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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
9
Fragmented dispatch reports Spartacans seizing police headquarters in Berlin during a two day siege by Spee forces. Text notes widespread strikes and mobilization of volunteers including Marines and Republican Militia, with chaos near government offices and bridges.
In a 1917 era note, medals were promised to local Liberty Loan volunteers, described as awarded by press and officials. The medal design reportedly features a Liberty Loan inscription and includes space for enemies, with production linked to American efforts at a canyon site.
The article notes judge Murphy overseeing the initial Liberty Loan drive planning with committee members and local officials. It lists WLC Scullers Field representative Melvies and J. Pliskinsie among organizers, aiming to mobilize lenders and volunteers for the campaign.
Fragmented OCR report describes Munich under brutal rule with civilians harmed. Names and places are garbled. mentions regiments, soldiers, and executions in a chaotic, partial transcription.
An obituary note reports Colin Gardner died at his home in Middletown after a brief illness. Born in Cincinnati in 1889, he operated a business in Mist Motown and was survived by his sister Mira and other relatives. The service and burial are planned in Winwiside cemetery with arrangements by the family.
Fragmented lines describe new members at a committee and mentions unrest in New York over strike actions. The text references a wide array of topics including a $40,600 sum, a company corridor incident, and various international mentions. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate political and labor tensions.
A statement from an Assoc authority today argues that food supplies will avert Bolshevik unrest. The official warns of hardship facing the nation and urges immediate measures to ease suffering amid political tensions and propaganda.
A federal program will train wounded soldiers to become farmers through a formal management system. The initiative, part of vocational education reforms, seeks to help veterans reintegrate by equipping them with farm and agricultural skills.
Fragmented report cites John O Kelley and Tyland Friends on a peace conference and self government for Ireland. It notes US President Wilson as influence and hints at resistance to a German or Austrian peacetime settlement and the Allied nations shaping proposals.
Lawmakers remain divided over plans to abandon certain relief programs as they weigh a special election. Proposals involve new institutions for the feebleminded and associated funding, with farmers and counties watching closely for pending votes.
A contested resignation involves Judge liability and church progress. Affected parties include a senior figure and local officials with discussions on constitutional propriety and state actions. Financial details show a trust estate valued at $1,900 and a court filing environment notes potential adoption or divinity proceedings.
A lively gathering led by Mis Mary Theek at Nawtl Sand Styrot featured a fashion focus with babies of all sizes on display. Guests praised the event, noting pretty line eddy tables and a social mood, while Miss Olive Sinle stood out as the prettiest baby and Miss Zonh Becker served refreshments.
Rumors from Los Angeles to Detroit suggest Henry Ford weighs Hamilton as a location for a forthcoming Ford auto plant. Report notes Ford’s interest in water power and proximity to manufacturing, with official site choice to depend on Mr. Ford's plans. Hamilton is portrayed as a growing manufacturing center with potential economic impact.
President Webster of Webster Olive Streeter in Hamilton confers with Frederick G Mueller about developing Wolfer farm along Coven wand Avenue near the Horn. Detroit-Ismilton land company took over the farm for a new Ford tractor plant and will plat for a residential section.
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