McCue Sentenced to Three Years for Bank Embezzlement
McCue was found guilty of embezzling funds from the Commercial Bank of Middletown while cashier. Judge Bell sentenced him to three years in the Ohio penitentiary and directed no part of the term be served in solitary confinement. The court discussed the bank’s closing, possible further indictments, and an appeal.
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BieCua
Commercial Bank of
Middletown
Ohio
Charlé
Bell
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Reckce
Kimball Seolé
Scott
Ula. m
AL D. Burns
John: P
Rogers
John Christ
Court of Appeals
McGue
Tunge Bell
Rial
McCo. Ns
Pension Fund
SfeCue
Nieve i
May
McCue
Burns
McCne
Boott
Commercial Bank
Ohio Su Ivenir Court
Menace to Bathers as Cincinnati Man Dies in River
Sheriff John G Schumacher directs search for the body of Joseph Febm age 24 a insarsuve collector of 4031 Haywood Ave Prica Hill Cincinnati who drowned last night in the Great Miami near the Verise bridge after he tried to save a girl Miss Constance Boser age 19 of 1683 Providence Street Cincinnati She said she was swept downstream and Grasped a branch for help Coroner Edward Cook reported Miss Bosier and other bathers were among those nearby Officials noted high muddy river from recent rains and called for improved river rescue gear
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John G. Schumacher
Joseph Febm
Haywood Avenue
Prica Hill
Cincinnati
Verise
Fehm
Constance Boser
Providence Street
Fel
Miss Boster
Edward Cook
Schumacher
Mark Duerr
Art Linkins
Snch
Cook
Venice Bridge
Lebi
John L. Prosser marks 17 years at Hamilton Y
John L. Prosser, general secretary of the Hamilton Y, came to Hamilton from Cleveland 17 years ago on July 1 2014. He served six years as boys work director before becoming general secretary in 1920, noted for distinguished service and leadership in the Ohio association.
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John L. Proseer
Hamilton
MC. Ay
Cleveland
Ohio
Proseer
Las Bell
Prosser
Enfire
Fire Loss In June Reported By Hamilton Fire Dept
Fire Chief William Conlin reports Hamilton fire department answered multiple fire calls and one false alarm during June. Total building damage estimated at 7,230 dollars and content damage at 600 dollars, totaling 8,830 dollars for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Fire Department
William Conlin
Five Year Old Drowns In 70 Foot Pool Incident
Co operating with Coroner Edward Cook, Sheriff John Schumacher ordered the gravel pit near Fairplay closed after a tragedy involving a five-year-old boy. The boy was allowed to swim in 70 feet of water with only a deflated inner tube for buoyancy. Officials warned bathers of dangerous undercurrents and the risk to even skilled swimmers.
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Edward Cook
John Schumacher Thesuay
Fairpley
Emong Heal
Robert C. Smith Hamilton Artist Dies at 85
Robert C. Smith longtime Hamilton artist died at his home 645 East Avenue after a prolonged illness. Born in Covington Kentucky he would have turned 86 this month. He came to Hamilton as a young man and worked 32 years for Mozler Safe Company as a landscape painter on their product sales.
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Rober
Hamilton
Eass Avenue
Smith
Covington
Kentucky
Mozler Safe Company
Siire
Cabin Roster at Y M C A Camp Opens Second Period
Camp at Campbell Gaul begins second period with 70 boys, many new campers, and returning attendees. Leaders include Cabini, Jender, Russell Sufiman, Bill Marion, Ralph Marion, Bill Wim, Bill Sneed, Graham Milnes, Bill Morner, John Henry. Cabin 1 leaders Pat Rottlebush, Robert Laloiteaux, Warren Bauer, Wesley Brashares, George Dreber, Seth Gallacher, Jack Reiter, David Harper. Cabin 3 led by Robert Kernphan, Jive Potter, Paul Rogers, Vorest. Continued on Page 15.
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Cabini
Jeuder
Russell Sufiman
Bill Marion
Ralph Marion
Bil Wim
Bill Sneed
Graham Milnes
Bill Morner
John Henry
Cabin 1
Pat Rottlebush
Robert Laloiteaux
Warren Bauer
Wesley Brashares
George Dreber
Seth Gallacher
Jack Reiter
David Harper
Cahia 3
Robert Kernphan
Jive Potter
Paul Rogers
Vorest
Anderson Ends Service as West Side Baptist Superintendent
Robert Anderson, serving three years as superintendent of the West Side Baptist, tendered his resignation after Monday night’s board meeting. Under his guidance Sunday School enrollment more than tripled and the new addition to the Sunday school was completed last Sunday under his supervision. His resignation will be voted on at the next board meeting. Hargiss Shackleford will serve as interim superintendent.
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Robert Anderson
West Side Baptist Sundar Ethon
Board of Trustees
Anderson
Gordon Avenue
Trasteee
Hargiss Shackleford
Macadam Selected for North Side Pike Contract
State Highway Director awarded the contract for about five and a half miles of the Siae Town Pike No 4 from Hamilton City to near Sevenmile. Christ and Beatty of Sevenmile bid 110 444 50 to lay a tapeadam pavement 40 feet wide from Hamilton to Schaeffer’s Creek then 20 feet wide to the end. Hamilton Inter will likely be employed. Phy Andrews Asphalt Paving Co bid 153 500 on two paving types. The bio Road Improvement Co of Columbus bid on another hot mixture.
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Siae Town
Hamilton
Christ and Beatty
Sevenmile
Schaeffer 'S Creek
LeSaurdisville
Fice
Hamilton Inter
Phy Andrews Asphalt
Bio Road Improvement Company of Columbus
Street Showers Begin For Kiddies In City Summer Fun
City opens a kids street shower program with 75 children at B Street and the viaduct. City park supervisor L. J. Smith leads the effort with Patrolman George Vau Liou assisting as water sprays cool celebrants. Showers run half an hour, twice daily, on a rotating city schedule through the summer barring shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Smith
George Vau Liou
Sparking Machines Found On Country Lanes Sheriff Reports
Sheriff John C. Schumacher said hundreds of machines were found on rural lines Tuesday night. He answered calls and ordered some to stop, but in most cases found no grounds for arrest.
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John C. Schumacher
Junior Order installs new officers in Butler council No 93
Butler council No 93 Junior Order United American Mechanics held a Tuesday meeting to install officers. Floyd Chapman was councilor, Lewis A. Binkley vice councilor, Leonard Detz recording secretary, Mat Muaz assistant recording secretary, Fred Yoche warden, Navid Jouts inside seacutines, Cinley Powell Jr DP, Clarence Hazlett chaplain, and several others named as treasurer and trustees. Clarence Hazlett, junior past councilor, received the past councilor’s jewel.
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Butler Council
United American Mechanics
South Secomd Street
Floyd Chapman
Lewis A. Binkley
Issistant
Leonard Detz
Mat Muaz
Fred Yoche
Se¢Utines
Navid Jouts
Cinley
Relief on Way Due Friday in Weather Report
Weather prediction from general headquarters says relief is expected by Friday with cooler conditions and possible showers. Forecaster notes continued unsettled conditions through Monday, followed by relief, but adds lingering heat and sporadic showers as the week progresses.
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Phere Ayas
Torsday
Weather Watch: Week Brings High Temps and Humid Nights
The article notes hour by hour conditions with BS degrees and high humidity. Nights were decent except for a tough sleep night. The week saw no readings below 70 degrees, three days above 100, three in the high nineties, and two days near 40 degrees.
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Miser
Mercy student nurse joins crusade at Niagara Falls
Vera Wingerberg of the Merry Hospital School of Nursing attends the Mission Crusade convention at Niagara Falls as a delegate. She travels with the Cincinnati unit, joined by Sisters of Mercy and graduates of Our Lady of Mercy Academy. A Canadian trip is planned for part of the week.
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Vera Wingerberg
Wreshman
Merry Hospital School of Nursing
Niagara Falls
Shool Wingerberg
Cincinnati
Niagart
Sisters of Mercy
Our Lady of Mercy, Academy
Wrek
Hamilton Police Arrests Reach 189 in June
Hamilton police department reported 189 arrests in June. Police Chief J C Calhoun disclosed the figure this morning and previews of other month statistics will be presented to council at tonight’s meeting.
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Hamilton
J.C. Calhoun
Poten
Not Dead, Just Asleep At Ford Boulevard
Police and coroner raced to Ford Boulevard after a call reported a man dead in a parked car. The man, later identified as Charles Lakes, awoke minutes after arrival claiming he had been swimming and fell asleep.
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Ford Boulevard
Edward Coax
John Schumacher
Charles Lakes
Trom Automobili
Arthur Cash
Chase Avenyt
Elestrie Light
Hig Automobile
Kiwanis District Meet Planned in Oxford
Kiwanis plans a district meeting in Oxford on July 15 with men and women enjoying different activities. An evening program features Governor Schramm of Ohio Kiwanis as the keynote after dinner at 6 30. The event includes plans announced at a Tuesday club meeting.
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Kivanix Club
Oxford
Schramm
Ohio Kiwanis
Hunters Mistakenly Kill Pet Dog Believed Wolf on Farm
A Hamiltonian report describes farmer Eschenbrenner finding a dead gray animal on his Ostar Bech enbrenner farm. The animal turned out to be a pet dog weighing about 30 pounds, mistaken for a wolf. The farmer plans to affidavit that his police dog never killed a fawn.
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Shandon
Ostar Bechenbrenner
Jed Hschenbrenner
Wall Shore
Polles
Eschenbrenner
Hamilton Group to Attend World Y Conference in Toronto
Hamilton Y M C A group led by Charles Mucks Jul L Presser Louis Hrechtling Jr and Pat Rodabueh will attend the World Y M C A conference in Toronto from July 27 to August 2. About 57 countries and 600 delegates will be represented with 200 more from the U S and Canada. The event follows Helsingfors Finland five years ago and is the first North American host in this five year international series. Delegates from Hamilton also plan broader participation at the Y M C A world convention in Cleveland August 4 9 led by Earl Thompson.
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Charles Mucks
Jul. L. Presser
Louis Hrechtling, Jr
Pat Roudabueh
Hamilton Y.M
Young Men’s and Boy's Workers Assembly
Toronto
Canada
United States
Prasser
Helsingfors
Finland
Cleveland
Earl Thompson
Prosser
Bank Clearings Show Decrease This Week
Bank exchanges for the week ending show a drop to 9,652.21 from the prior week’s 264.97, indicating a net decline in clearing activity. This brief item notes the weekly totals and change in bank clearings.
Crime Survey Finds Auto Thefts Lead Hamilton Offenses
Hamilton police report May crime totals show 51 major offenses with 56 auto thefts. Other offenses include burglary 8 grand larceny 3 robbery 4 and petty theft 10. Nationwide data hint crime dip except murder rises in smaller cities. larger cities also see murder upticks.
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Hamilton
Washington
Llamilton
Department of Justice
Work progresses on new post office site in town
More than 400 cubic yards of fill were removed from the H.2 Gw post office site at Front and Court streets on Tuesday, with excavating continuing today. An old cistern holding about a few inches of water was found during scargoing before the wall for basement construction is prepared. The article notes ongoing demolition of old concrete foundations.
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Court Streets
Hamiltons Weather By A. 8. KEATS
Antimum yesterday, 5, Miniskmns last yight, 72, Temperatures for the same for the following years: ee 103 1926 1028 1927 1928 102 Max WM MBL A 98 Of Min, 8 65 68 gf 68 ¢
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West Side Baptist
Evening Journal
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Alice Wright
Keene
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Miss Ae
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Cassidy
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JR. Order
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MERCY
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Kiwanis
Hamilton Group
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