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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
9
Washington reports the highest wholesale price levels in 30 years across food, fuel and lighting, metals, and clothing. Labor data shows broad gains with food up 6.2 percent and major groups like copper and petroleum driving the rise.
The article details proposed licenses for two saloons in Sisseton South Dakota with approval by city officials. It notes a 1800 annual salary and profit distribution tied to the city roads fund, with stipulations on control by two leading citizens and a reporting voice for the city.
A poorly dressed man of about eight years was found in a distressed state on police records last night. He was unable to identify himself and remained unresponsive. authorities detained him for care at a city hospital and could not determine his identity.
An experimental program in major New York hotels hires a hostess to guide women travelers. The hostess, praised as homelike and helpful, directs visitors on where to go, what to see, and how to behave, aiming to ease the city’s bustle for female guests and improve hotel life.
A chaotic Bremen incident involved several youths shot by a peer with revolvers at a school setting. Authorities report multiple victims and a suspect subdued by bystanders before police arrival. The event prompts discussion of gun access and safety in schools as investigators gather details.
In Paterson New Jersey the Court of Errors and Appeals denies relief to Mrs. Lowe, upholding lower court’s ruling that a note from the late Henry Van Riper, given to Mrs. Alix May Wood before her marriage, could be kept out of his estate only if she did not marry. Mrs. Lowe had claimed the note should be paid to settle the estate, but the executor argued the marriage voided the obligation. The appellate court affirmed the decision denying restraint on the marriage and payment of the note.
Fragmentary text reports a fatal injury attributed to James Miller in a scene involving a vehicle or crash. No clear date, location, or responsible party is stated. The fragmented lines suggest witnesses and authorities examined the scene, with the victim dying around the stated time.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe donations and volunteers for a Balva Arm aid drive. Names like Mason Adel and Captain Peter Andel appear amid scattered figures and dates. The piece mentions soldiers and civilians pledging help on an event day.
A reader guide urges home-seekers to rely on advertised listings in the classified ads. It argues landlords and agents with real value will advertise honestly, while those lacking merit avoid advertising. Save time by focusing only on advertised properties and avoid wandering through unlisted options.
Reported missing pastor linked to a local village mystery as letters surface about his alleged conduct. Officials, including Dr. Wehrley, question the letters but the pastor’s disappearance remains unresolved while his horse and buggy are found nearby in Hamilton.
Jerney Janes Mylox today attacked the opposition as the crowd of farm workers kneels at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. The debate centers on compulsory workers' compensation and a referendum to defeat it.
A local school district reports St Josey’s school closed Monday afternoon after a strong demand from St Stephen’s. The schedule shows a Teal program will be rolled out Monday to ease school operations and adapt to new offerings.
The article notes American troops on the Mexican border as unruly and clashing with locals, with references to Maj Patrick and Representative Underwood. It mentions border town Candelaria and alleged Mexican involvement, plus an incident in Trenton where Daniel A. Duguay died after a vehicle collision.
Indianapolis dispatch notes a county warden order blocking music in rooms adjacent to hotels. Police chase follows as hotel managers seek clarity while superintendent Tyland issues guidance exempting higher class cafes, leaving some hotels under scrutiny.
A public message from J. A. Tolaserger Director of Public Services urges careful park use. He emphasizes parks provide recreation for children and families, warns against abuse, and asks local park directors to distinguish right from wrong while keeping parks safe and enjoyable.
Chief Justice White grants an appeal in a Washington labor contempt case involving Samuel Gompers Syhn Mitel and Veonk Morrison. The court plans to hear the appeal in October before the Bitka Stove and Lange Company cast. The decision impacts worker leaders amid ongoing tensions in labor disputes.
United States postal savings system reports aggregate funds at 35,000,000 with banks paying about 2.5 percent interest. Government plans and regulations outline eligibility and operation, detailing postal savings conduits and nationwide deployment across 12,820 offices.
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