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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

9

Soldiers to be sent to Cuba by Uncle Sam

Washington June 7 Army transports ordered to prepare to carry 5000 men to Cuba. Four large transports at Newport News to be commissioned with provisions and supplies. Posts told to have troops ready. Minnesota Mississippi and Ohio to arrive at Gitano today. 750 marines accompany the expedition for protection of foreign property.

Washington Stur Ted Andor Cubs Newport News Minnesota Missou

Insurrecta Chief Denies Uprising Crisis in Cuba

General Estenoz, leader of the Insurrectos in Havana, issues a public statement denying that the uprising poses a real threat. He claims American mining firms arm laborers and warns of retaliation if laborers are allowed to fight insurrectos. He regrets burning the Iberian American iron company buildings and says he seeks a Cuba revolution with US guarantees, noting unfulfilled Cuban government promises.

Havana Estenue Insurrecto State Department Estenex George Collister Rastenga United States

Constitutional convention adjourns to August 26

The constitutional convention completed its work and recessed until August 26, now set for sine die adjournment. It voted to advertise the proceedings through supplements to be supplied to newspapers.

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Officers elected by Glenn Lodge of Pythians

By Glenn Lodge of Pythians Beven mile on Thursday night elected officers including Chancellor commo dore Weunk Payters vied chancellor William Wertly preate Carenro Ba mnor mister at arms Walter Bork hiner guand Charles Mervelin outer ghard C. A. Kamler

Glewn Tradee, K. of P. of Bevenmile Weunk Payters William Wertly Preate Carenro Bamnor Mister Walter Bork Hiner Guand Charles Mervelin C. A. Kamler

Huffman Case Drags Through June Courts Delayed by Illness

June 7 column notes Tf, doubtful of all legislative action, may dispose of bribery charges in trial of Dr George B Nye, Pike enmity representative, set for June 17. Judge indicates proceedings could be postponed to fall due to illness and delays. Cetone of Dayton also delays as his case shifts to fall. Lowery of Law raped rounds faces bribery charges after Nye and Cetone conclude. Benton B Martin seeks a new trial, not yet decided.

Cleorge B. Nye Pike Avithin Ile Ceorge I. Cetone Dayton A. Clark Lowery Nye Cetone Phe Cal Benton TB Martin Baller County

Child's Body Interred After Long Delay in Martin Case

The remains of Verna Martin, four from Charles W. Martin of North B Street, were buried at Cavenwood Cemetery in a Webb Hathorne chapel funeral on Thursday. She died May 31 and the family delayed the ceremony while plans to transport the body to Ludlow, Michigan were pursued. An $18 bill for recovering a horse tied to the case was paid after Verna’s funeral.

Verna Martin Charles W. Martin North B Street Cavenwood Webb & Hathorne Ludlow Mich Bob Stewart Connersville Dad Fnally Mar. Martin Flimilieo Police Department

Farewell Dinner for Florence Carrick at Local High School

A farewell midday dinner was held at the high school to honor Miss Florence Carrick as she leaves teaching after the term ends. The event was described as a cheerful, memorable gathering. State committee to meet after nominations. Taies M. Cox announced a state executive committee session to select nominees and campaign plans ahead of the Baltimore convention.

Uealty Florence Carrick State Committee Toteda Taies M. Cox Democratic Murchines Baltimore

RIOTING MARKS STRIKE IN TWO NEW ENGLAND CITIES

Rioting and arrests followed a strike at Russell Manufacturing in Middletown Connecticut and New Haven mobilized National Guard to scene. In Boston a three hour meeting led to a general strike by Boston surface subway and elevated railway workers as crowds disrupted cars and service.

Boston Tate Surfee Subway Elivateil Greater

East Hamilton school route chosen by East End group

At a East End Improvement Society meeting the board education plan to acquire Den der and Shuler avenues land across the Sevens’ hose house for a new East Hamilton school was approved with final decision left to the executive committee. A proposed ear line route was outlined from Hinycock avenue to Parrish avenue then Edison avenue to Shuter avenue and down Shuler avenue toward the Boulevard vicinity.

East End Improvement Society Board al Education Dender and Shuler Avenues Sevens’ Hose House East Hamilton

Mrs Ward Near Death After Jealous quarrel in New Bath

Mrs Harry Ward lies near death from a gunshot wound at her home five miles east of Oxford Indiana. Her husband is jailed at Brookville on a charge of shouting after a quarrel following a district entertainment. Dr Corliss Keller notes improvement and expects to rest his practice in the fall. Will Keller, a cousin, is spending the summer in Qendate and is seen gaining weight rapidly.

Oxford Jane Harry Ward New Bath Brookville Ward Sehent Corliss Keller Lomencar Will Keller Qendate Keller

Cox Welcomed Home by Wide City Reception

Citizens of Dayton honor Cox on arrival from Toledo where he was nominated as the Democratic candidate for governor. A torch light parade and crowd at Keokuk street crossing greeted him as he appeared at Memorial Hall for a public meeting. Endorsed by local party groups and business leaders, Cox spoke eloquently, stressing party unity and a platform including human rights before an enthusiastic audience.

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Culver Military Academy honors 1932 graduates from Ohio

The Culver Military Academy held graduation exercises for the class of 1932, including seven Ohio representatives. Winners included W VY Baker of Cincinnati and W A Allen der Randusky who received medals for leadership and drill prowess. C Wic Moredaan of Columbus earned the best company commander medal, while UK Coburn of Harvison won for best marching in the battalion.

Ohio Nhe Buckeye WVY Baker Cincinnati W. A. Allender Randusky Boardman IL. B. Ross Columbus Goldman Middletown Moorehouse Clevehinus CC. Starrett Newark Academy Wic Moredaaa Sand UK Coburn Harvison Oho

Rosewater Leads As Chairman At Chicago Hearing

Chicago June 7 President Yult secured the first domesis for seats at the Republican National Convention with a 53 to 0 unanimous decision over the Alabama at large delegation. Victor Rosewater chaired the contest hearing as the Republican National Committee began deliberations on contested seats.

Victor Hovewater View Charaan The Republicann Cvvil Rosewater Chicago Yult Alabama Borah Washington Victor Rosewater Arizona Arkansas Xth Ughail Nebraska Borwh Lohrteen Votes of Yesterday Really Represent the Relative ‘Nath Ue Committee Rustubers South Dakota Wiscrowin

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