Oxford Meeting Seeks Public Input On Street Fair
Last chance tonight for Oxford residents to voice views on the proposed street fair. The meeting is at 7 30 in the mayor's office. Rev Hill spoke to the Epworth League last evening.
05 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1912
Page
1
Last chance tonight for Oxford residents to voice views on the proposed street fair. The meeting is at 7 30 in the mayor's office. Rev Hill spoke to the Epworth League last evening.
In Columbus on Aug 5, Attorney General Hogan discussed a possible state suit against the Panhandle railroad for alleged restraint of trade in cutting insurance business. The case could bar the line from certain unlawful practices, though not necessarily stop it from operating in the state. Dustin humorously defended a court ruling related to the Federal Union Surety Company, which faced a $10,000 recovery demand tied to a failed trust firm in Cleveland.
Dr R E Doolittle head of the bureau of chemistry of the Department of Agriculture says eat beans if beef is too expensive. He notes beans are high in protein and better than meat for hard workers with lower wages. Fresh beans are preferred over canned for protein and sustenance.
The Sunday observance marked the 25 years of service for Fathers Isidore Schafer Verrkamp and Trost at St Stephen’s church. Large crowds attended morning mass, a German sermon by Chrysostom, and seven o’clock vespers as the church and grounds glowed with evergreen decor and gold white colors.
In Montgomery Alabama August a White man Walter Jones was sentenced to death for the murder of Sloan Rowan a wealthy country merchant. The killing is described as the culmination of a long feud and occurred during a railroad accident era context.
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