Personal Mentions and Local Visits Highlight Hamilton Social Scene
A stream of personal visits and guests fills Hamilton notes with residents from Cincinnati Dayton and Middletown. Glas Walsh from Cincinnati visits Snider family Elmer and Paul Landers students at St Marys seminary Dayton host spring vacation guests. Various residents travel for shopping visits business and seeing friends. News mentions civil service changes including John B Veripan’s drum out and Lt. Colonel Almmermann appointing a new humane officer, with Corpral Neil Johnson relieved after duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Fyhert
Frank Theedus
Meisterg
Mayme Gartner
Cincinatti
Suttler
Liberty
Hamley
Laurence Birdsong
Indianapolis
Ada Conmminghton
Cincinnati
Sam Broomball
Mary Wohl
Nf. Mitley
Newport
Telon Pfeffer
Yesberday
Joseph Straw
Eaton
M Harry Diunesty
Sarah Wehy
Oxford
Hamiltan
J. J.nalaon
Wii, Limbermann
Bb. Charles
Warry Robbins
Calarvh Asthma Remedy Offer From Todd Langdon
Chance to obtain a free test formula for Calarvh asthma. Todd Langdon, P.I., Piqua, Ohio, offers to send the remedy formula to any sufferer who requests it. The notice promises a complete test of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Langdon
PI. G
Piqua
Oeito
Alimony Fight and Local Court Actions Dominate Baker Case
The Hart Bess estate case seeks alimony as executors announce a $5000 policy and $10,180 personal property. Elizabeth Howard sues for permanent alimony against Benjamin Howard in the Commercial Pleas Court. Damages claims and other local matters fill dockets as Judge Tala allows $175 to clear flood debris. Residents urge rapid cleanup while utilities and safety concerns rise amid ongoing public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirabeth Howard
Commer Pleas Court
Huesday
Tienjamin Howard
Maward
Hamilton County
Luishana
Shy
Howard
Hig Health
Andrews & Andrews
Attornays
Jtovamin Martin
Wiliam
Vrank
Daining
Jllsmbia
Baker
Ohta
Grover Baker
Stephen
Wedding News From Birmingham and Nearby Cities
Society notes announce the wedding of yin Cell formerly of this city to Miss Lallie Toll formerly of Medford Massachusetts in Birmingham on April 15. The couple left for New Orleans afterward. Arnold Holbrook celebrates a 21st birthday with Avon club in the room during the event. Anton Casagranda wed Miss Josephine Bronner in a Shidler ceremony. Miss Anna Seegers married Nicholas Maus at St Veronicas Catholic Church in Tray Tie Ohio.
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Alabama
Yin Cell
This City
Lallie Toll
Medford
Mass
Birmingham
Asin
Birminghand
Coteple
New Orleans
Arnold Holbrook
Arnold Wolbrook
Tiotbrook Bros
Dey Goode Co
Hays
Nori
Maus-Seegers
Anna Seegers
Nicholas Maus
St. Veronica’s Catholic Chavel
O. We Geebardusitt
Death of Loretta Lernarding Witla at 88
Loretta Lernarding Witla wart at home on Seno Street after a brief illness. Survived by a son Bernard J Oberrecht and others. she was a devout Catholic and member of St. Joseph church Young Ladies society. Funeral at St Stephen's Cemetery, Ferdinand Unterrecht.
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Loretta Wirtz
Loretta Lernarding Witla
Dosoph's
St Stephen’s Cemetary
Ferdinand Unerrecht
Snenpou
Forelock
Bernard J Oberrecht
Ceeenwood Avenue
Wae
Tivess
Anthony Oberrecht
Pennsylvania
Ehitdeett
Star to Open at Court Street Theater Today
Gloomy garbled notice reports the opening of a Bitter theatre on Court Street with continuous performances this Friday afternoon. A license issue appears under review for performer David Louis Owen, tied to Wind Birseliber, with Judge Cone to rule today in a court hearing referenced by partial details.
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Gon Wiltiiae
Bitar
Court Street
David
Louis Owen
Cindinn
Cone
Fatal Knife Tragedy After Float Escape
A woman identified as Mrs Santa, an Italian resident, died after a carving knife blade drove into her forehead during a frightful incident following a float escape. Coroner Henry E Krann reported the death, and six men needed to extract the blade from her skull before the body was released for burial.
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Maral
Santa
Woodsdale
Alu
Henry Ekrann
Pune
al Divertors Honner & Cx
Citizens' committee reports on relief funding and reform
A citizens committee of 35 presented a report on welfare aid and finance oversight. The finance committee indicated at least one donor offered 200000, aiming to raise about 600000 to rebuild for the very needy, with plans to form a 300000 company to support relief efforts and aid home rehabilitation.
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Mamillon
Linn
Secret Orders Arrange With Col Howard For Meetings
Fraternal lodges unable to hold meetings for three weeks due to Hood and nyaphal Ja Cal. Toward will issue passes at night to members wishing to lend meetings and provide secretaries with required pass numbers on application.
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Col. Howard
Hood
Nyaphal
Red Cross Nurses Not Paid by Hamilton Residents
Clarifies errors stating Red Cross nurses are paid by Hamilton residents. The Red Cross funds its own nurses and directs work for citizens. Headquarters moved from the first M. I. armrest to the city building with Cincinnati nurses under Miss HW Corcoran’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross Association
Red Cross
Zouimtion Fund
St. Louis
M. I. Aimrest
American Red Cross Association of Cincinnati
HW. B. Corcoran
Wily
Baker home fire at Warwick Avenue destroys roof
Fire at the home of Curree Baker on Warwick Avenue was spotted around 11 pm Tuesday. The roof and upper walls burned for about an hour before being brought under control, with extensive damage making rebuilding necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curree Baker
Warwick — Avenue
New Priest Arrives at St Josephs Church in Hamilton
Rev George Mayerhoetter of Lah is welcomed at St Josephs as first services begin. A flood report to the Pho Music Review notes piano and violin losses in Vanillin and other damages. Loss estimates range from twenty to twenty five thousand dollars. several locals are named among those affected.
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Georg: Mayerhoetter
Lah
Ad Bt. Josephschitreh
Piamilgon
Malhaliv Eerny
Hyet
Ee Krebs
Pho Music
Rade
Hag Ute
Coorpe Kyebs
Vanillan
EM Staal
Vietrolas
Menitore
Joss
Class A Members to Sue Tribe of Ben Hur
Indianapolis April 17 L J Crawford Jr a Newport Ky attorney arrived as rep of joint protective committee for Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky to sue in U S district court against Tribe of Ben Hur officers to stop alleged park misuse and restore funds. He represents nearly a thousand Class A members from four states and seeks to represent 70 000 Class A members nationwide. It is alleged 5 percent of monthly Class A payments was spent on expenses and that Class A funds funded Class B and emergency funds were moved to Class B.
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Indianapolis
Ind
L. J. Crawford, Jr
Newport
Rata
Ohio
Kentucky
United States District Court
Supreme Officers
Ben Wut
Crayford
Joint Protective Committee
Flood Relief Letters Urge Help for Middletown and Dayton Boys
The Roil Cross sent 5000 to Middletown for flood relief. Mrs M Pion of Paris Pleance asks Gov Cox to adopt a boy from flood districts. AL McMahoun of Dayton reports 20000 volumes damaged in a library blaze, including many precious books, and notes losses beyond repair.
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Middletown
Gcolumbs
Maddletown
M. Pion
Paris
Peance
Cax
AL McMahoun
Dayton
Cox Bug
Wehig Labher
Hue
Flood relief requests reach Chicago association list
The flood disaster prompts requests from several cities and towns. Trexter City asked for 50 beds and 100 mattresses while Matson Indiana sent appeal for lime. Malta Ohio requested 300 beds with bedding. Supplies were dispatched late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Association All Commerce
Trexter City
Matson
Ind
Malta
Ohio
Indorsement Boosts Wilson Policy in Mass Voters
Boston April 173 President Watt son tariff program was overwhelmingly endorsed today in the Thirteenth congressional district election to fill the seat of Jatin W. Weeks in the United States Senate. John Mitchell the Democratic candidate won by a big plurality over the Republican and Progressive candidates. Alfred L Guting the Republican candidate was defeated by more than 4000 votes. Norman White Bull Moose candidate trailed the progress candidate by a wide margin.
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Boston
Wattson
Jatin W. Weeks
United States Senate
John Mitchell
Mitehad Work
Alfred L Guteting
Norman White
Bull Moose
White
Progress
Jat Fall
Anderson & Shaffer Ship First Postflood Shipment
Anderson and Shaffer announced to the Journal that their firm made its first postflood shipment from Hamilton. Shaffer noted a carload of coal sent to Oxford on the eighth, and the Champlain Coated Milk company began its first shipment on April eleventh.
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Anderson & Shaffer
The
Journal
Hamilton
My. Shaffer
Oxford
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Anna Bergers
Tehaven
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Anton Casagrandi
Josephine Brunnet
Hawillon
Vabke
John H. Kipping
Rantimeter
Cincinnalis
Loretta Datrab
Sales
Midletown
Hime
John
Veripan
Ouk
Lown
Colo AL
Almmermann
Wime
Police Department
Verivan
Lime
Buller County Tamane Society
Neil Johnson
Co. U
Cap. Liaier
Benj. Howard
Baker Case
Herman Martin
Peobale Coorh Athark Tass
Hart Bess
Big Son
Iad
Polic Uy
Holzbarger
Public
Sewahi A. Malate Ihose
Poole
King's
O'Toole
Dames
Mp Ale
Casagranda
Josephine Bronner
Tosephine Genmner
Anton Casweranda
Prince
Ferdinand Oherrecht
Citizens’ Committee
Finamen Committee
New York
Esunieipai
Stte
Lavine
Horwitz
South Third St
Ludlow
Baker Home
Warwick Avenue
Father Meyerhoefer
Drestus Siumdars
Carpenter
Southey
Ben Lavy
Squire Heorge
Elihu Lewis
Della Gibson
Samilton
Harry. Winters
E. A. Ralston
North Third St
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Aunt Delia
Werbel
Halle
Wilson
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