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December 15, 1887
The News Herald
Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio
What is this article about?
Miss Alice Boardman, daughter of blind ex-editor J. L. Boardman, runs for Recording Clerk in the next legislature to aid her father, backed by his Republican party service. The paper endorses her effort.
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Recording Clerk of the House.
Miss Alice Boardman, daughter of Mr. J. L. Boardman, late editor of this paper, is a candidate for Recording Clerk of the lower House of the next Legislature. Miss Alice is well qualified for the position, and her father's misfortune of blindness and his long and faithful service to the Republican party, give her strong and additional claims, especially as she desires the office in order to contribute to his support. We hope she may be successful and that our brethren of the press will aid her in her laudable effort.
Miss Alice Boardman, daughter of Mr. J. L. Boardman, late editor of this paper, is a candidate for Recording Clerk of the lower House of the next Legislature. Miss Alice is well qualified for the position, and her father's misfortune of blindness and his long and faithful service to the Republican party, give her strong and additional claims, especially as she desires the office in order to contribute to his support. We hope she may be successful and that our brethren of the press will aid her in her laudable effort.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Family
Misfortune
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Political Candidacy
Family Support
Father's Blindness
Republican Service
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss Alice Boardman
Mr. J. L. Boardman
Story Details
Key Persons
Miss Alice Boardman
Mr. J. L. Boardman
Story Details
Miss Alice Boardman, daughter of blind former editor J. L. Boardman, is qualified for and seeks the position of Recording Clerk of the lower House of the next Legislature to support her father, leveraging his long service to the Republican party.