18 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
1
Thousands of aliens who have filed intentions to become United States citizens must file final naturalization papers before September 27 or be debarred from realizing their hopes. Commissioner Richard Campbell of Naturalization sent orders to all chief examiners nationwide to enforce the deadline.
A vintage advertisement touts GETS-IT as a miracle for corns promising fast relief in about two seconds. The copy claims the product removes corns, calluses, and smooths irritated flesh without cutting or painful procedures, with a price around five cents a bottle. It emphasizes ease of use and superiority to prior treatments.
The Arkansas federal court notes that after September 27 1906 final applications must be filed within seven years of declaring intention. Those who declared under the new act but fail to complete material applications within the period are barred. Those who declared intention under the new act must file by September 27 or wait five years if they delay final filings.
Be. Biele, 53, confessed to a forgery charge after being brought by Sheriff Werts. Judge Risinger imposed the sentence. The Eaton incident involved a man claiming to be an agent for a five and ten store concern seeking a factory site and payment with large checks. Authorities traced the ruse to Oxford, where a local marshal intervened amid suspicions about a non existent construction firm.
Edward Amherst OTT discusses the Chautauqua Movement as a free pulpit uniting Catholic and Protestant voices. He argues it breaks sectarianism, curtails bigotry, and reshapes politics by offering a universal platform for reform, education, and public discourse through locally managed channels.
New store at the former Charles Kyaner barber shop in the Bader buildings on South Third Street aims to supply Hawillon with food products. Beirard and Gray, formerly with Kroger, lead the venture promising courteous service and high quality goods.
A Washington report states 31 deputy revenue collectors in the Cincinnati district face removal as the government reshapes staff. The Treasury and Attorney General sides dispute the move, with the rival service commission backing it. Deputy Thongs Tilon of Hamilton is named in the actions.
Pocketbook recovered by O Baton, a known farmer south of Malou, after being lost last spring while plowing for corn. The item slipped from his hip pocket and was found in rough terrain during field work, with the finder recalling the approximate spot near the Ionk location. The incident was noted as a farming mishap during field chores.
In Preble county an incident occurred a day before yesterday involving a leather bound book and buried money. The recovered cash included several government notes totaling $25. The wallet and paper money were turned over to the Preble county National Bank and forwarded to the U S sub treasury where the bills were redeemed for full value.
Report describes seventeen mules obstructing a vehicle on Greensburg pike as a wagon in a field battled to move through. The machine wrecks and injuries occur before rescuers pull drivers and mules apart, a rider hospitalized and a purse theft later uncovered with $15 recovered from a boy.
In Oxford Ohio July 1 a large audience saw Ban Creel Players stage The Tempest with strong acting. The company also presented As You Like It to favorable notes, while a family reunion for Will Kline of Morning Sun drew many locals. Married couples included Miss Brice Brantenbieg and Miss Balle Vreeland, with Will Marshall of New Castle wed to Olive Disasser of New Castle. The season's next lyceum is a Orpheums concert in the auditorium. Local visitors and neighbors attended various events and the town anticipates more entertainments.
A lawn fete will be held on Mt Pleasant avenue the evening of July 22 by the Tinnenwalld Methodist Sunday school. Music will be provided by the Tyin douwald orchestra and other activities planned for attendees.
The Preble community plans a meeting with State Senator Michael Ca Witt and Representative William J. Murphy to discuss laws from the last general assembly. J. W. Bloom of New Pirs will preside, with details on road projects and local improvements.
A dues book of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America was found on Court Street Friday morning. It was turned over to the police and the owner may reclaim it. the item contains identification details.
An advertised remedy offers freckle removal with a money back guarantee and promises a clear complexion after short use. The Radcliffe Co promotes Thivedalle strength and double strength ethine, available through druggists with a sole ounce needed for severe cases.
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