War talk and tariff foes stir Ohio commentaries
The piece rails at Penrose and Lodge for favoring war to shield tariff and monopoly interests. It cites history of Texas and slavery, argues against war as a vehicle for propping up unjust economic policy, and criticizes funding, licensing laws, and political corruption. It notes Ohio liquor license stance, calls for character in licensing, and touches local political personalities and bridge construction concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henster Penrose
Peumaylvais
Senator Lodge
Massacluipetty
Muezies
McKinley
Hanns
Americat
Rio, Grande
Mexico
Texas
Messrs
Penrose and
Lodge
Ohio
Itl
Caloon Men
Democrats Of Dayton Refuse Candidates For Charter Commission
In Dayton the Democratic committee decides not to field candidates for the new charter commission. They join the movement to back a nonpartisan body of highly qualified business leaders to govern the city, pledging to serve all people. The action reflects a national trend toward nonpartisan local government and calls for support of a citizens ticket in Hamilton as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Democratic Party
Democratic Committee
New Charter Commission
Eatone
Democrata of
Hamilton
Citizens
Journal
Demrats
Hamilton City Bid Sparks Probe Over Flood Cleanup Costs
The Hamilton city government considers bids to fill damaged streets and alleys after the flood. The Evening Journal questions a 63 cent per square yard bid, urging officials to slow down and verify prices. Past flood cleanup cost totaled about 74 408 dollars with alleged large profits, prompting calls for cost scrutiny and possible self perform by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Vents
Evening Journal
el Quirre
Hamilton
Ynainess House
No Message For War With Here and Now
A fragment from a 19th century page expresses antiwar sentiment and fear of Yankee casualties. Resident Wilson voices concern over mobilization and its impact on American homes. The piece notes the price of war against foreign entanglements and hints at a death of a boy in a distant conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomra
Wilson
Ning Journal
Dolirverbion
United States
Mexico
Local social notes and visits in Lebanon area
Needal Teaher Jemese Mason and families share weekly visits. Mrs Charles Wagoner and Alyse Catherine join Zoo outing. Weltons return from Indianapolis after visiting Mrs Bera Harvey. Miss Decker of Lebanon guests Florine Wikoff. Ruth Staller stays with Mrs Nina Flora in Camden. Anna Mosteller visits Chesterfield Indiana. Broner family back from Lebanon to visit J J Raingfield. Ladies Alliance of Universalist church met with Mrs Hiltsoin. Frye family guests of parents in Buller Kentucky. A H Bennett travels to Michigan for health. Wm Bowyer visits son Arthur in Milwaukee. Edinell adds to week. Ridingfield of Washington noted. Old-time Scribes picnic planned for Saturday August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needal Teaher Jemese Mason
Charles Wagoner
Alyse Catherine
Ethel Wagoner
Alla Ringler
B. D. Welton
Indianapolis
Bera Harvey
Josephine Decker
Lebanon
Misa Florine Wikoff
Ruth Staller
Nina Flora
Camden
Anna Mosteller
Chesterfield
Ind
Claude A. Broner
J. J. Raingfield
Ladies’ Alliance of the Universalist Church
Hilstoin
J. Frye and Sons
Buller
A. H. Bennett
Michigan
Wm. Bowyer
Arthur
Milwaukee
Wit
J. J. Edinell
Ridingfield
Washington
Local Social Notes From Avondale and Nearby Towns
A scattered social page lists visits and guests across Avondale Greeneville and Cincinnati including Warree Hulse visiting Mrs Ady Conrey, Mrs Pearl Armstrong visiting her father Richard Moore, Miss Lucile Moore with Mrs Erma Rollinge, and Miss Dorothy May returning from Cincinnati to her aunt Mrs Cloid. Other entries note birthdays, funerals, and social gatherings at Botalville Gano and Reading with multiple families such as Sertel, Hammons, and Kemp. The Carthage fair drew attendees from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Warree Hulse
Avondale
Ady Conrey
Pearl Amstrong
Greeneville
Richard Moore
Lucile Moore
Erma Rollinge
Dorothy May
Cincinnati
Hammons
Mason
A. O'Banion
Alma Stout
Reading
Francis
S. Riley
Monroe
Middletown
Joe Wester
Woods special To The Joureal
Woods O Aug 2b Me and Mrs Alvin Decker and Win Miller spent Sunday with relatives at Valley View. Mary Hingle Newport Ky spent a few days last week with Joseph Angied and family. Roy Bobbit Colwobus is visiting Mr and Mrs Clint Johnson and family. Mr and Mrs Wil Crane spent Sunday with Miss Mary Woodruff near Oxford. Mr and Mrs L Brinker Hamilton spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Oscar Mitchel spent Saturday in Hamilton. Lucy Wigle and children Newport Ky visiting Joseph Anatedt and family. Miss Garrie Sheard returned home Mixerville after visit with Ruth Jackson. Mr and Mrs Thomas Stevens spent Sunday with Me and Mrs Harvey Stevens Lindenwald. Jet McCoy and daughter visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Bimptin Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Mra
Alvin Decker
Win
Miller
Valley View
Mary Hingle
Newport
Joseph Angied
Roy Bobbit
Colwobus
Clint Johnson
Wi. Crane
Mary Woodruff
Oxford
Jet McCoy
Mia
Charles, Bimptin
Richmond
J.” Seige
Figures in Impeachment Of Governor Sulzer Of New York
Principal figures in the impeachment of New York Governor William Sulzer include Governor Glynn acting pending trial, Tammany leader Charles Murphy silent, Senator Wagner ready to preside, and committee chair Wagley Frawley leading the inquiry into Sulzer’s alleged misuse of campaign funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sulzer
New York
William Buber
Ddentermt Gove
Ernor Marlin H. Glynn
Sul‘gen
Charles, Murphy
Tammany Ball
Sulzer
Richard
Wagner
Senate
Armuiney
Stula Seale
New York State
Senator Dagies
Frawley Wag
Local Visits From Hamilton and McConie Guests
Ham ilton residents Ma and Miss Ruby Schister visited Mr and Mrs Win Grove and daughter Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clint Johnson hosted Sunday. John Jul son and Maya from Hamilton attended. Johnson with Miss Hattie Johnson and Michol Haslet from McConigie, Miss Ruby Schisler of Hamilton visiting Miss Dyula Stinger. Miss Anna Jolson spoke Monday and Tuesday with relatives Gunigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Schister
Hamilton
Shandon Notes and Visits from Nearby Cities
Local residents record social visits with Cleveland links and Indianapolis travelers. Aug 20 Nebekah convention planned, a community picnic to follow in the church yard on Aug 21. Attendees include Will and Stanley Schemtin, Mr and Mrs Will Atherton, and KE Robinson and wife, with Detroit, Michigan, as a recent destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shandon
Willian Manuel
Jwife
Cleveland
Albert Schvring
Indianapolis
George Waltur Asidson
Brookville
Spe
Seurday
Mena
Nebekah
Will
Stanley Sehemtin
Will Atherton
Harailton
Mays
Fr. Robinson
KE. Robinson
Detroit
Port Union Social Ledger Feeds Coastal Gossips
Port Union Ohio hosts a crowded social weekend as Mr and Mrs Willie Molze and several local families visit relatives. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Jacob Rupp and Mrs Adbert Hillingslea. Community members traveled from Dayton Sharonville Farmandate Princeton and Severmile for lodge events and family gatherings amid illness updates and local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port’ Union
Ang 21
Willie Molze
Loskland
Jacob Rupp
Clarence Rahmes
John Rahms
Mildred
Severmile
Margaret
Ral
Dangter
Adbert Hillingslea Sunliy
Otto If. Block
Chmur Patchell
J. F. Block
Dayton
Sharonville
Howell Sawant
Farmandate
Afi
Arthur Kenp Sinday
John Henry
Bertio
Margaret Bey
Catbiin
Damyleter Keema
Families Gather for Sunday Visits in Ohio Township
Mrs Katie Reyerlain and son Tenry visited relatives with Misses Mill gid Cuthrine Lindner hosting on Hundsy. Mrs Henry Glock hosted Sunday guests including Gertrude and Margret of Familton. George Black Landtainly of Manon and May Black with Howard Mal d real and others from Mate son Ohio joined weekend gatherings and dinners with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Reyerlain
Tenry
Lewis Uoftman
von Luster
Mill Gid Cuthrine Lindner
Henry Glock
Gertrude and
Margret
Familton
George Black Land Tainly
Manon
Wlizwheth
May Black and
Howard
Mal ‘Dreil
M'red Ayes
Mateson
Ohio
Brown’s Run Social Notes Mention Local Residents
A messy OCR fragment lists residents and visitors at Brown's Run O and nearby areas. Names include Rosie Kaye and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ghos, Ada Darragh, Helen Hately, Mary Whitehead, Doris Tetaler, Mary Whitehead, Susan Darragh, Thelma Masson, Rath, Layret, and Mayer. Meals and visits referenced with families and friends over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speckle
Brown's Run O
Rosie Kaye
Ailior
Gratis
Moy
Mys
Milton Miffman
Samily
Mix
Igeih Lesher
Local Delights and Visits Note Collinsville Scene
Mise Mildhad Morton visits Mr and Mrs Jack Krurker in Valley View. Mrs. Chris Goldsmith ill at home. Mr and Mrs Marry Shollenbarger and family stay with Elizabeth Shellenburger and Guth. Beek siblings visit George Meiland family in Dayton. Clapp of Camden visits mother. Kinsingur and others attend level Sunday evening. Renewal of time Series planned for August events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Collinsville
Mise Mildhad Morton
Jack Krurker
Valley View
Chris Goldsmith
Lar Tome
Sonia Butler
Shollenbarger Land Family
Elizzabeth Shellenburger
Guth
Chas. Beek
Josphine Hankings
Dayton
Geo. Meiland
Hastings
Tonn
Mabel Beek
George Meiland
Clapp
Camden
Goldmaith
Iwo Kinsingur
Bihel Beckett
Durrtown
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Ohio Liquod League
Butler County Board
State’ Board
Gov. Brier
Tammany Hall
Bulser
Tammany
Darfiel Willard
Ezain
Cinei
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Butler County
Democratie
the Journal, Foughing Co. Ord
Association of America
Mamttwn
Touchad
Gary
ICEY
Frawle Fc
Ren EE
Port Union
Mariday Ma
Wrend
Fonts
Qed
Froid
Byron
Byanth Hoernus
Trvid’ Laughlin
Wes Fouts
Tuba
Windy
Cronden Simday
Brown’s. Run
Masson
Fenie
Miami Valley National Bank
Hamilton, Orto
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