granville Mead
George D. McCulloch
Presbyterian Range
Lawrence
Maynard
Mies Velma J. Rader
Bethel
Frank Ludlow
Clermont Farm Bureaus
Clyde F. Tom
Batavia, Ohio
MK SM
Ecc
Tleares
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