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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR recounts a political debate over the Huffman case and related senators. It notes discussions, individuals, and legal actors shaping the ongoing investigation and forthcoming court term, with implied questions about attorney general input and public interest.
A Dayton Oliv gathering elected leaders and set plans for the next presidency and church programs. The varied program featured leadership in divine worship and community service, with discussion on local reform, education, and social duties.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting at Wright Huei with a sectlur discussion near Pike. A nephew of Adaneat Rudwers appears as a direct descendant Hasitenaul Many. The text mentions about 200 pads and a hangers scene near a power point.
Six people are reported killed and eighty injured after a partial collapse at a city facility. Emergency crews worked through the debris as the structure failed during operations at the plant near Pars Avenue. Officials are investigating the cause while hospitals treated the injured.
A quarrel over the Howell estate centers on whether to break the Howell will. The Howell heirs, led by Treat Howell, seek or resist legal action to challenge the will as executed at Mercy Hospital related to the Deaton area. Attorneys Allen Amieews and Tavlitin represent parties, with Giles and Andrews named in connection to the suit. The case concerns the potential loss of property and how a court might interpret a contested will in the North Midwards area.
A fragmented note shows Frat Thammecle of the Westide Building Association announcing a candidacy for a local council seat in the First Ward. Missing words indicate the complete context will be provided in tomorrow’s edition.
The Ohio Supreme Court today ruled that the levy for sinking fund interest is not included in the one mill limit, making an 11 mill levy possible to fund Hamilton's schools and city departments. Auditor Beate stated the sinking fund exclusion is understood, ensuring sufficient funds for city operations and future bond payments.
The supreme court decided that the state housed of ayuritisery and asses sptg erred in removing Meme for as a menu of the New Philadelphia Board of review. The court ordered reinstatement. CHO W BLAKT.
Tarold Frank Heavens of New York was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the fatal shooting at the Brown Village hotel. The defendant faces a penalty of ten years to life imprisonment after a District Judge granted a ten day stay to allow a motion for an appeal.
Miss Haskell wed Joseph Floyd Hall in Cincinnati in a formal ceremony. George Charles N. Iaghell attended as a guest. the event marked a notable local alliance and featured traditional bridal rites.
Washington reports rich lumber man Wedyard Hines, Chicago industrialist, testified he did not know of any deal linking Lorimer inquiry and union leverage. He cited a White House denial after a May statement, saying the president was not pressing for a specific senate outcome.
Federal indictments name prominent figures including Herbert Le Satterlee, Pierpont Morgan associate, and William Palmer in a case charging restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. The defendants linked to American Steel and Wire and subsidiary ventures face possible penalties up to seven years or fines, with outcomes tied to the broader federal probe into the steel industry.
Fragmentary Middletown item reports Ena Runt drowning attempt, Mrs Bohafter injured in a collision, and Mrs Vilna Schatter killed by an automobile near Los Angeles. Deal closed for large property plot adjoining Main Street for widening efforts. Hamilton receives over F200,000 estate purchase. city installs new luster light system in Middletown as mayor and officials attend.
Washington reports show banking figures from the reserve analysis by the controller of the currency. The total reserves held by 7,277 national banks at business close stood at 1,473,10,795 with an average 82.10 percent and $21,870,415 above the required amount. Wheat and corn prices and other commodity quotes appear in the same column with varying per bushel figures.
Charles Timner, 69, a well known Harrison resident, was found dead in bed yesterday morning by Mrs. Mery Cloud of State Avenue and Market Street. Coroner Coo Lowns indicates death due to heart disease.
Washington, June 33. A senatorial election inquiry was presented to the Senate Committee on Elections today. The probe concerns Senator Stephenson and alleged voting irregularities in Wits ponstty Wah.
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