Pleasant Ave Tracks To Be Moved Tuesday In Hamilton
City officials and Valley Ice company assure Hamilton has no ice shortage despite heat. Storage exceeds daily usage by about 20 days, with 1,500 tons stored and 2,400 tons used monthly. Plant difficulties slowed output on Saturday but today ice remains abundant for all customers.
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Pleasant Ave
City ‘of
Hamilton
Evening Journal
Valley City Ice Company
Sneed
Valley Ice Company
WWE
Real Estate Delegations Board for Chicago Convention
Fourteen Hamilton Real Fistaia and eight Midgetown real estate men depart at 2:15 p m for a United States convention in Chicago. A special chartered car, Hamilton banners, and distributed literature will promote Hamilton en route and at the Strathforth Hotel near the convention. Speaker lineup includes Herbert Honery opening and Senator Calder delivering the afternoon address as a record seven thousand reservations mark the event.
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Hamilton Real Fistaia
Chicago
United States
Hamilton and
Middletown
Hamilton
Strathforth
Herbert Honery
Heat wave grips Hamilton with rising temperatures
The article reports a severe heat spell in Hamilton, with temperatures climbing to 94 and 95 degrees on Saturday and Sunday, and rising again on Monday as breezes falter. Officials warn only heavy rain will bring lasting relief, noting the period features the greatest heat since 1874 and only one heat prostration so far.
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Sol Zot
Hamilton
Mercury
Henry Morganroth
May Salmon divorce suit filed in Hawaii case
A divorce suit against May Salmon of Middletown is pursued by her husband Morgan R. Salmon. The petition, received by the sheriff for service, alleges she refused to live with him for four years. They married in Middletown on April 1, 1919, and Salmon has been in Honolulu for two years.
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May Salmon
Ig Hawad
Middle
Ty Morgan R. Salmo
Honolulu
Hawaii
Monisy
Salmon
Middletown
Eerie
Enn
D P Wcloskey Funeral and Alimony Awards
D P Wcloskey 69 a well known west side grocery man died Saturday at his home. Services will be held Tuesday 8 p.m. at his residence with Rev. Kissel officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. William McFarland Hamilton granted divorce. alimony set. Ada Joy Moon Mindietown awarded temporary alimony plus attorney fees. Lawrence Bogus Alton and Mary Messer Hamilton towed to wed. Frank Matthews Middletown and Evelyn East Middletown seeking marriage.
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David BP, McCloskey
West Side
Pretli Street
Franklin Treat
Sam Reece
North
David
Alice Reece
Mix
McCloskey
Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Ben Hurs and
Foresters
Fraternal Aid Union
Carpenter’s Union
Lodge Ad
Thesday
W.F Kissel
Greenwood
Demete
William McFarland
Hamilton
Stella McMarland
Oy Jaden
Clarence Murphy
Ada Joy Moon
Mindietown
Carl A. Mann
Lawrence Bogus
Laborer
Hame
Alton
Mary MM. Messer
Frank Matthews
Middletown
Evelyn East
Officials Hold Meeting On Streetcar Track Move
City and traction officials reached a plan to relocate Cincinnati and Dayton Traction tracks to the center of Pleasant Avenue from South to Belle, with double and single center-track sections, 200 and 300 pound rails, and two new switches. Work begins Clinton Avenue northward, guaranteeing crossings remain in first-class condition and dust controlled.
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Cincinnati and Dayton Tracion
Fleasant Avenue
M. Ackerman
George P. Sohingen
Cincinnati & Dayton Traction, Co
Frank EB. Weaver
Weaver
William F. Mason
Barry
South Avenue
Belle Avenue
Clinton
Pleasant Avenue
Wiliams Avenue
Ackerman
Denman
Lindenwald
South End
Clinton Avenue
Williams Avenues
Williams Avenué
South Hamilton
Divorce actions and a drunken arrest headline collection
Emily Mallott seeks dismissal of David Mallott suit and a divorce alleging abandonment and neglect after a park sighting with Pearl Adkins. Pearl paid a fine and an assault claim is noted. Russell Hill sues Helen Hill for divorce and child custody with years of fights and alleged threats. Ora Mablay of Cincinnati is arrested for drunkenness following an attempted car start at Laurel Avenue Grand Boulevard corner.
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David
Mallott
Middletown
Emily Mallott
Pearl Adkins
Bin
Pearl
Praca Diablisse
Woman Arrested Over Alleged Affection With Husband
A woman named Ligisie Griffo accused Hmisy Allen of being too friendly with her husband at 120 Grand Boulevard. Allen was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Judge Kauts dismissed the case after Allen promised to stay away from Griffo’s husband.
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Emley
Ligzie
Ten
Grand Bownward
Hmisy Allen
Ligsie Griffo
Jndge Kauts
Idezie
Oro Se Eee
Hunt for Thief With Gun
Sam Jones was arrested last night by Officers Knodel and McCormink for carrying a concealed pistol. The Valley Ice employee had reported an earlier theft of $18, and authorities say he was driving a company car when detained near a restaurant. In municipal court he pleaded to carrying the .38 pistol and received a suspended fine with costs on the condition he stop carrying the weapon.
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Eee
Ora Mabley
Ora Mablay
Laurel Avenue
Cincinnati
Ast Avanue
Grand Boulevard
Breman
Gerdner
Sam Jones
Knodel and McCormink
Valley ‘Ice Company
Hamed
Iter
JudgmentAwarded in Middletown Case for $125 Debt
Alex Marianon of Middletown received judgment for $125 against Steve Lazaron after a dispute over a partnership dissolution. A separate note reports a man found a suitcase on Second Street at Pershing Avenue and turned it in to police.
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Alex Marianon
Middletown
Steve Lazaron
Dudge Clarenes Typhy
Arisnos
William Mochus
Second Street
Pershing Avenue
Hamilton to hire trained milk inspector this week
Health Officer Vereker will urge the Hamilton board of health to employ a trained veterinarian as milk inspector. The plan requires dairy producers to obtain a permit after inspection, ensuring pasteurized and inspected milk for sale, with revocation if standards lapse. Representatives of the Woman's City Club met Vereker in support.
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Hamilton
Board of Health
Vereker
Hamilton Dairies
Woman's ‘City Club
Village Fire Horse Dobbin Passes After Twenty Three Years
In Trenton the village mourns Dobbin a fire horse and mayoral driver who served twenty three years before dying Saturday at age twenty eight. The aging creature endured many duties from fire service to street repairs ending as city officials reflect on his faithful service and the shift to motor power.
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Trenton
Old Dobbin
Corporation Kozse
Fire Horse
Constale
Corporation Horse
Rural Community Theatre Sets Stage at Butler County Fair
The Red Cross launches Rural Community Theatre at the Butler County Fair to spark active local drama. Each town will staging an affordable play or pageant, with plans for prizes, publicity, and future funding to sustain annual shows under fair supervision.
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Butler County Fair
Red Cross
The
Fair Board
J Stockton
Hamilton
Disney
Freda Spring
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D. P. Wcloskey Funeral
Audit Bureau
ATBC
A.B.C
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