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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
4
Ohio voters confront a partisan letter decrying Cox for abandoning Jeffersonian democracy and the Monroe Doctrine. The piece rebukes Cox for supporting the League of Nations, accuses campaign managers of fund misdeeds, and cites Senate testimony and civil service pressure as evidence of GOP anger.
The text suggests growing support and funds for changing the administration, with Chairman Hays planning to collect up to 3,900,000 dollars while Cox leads a controversial effort. The implication is a forthcoming political shift around election day.
A regional piece urging newly naturalized women in Clermont county Ohio to embrace voting rights. It reflects on long suffrage history from Plymouth Rock to Susan B. Anthony, notes mixed reception, and calls for civic involvement and temperance support through ballots. It portrays naturalized citizens as ready to participate responsibly.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Fletcher's Castoria and a family at Oakley with Moerlein, Fred Topie, Levi Drake, Kaneas, Henry Drake visiting a sister, and a referenced Bugday igony. Text is garbled with multiple proper nouns and unclear context.
In Clermont County both Probate and Common Pleas Judges are Republican for the first time, attributed to a nonpartisan judicial ticket. Clarence N. Young seeks a second term as Probate Judge, praised for nonpartisan, fair, and capable administration. William A. Joseph, seeking re-election as Common Pleas Judge, is likewise endorsed, noted as a self-made, approachable, and fair jurist with broad support.
The document appears as a bank report dated September 8 1920 for The First Nations Bank at Batavia Ohio. It includes line items such as total assets and deposits with signatures of cashier and notary public affirming accuracy to the best knowledge.
Sunday services were held at Pt. Isabel Christian Church with Rev. Miller continuing his appointment. The day included visits and local social mentions, with Miss Jaye Page visiting Hagel Bess and other neighbors, and several residents noted in attendance.
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