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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1917
Page
1
Conflicted reports from Allied and Polish agencies cite tensions over Poland's status and German and Austrian plans. Wilson's position on Polish independence remains contested amid central power diplomacy and wartime promises.
A fragmented report notes a public figure described as trendy faces scheduling delays and questionable leadership. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text. The account mentions a chaotic sequence of events involving a supposed plot device and a suspected elder advisor.
An advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil as a snake oil cure for pain, sores, corns, and internal and external use for throat and diphtheria. It claims rapid relief within minutes and promises refunds if not satisfied, available at Dry Goods or other druggists.
Representative Gardner of Missouri will speak in Gray's honor before the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. The event lists several speakers including Obing Russell of Missouri, Bakers of California, and Fertia of Oklahoma, with details unclear due to damaged text.
Christina, exiled social leader Li Trinew Teter and allies from Linden return amid revolutions as negotiations with the German-backed regime falter. The Independent bloc pledges support for a victory aimed at shaping the postwar order, while questions loom about future governance and international aid.
The Faton library trustees, including Charles Ve Wick Virgil V. Brotne and Carey Ioan, were appointed to lead the library. two former trustees reassume duties after a long gap, with Risinger mentioned in previous years.
The Bridge Company of Lelaniniy Obie received the contract to construct a steel bridge over the East Fork of the Whitewater at the far end of Months street, for a sum of 826 210.
A detailed report on a high street memorial sermon delivered by Rev. G. Sine honoring American ideals and religious duty. The sermon urged loyalty to biblical principles, patriotism, and unity as the nation faces war and moves toward a united world of democracy. It called for charitable action, economic thrift, and a spirit of forgiveness after conflict.
The notice outlines wartime quota allocations for seventeen counties including Butler. It references April and May dates, mentions city payments and yearlong military commitments, and lists individuals such as Wilbane Mavens and Robert Welshire in connection with local enlistment efforts and civic authorities.
A distressed parent reports long lasting stomach misery in a son eight years old. After trying Worth products the family claims complete relief, with the parent endorsing Worth and promising a refund if no benefit is seen. Public notice cites a local address and asks others to try the remedy.
A local notice announces Flag Day events in Elmistor including a public service at the Wall of the Ibs temple and an evening gathering at 7 oclock. The event features a program with prayers, readings, music, and a guest address by a city official. Local residents are invited to attend.
A fragmentary account describes Mrs Glark aiding a seizure of a horse, a bronze medal presentation, and a confrontation at a location near Cleves. It mentions Marcy Clark and a attempted attack with unclear names and events.
A Central area farmer reported potato thefts from his patch near Linden. Several bushels were taken and many smaller potatoes discarded. He confronted the thieves and said he would seek restitution for the loss.
A report from 2460 Millville Ave describes Jagel Thawley Hawley and an animal incident Saturday afternoon. The cattle ran across the lawn after the resident objected, leading to a municipal order for a fine or action.
Lieutenant Colonel George We That tus, inspector general, reported the Third Regiment by Cineiaualh Hahwuedig as in excellent shape after inspection. Colonel Hunter noted officers are seeking recruits at the recruiting station in Urbane and 14 Crow Cleveland, with a Cleveland Civay unit now shown as HM Company in the Third Regiment.
Plaintiffs allege the defendants entered into a contract to sell property in KiIy Cayuship to the plaintiffs for 2750. The suit seeks recovery for breach claiming the farm was not sold and the property remains unpaid. Court action seeks restitution and damages from the defendant.
Two prisoners on their enmity are reported as held after a court hearing. One man from Ohio penitentiary faces a July 26 date, with sentences set for several periods. A second item mentions a royal marriage plot and a kidnapped princess, plus a robbery charge. Police report a separate case of theft of whiskey from a pocket during a Sunday night incident.
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