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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1921
Page
2
A bold declaration frames national virtue as universal and daily in a call to celebrate all Americans. The phrase imagines a national ethos where each day honors true citizenship and unity across the country.
A newspaper piece extols mothers as the greatest personage, surpassing kings and presidents, urging readers to honor them on Sunday by wearing a white flower. It reflects on maternal love, duty to oneself, and hope for the departed mother watching from the Beautiful Beyond.
James A. Flaherty, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, urges 2200 North American lecturers to oppose anti Semitism. He warns that attacking one religion or race can lead to broader attacks and emphasizes that racial tolerance is an American principle with no exceptions. He calls for rabbis and priests to unite believers and nonbelievers as the Amberigan ideal in peacetime.
The Supreme Court ruling frees Senator Newberry of Michigan by a divided vote, holding Congress had no power to regulate primary nominations for senators or representatives. It argues the corrupt practices act covers elections not nominations, returning control to 1789 and allowing wealthy individuals to buy seats via primaries.
The Hamilton Journal argues against rushing a 650000 dollar municipal electric plant. It warns the project may exceed a million dollars, warns of taxes, and calls for careful planning, right engineers, and well digested plans to ensure success before moving forward. It notes private power interests favor a failed municipal option as a warning.
Panama Paradise is under scrutiny as Secretary of War Weeks signals ending free rents lights and hospital services for Canal Zone workers to cut federal costs. He cites prior health risks and improvements since the 1881 cleanup, noting workers enjoy meals at cost and housing. calls for broader reforms to reduce millions in canal operation expenses while maintaining essential services.
Augustus Cave dies in Fairfield township. canal breach eased by muskrats. Col Elliot from Columbus attends Owens funeral. Twenty-second annual Greatley County Union Sub-Youth School convention set for May 17, 1882. Evangelical Liberal charity at Butler County to be activated May 13 1881. Board of Health elects officers William Mure-ray clerk. others named. New members admitted Ded Cass and A Sealfragt. J Hy Sites administrator sues for 10,000 damages. pupils honor Miss Davidson with headpiece and album. Local corporate matters include patent company incorporation in Hamilton. Shooters rumor about Job I Owens confirmed. Tim Symmes guardian appointed for Waller Symmnes. Royal Pottery Co creation details. officials listed. Mayor fined and Easter notices.
Henry B. Gravey director of public safety was taken from his home due to sleekeas Monday morning but was able to leave his room Friday morning for a short time.
Joby Semaker told police his Mord touring car was at a residence on Middle Town Pike on Thay night, stolen from Dan Givhel.
A fragmented clipping traces Anglo American views on President Harding and US policy, noting English skepticism of Yankes English speech and the era’s wartime debt. It recounts a Swiss bank robbery rumor, French reminiscences of past leaders, and a harsh portrait of crime and punishment. It also critiques government ownership and economic policy amid postwar turmoil, with Dempsey versus Carpentier boxing chatter.
Local notes report administrator petition for Jacob Pabst estate. Court action seeks recovery of $11,000 bonds tied to ownership losses. St Stephen's trustees celebrate Mr Schuster's 45th birthday. Shaler Berry and Miss Jessie Southgate wed in Hamilton. G Edward Hull dies at one. age one. Max J Wroining and Jenilie Kane announce engagement. Harry Abion dies from bone loss at 28. Children’s Home annual meeting sees president Mary Moore resign. Mamie Cooney ill with measles. Clarence R Harlott seeks new home on Narsk street. A newborn boy born to August Wissmuah couple on Walnut and Geneplavee. A child bitten by a dog on East Wigh street. Raphael Strauss dies in Avondale at 41. noted potter. Becket buys properties in Mourdl. expansion planned. Paper Quimpary to enlarge.
Two girls aged about ten write seeking guidance on love with two boys who favor other girls. The answer says no man can be commanded, and a woman may greet first when appropriate, while advising continued friendly conduct and proper behavior in public. Also notes probate news of Allen Andrews appointed administrator of the estate of Muriel Scott of Oxford with bond of 88000 and estate value around 3000.
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