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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
2
Sheriff Graf contends the county must separate jail and matron’s rooms from the residence and supply kitchen electricity for prisoner meals. Plumber and electrician ordered. city to enable separate meters and lights. Bills mount to 320. the county hopes city will cover utilities used at the jail while the sheriff resists paying for his residence usage.
The funeral for L B Mumma former secretary of the Hamilton M A took place in Dayton Ohio with interment there. John D B Lotz represented the Sour of directors of the Hamilton M CSA at the funeral and a floral triangle from the local association symbolized the organization emblem.
A brief report notes a youth was sent away after a juvenile court proceeding. Details on the case are sparse in the readable text.
Mrs H R Engle and others representing Engleside residents appeared before county commissioners to urge rescinding a resolution ordering Ohio Electric Railway to remove its Trenton to Middletown track. They want continuation of pay as you enter service to Middletown and Engleside. Commissioners paused action awaiting further consideration. A Middletown Philathea class meeting at Mrs Frank Ruelman’s home heard Miss Hayes address the group and discuss church reports and planned summer activities.
Esther Conet presided as No. 4 Tribe of Ben Hur initiated a class of fifteen at their meeting last night. Refreshments followed the initiation and an unusually large attendance marked the gathering.
Senator Cummins signaled a summer session plan amid debate on the Underwood tariff bill. He hinted that legislation could grind on through July and possibly August, with a possible two week recess during the national conventions. The plan remains unresolved as to whether Congress will adjourn or pause for the conventions.
Fragmented text shows Senator Cummins opposing any adjournment until Payne Aldrich Act revisions are addressed. Mentions main, woolen, cotton, and SINgA schedules amid Democratic maneuvering and tariff debate between Cummins, Simmons, and Bao.
The program lists a ren shil hekan church event in Ludlow with a piano duet featuring Trene I Roemer and Marie Pfeifer. A dialog titled Strike Out My Name appears with Raymond Nein, Harold Bauer, Edpa Hunn, and Hilda Selmer among the participants.
The Hamilton Sportsmen's club opens its first trophy shoot at Ohlinger's park on Thursday afternoon. Organized shooters are expected to attend as trophies valued at 470 are distributed across ten prizes.
Advertised Letter List No 19 includes names such as Charlas Hy Adams Baker Mrs I C Baker Miss Katherine Brot Marie Connittie Ray Gillen Arthur Jaderlund Goldie Luffin Chaves Leigh Walter Mays Harl Miller Louise Mundie Sarah Mur Tul Reed and others. Postmaster SCHELL signs as official.
Report outlines a thawed plan for heating and lighting upgrades at the local swimming pool. Officials say the warmer water will enable more sport and expand the grounds’ appeal this year. Breach of the peace charges cited concerning George Zimmer after an incident at a saloon. Daniel Steinbrook seeks action, allege Zimmer threatened with a knife during a brawl. Both men were ordered to appear in police court.
An open meeting of the Helping Hand Society is scheduled for Thursday at 2 40 PM at the Fpia copal pariah lovse. Misa Corcoran will address the gathering.
The Hstale Stove Company leads in high grade gas ranges with superior structural and mechanical features. Their ranges promise durability and efficient performance, reflecting advanced design and craftsmanship in every unit.
Boxes for the first home KIC league game are arranged with Brominge assistant superintendent of the Metropolitan Insurance Co. entertaining guests, two boxes secured for the opener, Mayor Straub to throw the first ball, and other opening ceremonies planned. Meanwhile two youths Robert Penny and Raymond Suider face juvenile court for breaking into Wakefield school on April 27 and stealing 1.50 worth of pencils and books. They were reprimanded by Judge Gard.
The Woman's club of Lincoln Social Center postpones its meeting set for tomorrow at the Lincoln school building due to the prevalence of measles.
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