Reduction In Utility Rates for Hamilton Citizens
The Hamilton city council plans a forthcoming study to reduce gas water and electric rates in the New Year. They will weigh operating costs necessary improvements retirements of bonds interest payments and replacement funds before final rate adjustments to ensure users pay less for utilities. The message credits charter government efficiency and maintenance for the impending financial benefit to all utility customers.
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Hamilton
Community Showing Supports YMCA Amid Demands
Despite heavy requests on Hamilton residents, the YMCAs appeal for funds continues to reflect strong local spirit. The donations recognize the organization work among Hamilton youths and the value of character development and productive leisure time, especially in difficult economic times.
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Hamilton
M,c
Action Urges U S Senate on World Court Adherence
The United States should promptly adhere to the World Court after seven years since the 78 to 17 Senate vote. General Harbord and John W. Davis urge action, noting three treaties meet the terms and both parties support adherence to the World Court for world peace.
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World Court
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United States
James G. Harbord
John W. Davis
American Foundation
Conebors
Rail Walking Dangers Claim Rail Fans Life and Limb
Data shows 85 fatalities and 48 injuries among unauthorized track users on Pennsylvania lines. Across the nation interstate commerce records indicate 1,405 killed and 2,172 injured in early-year period. Children among the dead highlight risk, with many victims found along tracks.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Interstata Commerce Commission
Brisk worldwide gossip and politics spark in Brisbane column
In a 1932 Today column Arthur Brisbane riffs on European finance and diplomacy. He notes taxes and deficits, wartime legacies, and shifting power as Britain, Austria, and Persia maneuver amid economic strain and looming inflation. He mentions France’s vine country depots and a mock royal air fleet, while recalling Napoleon and Pitt legacies, and ends hinting at Page 10 continuation.
Tax plan delays loom in Washington budget fight
Washington insiders warn a broad sales tax faces a slow enactment with a special session likely after March 4. Democrats back the budget balancing tax while opposition fears low voter support. Officials estimate revenue gaps for the July 1 start, as plans to fund building programs rely on long term bonds and varied revenue sources.
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Washington
Congress
Thone
Historic Ohio High Spots and the Columbus Glee Club
A fragment describes Tester 4 A Thomen as an early member of the Columbus Republican Glee Club. The group formed to aid Gov. Grant’s 1872 reelection, then reorganized for successive campaigns. It later became a permanent organization with a wide reputation.
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Goveen Grant
Grant
Wilson Glee Club
Hooverian budget fears overshadow veteran aid talks
Hoover faces painful funding choices as he weighs trimming veterans benefits amid congressional resistance. Reports say leaders doubt Congress will authorize large outlays while Roosevelts plans influence Farm Board scrutiny and tax debate intensifies.
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Hoover
Congress
Travel distance rumors and a toy shop for disabled youths
A Middletown businessman questions distances from Haw son to Richmond Indiana with estimates ranging widely and suggests speedometer inspections. A local Boy Scout troop opens a toy shop assembling refurbished toys for children who would otherwise lack gifts this Christmas. The piece touches on fishing bait varieties, a Florida trip anecdote, Ohio license plate colors and issuance, and a neighborhood pinochle game anecdote at 199 Malaut Street.
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Middletown
Brighton
Tutt College Junior Beckett Publishes In Tuftonian
William Beckett son of Mrs Navy M Beckett of 510 Dustor efredt has a review of Green Pastures in the Tuftonian literary magazine at Tutt College. Mrs Beckett is among the editors in chief of the magazine.
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Green Pastures
Tuftonian
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Beckett
Do You Remember When Kerosene Stoves Powered Picnics
A reminiscence recalls the kerosene stove common in kitchens and picnics of Hamilton days. The portable oil stove, valued for cooking coffee, symbolized self reliance and simple meal preparation in outdoor settings.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Events Recalled and Local Notices
Memorable December recalls include a fair weather day and a series of local incidents. Notable deaths mention Mrs. Helen B Huder, Minnie Bradbury, Mrs. Minerva Coleman, and Julia Newman. Accidents report Lou Zimmerman injured in a vehicle crash. A church group at St Pauls elected officers while other social items note gatherings and a magical show at the Deffer son theatre.
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Behind the News on Syndicates and Rail Security
A local law firm forms a syndicate with 22 other cities to audit corporate records for a securities program. The piece notes a clash over missing pages in a corporation minute book and details ties to Baruch, the Roosevelt campaig n, and the Coolidge Smith Railway Commission. It cites Harold G. Moulton of Brookings and various industry groups shaping railway policy.
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Fragmentary Note on Language and Sky Drives
A brief, odd fragment notes that pain, food, pleasure and similar words form much of language about ravages. It cites the sky and aerial routes as a new field for craze and adventure, reflecting a stray impression on language and channels of danger.
Sentence Sermons by the Rev Roy Smite
A collection of brief moral maxims attributed to the Rev Roy L Smite. The notes urge humility and charity, warning that envy, a poor memory of faults, and debt to others hinder virtue. It reflects a religious didactic tone with playful spellings.
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