Hamiltons Optimistic Rescue After Great Flood Triumphs in Reconstruction
The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce led a provisional city government after the March flood. Police Inspector DeArmond reported the mayor missing as 22 trucks carried food and medicine from Cincinnati within hours. Recovery efforts rebuilt bridges, water, gas, and power systems while a hospital aided hundreds, with a drive to prevent future floods on the Great Miami River underway.
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Redding
New York
Hamilton
Ohio
Uigrere
Tig
Chrea
Chaitober of
Mate « Dent
Hamilton Chamber of Commarce
Uw Kentschler
Rentauhler
John Jt. DeArmond
Juilice
Filton
Chamber of Commerce
Thase
Leas
Charles BE. Magon
Chamber
Angel
Aunt
Cincinnati
Hamilon
Mason
Maine
J. G
Court House
Ryder
M. Goodman
Chovson
Gener Tinasueer
Dames
Collen
Sammion
Cincintali
M.C. al
Hamion Chamber of Commerce
Miachi
DITCHED CAR IN TERRE HAUTE ACCIDENT INJURIES REPORTED
In Terre Haute near St Mary of the Woods five persons were hurt when F C Brown of Oakland Alabama ditched his car after a collision with a speeding auto. Nadine Ewing of Louisville Kentucky suffered a broken arm while Bertha Walker and Mr and Mrs J F Cooper of Terre Haute were badly shaken and bruised.
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Terra Haute
F.C. Brown
Oakland
St Mary of the Woods
Nadine Ewing
Louisville
Bertha Walker
F. Cooper
Terre Haute
Ashbrook heads public building subcommittees
Representative William A. Ashbrook of Johnston Ohio chairs subcommittees to determine public buildings to be erected in a group of states including Ohio and Indiana with James Cantrill of Georgetown also noted as chair of another group. The states involved include Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Texas Arkansas Oklahoma North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Ashbrook
Washington
William A. Ashbrook
Johnston
Ohio
Oho
Judiamn
James 3
Cantril
Georgetown
Kent No Othey
Middle Wer
Indiana
Tllinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nort Dakota
Soni Wakota
Legislative Committee Still Gazes At The Canal
Ohio legislative committee exploring canal system conditions visited Sidney on Tuesday and moved to Port Jefferson in the afternoon before returning to Indian Lake. Members include Weygandt, Hopple, Wise, Smith, and Clark with aides Miller, Duyer, and Harys. No thaw pictures will be shown in Ohio as the censorship board bans Thaw films and any depiction that promotes graft or crime.
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Sidney
Ohio
Gesteral Assembly
Port Jefferson
Meg
Indian Lake
W. A. Weygandt
Akron
EB. d. Hopple
Cleveland
J. Wise
Magsillon
Columbus
Thera
Harry Thaw
Moving’ Picture Censorship Board
Funeral of Judge Dechant Attended by State Officials
In Columbus on August 2 Governor Cox and several state officials including O. J Tuphos and Edward ta Hoty of the public annotations commission attended the funeral of Judge Dechantling, an internal member of the commission, at Middletown this afternoon. The death delayed the commission's work.
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Dechant
Columbus
Cox
Slide O. J Tuphos
Edward Ta Hoty
Public
Dude Web
Middletown
Prince Wins Out As Postmaster In Ohio Controversy
Washington reports Dr. Will J. Prince was confirmed as postmaster at Piqua in Miami County by the Senate on Wednesday. The decision ends a bitter and sensational contest in Ohio post office patronage during the early Democratic administration.
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Prince
Washington
Will J. Prince
Ay Piqua
Miami County
Senate
Ohio
Washburn Brother Stricken At Home In Northside
Former State Senator John B Washburn suffered heart trouble on Wednesday and was reported in a furious condition at his Northside home. His brother is City Auditor Tru Wash ila.
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Ciinnati
John B. Washburn
Tru Washila
Northside
Broker's Wife Caught With Denver Man in Albank Room
Denver August 20 A sensational police report states Francis W Keeler a prominent Denver businessman and Mrs Jana Russell wife of Chicago broker Thomas Kuresell were arrested in an Albank room and jailed then sent to Colombo Springs where a warrant was sworn out for immediate alleged misdeeds.
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Denver
Cal
Albank Hole
Francis W. Keeler
Due Jana Russell
Thomas Kuresell
Chieaso
Tify
Colombo Springs
Wheat Record For Ohio Farmer In State Contest
Ohio report from Columbus on August 20 details Earl Bright of Laipsic Putnam County setting a record wheat yield of fifty one bushels and thirty seven pounds per acre. Windbreaks protected plants over winter, making his crop about three and a half times the state average. Bright is considered far ahead of other contestants in the state board of agriculture contest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earl Bright
Laipsic
Putman County
State Board of Agriculture
A. P. Sandles
Agricultural Commission
Bright
Ali
Prettiest Indian Girl Joins Wild West Show Attraction
The article profiles a young Osage woman crowned prettiest Indian girl, her wealthy government payments, and her family on a prairie cattle ranch near Gray Tower Oklahoma. It notes her Sioux father Tran Paul and famed Wild West show, with performances across towns and a Carlisle graduate relative managing her image.
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Hi Southwest
Vite Woburt
Gast Avenue
Sour Wort
Migs
Jennie Seyret Walt
Osages
Wotf
Gray Tarse
Okla
Sophia Wilson
Walle
Han
Carlisle
Marvin Fia
Wolf
Bug
Tran Pail
Ellie
P Ady
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Samuel Frost
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Liverpool
James ‘Staw
Indianapolis
Willian‘ Wind
Pittsburg
Sarat
Marion
Chris F. Bise
Ation
Take Brady
Kaiser
Europe
Leo L. Redding
August Wilhelm
Fomt
William
Germany
Victoria
Schleswigs Holstein
Royalty
Prancess
Victoria Louise
Ugu
Manship
América
Worthmore Firrans Street
Washburn Atricken
Shs
Jennie
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