Drastic Health Ordinance Debated by City Council
City Council debated a sweeping health ordinance Wednesday night aimed at protecting residents from diseases and unsanitary food handling. The measure, introduced for first reading, calls for strict food safety rules, sealed containers, and merchant safeguards across Hamilton. Further discussion and a potential December vote were noted, with social councilor Welsh supporting the measure.
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Uamiltay
Wight
Smedeley
Pines
Hamilton
Pevdlats
cEb
Socialis Couneilrien Welsh
Witared
Viles
Tabata
Italy
Cunningham To Be Tried Again In Bank Case
Former First National Bank of Rocky Jord president Cunningham was found not guilty on misapplication charges by a United States district court jury. The jury disagreed on four counts involving false entries, and Cunningham will be retried in January by U.S. District Attorney Marty Alnelly in the senior court.
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Bpeoth
Journal
Neaver
Colu
Cunningham
First National Bank of
Rocky Jord
United States District
Entreway
Marty AL Nelly
Unese Poe
Seniot
Enavelion
Foe
Aha
New Lions Lodge planned. charter member over 500
Deputy Organizer Edgar Th. Nanly of the Royal Order of Lions is promoting a lodge in the city. Nash returns from Portsmouth with charter membership over 500, signaling a large local intake. The Lions aid the sick, minders, and families and bury their dead in community service. Florence Wasserman's will probate grants minor daughter a share and proceeds to relatives. executor named. Police court fines and jail remands noted for several offenders. Reformed Boys' Club plans a basketball team. Neilan's Banquet held at City Hall. Mayor approves nuisance drinking cups ordinance.
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Edgar TH. Nanly
Royal Order of Lions
Nash
Portsmouth
Order of Lions
Florence Wasserman
Fiorence Wasserman
Reformed Hoys
First Reformed Cloweh
Ely’ Rooms
Hauizu
Eam
al Mhakhime
Test Mandamus Seeks Appellate Court from Governor
The Ohio Supreme Court issued permission to file a test mandamus suit against Governor Harmon to compel him to appoint a judge to the new court of appeals. It centers on whether circuit judges elected to serve on January 1 can legally sit as appellate court judges before their terms begin.
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Columbus
Dedi
Harmon
Eircuit Court
Charles Bi. Chittendan
Toledo
Supreme Court
Harm Fea
Court of Appeals
Jidges
Ue New Court
Harmen
Gomimission
Tadga Oliver Ry Tonua
Cincinnati
Jacob Bigler Dies in Ohio After 60 Years in Miami Valley
Jacob Bigler aged 8% years died near Mexandersville on Wednesday. He had lived in the Miami valley over 60 years after moving from Pennsylvania. Survived by widow, four sons and two daughters, including Jacob Jr., Louis, George, John, and daughters Mrs Frank Was tey and Mrs Wilbur Criest. Police report arrests and juvenile court notes follow, with a school board session planned to approve the monthly payroll and Christmas funds for staff. Miss Ball, founder of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, died at the Conservatory. Social Center meeting held with new officers elected.
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Bhedal
Flamish
D. Dew
Jacob Bigler
Mexandersville
Miami Valley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jacob, Jr
Louis
George
John
Frank Wastey
Wilbur Criest
Jonas
Jarrans
August Menke
Lee Cross
Dave Goley
Wes
Menke
Cross
Automobiles Sought For Christmas Basket Deliveries
Miss Curtis of the Associated Charities appeals for four motor vehicles to help deliver Christmas baskets to families in need. Owners should submit offers or names and addresses by Saturday for possible use on the designated day.
Morgan Says There Could Be No Money Trust
The financier told the investigating committee that there could be no money trust. He said no one man could manipulate money, though he might control railroads or merchandise. Morgan defended his power limits as the hearing paused for afternoon sessions.
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J. P. Morgan
Washington
Dumstendom
Dy Morgan
House Money Trust
Paranel Untenmyer
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Herbert Ti. Satter
Tearing Down Tabernacle Scenes Interrupted by Weather
Fragmented notes describe Snow delaying work on the tabernacle on Wednesday with only some removal completed before likely halting for the week. Volunteers from local churches may assist, while talk of a special train to Jamestown for campaign expenses is not taken seriously. Several local residents are named in unrelated items. A separate report mentions a Cincinnati Brewing Co employee finding a package in an old beer box near the river, turned over to police.
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Jamestown
New York
Zig Contract Secured For Gipsy Love Troupe Wardrobe
Hyperigy ury Cleaning won a large contract to dry clean costumes owned by the Gypsy Love troupe, which this week performs in Hamiltus. Proprieties Howell and Gilmore showcase premier gowns in the show window on North Third Street.
Miss Schumaker Displays Crina China in Style Shop Window
Misa Nettie Schumaker, renowned china decorator, showcases an extensive hand-painted china display in the Style Shop window on South Third Street, just south of the Grant theater. The dazzling assortment captivates women shoppers and promises attractive Christmas gifts.
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Miss Schumaker
Crina
Misa Nettie Schumaker
Siyle
South Third Sbeat
Grant Theater
Pythians Initiations Highlight Grand Theatre Event
Grand Theatre in Chandiventry hosted a large Pythians gathering with about a hundred guests. Fifteen new Lone Star lodge members were initiated, with several Filmore brothers among them, setting a possible new record. The Lafayette lodge degree team performed a flawless exemplification led by G. C. Byrd, listing numerous participants and roles in the initiation and related proceedings. An East End meeting on improvement projects and a key election at Bowen's fire house were announced for Thursday, with strong turnout urged.
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Hamilton and Butler
Ywge
Lone Star Lodge
Is.eily
Filmore Brothers
LaFayette Lodge
Middletown
G. C. Byrd
GC. W. Davis
Ronsheim
O. B. Yedenan
G. J. Silverman
A. J
de Witner
First Sentinel
Jno
Verd Glterbein
Albert Ritter
C. W. Bates
Ed Carr
W. J. Nichols
Foo Walters
C. Y W. Tedman
Chas. Duval
Owen Kelly
Uarry Carta
C. Hilt
Lb .Bursgele
Goo. Burr
A. Jh. Duval
Jo. Weisel
Carl Comba
J. J. Paynes
Jo. H. Pipnert
Dna. Selinefer
Lone Star
C. W. Tenes
C. C. Wa W. Kort
BR. Ralston
D. W. Oliver
M. A
Guilford
Wi. Shollenberger
Park Smith
F. A. Rothwell
A. Ralston
W. J. Bruerick
East End
Bowen's
Harmon Avenue
Jury Jostles Sebul Theisa Murder Case Proceedings
Defense faces disruption as jurors question prejudicial remarks by a man claiming to be Christ during the Sebulthelis trial. Proceedings adjourned with contempt charges pending against Dill and additional jurors to be separated for questioning. Judge Gard presides as names and roles appear blurred in the chaotic Dayton area court scene.
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Lodge
Gardy
Jaspring
Jagpring Lus
Christ Dili
Taspring
Mills
Tudze Gard
Munter
Columbus
Agen Dilli
Gard
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Huff
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Strand
Noming
Commission
Jones
Circuit ‘Court
Mandamus
Jacob’ Begler
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Regia
Solara Baur
Miss Ball
Cincinnati Conservatory
Musgie
Oak Street
Auburn Avenue
Associated Charities
Chris Dill
Huffman
Andrews
Ancient
Order of
Miberntins
Kanenet
Chas Mehl
Allen Andrews
Catherine Mehl
President Millail
Melis
Mireanus
Benators L. H
Andretts
Ironton
Jeans EB. Huffman
Oxford
Common ‘Pleas Court
Eupreme
Tevess
Tabernacle
Fomar
Jander
Olive
Demvret
Veuige
Harry Pinney
Adolph J.boeck
Viela Della Modimini
Bath
Emery Parker
Blunalis Lertwell
George Phillips
Walter Clair Saballio
Rosa Ursula Waldvogel
JA Dickmann
Grand Theatre
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Schultheiss
Jacob
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