Republican Opening at Kenton Campaign Showdown
Republican state campaign opens in Kenton on Saturday September 17 with speeches on national and state issues. James Wilson secretary of agriculture will outline national issues. Four GOP ticket leaders Harding Treadway Mooney and Denman will speak. The event features a parade at 10 am and program starting 1 30 pm with Frank B Willis presiding. The Columbus Republican Glee Club will perform. Local Kenton committee invites all Republicans and interested citizens to attend as official invitation.
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Kenton
James Wilson
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Francis W. Treadway
G. W. Mooney
Sec. of State
A. G. Denman
Harding
Frank B. Willis
Congress
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Ohio
Lewis
Laylin
Kenton Open Meeting Arrangements For Crowd
Hardin county Republican committees and Kenton officials coordinate to host a large opening meeting. C H Shanasel and Earl E Rutledge organize reception efforts with Grant Moore as secretary, Frank B Wilson oversees press coverage, and Major W H Duffy will marshal the parade. Railroads offer reduced rates for groups of 100 or more.
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C. H. Shanasel
Earl E. Rutledge
Grant Moore
Hardin County Committee
Kenton
Frank B. Wilson
Kenton News-Republican
Republican State Executive
Hardin County
Ohio
W. H. Duffy
Campaign Letter Reflects Unity in Republican Ranks
The article notes Taft’s letter to McKinley and shows Republicans nationwide uniting for a House majority. Nebraska’s Chas Sloan praises the tariff law, cites its economic impact, and emphasizes progress with unity within a progressive Republican frame. Sloan highlights Lincoln and McKinley as examples of enduring public battle.
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Happey
Taft
McKinley
Iowa
House of Representatives
Chas . Sloan
Nebraska
Sloan
Burkett
Brown
Hinshaw
Norris
Kinkaid
Mead
Gettysburg
Hadley
Abraham Lincoln
Taft’s record praised as nation mends and party lines shift
An editorial lauds President Taft for reforms in revenue and post office, strong judicial appointments, and bipartisan progress. It urges unity in every district, predicts a Republican majority after the upcoming election, and argues Democratic forecasts will fade with time.
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Revenue
Congress
America
United States
Taft
Mont
Death of Oliver Shoemaker at 82 in Butler County
Oliver Shoemaker, one of the area’s oldest residents, died at his home on Wednesday aged 82. Interment is set for Friday in Butler, Kentucky. Surviving are a widow and three sons. The column also records visits, travels, and local movements of numerous residents, with notes on illness and work changes.
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Oliver Shoemaker
Butler
Eugene Buchanan
Colorado
Harriet Cox
Sam Laugh
Hamilton
Julia Sullivan
Batavia
D.b.moreton’s
David White
Ed Ernst
Walnut Hills
Carolyn Glaser
Toledo
Maria Moreton
New Richmond
Red
Emma Glaser
Emma Clare
Latonia
Kate Sheehy
Mayrena Fanning
Middletown
Pattison
David Penn Moreton
H. Grimes
James Lemar
Columbus
Larkin
Mt. Pisgah
Annna Airey
Pearl DeBruler
Way Mames Lemar
Legionary
Maron
Robert Anderson
Cincinnati
George McDulin
P. Moreton
Chicago
T. M. Fox
Rs. J. H. Abrams
Irma Abrams
Urbana
Harriet Buchanan
Sterling
Will Luck
Greenfield
Ind
C. E. Gentry
J. H. Young
Front Street
Frank Glaser
City
Mrs
Fee Naylor
Newport
Annual Report of the Courts Highlights Numerous Civil Suits
In Clermont County Ohio court records a flurry of new suits, motions, and settlements are listed. Emma C. Honaker seeks divorce alimony and child custody from Lee Honaker. Johanna Collins wins real estate at appraisement with sheriff to deed. Multiple partitions, dismissals, and motions to dismiss appear, including actions against The Republica Publishing Co and The Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction Co. Public notices include name changes and adoptions.
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Emma C. Honaker
Lee Honaker
Nichols & Nichols
Johanna Collins
Philip Collins
Louise Smizer
Henry Smizer
Louise Smiser
B.F. Kruthaup
Sen
F. C. Smyser
J. Q. Bass
Vena Hatfield
Cincinnati, Milford and Loveland Traction Co
Michael Moran
New Citizens Telephone Co
W. J. Sloan
The
C. and
W. Ry. Co
State of Ohio
C. C. Kearns
Republica Publishing Co
Merton M. Evans
Board of Commissioners
Record
Jesse Wilson
Mack G.conley
Rice Newberry
Myrtle Newberry
A. G. Schmidlin
Helen Ellis
Milford
H. H. Hill
Cash Fisher
Joseph Knapp
Mary Knapp
Clermont Board of Control Et al
L. A. Devore
Clermont County Board of Control Et al
J. K. Martin
Wireless telegraphy careers lure ambitious youths
A notice touts telegraphy and wireless work as a fast opening field. Starting pay for beginners around 70 dollars monthly with room for advancement, as telegraph stations expand nationwide. The National Telegraph Institute claims six official campuses and placement for all graduates, with addresses in Cincinnati Ohio and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Separately, Carl Schiler, seven, drank from a family whisky bottle, suffered fits, bit a cow and attacked a dog, tearing clothing. a physician could not help and his condition remains serious.
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Sicalous Bay
National Telegraph Institute
America
A. A
Wireless
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Carl Schiler
James Schiler
Loveland
School Examinations Schedule for Batavia Ohio
Examinations for teachers occur on the first Saturday of each month unless a holiday shifts to the following Saturday. Pupils’ exams are on the third Saturday of April and May. Teachers may complete the exam in one day or two sections. High-school certificate applicants take branches first then electives. Four-year provisional certificate applicants should consult the clerk before applying. Examinations will be held in Batavia, Ohio. BT Davis president John Morris vice president 5.8. Bagby clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Davis
John Morris
Bagby
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Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing Co
Sir Mont Thes
Granville W. Mooney
Rudy W. Archer
Ulysses G. Denman
Supreme Court
W. B. Crew
A. N. Summers
John 8. McNutt
Renice W. Dunlap
Board of Public Works
George H. Watkins
John W. Zeller
Con Tess
Jesse Taylor
General Assembly
Alexander Dunn
Court of Common Pleas
Harry 8. Cole
John H. Fishback
Paul Essex
W. E. Leever
Court Dale
Robert D. Porter
J. E. Parvin
L. M. Rogers
William C. Smith
Harley Rapp
Edwin C. Ely
Chas, K. Anstrett
J.B. D
Silcott
W. J. Tone
Judson Harmon
Mr. Cleveland
Oak Harbor
Mr. Graves
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hogan
Colonel Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Bryan
Harmon National Literary Bureau
Long
Franklin
Fletcher
Moscow
Annual Report
Common Pleas Court
Nellie Jeannetta
Mary I. Davis
Nellie Jeannetta Davis
George Reece
Putnam County
W. Va
Bessie Knight
Branch Hill
George Carter
Elva Fillager
O. P. Griffith
Mary Carter
Hester A. Fitzwater
Griffith & Nichols
Mahala Day
Oscar B. Day
Charles Hoeflemeier
Michael Bunzart
Lucy Titus
Peter Tingaloff
Wm Gilbert
J W Huntley
Board of School Examiners
Clermont County
State Commissioner of Common Schools
Cyeseees
Gicpad Diana
Tgrees
M Hudson
Charles Elston
Miami Park
Receipus
James E Carnahan
W H Coffman
Julia L Bishop
Wilcer Donley
Rachel Hardin
Malissa A Allen
Hudson
George Brooks
Thomas E Riles
Withamaville
James M Flack
Lewis Paul
Dataeiatus
Oliver Cooder
Wm C Cooder
Louis Cooder
Payne Mary E Robertson
Wm C Maddox
Union
E. B F Nash
Harry L Mullenix
Wilhameville
Bernice R Aber
Emma J Aber
Wayne
John H Howe
Vincent J Alvarez
Etna M Warren
Orlando Kelch
Pierce
Monroe
E. B Holtman
Margaret A Adame
Ben J Ricker
Rozella M Raff
Chichester
Lad
J. F. Stall
Goshen, Ohio
Charles Pb. Ferguson
Lora Ferguson
Ella H. Townsley
Epwin C. Ely
State of
Other Needham
Newtonsville
Mary J. Needham
Sherman & Sherman, Attys
Ohio State Board of Pardons
Frank Story
Rank Story
Owensville
Pate
Ulee
Ava
T . Preasurer
Vilage
Coe
Nistrat Tor
Annalise
Said
Cochrane
P. Ae Ding
W. A. Joe
J. R. Woodlief
H. Gi
Mt. Crab
Christian Church
Ouser
Hamlet
T. Holly
Wammon Brothers
Poland
Hennings Mills
Horn
Batavi
K “der Bushel
Rade Ce
Aston
M. S. Grifffith
Sburg
Sardinia
Winchester
Eebles
Min
Pally AM
A.M
P.M
West Bound
Portsmouth
Bardeno
Sun
P.M. KR
Dail
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman
Lynchburg
Hillsbor
HiLlsboro
Bevill
Allen Holl
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