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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
9
Indianapolis January 26 1913 miners from bituminous districts meet in joint conference with operators. They discuss strike actions and wage terms ahead of an April first wage conference while officials attend. The text notes adjournment to permit participation and mentions winter periods affecting operations.
Cotuitlive reports a Municipal League gathering endorsing economy and efficiency as its core slogan. Officers elected include Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo as executive committee chair and F W Woerbst of Cincinnati as chamber of commerce president, with Aztin Gottlieb among notable nominees.
A fully developed infant body was discovered yesterday afternoon by W. J. Prothora in the factory rill near Walnut and Filezer alleys. Ribbon tied around the throat, footprints in snow suggest foul play. Coroner to investigate as murder suspected. parents possibly well to do, according to clothing.
Moravian settlement women form a new sect led by Kowalski as their savior. They demand he allow himself to be sacrificed to prove their tenets by resurrection. Kowalski wavers. thirty women seize him during the attempt, police intervene to stop the sacrifice.
Thomas Pishwick is described as the first constable elected in the city and will serve in that role, noting his loyalty to the office and willingness to serve the community. He has qualified by bond and assumed duties, avoiding association with any special court.
Pittsburg January 21 a report details a January 1900 dinner hour burglary at the homes of Mrs William Thaw and Tendy Kowltwan wealthy residents. Thaw valuables valued about 235000 disappeared along with 40000 to 100000 in jewelry and furs from the Kowltwan residence. Some jewels later returned reportedly with no pin missing. Indictments were certified against Nellie Prince Harry Robinson Joe Birtsch and Geo Bissutt of Chicago. Robinson said to be serving a twenty year sentence in Stillwater Minnesota for an alleged assault. Birtsch and Bissett whereabouts unknown. A detective will go to Chicago for Prince.
New York and West Virginia governors engage in talks with Colonel Roosevelt about a possible presidential nomination. Gov Glasscock reportedly carries a note from several governors seeking Roosevelt's position. Roosevelt says he does not know about it.
General Benjamin P. Runkle of Columbus and Cincinnati named trustee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of David R. Silver of Sidney. Appointment follows Governor Harmon and Malay's action. Runkle, a revived regular army officer, will join the university board.
District Judge Carpenter allowed the government to introduce fifty original margin sheets of the National Packing Co. for the first eight months of 191N. The defense denied knowledge of the documents, but LrL Chey produced them suddenly in court yesterday via District Attorney Wilkerain.
Wheat for May opens at 101 and 7 8 cents, corn at 67 1/2, oats at 50 cents in Chicago markets. The brief item notes daily commodity closings with minor variations across grains.
Miss Lana Ford, 18, Western College for Women student from Oxford, has been missing since January 14. The search focuses on St Louis after a Chicago wire from her aunt, aided by Rev Ray W Furness Lewin. Police verify train records show a trunk checked in Louisville on January 14, but no confirmation the girl herself carried it. Dean Mary Sawyer describes Ford as quiet and unobtrusive with no known romance. Friends fear a possible plot keying the transit from Beaver Day with a college friend Pauline Coleman to Louisville. No clue to her whereabouts remains. Pool game noted at Dennis Buckley’s with Sehnster’s five.
Chorge Schumaker underwent operation on Thursday at Morey Hospital for a unspecified condition. Surgeons reported the procedure as successful and he is recovering swiftly today at the facility.
A petition signed by all firemen except three substitutes was presented to Mayor Stein and Minitor of HablicSately David raul. It asks for one day off in every five and notes firemen now work eight hours with police on duty. The petition argues rest will improve service to citizens.
A swift blaze at the Paul A. Sorg family apartment in New York’s millionaire enclave forced the family from their suite on Eighty seventh Street. The fire, confined to the gutted rooms, prompted neighbors and nearby mansions of Bradley Martin and Henry Phipps to awaken as embers scattered into the corridor.
Maria Green as administrator files the first annual account for the Green estate showing a balance of 61.07 dollars on hand for distribution.
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