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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
3
John H. Davis is ill and an assignment is noted for the Vase of Seoville Minutiaelar Co inside Sanitary Man Fett ail on Manu. An affidavit of De Ta RU is mentioned. Mrs Lindley ill and Mos Miles Tinley confined with malaria fever. Neos divers ill.
The June 28 ruling by Judge O Mara covers jury voir dire limits and the admissibility of circumstantial conspiracy evidence in a bribery indictment. It sustains exceptions 2 6 1 and overrules 1 8 4 7 8, with Davis Spear Donahue Bhaugh concurring and Joluson not participating.
In Ballimere caucuses this afternoon, leaders of top candidates claimed gains while supporters of lesser rivals predicted gains for their camps. Rumors swirled of new deals and alignments with talks of a Kern and Underwood ticket if a deadlock arises, though Kern remained silent on the matter.
Personal mentions include Mrs Stanley Crossley returning home from a visit to Moline and Mrs Ed Ravington hosting. Visitors from Chicago and Milwaukee are noted along with several local households hosting guests. A vegetable and meat ad list follows with prices for tomatoes beef and fish items.
Prices for corn oats rye and hay listed with small figures and totals. Grain values shown for Cincinnati market on June 28 with quoted per bushel and sale figures including hay at 24, 24.25, and 58.50.
A Middletown society meeting agenda shows a city budget request for next year and upcoming social events. The Christian Endeavor and Willing Workers groups planned gatherings at local churches, with hosting duties and outings noted. Chicago market closings for wheat and corn are listed with July and September figures.
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