Embargo by Pennsylvania Railroad Affects Eastern Freight
The embargo established by the Pennsylvania Railroad on December 6 aims to ease freight congestion east of Pittsburgh. Eastern shipments are accepted only to points east, hurting western offices and leaving prices uncertain. Officials expect the situation to clear within a week and lift the embargo, while foodstuffs and perishables are not included.
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Kentuck y gun tot er held to grand jury
Kentucky youth Charles Miller from Brenthithe county Middletown visited Hamilton on Monday night. He was arrested at a local site and found with a 45 caliber revolver in a holster. Miller claimed the gun belonged to his father and was arraigned Tuesday morning, Judge Shank bound him over to the grand jury in the sum of 100.
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Butler County Ballots Not Burned Amid Preservation Debate
In the coming days the board of elections will meet to decide on Secretary of State Hillebrand’s request to preserve ballots from the November election. The ballots have not been burned, and the local board plans to comply with the required action.
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Myrtle Rhodes I8 Again Cared For
Myre Rhodes who came here late yesterday with her two year old child was found at the 6 He& Dy of liv Monday night for the second round taken in charge by the police and removed to the city building. She was later taken to the home of friends who live at 26 North V street.
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Toledo Firemen Die In Store Collapse
Two Toledo city firemen Captain Edward J. Weles and Albert D. Une were killed when walls fell at the Paddock Merchandising store in the business district. Henry J. Pentti survived a five hour entrapment and was hospitalized in critical condition after being pulled from the basement where the structure collapsed.
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Bible School Contest Discussed at Church Meeting
At a Lindenwald High Street Church of Christ Bible school committee meeting the annual Christmas entertainment plans were discussed. Provisions supported for the December 24 program, with the Between the two churches contest topic debated.
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Horace C Kendall Reportor Dies in Michigan Home
Word reached Cincinnati that Horace C Kendall 72 a reporter on School Com al Gazette in Cincinnati and na in Hamilton died at his daughter’s Montague Michigan home Saturday.
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Tax reform plan targets delinquent taxes in Ohio
Auditor A V Donahey advocates sweeping changes to tax collection in Ohio aimed at ending private penalties on tax titles, eliminating duplicate county duties, and boosting accountability. The plan would let outstanding taxes stand for a period before sale, abolish the delinquent tax collector’s heavy fees, and shift receipts from the treasurer to the auditor to cut taxpayer costs.
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Christmas Box for Mexican Border Troops From Middletown
Middletown boys prepare a Christmas box for local boys with Company F on the Mexican border it will be shipped Tuesday night. Cincinnati news notes discuss charter election plans and civic backing, while author William Dean Howells will miss a New York dinner due to health. Dayton guards discuss regimental furloughs and federal recognition. Methodist service plans for Christmas Day are announced, and engagement news between Dr. Charles J. McDevitt and Katherine ONeil is reported. Prosecutor Campbell says Mrs Anna Schwemlein need not appeal to Gov Willis about Orville Thompson pardon rumors.
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Taylor Marshall Sent to Grand Jury in Shooting Case
Tayloe Marshath, who allegedly fired at Thomas Smith, was arraigned in municipal court and bound over to the grand jury in a $300 bond. Judge Shank ordered the hand over to the grand jury.
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Tayloe Marshath
Thomas Smith
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