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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
2
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Daniel Nev ing, attorney and taxpayer, sued to enjoin tax collection claiming excess of authority under the Smith 1 per cent law. The decree awards relief, but the county officials face delays as the case proceeds to the supreme court for final determination. The dispute centers on state and local tax distributions and the risk of withholding excess sums from county and municipal purposes.
Ohio constitutional reform aimed to create a higher court of appeals, shift certain cases to the supreme court, and curb unconstitutional laws with near unanimous supreme court approval. It argues the amendment would shorten litigation and speed justice for the average citizen, while facing criticism over potential imbalance between branches.
The document argues Attorney General Gan fought a central railroad contract aimed at overturning rate laws and unprofitable excursion policies. It highlights safety regulation support by Hamilton officials, calls for obedience to traffic rules, and laments aggressive corporate influence while noting broader legal conflicts and public safety concerns.
The German American alliance committees prepared a large picnic for German Day with speakers, glass music, Chris Pfaff's orchestra, and amusements for all ages. The Swiss Singing Society and Hamilton Saengerbund will perform, with delegations from Cincinnati and Dayton expected to attend. Lunch and beverages will be provided. local sponsors include Superior Shoe Repairing and First National Bank.
The Journal calls for letters from men or women on Bay subjects. We cannot publish letters over 250 words, and reserve the right to condense longer communications. Letters must include the writer’s name and address and will not be published if addressed to Leota. The editor will also answer questions sent to the paper.
The constitutional convention in Columbus considers initiative and referendum on 42 proposals with taxation the central issue. Proposals 30 to 32 discuss bonds, taxation on bonds, and effects on individuals versus banks and corporations. Critics warn freeing bonds from tax shifts burden to deposits and raises questions about fairness and accuracy in the tax duplicate.
A report details a complicated case involving Thantien OL and associates, with hints of a missing person whose whereabouts and presumed fate trigger a legal proceeding. The narrative references Thyhal Woe and a family, while mentioning a community dinner and local landmarks.
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