Modified Recall Amendment No 14 Stirs Convention Debate
Delegates at the institutional convention oppose a recall of judges but back a proposed amendment extending removal power for misconduct or unfitness. The plan seeks swift, hearings based removal beyond impeachment, promising a straightforward judicial process and decisive action to protect the public. It is presented as a reform aligning with constitutional principles and public demand.
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General Assembly
W. Wise
Unireason Abi
Anne Quick
Good Road Proposition in Hamilton Health and Autos Debate
The Hamilton good roads plan draws strong support from The Journal which argues benefits accrue mainly to landowners farmers and auto owners would pay higher taxes. It urges strict road building inspections and notes health and meat and milk inspection needs for the city while criticizing limited state funds and proposing a visiting nurse and inspectors.
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Fiat Ab
Dily
Crogs
Sandusky
Health Department
Hamilton
Budget Commission
Hiumilton
Unanimous Vote Boots Perkins To Progressive Party Post
New York delegates of the Full Moon party elevate George W. Perkins to a national committee role. Perkins, a director at Northern Spongities and tied to Standard Oil and United States Steel, faces criticism as a bully amid prosecutions under Roosevelt and Taft administrations.
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New York
Full Moon
George W. Perkins
Srp
Progressive Party
Mfr
Perkins
Northern
Spongities
Roosevelt
Lang
Guy Vauk
Standard Oil Company
Taft
United States Steel Eye Ipreation
International Harvester Company
The New Party and Political Turmoil in Town
The piece critiques the New Party, condemning it as a serious but misguided movement aligned with big interests. It notes Republican splits, calls for reform, and mentions concerns about vehicles, public safety, and a proposed ordinance. It also discusses a land lease debate on Campbell Island and local policing, urging eight-hour shifts for officers.
Local social notes reveal visits and health concerns
A compilation of names and gentle docket entries lists Mrs. Saral Geoffl hosting on Mein Street with gossip over altered schedules. Multiple families and individuals from Richmond, Hamilton, Trenton, Liberty, and nearby towns are noted traveling, visiting Bay View, Chautauqua, and homes of relatives. Health worries for Mrs Hood are mentioned with hopeful recovery, while several groups of Misses and Mrs. Befores are seen visiting friends and relatives across Indiana towns.
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Wockery
Saral Geoffl
Mein Street
M. A Scott Aid
Jessie McKés
Bay View
Jess Hueston
Ruth
Gertrue Jacoba
Liberty
Ind
Eligabeth
Tomothy Lloyd
Alel Parsonage
Mev
Becker
George Brady
Williams
Richmond
Ritter
Fret Srohm
Hamilton
Wil Shater
William Sauisermai
Monrur
Harry Weber
Elsie
Kathryn l Armstead
Laura
Willow
Murnilton
Frank Ringr
Jacksonboro
Min Shey
Germantown
Worg
J. Be Foley
Issa Keleb
Trenton
James Cooper
Readins
Martin
van Gorden
Jessie
Christine
Gon
Ben
Haughes
Jane Mary
Dorothy Rathlingshafer
Hawilton
Roube
Gooper
Shelbyville
Tnel
H. Hl. Marsh
Trene Pugh
Ninemile
Mildred Tu- Gary
Ister
Fiss
Erma Gary
Gary
Shipp
West Middletons
Dan Hook
A. B .Mougan
Franke
Cverpeck
Ann Walters
Adda Trump
Edna Wilson
Chautauqqua
H. 0
Syively
Robert Campbell
Jackas Bell
Nellie Phines
Myrtla Hisen
Hannah Snivély
B. Wilson
Murray
Elle
Adda Wilson
Chautauqua
Fred Snively
Trees as windbreaks boost Ohio winter wheat yields
Ohio state board of agriculture notes that fields shaded by trees during winter often yield full crops. The piece cites historical data from North Dakota forestry exhibits showing windbreaks can increase crop output by about 50 percent. It argues many farms remain underutilized, urging adoption of shelterbelt practices to stabilize agricultural production across older states.
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Ohio
Pittsburg
Ohio State ‘Board of Agriculture
North Dakota
Chicago
Pensylvania
Europe
Family and Friends Visit Around Town
A flood of local visitors is noted as numerous families and friends spend Sundays with relatives and attend gatherings. Detroit, Mack, Overpeck, Germantown, Elkton, Chautauqua, and Greencastle are among places mentioned with residents from Hamilton and nearby towns visiting relatives and hosting guests.
Cotton Run ay regia to the Journal social notes
A garbled social page lists numerous residents and guests visiting families over a Sunday and Thursday gathering. Names include Anita Slantoe, Mr and Ms Sharry JHitres, Dai Payne, Emilia ant Joka, Alma wa Walter Angst, Beatrice Viece and Filith Wiegui, with multiple households hosting relatives and friends. Games and a pleasant picnic supper are noted among attendees.
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Regia
Tiane
Santa Jagoby
Jolat Gealt
Manil- Gon
MTL
Souly
Ventury
Anita Slantoe
Dai Payne Ht
Camillers
Msi
John Wirtley
Oliddven
Iidsy
Alttermang
Abs
Pelus
Aids
Emilia Ant Joka Tnebheil
Iritay’ Evernigy
AbisRoe
Beatrice Viece
Filith Wiegui
Dayton
Alma
SU Wa Walter
Angst
Bietart Tapelin
Fanilly
Miflith Wievag
Boutriew
Chaytan
Local Guests and Visitors Share Weekend at Homes
A list of names shows several families and visitors spending Sunday and weekend at various addresses. Mr and Mrs Angst, Mrs Chineuive Ine, Aly Bisan, and others plus residents Mindy Drayar, Avdaa Minster hosted relatives and friends.
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Mikses Raymy Runt
Aly
Bisan
She’ Smith
Bousoniuirk
Bundyy Weternyon
William Dulins
Ani Doebtors
Deabher
Chawbona
Mindy Drayar
Chit
Avdaa Minster
Biv
Win
Yasber
Bouday
Dud
Local notes from Hamilton and surrounding area
Sunday activities and visits dominate the Hamilton area as families and friends gather for entertainment, meals, and church events. Includes mentions of Mr and Mrs Edward Jones, Miss Mabie, Mrs Lavis Curtis, and Miss Mary Sebindia, with several couples and relatives visiting from Oxford Fernald Drewersbury and beyond.
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Alert
Agg
Coorge Toker, Jr
Hamilton
Marie Loos
Sanday
Aid Vie
Tones Sududay
Joyce
Jesse Brien
Aling Mabie
George Bolow
Ceorne Jones
Ivank Baker
Alite Wasner
Okeann
Monte Veew
Oxford
Daniel
Drewersbury
Lavis
Curtis
Bakersport
Mary Sebindia
Jones
Fieally
Lorgree
Xba
Joseph Winkard
Fernald
Ulis
John
Tynes Lous
Finlay
Mes
Maries
Maries Toos
Selkins
Pines
Mar Ngo. O
Otis Meovill
Geo. Toues
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