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   Hamilton Daily Republican-News (Newspaper) - April 3, 1912, Hamilton, Ohio                                I Weather I Fair and warmer i I City Edition ESTABLISHED 1879 APRIL 3, 1912. ONI CENT. is oven LOWLANDS TODAY FLOOD DECLARED GRAVE VOTES FOR OUT TODAY IN SCOTLAND Plant And al Went Out WAGE IS NOT A HIT Number of Working In The 1'ils is PHESS Wilh four Mississippi towns by invading called by the greatest rise in river history the Hood situation assumed a more serious aspeel in wide-spread causing cial loss and impairment of ness Two of persons driven from Ihe factory of are being cared for by grunt personal The levee broke yesterday al. A thousand residents of the com- munity were many from Ihe tops of their and taken lo where they are bing lo where they lire being Trains bearing tents and provisions cannot roach the flooded towns of railway 11 to 20 blocks is the area covered by Hood in Iho ern of From 700 lo have been driven from their A heroic of days and nights was made by laborers to nave the Memphis gas bul force of the Hood was too great and the gas plant protecting levee way last Today phis is without In the vicinity of Ihu water is Farmers in thai are leaving lowland taking their goods and after the examples set by of persons in Tennessee and Government Supplies directed Ihe war lo send army to citizens of New who had been rendered by the Hood in Ihe Mississippi Places most Mississippi New Total lives damage to Number driven from lo Volume of six to ten feet above danger above and Arkansas Ark. of Hood possibility will be reached in April and April 0. water pouring over lin lowlands through gaps in levers south ping Ihe at several points lo along I lie morning is is that lh stage al. Memphis Yesterday WH the probable Mir was revised al. 7 o'clock Ibis Ihe showed a since 1 aic op- will river within So far all Ihu main levees are several points regarded as The west which Lake basin and 1 wesl counties White front and the greatest in ate levees al. and Commerce at relieved Hie sd nation Cairo and of which was Ihr probably will he factory where the levco is lo a depth from ID lo 20 and Iho business is ored wilh and arc The gas plant pumping station 1-1 went of today llm gas was cut witer Memphis will be lhal The urea Ihc cily is idly It lint 300 or more been driven from boniM and every plant in thai has 1 April Owing lo delays in Virginia of the train hearing Ihe Senator the ceremonies planned for Nashville lake place instead of The body in and will lie in slain in the capitol Ihc funeral taking placo id PRESS April whole the miners in counties of England and a portion of those in Scotland have followed the ng lead of the miners of Lancashire and declared the tion of work in the pits Ihe minimum rates of wages have been This will give j majority of the miners in the Uni- ted Kingdom in favor of continuing the but it is expected that Ihe federation will nevertheless de- clare il lo bo The result of Ihe ballot among the miners shows thai llm ment's minimum wages has appealed lo Ihc imagination of tins mpn who want Ihe principle of Iho minimum daily wage translated into a fixed daily Koine of the dis- boards which arc to settle local of wages have been pointed but they have not been able lo decide u so lhal these appointments will have lo be made by the The number working in the pits is increasing but not Upwards of are now working in coal which is double Ihc ure of There has been some in different of the unionist miners stoned Ihc of police which was protecting in there have also been crowds of striking miners smashing Ihe windows m the Houses of men who have returned to coal which is being raised is taken chiefly by Hie There has been a of This has caused a ening of railroad slocks on lh Slock BABY BORN CAR is Infant's TRESS April baby was on a Lake John was on way Ann's in Un's and 11. smoking compartment TS look student soon an infant above the of A matron anil detail Ihe after car hut lo their lhal Klein Kihy in walked io lie of secretary of and members nf House of practically announced Ihe end of flic coal in the United Kingdom All Have Leadership fn Hamilton of Hie most th county o. o I. r a I committee in its was al Central Hail day H. U. K. who has onu I leaders of iho for his as and a of any of Mr. made air which was and was md by H -j snoke of liis treal by many he hud con- his that his business Unit he was In from active in in lio declared loyally lo the parly and to do his duly from hie M long as he B. Cox and mann had previously NOT Sailor Was on Hoard Dr. Was April 3.- Ihu who loir Hie of N. H. thai he killed Dr. at In October 23 was on hoard the United cruiser day of llm This which confession as was received here by wireless I morning from commander of the is engaged in target practice in Ihe Nichols did not desert from UIL as he hut was given his discharge on 20, 1011 for conduct prejudicial to the according lo the message from the The records of the show lhal Nichols was not on shore leave on either October or 2i. SOCIALIST April 3-I'eini a Socialist was mayor of Hartford over two a democrat and an This is Ibis first municipal executive over eluded in FOB of United Mine Workers Will Seek 6 co. f April An- was made here of the candidacy of Thomas L. former president of the Mine Workers of America for I republican nomination for congress in the Ohio There are union miners in was de- for another term as head ot Ihe union by John lasl he relumed his bourn here and secured work as a IS PRESS 7ANKSVILLE, April 3-Tlu.- lo rise hiring the night and Ibis morning crossed submerging ihe cily electric railway I with result entire Terrace residence dis- is from car con- with III business The river is to lo rise until IS William Has Keen Missing For Over Eleven Tn the probate court Ibis J. was as of the of William who this cily eleven years ago and has not been heard lie is believed lo he Th appoint was made at Ihe of dimmer has due from the tate of and will about from Hie of Fred who was drowned in the Miami a few weeks The trustee gave bond for estate of Fred mer has been appraised And County Now Doesn't In Pay For Cily Fire A building permit was issued day for the of a roof and certain repairs in the The city claimed that Ihe lire department did mil necessarily have lo light the court House lire and wanted the county lo pay for about 900 of hose which was Now Ihe county see where the cily can a building lo commissioners approved two bills for policing the house after EXPLOSION With a roar that could heard for miles two tanks of each 100 exploded in Ihe of at last The building was wrecked by the force of an I almost instantly the ruins burst into dames ened other parts of the mammoth is GOL C. WILL KOIl TO NATIONAL mmm IN THE FIELD Chairman of County Would 1'arly at Col. C. C. president uf HID and chairman of the Republican of Duller will be a candidate for election at the primaries of the Third Congressional Col. is one of the leading in lie is ttio schler also of The Daylon is vice dent American Frog and of the Lawrenceburg and Aurora of Ihe Hamilton Oak Leather a director of Ihe Champion Coaled Paper dent of The Publishing and a mail in whom every publican in this lias the utmost Col. Ihe of publican parly in gro national con- He has up Iho great and lias invested bis ings in thus assisting in making this cily Ihe big manufacturing it is. His unusual interest in the of home city is manifested by great amount of lime he gave lo city Hie solution of Ibo gas served as a member of the Gas Com- labored hard and to secure natural gas for been active in Hie pai for a great of served as a of the executive com- and is present chairman of Ihc liutler County Butler County cans are proud ID have a man of his Keen and great lo His ence limes In- in of Ihe interests of Hie whole as well as for best interests Ihe parly wilh which has born lor SLOAN JURY of West Chester Given to Twelve This The ease of the state against who has been on since Monday on a charge of slaughter for tile killing ton Chester 1, was given to the jury this afternoon by Arguments were begun this each side being given an hour and a half in which to pre- sents Us side of the case to the Towards the trial de- into a family quarrel in Sloan denied I he statements ol Clarence Sloan and Iris witnesses and Clarence Sloan anil bis witness said George Sloan .it did not testify to the Sloan says his brother George must have killed Brayton and says his brother Clarence hit lon twice with u Clarence Sloan says er in the ence of several of- him over if he would plead self was borated by several but Sloan and other witnesses deny any such conversation or Same one has joked unmercifully with Dame Truth and the jury will have lo decide which brother is more truthful or let matter rest by Sloan took Hie witness sland yesterday afternoon and told his story of the He denied that he ever bit Jos. He he had always been the best of Sloan said and his got into and that George hit him the eye with a beer Sloan said that after lie was released from jail his offered liim over and offered to pay half his attorney fees if ho self defense trial instead of denying the and gel them both out of the He He on cross examination that he went to George Sloan's home and told Mary Sloan that he hit Braylon with a club after Braylon hit him with a beer THIC DAY In m. Mel al. Miscellaneous of told Florida in- ir report bad mil Majority an- from now on would he lo appropriation mid supply HIS In After Win Olf Dy 0., April storm of yesterday was Ihe cause of a peculiar accident at the tiary Ihe of which was an county whose wig being from his head was pursued by him as it swept toward an enclosed lagoon in the prison It was headed directly for the lagoon and j made a desperate effort to il from becoming He managed lo calch It but just ho did so he stumbled over Iho rim Of lagoon and broko his KILLING WILL Self Confessed of Than 75 April Clementine fessed slayer of more Mm 35 uf cial in toil iy tell names of of the who helped her The I lhal Ihe killing as long as of her failli hags which -ire supposed to from o Ihe cull claim a person by the axe gains thereby is al and I believe i -is 10 Mi LEADS IS La lo Have a Solid Tuff Claim 1-ltESS April of Wisconsin's was held while far from that lias a big load over nil the Wilson is a Champ of The vole for president was ly Hie real contest being for the delegates In the conventions of tins two major appears lo have a soli I delegation though K. L. manager of the in Ihe says his reports indicate a of Ihn having in Sixth aside from seems lo have gone including all Ihe Was In Woods Am Slipped in a April while tramping atom in the southeast of this cilj this slipped into a snow bole and fractured UK bones of of bis Infl fool tn this condition he hobbled a and a half to just insidi Ihe cily and telephoned foi was gotten lo hi residence aboul Iwo hours accident The governor has been in tin habit of I ramping or out it country afternoon usually some of his friends hav accompanied It is feared Hi accident confine him to hi home for some Wilson lo have led Clark in almost every IN HIGH SCHOOLS Attacked lly Principal Out April of older high school pupils lo overdress is attacked by of education in a circulai written by n. a school of Ohio It. is pointed lhal Ihe evils from Ihe more serious being Hie dency of children of poor lo leave school because they arr unable lo dress like more favored school II is also emphasized just as older pupils lo imitate in Hit young ones endeavor to appear mature they the re sult being lhal many arc indiscretions lhal rob of ni important part of SHOUT BALLOT April ing several hours of debate Ihe con- convention returned Klson short ballot proposal lo Ihe ballot committee declared the tion of Ihe short ballot loo tant to acl on hastily and asked for more lime for AT OHIO Will Two Days 01' WAS MADE FINDS DATION ON SUSPECTED 8r POLICE Stable Filled Wild Smoke When Simpson Opened Up on dny J journey which Col. loosevelt began be York slate has nlo one of important which will during lis campaign lie said today I o would carry into four stales before his lay and tomorrow set for Wesl Virginia raid Oil ho will in on Monday and in On and Good day Col. addressed crowds it several places on way West Ho the righl iho people to ruio attacked political AI Union there wan a The public Schools were luring his lo Iho pupils hear the colonel The first of is to he in said thai be of Ins thus Into an- le re- kind a proposed of by Harmon will u- April 1J2, on will speaking in quarters il was said would be the and only reply by Harmon lo attacks him tiy Mr. LliT BUI G 1C Tlic County Commissioners this awarded the contract the the new bridge over canal to will Which be a completed August I. Ihe will fen will as sooi as ENGINEERS JILL STRIKE Strike Vole Will Be Announced 01 April and It Looks Like 1-KBH8 NEW April oi Ihe of Locomotive En- announced the loting of Ihc of the railroads lo whether engineers will if necessary to support their de- mands for increased wages is rapidly and thai Iho lots received so far indicate Ilia the men are in favor of a Tim wage have been refused and further ence with the heads of Hits were suspended until the engineers could lake u. strike voli which will announced on Apri 10. The ballots sent to Ihe eers read in prestige of the is al Are you willing lo port those intrusted wilh Ihe out of the plan of action lo of a strike i in judgment it is SCHUMANN Gazelle last night published Ihc fol opera while in Ibis city re engaged attorneys here lo an action for a divorce for She docs not in lend to come to lleno am reside six months lie fore ing hul it is said lhal slit will bring her suit in SHII Jus bow soon her action will be com- is not but it is lhal she will lile it in a short time and thai her local will go lo Ihe Southern California cily I prosecute il for in Ren stayed Ihe Hotel and while there had a number of interviews will her al HIT HIGH April Potatoes day are selling a bushel tlie price re- corded in recent This com- pares to a price of 50 a el a year Impassable transportation inability to set at potatoes buried last am shipping given as reasons by for the high day will be compelled to pay 50 cents a The police arc investigating suspicious which lead to arrest of someone on a charge of When Simpson of ihe lamilton Ice Delivery opened the doors of the stable at the big Sixth and at six o'clock morning ho found thai purl of the building Also lie discovered lhal in the corner of the big a tire was Simpson at with heroic ures extinguished the tire and it was then discovered that a about one yard square had been The foundation of Ihe building was burned and had il not been for fact the base was the have been during the the smell of smoke and it is tiny lire aboul o'clock lasl but thought nothing of it. In the mer Iho company keeps horses in Ihc there were 12 in the stable last night and 12 now Incendiarism is by the police and an galion is Incendiarism is now thought to have taken a hold on somebody m Ihe last few weeks following boon lo an Wick Lumber where strong evidence was Burning of Hunter home in Glynn Burning of Grand at fair Attempted burning of Hamilton Ice Delivery Co. OF Is Well Known Jesuit in PRESS NEW from a has stricken wilh and is at present m the leper al in He cannot live more lhan a it is Iho medal of Ihc Honor has boon connected with the Jesuit Missions of foi 17 Ho was chaplain of troops during Ihe period of French and gave the last riles lo thousands of He is Hie tenth ary priest lo with Ibis disease during the past fifty CLOVERS 3 teen years of Max a Brooklyn has developed a clover which four loaves on every instead of the The result was ob- by hybridization from which has like the ordinary clover of Ibis and al least Nature has finally trained lo add or ono leaf until the desired quartette leaves appears in every The plant is ono from which it was and Iho are banded have a ful LACK OF Lost For a Church in April of cordiality is said lo have for a church ai last As the slory is lo the effect thai a jewelry turer of Buffalo made a promise to Ihe of his district that whenever in a strange city over he won attend and if friendship should be shown him lie would put in the col- lection Last Sunday the jeweler al a Kittanning person welcomed nor was ha offered a book usel in Iho He did not donate KNIGHTS OF Announce Is liaised For Catholic April hoard of of the of Columbus announced today Hint of a fund for Ihc Catholic university already is in hand Thn in- come from this tho remaining of which boon sub- will to scholarships and board for fitly Tho to hold llu Iho Grand Council pf their Colorado be- ginning Aug. 0,  

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