03 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1917
Page
1
Columbus officials debate canal improvements and state ownership, with Democratic figure Montchity papers criticizing current policy. Engineer survey urged to evaluate routes and municipal use to prevent revenue loss and political exploitation. Lewis Burnett injured in county sewer project accident.
Nicholas Walsh and Cyrill Walsh released on bond after a fatal shooting weeks ago in Manbso. An attorney signed for Nicholas and Cyril, with Ana W. Tinkle, mother of the young person, also signing. The event follows a troubling weeks long inquiry into the case.
The Sevenmile M. F. Church held a patriotic service featuring remarks on Loveman and Lavredan and a sermon titled The Artillery of Faith. The speaker argued for faith over militarism, critiqued industrial greed, and urged reliance on God amid dark days, urging readers to defend faith and moral governance.
Washington July 3 The defense committee reported that coal prices to consumers will stay at three dollars per ton at the mine until a final government regulation figure is set. Officials noted a pending agreement between producers and consumers and discussed potential price relief measures and policy actions amid industry tensions. A separate item mentions a baby delivery at Mercy Hospital, Franklin Street.
A reader from Denton ville Arkansas reports using Polev’s Woney and Tar Compound for a year to cure a chronic cough described as consumption by years. The ad claims relief from chest tightness and sore throat during cold weather. Beeler Drug CoAdv.
A shooting on 126 Bat Ninth street leaves a woman fatally wounded and her sister injured as jealousy sparked a fatal attack. Detective Love and Detective Laswongtein lead the inquiry as victim name and exact motive emerge amid chaotic statements. Suspect Mason, 82, and Boris Holler remain in custody awaiting autopsy results at Gene Joppital.
Injured in the Niagara Mails railway catastrophe are sisters of the Rev. Tet Simpson pastor of Maton Presbyterian church. The relatives include Miss Rachel Be Simpson and Marti and Mrs W Rail of Woon Pa.
The report notes coal prices rising affecting thousands of consumers as operators rotate production and face shortages. Separately in Chicago, barbers strike actions began with dozens of shops ordered closed and workers demanding wage increases for shorter hours.
Franklin county officials report Bush exonerated after investigation into an automobile crash that killed Mya Stamm and Mrs JoAn Poster III. The incident near Viondorsin Throders prompted emergency response. A related note describes a July 3 attempt by Franklin to end life with chloroform. he is now out of danger.
Government issues plans for aid and insurance to American servicemen. Details discussed in Congress call for extended war risk protection and measures to ensure veterans receive benefits, with committees coordinating administration and policy under Secretary McAdoo.
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