20 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
1
Tokio Aug 20 Japan's formal reply to the Amv erberg invitation for a conference on disarmament and Far Eastern questions was prepared by the cabinet yesterday but likely delayed for Washington dispatch. Current forecasts say the reply will reiterate Japan's stance as in formal notes to Washington. London and Paris press comment on the note’s tone.
In Knoxville Tennessee a tense scene unfolded near the Knox sounds jail as a guard and state troopers faced a crowd demanding a black man held in a criminal assault case against a county restaurant teacher. Several were injured, with six seriously hurt.
Dispatches from Dublin to London report a serious Irish situation with debates over peace terms and potential civil strife. Analysts warn that failure to reach terms could trigger civil war and forced exile for opponents, while Lloyd George faces criticism for his rhetoric and threats.
Ohio crop prospects show gains with a two week rise of about ten percent in corn output, notes the state agricultural statistician. Favorable weather and recent rains aided the improvement while late potatoes remain partially damaged and clover acreage falls from last year’s small crop.
Wiltinn Amrhein of this city was honored at a Grind Logo meeting in Portsmouth on Wednesday afternoon, elected deputy. Cross Barden of Cleveland presided as the session was re elected. Cleveland was chosen as the site for the annual convention in 1922 with no opposition. Delegates from Hamilton, Cleveland, Dayton, Tolmfo, and Mungieburg attended.
In Clarksburg West Virginia a Bridgeport woman misread a salt container as sugar and used it in a cake mix. The family baked the cake and fed it to twenty one chickens who died after ingestion of the salt. The woman’s name is withheld at her request.
Northway, secretary of the Hopi Character, was seen in Indianapolis late yesterday. Details remain unclear as officials pursue statements about his visit and potential activities in the city.
The program outlines a music discussion titled The New Menace and various items including a health subside, organizational notes, and a resolved moral statement about a woman working in fields. Trustees appointed include Charles F. Keebs of Coltsville to oversee Talielg By Charles Franklin and Gathering Krebs, with minors in Bayle county Colorado.
Director of Public Service William F. Mason received the Mayo investigation report on Hamilton electric and other utilities just before noon Saturday. The board of control decided not to publish the full findings until Monday. The report allegedly recommends adding to the electric plant, installing new boilers, and buying a water pump for the water service department. The document arrived late martial, timing noted as eleven o'clock Saturday morning. Action on recommendations will be taken at the next Council meeting.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a fraud related divorce case involving Lena Graden and Kenneth Grable with marriage at Braidstows in 1921 and disputes over employment and alimony. Additional notes mention ED Frost and a 1915 Manchester Kentucky marriage, plus a probate account for Margaret Caldwell's estate and several listed heirs and executors.
Bill Mygleston of Hamilton heads planning for the Ohio state carpenters convention in Hamilton. The event runs September 12 to finish all business with 9 to 10 delegates, at Jalar temple and Hotel Hawilton serving as headquarters. Credentials meet September 11 and 12 in labor temple ball No. a.
Washington on August 20 reports the Republican tax revision bill was to reach a House vote later today with expected passage by an overwhelming majority amid strong political momentum and anticipated broad support.
A lively notice extols a prompt polite boy eager for work. It describes an alert, wide awake youth who seeks employment and will quickly accept errands or duties, promising punctuality and responsibility as a valued asset.
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