Beauchamp Urges United Effort in Post Flood Hamilton
L J Beauchamp spoke to Hamilton residents praising unity after the flood. He recalled residents uniting across faiths and classes in peril, urging city leadership run as a business, free of partisan or sectarian influence, to build a bigger, better, cleaner Hamilton.
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Good Old Town
Crats
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Gordon Rentschler
Ben Strauss
Chas. E. Mason
Dave DeArmond
Geo. T. Reiss
European Powers Not Pressing Action In Mexican Case Says Bryan
Secretary of State Bryan denies published statements claiming European powers pressuring the United States over Mexico. He says the U S is not pressed and will await efforts to establish a stable government in the sister republic. Flood’s opinion notes the administration’s cautious stance amid Mexican affairs.
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Uresidant Wilson
Bearetay
United States
Ian
Mergy
Offirpils
Mexico
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Ollin
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House Foreign Affairsmen
Pasteurization At High Temperatures Is Now Discouraged
Outbreak in Venezuela leads to shift in governance as military force seizes control and a revolutionary government forms. Dictatorial authority is established under a former president, with constitutional steps cited and claims of a planned consolidation of power. The report frames the domestic upheaval in Venezuela and the emergence of a new leadership structure.
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Foecos
Cipraiio Gastra
Government Scientists Advise Milk Pasteurization Temperatures
Washington Aug 1 Government dairy division scientists released experimental results on milk pasteurization. They recommend heating milk to about 149 degrees and holding at that temperature for thirty minutes to balance safety and digestion.
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Washington
Dairy Division
Deparmental Agriculture Today
Heesul
Thieves Sought After Narragansett Jewelry Heist
Police investigate the disappearance of 275000 worth of jewels with no clear suspects. Investigators suspect insiders or staff in the summer colony case and believe the jewels may be hidden with a discreet holder awaiting a chance to flee by ocean liner.
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Ivor Favo
John
Elana
Chas
Rumsey
Mitchell mayoral bid noted amid city committee confusion
Fragmented report from New York cites John Furrey Mitchell nominated for mayor by Fusion factions. Voters’ tally unclear with Meg Mitchell receiving 43 votes and Charles at eight as legal and party figures, including Whitman of New York County, react to the murky county committee summary.
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New York
Aus
John Furrey Mitchell
Park of
Hig Mornit
Meg Mitchell
Tov Charles
Whitman
New York County
Michell Way
Ernie Dade Nraani
Younger trees to replace historic White Deer Grounds damage
In the wake of Wednesday's storm the historic trees in the White Deer Grounds will be replaced. Officials say the fallen trees were too damaged to replant and new saplings will be planted in their places under supervision by public lands and arborists.
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Washington
Tomato pulp seized and dumped in sewer by authorities
Mrs Von Kanels threw spoiled tomato pulp seized at Snyder packing company yards. Eight cars of contaminated consignments were seized in Hamilton and dumped into the sewer.
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Todny
Snyder Packing Company
Hamilton
Ohio Mothers Pension Operative Yet Funds Delayed
The mothers pension in Ohio is technically operative but funds are not yet available. Franklin county sees first applicant Roberta Al Sred of Westerville, mother of three, who sought support from the juvenile court. If funds were available she would get 15 dollars for the first child and 7 dollars for each additional child.
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C. Ang
Becwne
Imlil
Franklin County
Roberta AL Sred
Westerville
Miraculous Escape On Central No. 20 Bridge West Of Muncie
A derailed New York Central No. 20 eastbound train jumped a 20 foot bridge near Muncie, plunging one car from the track. Despite three rails tearing through the floor, no passengers or crew were injured. Also reported is the death of Louisa Fischer of Lindenwald at 8:30 Friday from indigestion, survived by a daughter and 15 grandchildren, with funeral arrangements set for Monday at St. John’s Church and burial in Groene root.
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Muncie
San Pallinayears
Louisa Fischer
Lauia A. Wischer
Noble Avenue
Lindenwald
Lonik Lisehor
George Lang
Woe
Henning
Lise Weinmant
Wan
Wiseman
Tischer
Schweitzer Funeral Set for Saturday Afternoon
The funeral for George Schweitzer will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:00 at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Anthony Schweitzer, 610 South Movement Avenue. Rev. Geo. Gerbold will officiate. Members of the 12th Third Infantry will attend and provide the pallbearers while he is laid to rest in his uniform.
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George Schweitzer Willke
Ft Ofrock
Anthony Schweitger
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Gerbold
Ca. 12 Third Obie Infantry
Hamilton Men Sell To Chicago For $600,000
Hamilton businessmen sell to Chicago for six hundred thousand dollars in a deal linked to a garbage reduction company. The purchase affects local industry and signals broader investment in waste management amid a period of rapid urban growth.
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Hamilton
Chicago
Garbage Reduction Co
One-Cent Denver Officers Elected For Post Masters
An association elected officers with Dallas Texas named as the western meeting place and D T Gerray of Jacksonville Pennsylvania chosen president. The group adopted rules about one cent postage and magazine notices. Washington reports U S trade with five South American nations remains favorable though imports and exports show shifts.
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Dallas
West Weebing
D.T. Gerray
Jacksonville
Pla
THREE LABORERS KILLED IN ore train collision
Puloth Minn Aug 1 three laborers killed and others injured in a collision of ore trains at the Al Jevez ore docks last night. A woman ends life in Cleveland and a German pledge denial figures in scattered items from United States and Europe.
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Chicago to Acquire Garbage Plant From Chicago Reduction Co
Chicago voters approved the purchase of the Chicago Reduction Co plant for six hundred thousand dollars with city operation. M Bake and Ben Strauss of Hamilton are large stockholders, W A Julian of Cincinnati is major holder, and the deal includes injunctions delaying a new contract for waste collection.
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Mina, Valley National’ Bate
Hamilton
Chicago Reduction Co
City of
Council of Chicago
Imieling Wermisday
Whieazo Reduction Co
Pardon Rumors Surround Biegle Case Involving Governor
The report suggests a potential pardon for Biegle tied to bribery probes in the state senate. Senator L. K. Andrews of Lawrences County is expected to be released after serving part of a one year term. The governor weighs a recommendation from the attorney general and lieutenant governor as discussions focus on clemency for Diggleint who was convicted in the broader bribery scheme.
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Lawrones County
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Hogan
Andres
Dieele
Dioglént
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