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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
9
A second man is suspected in the Bourne murder case. Jase Black was courted Monday this year. Yoniatillog te was fined and costs in police court.
Ellwood Davis faces a preliminary hearing on Saturday morning amid accusations of a crime. Prosecutor Hugh J. Gilmore indicates consideration of a broader inquiry and the potential for dismissal or new charges as officials pursue the truth. Witnesses like Mayor Kellie and local authorities describe the scene and possible involvement at the Camden county building.
The shop at 208 Pleasant Avenue, once operated by CLS, has been purchased by William Selawinti. The sale also includes a 9 Main Street grocery, with management changes effective immediately.
Supreme Court Justice Minth grants hearing on moving the silk mill strikers case to Paterson for trial by foreign jury. Present leaders of the strike await trial and counsel sought a delay and a fair trial before a new venue with potential fees.
A fragmented obscured report describes a violent incident with bullets and fire. It notes a woman returning from a trip who was attacked seemingly near a county area, followed by the discovery of two bodies and subsequent denials from a named suspect.
A chamberlain resolution recommends a constitutional amendment to extend suffrage. The memo notes debate in Congress about equality and franchise age limits, urging the people’s support for broader voting rights and national reform.
The Sut ter County Poultry association faces delays as exhibitors plan a November event now shifted to a hall of company vehicle space. Treasurer Hi De Conner notes uncertainty about timing with no definite date until his return.
The Conlyil high school juniors held an open meeting Friday to elect Stewart Offers Tay neat year and to choose a new editor for the Review. Professor Jarke spoke on appointing a capable editor and manager. Uardige Sexton was unanimously elected editor in chief with Tivtsell chosen as business manager. The class night speaker was Arnston Keaulh.
Reports say a broken wagon caused a traffic disruption on High street in Hronk near the west boned street. An automobile crash followed as crowds gathered and workers prepared for a survey by Miami engineers supervised by W. TUIL and County Engineer Te. A. Dilton to begin surveying the west Monday with levels taken southward through the county.
Mr Mason declares himself a nonpartisan candidate for mayor of Hamilton, seeking a citizen ticket united by the needs of all people. He rejects party factions and urges support from citizens across parties to elect a mayor who will govern for the city as a whole.
Local note indicates Benninghofen stated willingness to take action if the citizens demand it. The excerpt references sympathy with the inmates’ docket, with unclear context and fragmented wording suggesting a civic matter under discussion.
A contractor named A Meeris was detained by constables at the hall gates yesterday. He faced a fine after a disturbance involving several animals and a chained man, with witnesses noting threats and damage. The incident occurred near his work site and led to a temporary halt while officials cited the responsible party.
A petition by Knights of Pythias seeks establishment of a national fund at the Supreme Lodge in Columbus. Officials and members argue the plan will support charitable and educational work while expanding the order’s influence and public presence nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a second degree related topic and an upcoming meeting. It references names like Clinton and Howey in a context suggesting a planned event or decision. The legible elements imply preparation work and a next week gathering, but the overall meaning is unclear.
The lobby investigation in Washington centers on President Wilson and Sen Gallinger. Testimony suggests efforts to influence tariff legislation and White House appointments, with senators debating the president’s role and private interests shaping public policy.
Special notice reports the death of John T. Hueston at his home, with survivors including several children and relatives. Funeral services are planned for Monday afternoon at his residence, conducted by Rev. HL Rice, with burial in Greensond cemetery in Hamilton.
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