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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1917
Page
2
Middletown official says a brave man named Stampers dived into the water to save two eight year old boys who toppled from a boat. He lifted one to the bank and assisted the other as onlookers and community donations supported the rescue effort and related fund drives.
A seriously wounded man, Frank Willis, was involved in a cutting incident at Tenth and Lincoln Avenue. James Duckson, also wounded, is being held at police headquarters as authorities accuse him of enabling the assault.
Carey, 38, of Willian &. Carey, committed suicide Sunday afternoon at his West Ninth street home, despondent over ill health. Coroner Otte ruled the death a suicide. Funeral held Monday at 2:00 pm at Hume. Survived by widow, three children, mother in West Carrollton, and brother Charles Carey of 127 Hamilton Avenue Cyan.
The text reports Campbell Jr and Governor Campbell reshaping state departments under a new branch, with gun confiscations by home guards in Ball Lake City replacing rifles from aliens. It mentions hunger in Stockholm and appeal for aid in various regions, and notes copper mine employment suspended amid tribal issues.
Public health advisory from Ohio urges immediate medical attention for any gunshot or cracker injuries to prevent tetanus. It cites wartime serum use and emphasizes vaccination, noting past deaths and the need for early tetanus antitoxin treatment to avert fatalities.
A government investigation reveals conspirators plan to hinder Great Lakes shipping by targeting canal locks and waterways. They allegedly aim to terrify American citizens and work with Canadian elements to wreck vessels, dynamite canal infrastructure, and interfere with lake traffic.
June permits show fatal end of buildings and notes on Clark Indians baseball game plans. The Clark Indians are scheduled to face the Wrights on the Fourth, with a conference and lineup details noted amid disorderly OCR text.
The draft law grants exemptions for officers ministers and divinity students, those in U S military service, German subjects in the U S, and resident aliens without first papers. Discharges may be granted to local officials, postal workers, armory staff, and others designated by the president, plus mariners and dependents. Religious sect members existing by May 18 1917 may avoid participation. those morally deficient may be exempt.
Reily defeated Cycles in a pitching duel with Johnson of Reily delivering a ninth inning home run and a late Vanes RBI as the feature. Batters included Sheard and Jehnsen for Reily and Celian and Scholze for Cycles. McClellan allowed one earned run.
In Catlettsburg Kentucky authorities charge 46 Mountainers with bilking over $100000 in merchandise by forging credit letters and engraved bank stationery. They allegedly catalogued items from many stores nationwide, ranging from medicines to pianos, to set up a nationwide scam for fictitious credit.
News from Oxford announces the death of Helen Gungelman, niece of Myre and William Gunzelman of Detroit, with her funeral at Greenwood Cemetery. A Red Cross auction and a fourth-of-July charity baseball game are planned, featuring local volunteers and business leaders for fund-raising.
The finance committee advanced a vast income tax bill aimed at wartime funding. It contemplates higher taxes on individuals partnerships and corporations, with new levies on liquor tobacco and luxury items. The proposal envisions substantial revenue but faces debate over rates exemptions and industry impact.
A 5 percent tax on publishers profits over 4000 is estimated to raise 47.5 million with a per pound glass charge adding 3 million. Senators La Vallette Thomas and Gore push for impeax on publishers while supporters seek empire republic backing. Debate and amendments loom as conference plans final tax schedule. In a separate matter Judge Murphy orders James Davis released from Workhouse after a recent 60 day sentence for assault appeals.
A signed statement by Abe Morgan from Charleston Milling and Practice Go notes NervyWorth as a remedy. The document claims the treatment restored health after long suffering and led to better sleep and strength. Signed HTL MORGAN, with local notices urging trial and endorsement by family and friends.
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