Hamilton Visit Clears Up Dago Rose Relation
On a Sunday trip from Toledo to Otuelimati for a murder trial, Bob Zwick denies knowledge of two Hamilton gang slayings and says Dago T Ross Meyora is not his wife but a trusted friend. He changes his story aboard a train to Cincinnati, insisting he did not meet George Murphy or Padling Wilson and does not know Git.
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Enrtute
Toledo
Otuelimati
Bob Zwick
Zangland Fox
Tamilton
Zwick
Cincinnati
George Murphy
Padling Wilson
Robert
Bob
Pewick
Cincinnath
Peter Dundle
Mehory
Pellanieli
North Cols Fogs
Hal Rodney Ford
Clanine Hall
John
Toy) Messner
Zwick Train Through Hamilton Heads To Cincinnati
Notorious gangster Zwick is transported from Hamilton by rail in handcuffs to Cincinnati. Police guard the coach while Sheriff Dutterfield and investigators pursue murder ties linked to the 1929 Big Mine River death and the 1929 Parker case. An officers report notes no armed guard expected, with communication about Murphy and Wilson remains.
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Bob Zwick
Cincinnati
Baltimayé and Ohio Railroad
Staton
Folica
John O. Galbonn
Hamilton County
Jon Schasffer
Obelmati
Hamilton
Zwick
Zurick
Joseph $i Schueffee
Gineinnadi
Murphy
New Wood
Ohio
Pang
Twamilton
Épenkoasies
Vnaline Wilson
Maurphy
Veaver
Wonton Street
Wilson
Ieler
Anneline Young
Yorick
dJirobs
Awick
Jacobs
Retail Grocers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Retail Grocers and Mont Dealers' Association of Tininiiten held its annual meeting on Wednesday night at boatquarters on Third Street and Maple Avenue. Officers elected include Roy Manele as president, Fred Stile as recording secretary, Horan Petzold as financial secretary, Wich. ard Graf as treasurer, William Becker as inside guard, and Charlo Brinnoer as trustee. An after-meeting social with refreshments followed. John Z. Geiser was elected president.
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Sonia
Tohn Z. Geiser
Men s Federated Class To Meet At Wipat Mp
The Utamiliey Wateratinn of Men s Bille clnoe with its monthly aneeting at the Wipat Mp fist church. A special program has been ar ranged for telecasion. Executive committee and voting delegates, two from each class, will meet at 7 oclock to consider place for the annual election and other matters of deportance to the federation.
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Utamiliey Wateratinn
Wipat
Fist
First Arrest This Year In City Court Reported
Charles Barcham and Freeman Guennes faced municipal court on Thursday morning amid a lengthy police record. Both men were charged with multiple offenses. Bail and fines were issued after preliminary proceedings.
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Charles Barcham
Freeman Guennes
Polices Neailquarters
Minar Chargis
Duden
Alphonse Pater
Bareham Cone
Barehany
Federals Seize Liquor and Autos in Two Raids
Prohibition agents nabbed four men in two Hamilton area raids on Wednesday night. William Finley and Jon Mareuty, both charged with transporting liquor, were arraigned in Cincinnati federal court and held on $1,000 bonds. The other raid netted two men, Charles Williams and Red Bloom, charged with liquor possession. no moonshine still was found, but liquor, mash, and finished product were seized and bonds set for their release on Hamilton records.
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Wodaral
Hemilton
Butler Enanty
William Finley
Gordon Avenue
Jon Mareuty
Bnet McMicken
Ciiginnati
Columbia Bridge
Reizer
Inley
Marea
U.S
Cincinnati
Charles Williams
Catéou Run Road
Sevenmile
Red Bloom
Willian Thomas
Ross Avenue
Hamilton
Rig Milford
Pleasant Avenue
Harilton
Brannon Names Shea Assistant in Ohio Highway Desk
Brannon announces Shea as assistant division engineer at the Ohio pway department. Shea succeeds Earl Ri char, who becomes resident engineer of Warren county. Shea, born in Indiana and Purdie University graduate, has long served with the Morgan engineering company and the Miami conservancy district.
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Lake Brannon
Ohio Pway
Pew
Shen
Dayton
C. W. Marrell Colanbus Wardneslay Shea
Earl Richar
Warren County
Montgomery
Iroble
Greene
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Wansitton
Clermeant
Ragineer Brannon
Elect Congregational Officers Reports Show Increased Work
Wasi elected moderator of the First Congregational church at the annual meeting held Wednesday night. Officers elected include Clerk Mrs. Werner Rennelt, Treasurer Thi & Browns, Deacons De Taser, Mos, Materson Habingan, Trastow. Financial secretary Stanley Tasso, Lucille Jackman Weiser, Kate Norris chairs reception committee with George Stegemiller and others. Various standing committees named with chairwomen and members listed. continuation noted on Page 3.
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Meister Wasi
First Congregational Wharehab
Ehark
Mhor
Werner Rennelt
Thi & Browns
Va de Taser
Ehay Mos
Materson Habingan
Trastow
Sune Dav
Aelool
Siperis
Eclenty
Chaves Ges Ie
Friday the Thirteenth: superstition and warnings told
A jittery note on Friday the 13th. It warns readers to beware superstition and bad luck, urging calm despite unusual omens and the rumor of supernatural misfortune. It references rituals like ladders and charms and suggests a belief in magic acts to ward off spirits.
Strange Luggage Leads To Inquiry In Lawler Arrest
Walter Morrison, 25, of Washington DC, arrested by Baltimore and Ohio detective on a charge of riding trains illegally. A freight-car search revealed a suitcase with literature and a suit, while Morrison claimed the clothing belonged to a friend. Morrison fined 24 dollars and costs, later held for report identification.
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Lawler
Holmes
Walter Morrison
Washington, D. C
W. A Gawlss
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Morrison
Gailron
Share the Work Board Organized
Completion of an organization to perfect the activities of the Share the Work movement was transacted at a noon meeting of the district committee in the Anthony Wayne hotel. Present were Alexander Shoingan president of Champion Coated Paper Mills company and other executives including John F B Northway secretary Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Bennet Chapple of American Rolling Mills A K Louis president Middlesex Gienglociation Clarke Marion and Dr Louis Freshtling both of Champion Coated Paper Mills.
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Anthony Wayne Hotel
Alexander Shoingan
Champion Coated Paper, Mills Company
Shalrian
John FB. Northway
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Ecretary
Bennett Chapple
American Rolling Mills Company
A. K. Louis
Midletown Gie N Glociation
Clarke Marion
Dr. Louis Freshtling
Champion Coated Paper Mills Company
Griffin Appeal Lost and Huber Files in Supreme Court
Griffin loses appeal in state court and Hubbard pursues Supreme Court review. The record cites injuries at a manufacturing plant and a printer, with a contested judgment and appeals through courts. Clayton sues the State Industrial Commission for reopening tuberculosis compensation claims after a September accident that cost him a limb.
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Griffin
Huber
Supreme Court
Columbus
Dan
Cecil O. Griffin
Middletown
Barkelow Wleetriz Manufarturing Company
Mie
Bubler County
Romrnsn Pleasan
Mourh of Appeals
Bipremie Conrt
Tarkelaw
Iwee
Tinhhe
Clayton
William Maze Dies at Middletown
William Maze died Wednesday at his home 2904 Christel Avenue Middletown after a paralysis stroke on December 31. Survived by a daughter Mrs. Varn West of Union and other relatives. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:30 PM at the Church of Christ Middletown with interment in Middletown Cemetery.
Eight Groups Entered in Debating League Schedule
Eight groups entered the first series of debates across eight schools in the system. Schools include Monroe, Sevenmile, Morgan, Hoss, Heily, Somerville, Pajesfiell, and West Chester. Teams each argue for and against the topic on government revenue from sources other than tangible property. The schedule lists matchups such as Fairlight at Somerville and Monroe at Westchester, with the six debating squads and their coaches named.
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Vebatok
Buller Coty Nehabing
Regu
League
Monroe
Sevenmile
Morgan
Hoss
Heily
Somerville
Pajesfiell
West Chester
Howe
Ag Pollows
FairLiglt
Westchester
Okeana
Fairfield
Seily
Severity
Mediana
Ross
Reily
Ross Ale
Girls and Boys Hi-Y to Present School Play
The Girly Ti-Y and Boys' Ti-Y clubs of Hiwitton High announce a school play this February. A committee led by the president with adviser cooperation selects the cast today. Rehearsals begin next Monday as plans are finalized for the event.
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Hi-Y
Hiwitton High School
Prasitant Ig
Tryonte
Moonshine Raid at Wallace Street Home
Miss Nellie Young, 3 1/2, held at 1210 Wallace after police found a moonshine still and operational equipment in her home at 1 30 am Thursday. Detectives Decker and others seized a gallon jug with moonshine odor and a 100 gallon still setup though not running at raid time.
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Nellie Young
Wallace Atrect
Oscar Decker
Torker
Robert Leonard
Robert Dinwiddle
Herb Growthern
Mrs Edw Cook Jr Called by Death Saturday
Mrs Florence Cook of Hamilton dies after long illness with death announced after a hospital transfer. Born July 25, 1908 in the city she was 34 years old at death leaving husband Edward W Cook Jr and three daughters Marian Lutie Florence and three sons. Continued on Page 3.
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Edw. Cook, Jr
Hamilton
Florence Cook
Edward W. Cook
Edward Cook
St. Joseph's
Franklin
Ita
Gack
Mrs. Cook
Marian
Lutie
Flocence
Business Girls Club elects officers at Y W meeting
Mize Tareille Wiltion was elected president of the YWCA Business Girls club at a capper meeting in the elm room on Monday night. Other officers named include Veltterino Gilbert treasurer and Naomi Brosry secretary. A bake sale is set for Saturday January 14 and plans for an intercon ference February 11 and 12 were discussed. Two supper meetings monthly with interest groups were approved.
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Mize Tareille Wiltion
Elm Room
Veltterino Gilbert
Vier
Naomi Brosry
Hunt
Kay Westone
Precident
Ann Menerbach
Embezzlement Probe Follows Trenton Bank Shortage
State banking officials plan to charge B. Martindale with embezzlement as the grand jury resumes Friday. Auditors found a shortage around 72,000 linked to Martindale while he served as state signifying agent. Bond coverage and indications point to extensive irregularities in the closing days of December.
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Teputicn
State Department of Banking Today
Trenton
BE. B. Martindalsy
Apevial
Martindale
Ohin
Marktdale
State Banking Department
Ani Henslement
Rand
Rerktin
Paul A. Baden
Maretindale
A. J. Meice
Nolson
Baden
D. J. Bohure
Banking Department
Columbus
Sis
Newark
Martin‘date
Haden
Meier
Grand Jury
Tennys
Thwan
Marlindato
Laebande
No Fire Runs Outside City Warned by Hamilton Agency
The Hamilton Association of Insurance Arena reports a letter from William Conlin stating that due to entralment in fire department membership and the city's finances there will be no fire service outside Hamilton city limits. Insurance agents warn policyholders that until further notice fire department service is void outside the city.
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Hamilton Association of Insurance Arena
William Conlin
Hamilton
Hamilton Fire Department
Hamilton Weather Data From A E Heath Archive
Historical weather snippet records figures for Hamilton with daily highs and lows. The fragment lists maximum temperatures and minimums across several years including 1951 1979 and provides partial values such as 14 and 32 degrees. The readable portion hints at a weather log with past dates and temperature readings for a specific acre date and location.
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Ong IM
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Zwickt
Dago Rose
Trenton Bank Butler
John J, Ghiahr
Brannon
Shea
Tieteclive Dinandie
Mitch
Morrigan
Cleveland
Leno
Ceminkne
Washington
RAK
W. Baird
Columbia Murex
Wamilam
Domenal
William Maze
Fairfield—Cough
GW. Moberts
Anna North
Mary Coyle
Goldie Alcorn
Thelma Pieper
Emily Gibhaut
Richard Grothaus
Dorothy Conmbs
George Brunk
Jack Hillman
Jeanette Warners
Hilda Trothman
Betty Butterfield
Vern Neu
Minigan Township
Business Girls Club
Y. W
Naomi Slack
Bertha Batsener
Tivelyn Bassett
Louise
Gantz
Kay Korn
Albert Winter
Bernice Winter
Huth Shelleyhach
Mary Barnet
Waldering Gilbert
Wilhelmina Gentile
Dorothy Faust
Mildred Moehus
Melba Corhean
Naomi Brosey
Betty Gilbert
Sally Malin
Dorothy Deam
Kelma Fillmore
Kay Weiland
Anna Feuerbach
Annabel Driggs
Betty Stentechler
Hilda Schreck
Rith Wright
Lucille Thompson
Mary Claire Eston
Myrtle Allen
Ed Wheelan
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Haha
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