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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1933
Page
7
Ohio lawmakers debate a 17 million dollar appropriation for six months of 1998 as veto delays and potential state payroll gaps loom. Senate committees prep a busy week while a separate filibuster stalls Philippine independence votes and ongoing debates touch prohibition and veteran benefits.
Congress continues debate on independence bill as joint committees resume work. Other panels consider veterans aid, interstate commerce licensing, agriculture emergency measures, unemployment relief, production loans, and banking legislation through judiciary and related committees.
Several people are reported dead or injured in Ohio from a mix of crashes, drownings, and a fatal vehicle fire. Names include Glen Hoover, 24, and Mrs Au, 45, of Troy, plus others from Willoughby, Amelia, Muske you, and Niles. A child, TA Myers, eight, died after an accident near a police chief's home.
Mt Sterling Ohio reports the death of David Wheeler aged about 84, claimed as survivor of Company K, 176th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry Civil War era. The note also mentions upcoming meetings and a birthday party at Mrs Rader’s home.
President elect Roosevelt weighs a younger cabinet after persistent advice from friends and influential Backer Col BE M House, an ally of Woodrow Wilson, arguing to avoid aging political figures. The idea gains traction as discussions unfold during Hyde Park visits.
Remorss today had erased the suicide of Clinton Crain 38 who helped kindle the fatal blaze at the Ohio Penitentiary Easter Monday 1930. Crain was found hanging in his cell at the prison yesterday August 31 1930 just after midnight. James Raymond and Hugh Gibbons previously died by hanging in similar fashion tied to the disaster. Grale formerly of Virginia entered the prison in 1922 for robbery and had kept apart from fellow prisoners since the fire.
From Auckhunt New Zealand dated January 16 natives in Soloman Island capitals report a boom in local marriage markets as Sin erango’s Savi-Pn-Onn pays a record 1420 monies for a wife. He bought the dusky maid on installments and will pay the rest over his life.
Mrs. Aelen Mower, 28, told her husband she trusted him to save her before shooting herself. Coroner Smith labeled it death by own action with no stated motive. A separate notice orders a new sale date for Seward property after Citizens Savings Bank action against Walter Seward Jr.
A behind the scenes battle within the Republican Party centers on control of the party organization as supporters of Hoover and his followers maneuver to resist rivals seeking influence after his presidency. Weaver’s faction appears confident in maintaining influence as March approaches.
In Washington and Beijing the week’s debate centers on U S aid to China and proposed increases to wartime appropriations. Representative Lane seeks a 5.8 percent rise as allies push for arms and air power, while Chinese nationalists report clashes and casualties in Shanghai and Zhejiang as Japanese forces advance.
Report notes several snakes at the London Zoo are fitted with glass eyes after war era damage. Keepers secure the eyes, but issues arise when snakes shed skin as eyes pop out and must be reset.
Local police say Millard reported at the desk that the two Falge elder twins were last seen under care at the hospital. The sergeant answered with a blunt remark, noting the unpredictability of such missing reports and the need for careful follow up.
Columbus Ohio AP reports B Caple of Toledo may be elected president of the State Board of Agriculture, succeeding Lir Palmer of Pataskala. Wf Morton of Camden was named in the tally.
Senate opens with Senator Harrison of Mississippi proposing a survey of all plans addressing current economic problems. A subcommittee would prepare invitations and hearings to chart the nation’s economic outlook for the incoming Roosevelt administration. The move aims to clarify pressing issues as the new team prepares policy.
An explosion wrecked the home of Justice John Th. Morgan in Rainpoint yesterday injuring Morgan and his wife. The blast shattered windows and caused extensive damage. Investigators sought an explanation for the incident as officials and neighbors reacted to the sudden blast.
Nora Grimes Jackson of Brook Jon, Noo Ve, Smid ponders if a body found October 23 near Mineimak is her husband William Jackson who vanished that day while traveling from Brooklyn. Final account in Inman estate filed in probate court shows administration and allowances.
Judgment for 4048.14 was granted in common pleas court to Cavett company against Souder for materials and equipment furnished for road construction. Witnesses Marie Walls Kate Conklin Jillian Sexton and Newt Lanson of Middletown were called in an alleged furniture agreement case involving Myrtle Royer and Rosa James.
A reported protest during the baptism ceremony for a Bulgarian princess drew government attention. Monseigneur Ranculli protested to Premier Manueluuott as Orthodox and Catholic factions clashed over church rites at the royal palace. The dispute touched on the queen and royal heirs amid religious tension in Bulgaria.
An unusual court outline references Stemley’s response in a pollen suit. The fragment mentions a milieu near De air Viled Mondial and a person named Jackson, Cam Top, with vague geographic and party identifiers.
Prohibition marks its third anniversary as officials announce intensified efforts. South McBride, Anti Saloon League general superintendent, calls for renewed constitutional action while Mrs. Henry W. Peabody of the Wannamanti Center for Law Enforcement reports campaigns to promote the Eighteenth Amendment.
The Vatican declares an Exceptional Holy Year of prayer led by Pope Pius XII to promote racial harmony, political peace, and universal salvation on the eve of the era. The proclamation cites spiritual renewal and the aim of mercy toward souls, with ceremonies in St. Peter’s and related sites.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Jesse Sayre daughter of President Woodrow Wilson. She was lifelong peace advocate and wife of Francis Bines Sayre. The report references her Harvard writings, residence in Gaines County, and family ties to the White House.
Dayton reports Mrs. John Haker, mother of four, despondent over ill health, ended her life this morning by drowning in a cistern at her home. Paris notes South American Cable confirms Dean Mermoz, en route from Paris to Buenos Aires, was near St. Pauls Rocks this afternoon.
Report filed in the Craig estate notes widow Dossin or Doxson as executrix and Craig as daughter receiving M185 from William Cnig estate. Court records show no inheritance tax due. gross value listed as 312 including 500 in rent, with expenses paid by the widow as executrix.
A draft plan proposed by the Ohio chamber outlines certificates redeemable during a fixed period. The agreement would have a national scope with the corporation handling funds and issues. Members except the general manager would serve with pay, while the general manager would not.
Judge Robert R. Novi today relayed a plea from an independent firm facing charges in Obie. The case concerns alleged manipulation of retail prices in this section, with court action set for further proceedings.
George Berry was selected as third vice president and title as fourth vice president, reflecting leadership changes within the Shudder Uhagsber of Commerce. Senate judiciary committee moved to reach agreement on a beer and wine bill amid ongoing delay.
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