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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
1
An unclear fragment suggests an advertisement or notice touting house furniture woodwork and floors you will like while claiming easy work and high quality. The text is garbled, offering little concrete detail beyond general claims of skill and ease.
A Washington hearing on gas prices cites Standard Oil and allied operators as key players in the rise. Officials accuse the firms of manipulating supplies and margins to benefit themselves while hurting consumers nationwide.
Ling companies contest a decision before the state elite fins commission. Pram argues the ruling was not satisfactory and seeks appeal at the panel. The case centers on whether the rate set is fair and adequate for the firm’s operations.
A public Flag Day service by The Elks is announced with attendees and honorees listed. The event, held at a local lodge, includes prayers, marching and literary tributes with lodge officers and community members attending.
A crash near Leninville injures Louisville Mayor Taehamvear and several figures including Stanely, Bienen, and Blicky. The vehicle collision caused a fire and arsonist activity, with a nine-person party escaping as authorities began investigations into shifts and intent.
Fuaulo Ward stars in the Lasky production of Por the Defense a detective drama from the author. Ward is supported by ack Natt Hore Bo Carpenter and Gertrude Kellar among others in a story with love and comedy, ending happily. The Pathé News is added for Wednesday with Paramount Days.
A chaotic review lists premieres and critics praise for The Floorwathany and contemporary films. It mentions performers Pearl White Grand, Sheldon Lewis, and James Cray while noting upcoming screenings at major theatres and the influence of New York critics on public reception.
An insane prisoner named Melion, 34, weighing over 200 pounds, attempted cremation Monday amid a noisy scene near Hamilton merchants. Deputy Shore supervised the event as Melion was taken into custody on a warrant.
The Ha OH tingh Sobanr association plans a reunion in a new high serial auditorian on Tuesday. A large crowd is expected. attendees will pay twenty five cents to cover meal and social after a brief business session.
A Philadelphia meeting of retail clerks led by Baker of Kew gathered to consider a proposed closing time Saturday night. Members voiced that clerks deserve equal hours, while merchants signaled potential morning openings. Two membership applications were received, one approved.
A court filing by Mrs Lichtenfels alleges her husband arranged their separation and attempted to cut her access, claiming she is disoriented and unable to care for herself. She asserts persistent support from relatives and seeks reintegration and protection from alleged interference.
Clyde Ware was charged with cutting and wounding in municipal court as a grand jury weighs the case. George Grisby pled guilty to an indictment charging killing before dawn, while extenuating circumstances influenced the sentence. a suspended sentence and reforms were mentioned in Mansfield.
An old public notice style ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from the Tadelifte Deny Co as a remedy for kidney pain and fatigue. The testimonial mentions Mr. Brooke of Ames Street and asserts relief after using several boxes, with price listed as 50 cents and distribution via Troster Milhamn Co in Buffalo New York.
In New Orleans Parker denounces a possible fusion between progressives and Republicans led by Hughes for president and Jol A. Parker for vice president. Parker, arriving from Chicago, rejects any consolidation and criticizes the GOP stance while signaling a firm anti fusion position.
Arrangements for a Girly's Day at Westminster Church include a meeting of city women, pink class activities, and talks by Miss Pearson and Miss Olive Bows. The event features plans to address the needs of the Molifetown and Hatley County associations, with supervision by the secondary division leader and the Hatley County Simedag group. A marriage licenses section lists Avie Warst and Ethel Mowler, and William Vollbroeht.
An upcoming Teamsters event invites members to an open meeting and banquet on Thursday evening. The gathering aims to discuss organization matters and recognize members with a social program following formal proceedings. The notice notes a focus on community support and upcoming initiatives within the local union.
A municipal court case centers on damaged furniture and disputed ownership after Allan Maley and others face allegations related to a late night incident at the Wee shop. Evidence includes references to Abani and Macktey Cleat amid unclear witness statements.
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