24 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1913
Page
1
Local newspaper recounts various incidents involving Price McKinney, including travels, a courthouse arrest for speeding, and implied political and mining industry ties. The piece blends rumor and anecdote about McKinney’s lifestyle, business interests, and a courtroom encounter, with Canadian and American references. It also notes a separate court verdict in an unrelated forgery case against Russel Weaver.
A vintage Rexall ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle remedy for irregular bowels. It extols quick relief without griping or nausea and suggests trying a trial with a money back offer. It highlights child and elderly use and notes convenient tin sizes with varying tablet counts and prices.
The Midget Basketball and Hill class league schedule a Tuesday 6:00 PM meet at the YMCA with study groups to follow supper. Employed Boys Club plans a 6:15 PM gathering for supper and a discussion on legitimate rewards for hard work. A court suit in Preble County claims damages of 10,000 over corn theft alleged by Centye Ho Clemmer against a West Alexandria landowner.
The Missionary Women of Blanchester Bunker Will Cinein Anti Chua Palmer's Ration Miunil ton Mason Milford Mentgatery At Chomed Newtown Willington join Pow Missionery Conference at Hamilton Universalist Church Wednesday. Program lists welcome, scripture reading, prayers, missionary Endeavors, discussions on fields in Ohio South Japan, hymns, dinner recess, Bible study, address, offering, and benediction.
The weekly weather report shows below normal temperatures east of the Rockies and near normal conditions on the Pacific slope. A front will move from the Pacific coast to the Rockies Monday, cross the mountains Tuesday, reach the Midwest Tuesday night into Wednesday, and the eastern states Thursday, bringing snow in the north and rain in the south. A second disturbance is expected in the Far West Friday, spreading over the Midwest later in the week.
A Hamilton council of the Catholic Knights of Ohio met at St Augustine's in Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. Treasurer Moran Peters read his annual report, with the auditing committee's report accepted. The council endorsed the Catholic Federation stance against slot machines and lewd pictures. State president Tessph J. Pater and priests Rev Henry Westerman and Rev Henry Haske spoke. A draft resolutions committee, B H Nieporte, Dr A C Brat, and John Grievenkamp, was named on Rev de HL Holthans death without license. William Onders was arrested Friday for operating a automobile without license and tag, but released on own recognizance.
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