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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
2
New York June 13 Mrs Leila Tinsley Aeolian Hall fights rent rise, pledging to withhold payment and face dispossession. She cites duty to combat greed while recalling family hardship and a personal shift toward Swedenborgian spirituality.
John Falconi of Hamilton completed a 48 hour jail sentence for contempt of court on Monday. He was the first man Judge Clarence Murphy ever jailed for contempt after a jury found him guilty in the Gus Pappas Fourth and Henry street grocery robbery. During Sloan’s testimony Falconi leapt up and accused Sloan, shouting that he was a liar.
Delegates from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America representing over 325000 workers withdrew from the Building Trades Department conference of the AFL. The move followed a stormy debate after a resolution suspending any international union not complying with the National Board of Jurisdictional Awards was passed, targeting the Carpenters' union for noncompliance.
A jurisdictional dispute with the Sheet Metal Workers Union delays the Hy draulia street paving project planned for twenty years. C and D Traction company general manager H Ackerman says the firm has no funds to cover the work between the car tracks. Middletown suffers stalled progress as the board fights over authority.
Leonard Isaacs of Cokcotta reported to police that a Grant touring car had been parked near his place since Friday and was towed to a local garage.
William Binkley became temporarily mentally ill Saturday night and was taken to the doctor's office where Dr Burdsell called police and a ambulance. He was later released into the doctor’s care.
Harvey Althoff, 30, of Cincinnati, held after preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Edward M Horley in Cincinnati on a charge of possession of morphine cocaine and opiates in violation of the Harrison Narcotic Act He is held to the federal grand jury in 2500 bond after release from Hamilton county jail where he served a sentence on a similar offense Issued from Middletown paper booth news stand sale.
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