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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1913

Page

9

Phelan Renounces IWW After Flag Incident in Columbus

Marlin J. Phelan, organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, admitted guilt in a Columbus police court for contempt involving attacks on the American flag. He renounced allegiance to the IWW and its aims, receiving 40 days in the workhouse and a fine of 100 dollars. Judge Rubrecht stated the offense harmed the unity of the nation as Phelan proclaimed his intention to seek a better life.

Columbus Ohio Marlin J. Phelan Tndnsmal Workers of the World U. A United States Army Rubrocht Phelan F. Wow Kereney Asswell Blaly Senternuss

Engines Ranged For Lima Cincinnati Division Rail Line

Ten standard Mikado locomotives have been ordered by the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad from the Baltimore Ohio system. They will operate on the Lima Cincinnati division as announced by General Manager W C Loree. Executives from the Baltimore and Ohio arrived for inspection of engine production and delivery at Lima.

Fd, Batchelder Baltimore & Kia Lima

Inquiry Letter Seeks Missing James Sims in Columbus

A letter to Mayor Strouk dated August 27 1903 asks help locating James Sims missing since the 5th of the month. The note mentions his possible presence with relatives connected to Hamilton and Connors and warns of a kidnapping threat. The letter provides a mother’s side and contact details in Columbus Ohio.

President Wilson To Read His Message On Mexico

Washington August 22 President Wilson will read his message on Mexico to Congress Monday outlining what has kept the United States from peace. He worked alone in the White House except for a short conference with Bryan and will present excerpts of the note by Lind and Huerta’s reply. The reading signals U S resolve to recognize only a constitutional government in Mexico and emphasizes firmness in the policy.

Washington Mexico Wilson Congress United States Secrsary Bryan White House John Uind Huerta Congress Ag Whitehouse Forley

Pipe the Copess Chicago Mashers Parade Uniforms

Chicago residents observed policewomen in updated uniforms designed for authority and practicality. The attire included a modified helmet, department insignia, a long coat and waistcoat, a skirt with a slight flare, and a prominent badge, presented to show the country the new look.

Chicien Tun Copesses

Judge Dechant Colmes Ohio Mig 28 News Note

Mig 28 report from Colmes Ohio notes Pidee WoL Delite of Milltown as a future appointee to the new slate public service commission. Governor Cox is mentioned as part of the process and several unnamed days are referenced. Hospitalization at Value Creek Miéh is cited for one member. Other two appointees Judge Hughes and Doty have taken hold and most of the former force remains retained.

Colmes Ohio Pidee Wol Deeliite Milltown Cox Value Creek Miéh Juidge O Wughes Ant Public Service Commission

Warning to Mexico sent by Bryan through U.S. consul

May dispatch by Secretary of State Bryan to La Boquilla and surrounding areas warned Mexican factions that the United States would hold them personally responsible for any violence against Americans. The message, sent via consul at Chihuahua City, sought assurances from La Boquilla to protect American engineers and facilities at the Mexico Power and Irrigation plant.

Seniztur Penrose 8. C. Hulsey Chiefngineer Fuller Mexico Power and Irrigation

Hamilton Is To Be Made Safe At Once Levees Are To Be Built

Philadelphia August 228 Mrs Fred evie C Penfield wife of the new ambassador to Austria is perhaps the wealthiest among the new diplomatic wives Before she left for Vienna it was announced she would entertain lavishly at her embassy residence Mrs Penfield formerly Mrs Wakeman Walker was long considered one of Philadelphia's richest widows When Mr Penfield married her she attracted much society attention her Winter entertainments and annual musicale in New York drew high note and her home abroad is expected to be center of society while she resides there.

Hamilton Philadelphia Fred Evie C. Penfield Austria Penfield Vienna Wakeman-Walker

Hamilton plans emergency board action on September bids

Charles J. Mason of the County Emergency Board pushes action and Engineer Hill reports. Hamilton residents will feel better now as bids on work are to be received early in September and construction will begin early in the winter. This action reflects what the people of Hamilton have been asking for.

Charles J. Mason County Emergency Board Hill Hamilton Eaiiy

Thaw Spent Restless Night Before Next Wednesday Hearing

In Sherbrooke Aus 22 Habeas corpus proceedings against Harry K Thaw were postponed to next Wednesday As Thaw rested he refused to discuss his escape or identify allies While his sister and brother in law left Sherbrooke Thaw sought plans to become a British subject to avoid deportation The unidentified Thompson a New York chauffeur linked to the escape faced arraignment officials said efforts focus on protecting Thaws interests

Sherbrooke Que Habeas Corpis Harry K. Thaw Shetled Thaw Canadian Mtchell Thompson Raver Thompson New York City Tha Mattrawan Ile Funng Piltsbury

John Sullivan Out of Job Amid Utilities Commission Shakeup

Columbus reports the forming of the nablia utilities commission with John Sullivan of Hamilton named to a posting, Governor Marnion credited for years of service, and O P Cotthin of Masyton named to a retiring commissioner seat while a bureau superintendent at 4200 dollars. T Blaky aided by promised aid to striking workers in Cincinnati as Bakers union leader Joseph Schmitt spoke to the Central Labor Council.

Columbus Nablia Utilities Commission John Sullivan Hamilton Tommingstone Marnion Sorired O. P. Cothtin Masyton Bureau of Rules and Service Joseph Schmitt National Organiz Bakers” Union Central Labor Coune Jairiking Teamsters Cincinnati

Disorder at Ludlow Park Sparks Resident Fury

Neighbors condemn Thursday disturbances in Ludlow Park where vagrants and visitors clashed endangering women and children. They demand a park officer and strict action to remove troublemakers, or the park may be closed. Oscar Aberley arrested for petit larceny at Cy Mh Dy freight house. William McKnight detained for alleged mental instability after police call.

Ludlow Park Tiller Tarmilton Shep Givine Nessgo Oscar Aberley Cy Mh & Dy William Firewater Socialista

Levee Plans Adopted Friday to Protect Hamilton Homes

City engineers adopted Friday a levee plan intended to shield Hamilton homes from floods. The project outlines construction steps and funding, citing anticipated reduced flood risk and improved safety for residents.

Hamilton

Hamilton County to Build Levees North of Campbell Island

County emergency commission moves to construct levees north of Hamilton to protect homes in the flood prone inst arch zone. Plans, blueprints, and bid dates approved by Charles E. Mason and engineer John W. Hill, with cost estimates and land takings outlined for two levee alignments near the New River and hydraulic dam area.

County Emergency Commission Campbell's Island Hamilton Tanmilton van Nowest Charles E. Mason John W. Hill Mason Butler County Ohio New Hiver New Hiver, Tone Point Just South of the Private Brisk Ver the Hydtrantic Wal T Ie Ieadgates Hamilton & Rossville Hydeaulie Company Harrow Hassler Privat

Mason 18 Delighted With Action On Temporary Levee Plans

Charles E. Mason and the county emergency commission push through a temporary levee above Hamilton to shield the city from flood damage. Bids for construction are set for September 8 as the commission marks its most important work. John W. Hill completes the flood survey, while Goodman and Mason plan a short vacation before awarding contracts in September.

Charles E. Mason County Emergency Commission Hamilton Mason John W. Hill Goodman Mazon

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