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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
2
Chicago market notes show fluctuating wheat and corn quotations with mixed signals. Prices for futures reel, including September and December contracts, reflect cautious demand and peer activity across regional exchanges.
Fragmented OCR lists farm product prices for Cincinnati and Chicago on a Wednesday, including milk, poultry, ducks, turkeys, and vegetables. The text mixes item names with stray digits and garbled phrases, yielding a disordered price snapshot.
A damaged OCR report outlines proposed sanitary improvements and equipment purchases for the city fair grounds. It notes a drive to secure water, gas and electricity services at no charge for a forthcoming AU anniversary celebration next month, with Garver pushing for new facilities and infrastructure upgrades.
Nannie Bell Yowell, 22, of Ashland and Lineuly avenues, is held on a murder charge for the shooting of James McGinley, a labor boss on a sewer project in Sharonville. Authorities say she admitted to the shooting, with no other suspects named. The incident is linked to a broader labor tensions scene in Milwaukee and city developments.
An Italian official war report describes German raids near Paschendaal Belgium and rail threats north of Aisne. Forces reply with strong artillery fire in Ledre and Lagarine valleys. Attacks on Corna del Coshon and Pasatie are mentioned with heavy enemy losses and continued operations by allied troops.
Camp Willis in Columbus reports a drop from about 13 000 to 8 000 enlistments with 2450 effectives as the largest federal physical test in years reduces strength. General W V McMahon notes few companies fall below 2 percent loss while officials say militiamen with dependents are released to ease the depletion. Col Ward, quartermaster, says no major changes for several days as authorities plan next steps.
Washington officials and Acting Secretary Polk met to discuss Europe peace prospects. No tangible results emerged after talks. A steel shipment incident left one killed and a man injured, with official statements indicating ongoing tension in the region.
Constable Frost announces a Wednesday sale on Amly 26th at 2pm at the old Scholar shop Millville Ohio. Chattel includes half the wheat crop on the Charles George farm in Roxs township and one bell at the wheat, land of B McClokey. The sale enforces a judgment against J Beal and I Beal. Justice of the Peace Court Ross township 1914.
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