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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
8
A Moran Ohio sanitarium blaze ends in the deaths of nine women. The incident prompts questions about fire safety and evacuation measures, with investigators reviewing structural conditions and pledged reforms to prevent a recurrence.
In Cleveland, Ohio early Sunday a dormitory fire killed nine residents, with confusion and panic as patients escaped via upstairs windows. Attendants aided some, while officials investigated the blaze and motive amid chaotic scenes at the institution.
More than a dozen officers from the Cincinnati Automobile Club testified before the Ohio motor review committee on Thursday, stressing the need for a drivers license law in Ohio regardless of bills under consideration.
In a probate filing this week widow Ides My Davis widow of Frank J. Davis receives the estate in fee simple. The will had provided an alternate division among heirs if Frank J. Davis died, but the ruling confirms the widow’s full inheritance under the will.
Report indicates a probe into Ohio Penitentiary Warden Preston T. Thomas amid allegations by three women. Three state welfare investigators check credibility as Governor Charge White oversees the hearing referenced, with details withheld by officials.
P. Mc Naugh began his fourth consecutive year as superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of Glia after a re election at the annual meeting. Dr W G Clippenger of Otterbein College was chosen president succeeding Br W C Thompson. Homer C Selby of Portsmouth reelected vice president, W F Hutchinson of Columbus treasurer, and Dr J A Kelser of New Concord secretary.
Insurers and lenders outline foreclosure policies highlighting cooperation with homeowners to retain residences. Travelers Insurance and other firms say they will assess cases individually and aim to assist, with no broad policy change announced.
Maschke and his four man team defeated Maurice Maschke and Samuel Rockwall in a tense Ohio Valley bridge championship. The Cincinnati area contingent, including Charlton Wallace and J G Schuescley, hosted the competition where the rival foursome previously held the trophy for two years.
In Elkhorn Delavan Williams Bay and Troy Walworth County Democrats struggle to fill postmaster roles with few votes cast in past elections. In Delavan seven Democrats seek the postmastership while only six Democratic votes were counted in 1930. Troy shows two votes and three applicants. Williams Bay reports no Democratic ballots in 10 years.
Fragmentary report notes internal party maneuvering amid proposed plans by White. Mentions Governor Willie appearance and legislative tension as factions vie for a larger setup. Unclear details due to damaged OCR but highlights political competition.
Catholic centrists led protests saying President von Hindenburg was tricked into dissolving the Reichstag after being fed dubious information by the Hitler cabinet. Monsignor Ludwig Kaus and Bavarian leader Dr. Weinrich Held echoed the charge as centrists, allies, and populists voiced outrage over the political move.
Duchess D'Uzes, advocate for women's rights, dies in Dunkerque or Dunkerque area, France. In Buffalo, test pilot Harry Sutton of Curtiss Aero escapes death by parachute after forced landing during a test flight near Akron, ten miles southwest of Buffalo.
Ralph Tacorence, a hired fireman, admitted in police court to a false alarm incident. He was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse after a sour-hour period of observation.
New York sources foresee a further reduction in wholesale cigarette prices affecting leading brands including American Tobacco and Myers. Reports suggest the move could hit flagship products soon, with industry insiders noting pressure on manufacturers amid market shifts and consumer demand.
Washington dispatch reports President elect Roosevelt prefers a secretary with a flexible mind to carry out policies. Early names suggested include Owen Young Newton Baker Nor Am Davis and Senator Cordell Hull, but he may choose to act as his own secretary if needed.
Reported resolution from the Ohio Pastors Convocation condemns the Legion and calls for definite proof of alleged wrongdoing. The document, adopted at the closing session, questions the Medical Council of Churches and criticizes supportive statements and aid amid contentious claims.
Report notes anti Hoover figures rally for a beer bill, aiming to bolster support for him among voters. The group hopes to sway Senate action by pressuring President Hoover to back the measure, arguing it could ease political tension and widen revenue benefits. The effort centers on appealing to moderate Republicans and aligning with party factions seeking electoral advantage.
Archbishop John T. McMichael leads Cincinnati archdiocese parishcollections for direct relief to the poor. Forty percent remains with the local parish while twenty percent goes to the chancery in Genoa. Clergy are told the poor are not obliged to observe Lenten fasts or penances.
The will of Theresa Sehliehtar disposes of an estate estimated at $4,800. Kris Day directs Johannus Tiny Sehliehter and Emil Oscar Seblich to receive $1,000 each, Emil Ryen’s deceased daughter Gertruds and Albert ma Jfres erick Gober med reative $200, with the residue to Heviha Heuwig. Hank Kipper was nominated centor. Will drawn October 9, 1923, with William & Sonov and PLB witnesses.
A chaotic, partly readable report details a Cleveland inmate facing terse sentences amid a broad discussion of Sandino and Nicaraguan peace. The piece intertwines references to U.S. officials, a presidential visit, and a sensational backdrop of prison life and political upheaval.
A request for relief work funds for Cuyahoga County's canal projects was announced by A. V. Camma, head of the relief committee. The plan outlines a March to April timeline and references cooperation with Winanve Comparison for the endeavor.
An OCR fragment notes a discussion about prisoner grooming and a reform order. It mentions voluntary inmate roles and the impact on the country, with unclear references to Loy pith and Lasath. The readable text emphasizes a contemplated change in prison appearance policies.
In federal court nine major gasoline producers were cleared of conspiracy charges to fix retail prices. Judge Rahore BR Nevin ruled the price level alone did not prove a conspiracy. The defendants included Standard Oil, Refiners, Texaco, and Cities Service Oil Company among others.
Debates on tariffs unfold in the Senate focusing on government purchases of American materials and proposed amendments. Ambiguity in the text limits precise names and dates, but discussion centers on appropriation measures and potential legislative moves affecting tariff policy.
An unclear report references patronage issues in Ohio and an investigation involving state offices. The text mentions regulatory departments, officials, and a raid or inquiry, with scattered names and locations that are not clearly legible. Further readable details remain elusive.
Washington lawmakers heard Hoover and Roosevelt discuss antitrust work and tax questions. Roosevelt sent a letter of approval while Hoover addressed the inter state legislation assembly, urging scientific division efforts and urging future cooperation in governance.
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