Harding Era Record Examined Prohibition Stance and Court Notices
The article critiques Warren G. Harding’s temperance views and voting record on prohibition, citing 22 of 32 wet votes in the U S Senate and remarks on enforcement. It also lists Knox county court actions including a damage suit from A L Nowell, an accounting suit by Frank M. Liguina, and other probate and real estate items with names, dates, and local defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Ohio
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Dead Man's Corner
Warren G. Harding
Boas
Repub- Mcan
Eider
Mr. Harding
Hin
Daugherty
Reed
Bmoot
Bolen Penrose
Fennaylvania
United States
Senate
Uni
Robinson
Emoot
Harding Muaile
Toad
A. la. Nowell
Knox County
John Doe
Parsons
Thin
Uho Lin Fa
Plainti
Coshocton
Fwalt & Mate
Aaks
Frank M. Liguina
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Minile Meee
Magdale
South Vernon
Plaine
W. M. Koons
City of
Myrtle Keys
Carleton W. Keys
Mary
Knox County Quota to Republican Slush Fund Questioned
The Knox county quota to the Republican slush fund is reported as 3000 dollars. The Cincinnati Enquirer lists Ohio counties with a total 1 1,230,000 in alleged funds raised for the 1932 campaign. Observers cite lavish expense, salaries for literature distribution, and contributions from city manufacturers as evidence of raised spending. Will Knox county voters support the slush fund campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Republica
Senate
John A. Kelly
Columbus
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
Republican National Committee
Will Hays
Fragmented political edge in dry vs wet stance
A distorted political rant questions ownership of brewery stock and public sentiment. The writer mocks a political figure’s stance, hints at a misbalance between pocketbook interests and public opinion, and uses humor to critique leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
George
Cox
Knox County Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for October Term
The Knox county clerk's office lists grand jurors and petit jurors drawn for the October term. Jurors reported dates are Grand Jurors on Monday Oct 4 at 9 am and Petit Jurors on Monday Nov 8 at 9 am. The list includes Walter Gessling Jefferson George Jacobs College Mark Doukins Pike and others from wards and townships. Contracts awarded by county commissioners cover road and bridge work including G M Gearhart right of way 126 and A M Davly bridge works 701.1, 8 S Leady bridges repair 50.25, with a final probate filing for Penelope Bricker estate.
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Petlt
Common Pleax
Knox County
Ser
Braid
Walter Gessling
Jefferson
George Jacobs College
Mark Doukins
Pike
Dally—Firat Ward
Arthur Pinkley—Brown
Terrence Mitchell
Milford
Guy Bartlett
Wayne
Robert Lahman
Morris
Harry, Whitney
A.J. Horn —Clay
Edward Wynkoop
Clinton
J. B. Wagner
Cris Dudgeon
Clay
Harry Blue
Liberty
Fred Shutt
Aaron Leploy—Butler
William Carlisle-Cottage
Dodd V, McPeek
Oscar Jennings—Hiller
Orville Ross—Clay
Harry Mitchell
Clint Fry
Peasant
George Doukins
Monroe
J. ©. Kerr
McArdle
Piky
Ellaha Workman—Brown
William West
Knox County Commissioners
G. M. Gearhart
Hotchkiss
Jackson Farm
Clinton Township
A.M. Davly
Worlanan
Brown Township
Ankenytown
Butler
Bertin Township
Knox County Probate Notes and Real Estate Filings
Knox county probate court records show appointments, filings, and notices. Executrix appointed, bonds set, guardianship actions, and petitions to sell real estate noted along with discharge papers and property transfers in Milford and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie A Bird
Clare &. Graham
Milford
Pearl Wolt
William Miser
Tnion
Wilford W. Jones
Knox County
Death of George Wiley Bell at nine years old in Knox County
George Wiley Bell died at his home in Knox County at twelve o clock Tuesday night from paralysis after eight days of illness. He was nine years old, born in West Virginia and longtime resident. Survived by wife Elizabeth Bell and two children Dwight H Well and Mrs Page H Follin. Funeral at his late home Friday at six thirty in the evening, Rev Black officiating, burial in Mound View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilby Hall
Tis Taberty Townships
Mr. Bell
West Virginia
Knox County
Treta
Mrk
Elizabeth Bell
Dwight H. Well
Mra. Page H. Follin
Rey. Black
Mound View Cemetery
Hospital notes and local notices from city area
Mina Hazel entered sanitarium on Tuesday for lake horse training. Mrs Grace Dudley entered sanitarium Wednesday for treatment. Mrs Mary Buria was taken from Hast Choatmit street to Mercy hospital this morning for treatment. For sale 100 bushels choke corn two sows and pigs 833 red. Wanted woman to do fitting and take care of alterations Dowds Dry Goods Co x15
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Mina Hazel
Senly of
Lake Horse
Mary Buria
Hast Choatmit Street
Mercy Hospital
McCormick Ambulhiary
Dowds Dry Goods Co
Cement Supply Restocked for Winter Projects
We have just received another large shipment of cement and can now take care of orders in any quantity. Plan to do your cement work before winter and get the cement at your convenience from W. 11 West 612 W Gambier St.
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Cameant
West
Gambier St
Nar
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Enon
Tuenday
Dorgan
Lessee
Mme
Greer
Florence Bradtell
Kya Philena Micks
Mimer C. Greer
Bitteness
Mt Vernon
Keturah
Cheyney
Mt. Vernon
J. A. Long
Surih W. Sanderdon
Eva Sharp
City
Herbert C. Sanderson
Michael Sheedy
John McHale
Ella Metale
Ella McHale
Nannie Stamp Ogilvie
Lewis Dial
PB. A. Horry
Penelope Bricker
Mage— Himma C. Seanert Hag
Margaret A. Barry
Jaro J
Qrrek
Edson Atherton
B. Brokaw
Cano
Lanitan St Hook
Court of Knox
Marguerite A. White
Clinton M. Klee
Catherine Davis
Dale 8
Castor
CG. L. Harmer
Loulha J. Rook
George Wiley Bell
Mra
Grace Dudley
Columbus Road
Kirschbaum
A. F. Stauffer
RS. inaton-Satem
N.C
Democratic Women Voters’ Club
Harrison
Jackson
League of Nations
Knox Co
Women Voters' Club
Grange Hall
Bladensburg
Women’s Democratic Committee of
E. Knox CO
W. E. McCormick
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