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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
1
A scrambled report details former senators and officials facing sentences for false entries and misconduct. The piece notes a number of named individuals, their alleged actions, and the move to place them in a local facility, with mentions of guards and cells and a broader count of prisoners.
The Endeavor leaders outline monthly activities and social events aimed at youth outreach. They plan a quarterly sermon at a United church, a mayorally led meeting, and a Ladies Society social to boost evangelism and community growth.
Religious work committees of several YM and YW organizations will meet Saturday evening at the YMCA to establish Bible classes across city districts. Teachers and supervisors for the classes have been chosen and will confer with the religious committee about program details.
Anusha Mey dau ten vote tallies show E C Burleigh of Augusta to be Maine senator elect. The race notes charting by Chartinl Gard uit and United States observers confirm Burleigh’s victory amid formal proceedings in Augusta.
Two strangers from Li Tsay and a local man peddled phony diamond rings on the road to The Jungles. Police seized rings and cash, arresting three men including Bekert and Grace Wilson. At a mayoral hearing they were fined and released after posting references. charges included selling jewelry without license and resisting arrest.
Washington reports detail holdings of The First Nation Bank of New York. Baker describes assets including 31 million in demand notes and 29 million in other holdings while testifying before the House investigating committee. The testimony also covers bank connections with railroads and final security firms amid tariff and printing press tariff debates.
Police recovered a box of Mrs Hayden jewelry including rings necklaces pins watches and valuables worth about 3000 to 15000 dollars after a burglary on the North Side of Indianapolis. Detectives believe a suspect named Smith staged the theft and fled with the loot. Mrs Hayden and another woman identified at the police station aided the investigation.
Mary Gardner's will, dated September 20 and witnessed by Janinet Al Hottie, divides estate among relatives including her sister Brit. The document names executor and references sums for masses and personal gifts. Related legal actions include divorce suit by Ways Uiler against Thumany thler and an administrator's accounting by Magig for Mary Payne natale. Security for costs required for the Ohio Electric Ry. Co. and other credits are noted.
Uneeda Galing club members enjoyed a lime tea and smirk er at the olive rams tat. Several guests from Detroit who attended the club camp last summer were present.
A sweeping report outlines judges elected to the circuit and court of appeals, with discussion of new laws and the political process. It notes the Supreme Court ruling on eligibility for appellate judges and details proposed measures on minimum wage, public officials, and labor classifications, amid legislative sessions and witnesses from Cincinnati and Columbus.
Washington reports the Supreme Court has sent James A Patten and co defendants to trial in a northern New York case involving a massive cotton corner scheme. Indicted in New York for conspiracy to corner cotton, the defendants allegedly planned to reap up to 60 million dollars in profits through extensive buying, with the government alleging widespread Sherman Act violations. The case, described as highly complex, will be heard by the United States circuit court for southern New York.
The text states that the worker will face a standard workday of no less than forty hours per week. It references individuals and phrases that imply wage, skill, and duties but the exact names and reputable organizations are unclear.
Mrs Mildred Shepherd of Brownsville Din reported twins born Friday amid a head on collision on November 20. Father Peres Shepherd, engineer, survives. Mother's condition and ages of children uncertain amid chaotic circumstances.
A heater or hot box on a machine caused a fire in a roll of paper at the Champion Coated Paper Co plant. Fire started in the woodwork area and was quickly checked by the volunteer fire department after Whiting noticed the blaze and the flames were extinguished with the help of workers.
Cary Herr and several Sheals in Hanlon and Mather County mourn the death of Cary Herr. He died after a brief illness Saturday in Middle town. Formerly of Hamilton, he married Dulla Glgon and was well known and esteemed. He worked in the rolling mill in Mad Diestown. Survived by wife, two brothers, and many friends. He belonged to the Koo TL Tilee and the Foresters. The funeral and burial will be announced.
In Middletown, Lubert I. Read failed to appear in Judge Aurply's court on Friday to prosecute his suit against Wadward Augs purger. Judge Murphy dismissed the jury and granted a continuance of the case for a week.
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