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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1916
Page
1
A historic proposal charges the wealthy and munitions producers with funding national preparedness. The plan targets inheritance taxes and special levies to cover military and industrial costs, naming prominent lawmakers and industrialists in a broad tax scheme. The measure aims to shift the burden from general taxpayers to wealth holders and defense contractors.
The text presents a list of witnesses from Hamilton County appearing before the grand jury. Names appear garbled and partially unreadable, with references to defendants or related parties and uncertain connections to ongoing proceedings.
The Union Bible group gathers tonight for a meeting described with oblique notes about schedules and attendees. Details are garbled, but the event centers on a local religious group and a communal gathering.
A fragmented summary notes a conference where Dr. Molinferry Clark urges better health oversight for rural schoolchildren. He cites physical development gaps and dietary concerns, highlighting coffee use and low milk intake among rural youths, with Mrs. Margaret Sanger discussed in relation to a push for better child welfare.
Fragmentary OCR reports Hughes Washumeini warning of Republican pressure for a presidential second ballot. The piece notes sites in Opportunity and Chevardy nome as part of the planned shift. He predicts a general realignment among Layehes and concurrent convention agreements shaping the agenda.
A late night disturbance near Middle Town Pike ends with police report of a crash and arrests. Officers detained several youths after a crowd dispersed, with one suspect identified as a local player and another involved in the altercation at a nearby establishment.
A jumble of city items reports on Middletown public works proposals, a park project at South Martinenk avenue, and a rail crossing debate. Hamilton speakers include Kalin in the metropolis, with national figures visiting. The piece mixes civic planning, performances, and social commentary with scattered local anecdotes.
A large gathering on June 3 features a Boys' Rally with a two-reel moving picture show, violin solo by Pope, and special arrangements for a forthcoming event. The program includes meetings for boys, music, picture presentations, and dinner plans. attendees must bring their own meal.
Varney Thigelmann age 33 salesman and Ella Raith age 39 of Middletown listed for marriage license. Names include Hamilton Rov Arha Martin Thartes Walt 89 inbacre workers and Rilda Coakley 24 stohacra worker of Middletown.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula and related skin issues. It claims the remedy purifies the blood, removes humors, and strengthens the body, praising pharmacist Mr. God and urging readers to ask their druggist for the product to be cured.
New York May 15 Colonel Charles HL Sheerill, who organized the Saturday parade to promote national preparedness, said six weeks of hard work by many was needed for one grand demonstration. He added that no equipment, provisions, or transport were provided by the government. He argued that a citizen army can be built if enough effort is made.
Garbled text describes a Chicago readiness parade with references to New York labor groups and demonstrations. Names and places are unclear. mentions May date, figures including a wallet theft, and a parade context tied to a festival or convention week.
Eighteen Ohio high schools gathered for the tri shale interscholastic meet under Akami university direction. About 150 youths were entered as Fraternities hosted entertainment. Slocle of Bayton won with 27.5 points, Norwood and Mast Night tied for third with 22. Oxford High School performed well, finishing with strong scores and LeVine taking a first in the jig event. A dance and school exhibit are planned for May 28 with teachers showcasing talents and a touring display.
The document outlines a civil injunction involving a chattel mortgage on a threshing outfit connected to Ayan Tha arated ae Cenporey peshaiming cowder tiles and the Aatyanes Wimelye Mensher company. It states the defendants admit certain debts but deny owing the additional 46a claimed, and requests specific relief under the court.
George Wheeler faced a workhouse sentence and a 200 dollar fine after a San Francisco court found him delinquent. Andre Connaughton reported Wheeler’s arrest on charges related to conduct endangering others. Wheeler’s attorney claimed the accused could not attend due to circumstances, but the judge ordered a year of probation with the remaining penalties to be served in the workhouse.
A list of twenty candidates initiated at a special meeting held at Port Tannus toll lodge No T4497. Names include Raymond Taimir, Walward Malia, Robert J. Marshall, Andre Braraders, Lawrence Herhers, Forrest J. Rier, Charles Plogsted, Louis Wimmer, Homer Walter, and August Lehnhart among others. A J. P. Deuseher Co furnaces repair note appears in the record.
The Elks secured a decisive win Sunday against the Bills in a seven inning league matchup. Key hitters included Preyfus Wasted and Loewenstern for the Elks while Abitir Motor and Wire Aid Cie contributed for the Bills as both teams showed strong pitching and fielding.
A fragmented travel feature follows Burton Holes and Matalin as they journey aboard a Manila bound ship. The text depicts port arrivals, shipboard scenes, and hotel and navy surroundings with a focus on incident, travel impressions, and evolving tensions. It hints at reconciliation between Catherine and another figure through a lite defense and political intrigue.
Western Union Telegraph Company raises wages for Pittsburgh workers by about three and one third percent effective May 1. The increase, applicable to many, covers civilian training plans as the Navy readies ships including the South Dakota and Yolerale for civilian sailor training between August and November, under Rear Admiral Win Wale.
Part of an iron rim protecting the suk around the Rentsebbe building came loose yesterday. One large bolt had ousted the roushhy. This morning workers cut through the three inch concrete tidewalk to replace the damaged bolt and fasten the iron rim securely.
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