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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1930

Page

11

Insufficient Prison Accommodations Warned by Official

Columbus Ohio officials warned that jail capacity will not meet rising prison crowds. Hal H Griswold state welfare director told Governor Cooper’s welfare commissioner that the population could hit 18 320 within ten years if crime maintains its current pace. Existing facilities and planned buildings would only slow overcrowding if funded to capacity.

Columbus Ohio Hal H. Griswold Cooper Griswold Criswold

First Tri-Motor Transport Grounded

Columbus July 10. Old Number One, the fret tri motored plane for the transcontinental passenger line between Columbus and Los Angeles, launched here Thursday on its last flight. It will be placed in the Pennsylvania station in New York. It was the first flying unit of the original transport service in this country. Years ago when the plane was delivered to Transcontinental Air Transport, it was flown by Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and since then has covered 201500 miles with 5440 passengers without an accident.

Columbus Los Angeles Tursday Pennsylvania New York Transcontiental Air Transport, Tne Charles A. Lindsergh Ling

Bloch's Department Store Assets Put Up For Bid In Bankruptcy

Creditors Meet August 1 to consider bids for Bol Bloch’s Department Store Middletown assets appraised at 6100 dollars with a bid for three quarters of value. The first meeting is called by referee Charles T Greve and bids will be reviewed along with others.

BLOCH Bol Blochankrupt Middletown Charles T. Greve Referea

Opinion On High Street Parking Sought By Journal

The Journal requests local residents opinions on High Street parking. Readers are urged to mail coupons to the central office to express support for parallel or angle parking. The traffic commission plans to use the results to decide, so participation is requested promptly.

Handley Sad Wade Renay Traffic Commission Demral High Street

City Considers Budget Amendment to Protect Parks and Schools

Mayor Burke led a discussion on a proposed home rule amendment shaping city finances under a charter system. He urged confidence in the council as it seeks a five to five twenty five mill levy next year to fund parks, playgrounds, Sheals repairs, and bond service while avoiding new levies unless voters approve. A public talk followed with questions about the measure.

Guy's Cty Propor Council

New Racket in Chisago Disturbs Hotel Guests

In Chisago the town frets over a noisy racket involving crates of chickens and ducks behind Isadore Rand's meat market. H. C. Hoidge's hotel across the street reports guests complain of the racket and a court of law weighs the case.

Chisago Isadore Rand’s H. C. Hoidge

No Acquittals In United States Court Record

A memorandum from Havela HK May United States attorney notes no acquittals in criminal cases in the United States Courts of the Weaver Division of Ohio for the year from July 1 1929 to June 30 1930 covering Cincinnati and Dayton.

United States Cincinnali, O Weelers Ohio Cincinnali Dayton Havela HK. May

Rosalie Condron Dies Sudden in Cincinnati

Miss Rosalie Condron a prominent figure in public church and political circles in Cincinnati died suddenly at her sister’s Forestville Ohio home after a heart attack on July 16. She had served 13 years as deputy eloci and clerk under Judge William F. Lueders in prairie court and recently attended the Daughters of Isabella gathering in Milwaukee as a national director. Her health had declined for years following a serious operation.

Rosalie Condron Cincinnati Miranor C. Hirsch Ohio Pike Nagel Road Forestville Ohio Condron William F. Lueders Prairite Milwaukee Daughters of Isabella

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