Republican County Convention Seeks Delegates in Clermont Ohio
The Republican precincts of Clermont County Ohio meet September 1 1908 between 4 and 6 pm to select delegates for a county convention at Batavia September 22 1908 for nominating a county ticket and other issues. Delegates awarded at one for each 40 votes or fraction thereof of 20 or more cast for Lewis C Laylin in 1902. The Clermont County Democrat paper notes signs of factional maneuvering and calls for patience as factions struggle for control and lawsuits loom in the John Davis cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Lewis C. Laylin
Chile
Feltcit
Rural
Goshen Weberee
Jackson Fire
Loveland Oo
Miamiville
Milford
Newberry
Torneueere
Y Perintown
Laurel
Unio
Ohio West
Locust Corner
Stonelick North
Stonelick
Antam Seeeenee
Bethel Union North
Union South
Moscow
Neville
Ie Ee
Washington North
Newtonville
Williamsburg East
Williamsburg Weat
Republican County Executive Committee
Clermont County
Gro. W
Laylin
Clermont County Democrats under Rice control amid infighting
In Clermont County a power struggle unfolds as Horace A. Rice presses for Johnson alignment. Williams and Rice clash over injunctions and influence while county committees face replacement and a push to name Johnson-approved leaders. The dispute widens to state level with 88 county chairs to be chosen under Johnson plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salen
Johnson Ohio State Committee
Horace A. Rice
Clermont County
Johnson
Rice
Power Struggle Among Clermont County Officials
Auditor Williams orders attorneys to withdraw action in the commissioners report injunction. Associate Rice challenges, claiming control and interest in the matter. Williams is displaced as Rice gains control. a confrontation is implied when they meet. Sheriff Speidel bought several hogs last week. The commissioners journal notes allowances from the latest meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamp Wood
Penn Williams
Felicity
Hamp
Penn
Circuit Court
Uncle Penn
Rice
Lindsey
Committee
Tom L. Johnson
Williams
Grafter
H. C. Speidel
Commissioners’ Journal
Scott's Emulsion Blood Food Ad Claims Bone Marrow Benefit
An old advertisement explains that blood production comes from bone marrow and spleen, promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fat rich remedy using cod liver oil to feed blood forming organs, targets pale schoolgirls and invalids, offers free samples and a price list.
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Scott
TT & Bow
Pearl Seven
New York
C. G. & P. Time Table In Effect July 9 1903
Postal and rail timetable note shows schedule changes effective July 9, 1903. The fragment references treasurer and superintendent roles and implies an administrative update to the railway and postal service timetable.
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Clermont
Clermont Publishing
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Warren G. Harding
Marion
W. D. Guilbert
Columbiana County
W. 8. McKinnon
Ashtabula
Wade Ellis
Cincinnati
A. N. Summers
Springfield
Edwin A. Jones
Stark
P Public Works
George H. Watkins
Pike
J. E. Warding
Butler
Republican County Convention
Old Sun
Democratic Committee
Clermont County Democrat
Davis
John Davis
Nelson
D. C
Sun
Williams-Rice
Parrott
Frazier
Nicholses
Davises
Griffiths
Breeding
Gen
Bragg
West Point
Cincinnati Times- Star
Stump
Democratic County Committee
Democrat
Grab Alls
Democratic State Central Committee
H. A. Rice
Johnson State Executive Committee
Roudy
Tom Johnson
Tom
Squire Eppert
Post Office
Peary
North Pole
Prof. Langley
Sir Thomas
Buckeye
Representative Heminway
House
Representative Payne
Ries
Dan Davis
Uncle Dan
Courier
John W. Davis
al. C. Speidel
Corn Products CO
Chicago
E. A.C
Kennedy
Kergan
Superior GT
Cleveland, O
Irintendent
Ors Lef
Siden
Orning Trains
Georgetown
Sunshine
North Feesburg
Hameraville Aveecuvaeer
Bethel Soesters
Hulington
Olive Branch
Carrel Street Oe Cessene
P.C.C
Carrel Street Steer
Mt. Weenie
Halington
Ethel
Hamersville
George
Camore St
4.M
Carrel St
A.m
P.m
Baaavia
Hiland Park
Thedford
James Hall
Jacksonville
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
DeWitt
B.C. Dewitt & CO
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