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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1917
Page
1
White Sox manager Rowland asserts the club can win the pennant despite doubts from rivals. Comiskey had previously rotated players and Teague. Dardif delivered superb pitching, and Rowland remains optimistic that Chicago can set a national baseball tone.
Mstelle Van Kanet of the board of fealthy questioned grocery prices this week while noting the local ceremony at Western college. The event honored a huis at bhClawship Houmien for service, with Drselley Wright and Pheo dore Mavhure in attendance.
The K O C pledge support during a Cedar Paint Ohio convention session ending Friday. Officials endorsed aiding wounded soldiers with Liberty bonds and Red Cross efforts while suspending certain dues for knights in military branches. Weather disrupted events as attendees faced heat and closing plans for a national convention venue remained unsettled.
Colimbua June 16 The recruiting drive of the Ol in national guard will continue to the alte of the selective draft in an effort to have 10000 men listed by that day Adjutant General George K Wood said the current strength is 10000 including both officers and naval militia with all men in l o d Foral service.
A report from the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus states there is no hope for an increased gas supply next winter. The finding follows coal selling at more than 7.50 a ton and notes labor difficulties as a major factor in the gas shortage.
Boston reports a motion to appoint a temporary receiver for the Royal Arcanum funds was denied by the appellate court. The court found the lower court lacked jurisdiction to appoint a receiver since the order was a nonprofit fraternal society and the relief should be sought elsewhere, with Thomas de Boyate noted as a temporary receiver claimant.
Market report notes small changes across fruits vegetables and produce. Byes gqwain sold for 8 cents a dozen with butter sail at 40 cents a pound. Many items listed with varying prices, including apples peaches pears and onions, while the Journal’s job department highlights latest business cards.
Governor Cox reviews selections from all counties to ensure proper representation of industrial communities and working classes before sending telegraph updates to Washington. The state reports have been received, but screening is described as careful and deliberate.
The Notre Dame graduation events proceed Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Mer a principal speaker. The program includes elaborate exercises, admissions by invitation, and students to be graduated. A May procession marked the ceremony with honors and blessings.
A blaze gutted the japanning department of Peerless coupery on Mad Thigh Street around ten o clock. Firefighters fought back flames to limit spread as oil and paints inside caused intense smoke. investigators noted the cause remains under review and no injuries are reported.
Major General Aivares W. Goethals and an associate reorganized U S emergency efforts in shipbuilding for the canal project. The report lists appointments and promotions within the general management team and notes Navy and public health service recognition tied to the Panama Canal construction.
Fragmented text describes Canadians in a park resisting orders and facing peril near Ypres. The drafty lines reference defiance, risk of death, and military actions, with scattered names and places obscuring full events. The readable parts imply a wartime scene of stubborn resistance and danger.
A damaged dispatch claims the general was killed by a German curtain fire and could not return. It notes numerous officers were wounded while Mey refused to surrender.
A New York Times style notice reports a charity effort supporting a new hospital in Nahe. Mrs. 2nd dard leads donors contributing 8100,000 to fund medical care, with a vessel described near the harbor providing water access and supplies. The narrative also mentions children in need receiving fresh food and medical attention aboard a 20 foot long vessel equipped for emergencies.
The article notes a defensive system using a shell aligned to the ship’s sides and carried several feet from the hull to deflect torpedoes. It describes the shell allowing water to pass between shell and hull and mentions its adoption on new British monitors.
Fragments show two narrators debating ruinous outcomes and a third voice derides the plan as a ruinous joke. The exchange hints at mistrust and a looming misfortune feared by the speakers.
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