Constitutional League Planned Meeting Promises Civic Involvement
May Be Organized Saturday Night delegates David Pierce Brivley Shafter of Butter county issue a call for an informal meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to form a Constitutional League. The group aims to keep citizens informed on the convention’s work with weekly proceedings, no dues, and broad county participation.
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David Pierce
Brivley Shafter
Greer
Chamber of Commerce
Elork
Hamiltom
Baller Vowuty
Olient
Shaffer Proposes Constitutional League Plan for Debate
Delegate Shaffer outlines a plan to form constitutional convention leagues in every village and city to discuss proposed constitutional changes. A $20,000 appropriation will publish debates and copies for citizens. The effort targets Butler and Teague counties with a kickoff at the Chamber of Commerce gathering Saturday night.
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Butter County
Hamilton
Columbus
Slanley Shaffer
Ca” Seaire
Fay
Shaffer
Pierce
Butley County
Chamber of Commerce
House Debates Steel and Iron Tariff Bill
In Washington on January 26, Chairman Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee opened debate on the steel and iron tariff bill. An expected five hours of discussion followed with Underwood aiming to close general debate tomorrow and House leaders hoping for passage by Monday. Representative Palmer of Pennsylvania opened for the Democrats, expressing confidence the bill would become law.
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Washington, D.C
Speedy Welkont
Palmer
Pennsylvania
St Pan’s church hosts large afternoon and evening coffee event
The ladies group at St Pan’s Church on Campbell Avenue held a successful coffee event yesterday afternoon and evening with a large turnout.
City council to install benches and drinking stands
At last evening’s city meeting council members instructed to add benches and seats for Ludlow park and to install drinking fountains. Committees were tasked to examine March drinking facilities on Guadiaw and Golan avenues and investigate other town concerns.
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Ludlow Park
Guadiaw
Gotan Avenue
McKisson Divorce Filed By Mrs McKisson In Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio January 26 Mrs Mamie Hill McKisson seeks divorce and alimony from former Mayor Robert E McKisson alleging neglect and failure of duty. The couple’s separation was announced days earlier and McKisson formerly Miss Mamie Langeldu daughter of a wealthy manufacturer.
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Cleveland, C
Mie Hill McKisson
Sil
Robert E. McKisson
McKisson
Sie
Mamie ‘Langeldu
Daughi
The Real Value of Your Food Digestion Claim
An ad touts Dr William Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. It features patient testimonial, promises to improve digestion, blood uptake, appetite, energy, and vitality, and offers a free booklet by requesting via mail.
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Wiliaie
Irs
Qurtis Sidie
West Larsgill Street
Wooster
Ohio
Williame
Wink Pilla
Pela
Tor
Williama
Popeia
Illiams
Sterling Paper plans Hamilton mill expansion to triple capacity
The Sterling Paper Company announced immediate extensions to its Hamilton mill, nearly tripling capacity. Current operations employ about 1,100 workers. New facilities include five story slack houses, machine rooms, and a binder building all of reinforced concrete. Investment totals around 175000 dollars with a new 2,400 inch machine to be installed and high grade papers added to the Puy line. Construction expected to start before February and shift from current capacity to expanded output.
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Sterling Paper Company
Rovérete
Hecome Puy
Senate in session on tariff revision bill debate continues
In Congress Washington reports that the Senate, not in session, met at 2 p m Monday with debate on the tariff revision bill underway. General debate expected to continue tomorrow and the bill may be passed late tomorrow afternoon. Samuel Untermeyer of New York testified before the rules committee on alleged domination by four banking groups. Lewis C. Branis of Boston tied up with religious and pending data trash Wille aba heating before the judiciary committee.
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Mor
Tomors
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Lewis C. Branilis
Boston
Medal To The Journal Recalled In Middletown Ohio
Michael Bannion aged 79 Civil War veteran died at the Veterans home in Marian Indiana. Former Middletown resident his remains will be brought back for burial here. A large fire destroyed two houses on Sycamore Street owned by John W Montgomery causing estimated loss up to five thousand dollars.
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Dletown
Michael
Bannion
Marian
Syemore Street
John W. Montgomery
Jody
Sherman McPherson Named Reappointed U S District Attorney
Washington January report from the White House announced that Sherman McPherson would be reappointed United States district attorney at Cincinnati.
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Washington
Sherman McPherson
United Sites
Cincinnati
Dick Miller Challenge Sparks Morning Duel at Morner's
In a tense exchange Dennison issues a chilling challenge to Miller. Miller states he will not accept the offer but agrees to meet at Morner's tomorrow at 10 AM to settle the dispute. The bout is billed as deciding the true champion of the district amid heated exchange.
Daughters Inherit Estate In Equal Shares From Will
The will from Matefiet township names six daughters as equal heirs and Bt. Holly as executor. Dated July 20, TOG, the estate is to be divided among the daughters per the will provisions.
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Goarge
Bald Heads Not Wanted in Local Rexall Appeal
An advertisement from Rexall Remedies urges Hamilton residents to treat scalp and hair issues with Rexall 83 Muir Tonic. It promises a money back offer if the tonic does not grow hair, claims widespread baldness affliction among adults, and invites support from local pharmacies on Bee and High Rise streets.
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le Lake
Hamilton Mo
Hamilton
Rexall
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