Court plans face official objections over building rearrangements
Officials push back against changes to third floor plans for the courthouse, citing potential cost overruns and office disruptions. Talk of splitting Judge Gard’s old large court room and adding hallways to save money is debated amid broader dissatisfaction with proposed office relocations and tower construction.
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Janse
Mids
Varios
Syeréome
Tel Cpprimant
Judge Gard
Wen
Ohinsing
Mick
Athlor
Market Prices and Grain Stock in Cincinnati Aug 20
Wheat bids for No 9 red and No 8 white vary around 0.04 to 0.83 per bushel with numerous grades and mixed lots listed. Rye prices range from 0.76 to 0.72 per bushel. hay values show timothy and clover at around 16 to 19 dollars per ton. Dairy, poultry, and livestock figures include creamery eggs at 26 cents, stockers and feeder cattle priced near 48 to 40 dollars, and ducks, geese, pigeons, and other fowl priced per item or per pound, reflecting a broad market snapshot for Cincinnati commodities.
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Cincinnati
Near-kidnapping case shocks North Front street area
Graver C. Baker a painter confronted by a domestic dispute led to a chaotic scene near 138 North Second and 429 Sycamore alley. He allegedly grabbed his nine month old daughter from Zola Baker as she walked with him and attempted to force a visit. Police intervened as Baker fled toward the lumber yard with the child. Graves, the stepfather, pursued with a knife. Baker surrendered at the station. Graves fled after. Investigation ongoing.
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Graver C. Baker
I Cingieati
Zola “Bake
North Pront Street
Baker
Sycamore Alley
Graves
Middletown appoints Jol Troyd as director of public satiety
Middletown Ohio August 20 Mayor Teer announced Jol Troyd will replace W. Suiler as director of public satiety. The mayor reported receiving more than fifty applications for the position.
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Teer
Jol Troyd
W. . Suiler
Degree Team Leads 44th State Pythian Convention in Miamiburg
The forty fourth annual state convention of the Order of Thorngariy and Jom of the apost prominent Garian organizations opens in Miamisburg with D W Young and others organizing. Guests include Chris Rolk Dayton Captain D W Young Mrs Amanda Young and many lodge officers. A banquet and evening program at Bris opera house features music declamation and entertainment as delegates from lodges in Toledo Cincinnati Hamilton and elsewhere drill and participate in degree work. The event includes a parade, ball game between Pythian and Red Men teams, and fraternal festivities at the opera house marking Ohio’s oldest German order’s gathering.
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Thorngariy
Miamisburg
D. W. Young
J. Buehner
Jacob Sehean
Catherine Buehner
Auddrew Bloechle
Phenlnve Sung
Christian Buehner
Aine Ding
Anna Shera
Catherine Moidl
Lollowes
Meslay
Wade
J. Rehew
A. Bloenhle
Christ Klaiber
Elizabeth Tyne
Anna Schsmidt
Ellen Stamm
Fred Arnel
Cleveland
Gre Dare
Bris Opera House
Bein Chris Rolk
Dayton
Wi Yung
Amanda Young
Edu Weismantel
Whusnelda Lodse
Wayton
True Bisters Lodge
Toledo
Cincinnati
Tamilton
Time Park
Pythian
le Opera House
Brotherhood of Odd
Brotherhood
Knights of Pythias
Vistors
America
Mother’ Lodge
Ohio
Mimmsbura Organization
Ia-Af
Love Affair Ends in Narrow Shooting Attempt at West Alexandria
West Alexandria resident Devone Cunningham, 21, attempted suicide with a target rifle, misfiring through his shoulder after a troubled love affair with Lena Jordan of the east side. A note by Cunningham explains the self-inflicted act as the result of romantic distress.
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West Alexandria
S. Ang
Devone Cuningham
Lena Jordan
Nole
Lovinis
Charles Cuntigham
Luthor
Big Town
Carder Thanks for Kindness after Death of Nettimnder
Local note from the Carder family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs Nettimnder and for floral offerings pall bearers singers and Rev Brann. Also Knights of Columbus meeting notice for August 21 1936 urging all members to attend. Frank Grebner Recorder. We disavow responsibility for debts contracted by Viola Johnson and Elmer Johnson.
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Carder
Ileas
Nettimnder
Brann
Wagner
Knights of Coe Tumbus
Frank Grebner
Democratic nominee Tanner Gox visits Columbus conference
Democratic leaders including Chair William Vinlay and Secretary of State Graves met at state headquarters after the arrival of Congressman Tanner DL Gox to discuss campaign plans. He declined to comment for publication. Legal notices include exceptions filed against Helen T. Kyle estate. Probate court filings involve estate transactions and objections to executor actions.
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Columbis, O
Tanner DL Gox
Willian Jh. Vinlay
Democratic State Committee
Graves
Mont Beudder
Waller
S. Kyle
Helen T. Kyle
Benjamin F. Kyle
Renkler
Sxecatrix
Anglin Park Incident Leads to Warrants and Fine
A man found at Anglin Demwald baseball park with a damaged face and missing left eye claimed abduction and robbery. Warrants were issued for Jol Costello Toby Sloan and John Bennett for breach of the peace. Johns were dismissed. Anglin fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. Another man, Jord Dayloh, 20, from Franklin, suffered heart trouble and collapsed near midnight, taken to Miami Valley hospital after arriving from Franklin days earlier. Chicago market notes and license to wed items follow in column.
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Tler
Anglin
Demwald
Jol Costello
Toba Sloan
John
Bennett
Tle
Straub
Inorong-In
Dayloh
Zeuren Jord
Cintinali
Miami Villey Hospital
Veanklin
Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Ohio
Henry Kell Clark is notified that John A Evans filed a divorce petition in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio case number 25061. The defendant must answer or plead to the petition by September 28, 1912, or the prayer for divorce will be granted. Clerk Charles Bru deputy LG Emer noted. Walton Bowett and Baker & Baker listed as attorneys.
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Board of Infirmary Directors
Butter County
Ohio
County
West Virginia
F.O
Hains
iIton
Oho
Betwee
Orfler
Minnie Evans
John A. Evans
Common Pleas
Butler’ County
Charles Bru
LG. Emer
Walton
Bowetts
Athomey
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Hamilton
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Frasklin’ Ave
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Maple Ave
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Edern
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Butler County Democrat
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