Republican Ticket Strives for War President Victory
National slate names Hughes for President and Fairbanks as Vice President. State ticket lists Willis for Governor Arnold for Secretary of State Hildebrant for Auditor Adams for Treasurer Archer for Attorney General Turner for Congress Kearns for Senator Herrick and Burnet Brown on the ticket.
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National
Charles E. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Frank B
Willis
John W. Arnold
O. Q. Hildebrant
Hayes M. Adams
Rudolph W. Archer
Edward Turner
Congress
Charles
Kearns
Myron T. Herrick
Republican Judicial Ticket Seeks Broad County Support
The column urges voters to select a Republican judicial ticket including Norman L. Burnet for representative and N. G. Cover for short term probate judge. It endorses Frank A. Brown for clerk of the courts and Thomas D. Winnes for coroner, highlighting experience, honesty, and community esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Cover
B F Swing listed for sheriff and Walton for auditor
The appeal praises B F Swing as a strong county leader ready to serve as sheriff, noting his farming background and popularity in Tate and with Democrats and Republicans. It also endorses L A Walton for auditor, touting his business training and openness. The piece names Myron Herrick’s bread and butter tariff angle and backs Anstead Patchell and Shane for county commissioner, plus George A Maxfield and John W Swing for treasurer and recorder respectively.
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Lerk
Msemarernes
B. F. Swing Bees Tree
L. A. Walton Auditory
George A. Maxfield
Gspacces weSind
John W. Swing
Jacob J. Hawk
K. Ansteat
E. W. Patchell
Shane Pepe Ee Teeeeens
Moore
Thomas D. Winnes
W 8S Moore for county surveyor
W 8S Moore of Miami township, Republican candidate, is praised for honesty, accuracy, and thorough work in the surveyor’s office. Formerly with railroads, he has acted as assistant to the present official, delivering complete estimates and reliable results. Vote for W 8S Moore.
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Frank A. Brown
Cwlerk
Harry Cole
Thomas D. Winnes
Washington Township
B. F
Tate Township
C.J. Williams
Sheriff
L. A. Walton
Miami Township
George A. Maxfield
Moore
O. K
Inspectors boost efficiency under Governor Willis in 1915 16
A report from the department shows 22 098 inspections from Oct 1 1915 to Sept 1 1916 under Willis, up from 18 848 in the Cox admin eleven months ending Dec 31 1914, despite a smaller inspector force. The new regime records orders and compliance, unlike Cox’s era which lacked records. Governor Willis cites the need to halt politics around Workmen's Compensation and defend the law's purpose. Clarence N. Young is highlighted as a capable probate judge candidate with a long, varied career and strong legal knowledge.
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Willis
Cox
Salo Ery Gets Range Beating Era Tilt
Salo Ery secured a range beating era tilt as El Res Nyro Siar dominated with decisive play. Local team officials reported a strong showing by frequent scorers and defensive stops shaping the outcome.
Truste es Sale of Fridman Property New Richmond Ohio
Public auction to sell six parcels in New Richmond Clermont County Ohio on November 11 1916 at 10 a m pursuant to District Court bankruptcy order In the matter of L A and F W Fridman bankrupts Parcels include 4 by 130 foot west side of Lot 300 130 by 130 feet north end of Lot 391 and other parcels with appraised values from 100 to 3000 dollars list references to deeds plats and records in Clermont and Stephens counties Ohio and McMurchy addition. Albert J Shaw trustee. Richmond Ohio October 6 1916
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New Richmond
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
L. A
F. W. Fridman
Ohio
Washington Street
A. S. F. Rice
Leonidas 8S
Fridman
Clermont County
George McMurchy
Willow Street
Oferr
Alley
Kate Orth
Hamilton Street
Susanna
Frederick W. Fridman
Charles Helmering
Mandariton
Ila Blaser
Frederick Ite
Crs Sisson
Clermont Sane
Clermont Pousty
Ella Sisson
D. B
McMurchy
Vine
Race
Jno
Donnelly
Stephens County
Monroe Township
Parker
Cntters
Ohio River
Boat Run
Rae
William Morton
L. B. Fridman
James K. Parker
Neville Turnpike
Franklin Fridman
Derees
Boat Run Creek
New
Richmond and
Bethel
Bushman
Jane Archard
Ib. P. Fridman
Freder
Yridman
Calvin D. Fridman
Ulermons County
Albert J. Shaw
Fridman Aman
Busigons
Cppose
Ridman
Frederick ‘ ‘Pridman
Fran Avis
Etcichmond
Reynolds Barker Seeking Divorce and Custody Petition
Reynolds Barker petitions for divorce and custody of a minor, alleging cruelty and neglect. The filing lists residence and court details with attorney information and a pending date.
For sale heating stove N 3 Denni or aetiggaientne
Short sale notice for a heating stove labeled N with unclear listing text and garbled phrasing. The readable parts indicate a sale item but lack complete details such as model or price.
Parole Hearing Requested for Willard Estep
Notice of parole hearing recommendation for inmate Willard Estep at Ohio Penitentiary. Board of Administration, Warden, and Chaplain deem him eligible for parole. Hearing date set for December 5, 1818 in Ohio. Chief Clerk W. Bishop signs the notice.
Parole Hearing Recommended for Ohio Penitentiary Inmate
Notice states William Belt, confined at the Ohio Penitentiary, has been recommended to the Board of Administration for a parole hearing. The notice appears from the prison’s Chief Clerk and references eligibility after December 5.
Parole Hearing Notice for Shore Newman in Ohio
The Ohio Board of Administration announces Shore Newman, currently confined, is eligible for a parole hearing. The warden and chaplain certify eligibility and the hearing may take place on or after December 5, 2016. Chief Clerk Bishop signs the notice.
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Shore Newman
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Board of Administration
Biermann Divorce Petition Filed in Clermont County Court
Garnet Bell Biermann has filed for divorce alimony and child custody against John Henry Biermann in Case No 14106 of the Common Pleas Court Clermont County Ohio. The hearing is set for on or after Friday of November 1916. Edwin C Ely is attorney for the plaintiff.
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John Henry Biermann
Garnet Bell Biermann
Common Pleas Court
Clermont
Ohio
Edwin C. Ely
Vember
Truman H. Carl
Sallie Carl
Common Lease Court
Clermont Conity
Edwin 0
Notice to Non-Resident in Ohio Divorce Case
Grace Smiddy filed for divorce from Earl Smiddy in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas on docket No 14083 alleging wilful absence for over three years extreme cruelty drunkenness and gross neglect. Earl Smiddy must answer by October 21 1916. Grace seeks restoration of maiden name and equitable relief. Sam W Sprague attorney.
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Earl Smiddy
LaFollette
Tennessee
Grace Smiddy
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Sam’ W. Sprague
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General Assembly
Myron
Herrick
United States
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W. Shane
Anstead
Patchell
Shane
John
Parrett-Whitemore
James M. Cox
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John Moore
John Morris
Louis Bluestein
Bluestein
H. B. Whiteman
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Cart Mledie
Reynolds Barker
Nein Barker
Otober
Ohio Farmers
Germania
Indiana & Ohio Live Stock Ins. Co
Lynn L. Johnson
Batavia, Ohio
Campbell Commercial
Campbell School
Cincinnati
Willard Estep Arisoner
Gible
Appi Ation
Bishop
William Belt
Board of Administration
Ishop
H. Stirling Moore
H. A. Moore & Son
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Frank Dipl
Ste. Bee
Tavia
Regis
Beliere
Walker
Illiamsburg
Bephoge
Orfalke
Portsmouth
Nera Neebles
Hillsboro
Sardinia
Hilsboro
V . Saunders
Joan L. Blaon
Oi Aareneerent
Normathie
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
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Durocsow
F. L. Stewartavia
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Willia Corner
Stonelick
Dale
Stewart
Fheil Ndiano
O. F. Boleiack Roserie
Avia
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