Police Notes Report Weekend Detentions and Fines
Police notes recount arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with H d Malloy fined for intoxication. Homer Reybarger arraigned for stealing bicycle parts and sold them for $2.50, fined $25 and costs, jailed if unpaid. William Litteton found unable to walk and held at police station overnight. Jon Bowers arrested on a warrant and held for 12 hours on disturbing conduct.
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H. d. Malloy
Homer Reybarger
Shirley
Walter Ballard
William Littleton
South Fourth Street
Mayle Avenue
Jon Bowers
Railroad Men Here Invitees at City Gathering
An influx of railroad agents visited Friday as guests of Bert MacDougal of the 4, A. & D. The visitors included John H. Webster Erie general agent, Cinetmiui Blackwell of Sun Pade, and other agents from Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Oregon Washington lines. A burglary report from Carthage lists a late-night entry at 21 Suventy-firsh St., with 24 and silver items stolen and a revolver missing. the thief swapped trousers in a nearby room, police noted in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert MacDougal
John 11. Webster
Erie Railroad
Cinetmiui
Flu. Blackwell
Bowling
Sun Pade
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Trai Avent
Colon Pacific System
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Oregon Shortine Railroad
Ovegon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Coy
Cincinnati
Carthage
John Halerty
Suventy-firsh Storer
Curfhuye
Weng
Shen
William
Meyers
Cingin-1
Rev Moorehead to Preach at Morning Service
The Hos. J. H. Moorehead, former pastor of the United Presby terian church, will speak at the morning service on August 1. Many friends in this city are expected to attend and hear him.
Baby Kamann Born In County Bid For Office
Baby Kamann born to Hamann family noted in local notices. County commissioner-elect Hamann, of 419 North Wh atreef, is highlighted in early birth bulletin with terse details and incomplete phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Kamann
Bed Hamann
North Whatreef
Hamann
Compulsory Education Law Prompts State Debate
The Attorney General interprets the new compulsory education law as requiring all children from eight to sixteen to attend school or have approved certificates. Hearings will start next week, with references to the Cleveland charter issue and the referendum debates shaping the political scene. Governor Cox criticizes the referendum muddle while Ohio reformers press for standards amid partisan tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 7
Blake
Columbus
Hogan
Frank W. Miller
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Schal
Graves
Reverendutas
Fragmentary quote on legislative reform and city corruption
A mangled fragment discusses reducing statewide representation in the House of Representatives to three, shifting real power to cities and forcing them to serve corrupt city bosses. The speaker appears to rail against this change and the political entanglements involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Funeral for Dr. William Shuler Held in Hust Linden
Funeral services for Dr. William Shuler of Hust Linden avenue were conducted Thursday at four o'clock in his residence. The 78-year-old physician, who died Monday, was mourned by many. pallbearers included Drs. W. P. Burnett, Weaver, Ginn, Hunt, Judy, and W. S. Bookwalter. Rev. Kerst of the Reformed Church officiated, with burial at Hill Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micnsburg
Wi. Shuler
Hust Linden Avenue
Elork
W. P. Burnett Weaver
G. W. Ginn
Chas, Hunt
Judy
Bookwalter
Rev
Kerst
The
Reformed Church
H.M. Hert
Dayton
Hill Grove Cemetery
Just 23 Days Behind The Hamilton Newspaper War
On July 21 the Evening Journal claimed banks of the Miani river must be altered to remove the Soldiers and Bailera monument and nearby property. The Republicans called the Journal’s report a joke. On Aug 14 the Republican organ published the same news as of July 21, prompting questions about timing and accuracy in Hamilton and Billler County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Miani
Republican
Journal
Peopler of
Hamilton
Mie Jownal
Biller County
B G R Meetings Begin For Boys Gospel Regiment
The Boys Gospel Regiment plans Sunday meetings at the YMCA gymnasium starting September 7. Officers will meet next week to plan the year’s program, featuring an orchestra and organized programs to aid the boys. Mr Ryder will lead the work to engage older boys and the High felon and employer boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Gospel Regiment
M C. A
Ryder
Typhoid Fever Reports Urged By Health Official
Health officer A L Smedley calls for immediate reporting of any typhoid fever cases by physicians to the health department to avoid state board intervention. Reports mention Mrs Winslow and a colored driver, plus a struggle at 3 drum street. Walter Brothers and Judge Williams are noted with a hearing before Mayor Strant. Krieg's desertion case and B N Tubbs paralysis update also appear in the clipped item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Smedley
Health Department
State ‘Board of Health
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Smits Shealie
Irving Cummings
Leia
Duncan
Jevvel
Griesly Gulch
Pathe's Weekly
Mary
Shenandoar
Uipreme
Cleveland
Cox
Cashovan
Cushoeton
T. d. Paber
Bull Macay
Jackson County
Waber
Inter
Ohio Senate
HH. N. Kerst
Dr. ‘Shuler
B. G. R. Meetings
Krief
Frank Krieg
Leie
Bat North
Child Street
Heath
B. Tubbs
N. B. Tubbs
Ateeet
Lagonda
Spiceville
National
Silver Brand National
Paris
Nunsook Union
Alfred Petarcny B. Kuppenheimer
Bull, Goodale & Bull
Alfred Benjamin
Kuppenheimer and Woodhull, Goodale & Bull
Broadway
New York
Awell Dressers
Ile
Mer
SOE Union
Ote Union
SRCLI
Raincoata
Lisle Hose
Moni’s Model Union
Ures
St. V. D. Underwear
Jewelry Dept
Seth
Goodman-Straus Co
United States
Goodman-Straus
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