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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
1
A garbled report discusses ongoing coal price pressures and potential civilian impact. It mentions industrial actors, energy policy debate, and concerns over fuel costs, with references to regional producers and market responses. The piece hints at government action and industry resistance to price declines.
A Northern Baptists meeting in Cleveland opens with two days of sessions focusing on education and energy stewardship. Dean Sindler Mathews of Chicago chairs the selection committee for the mission planning group amid broader talks on national publishing campaigns and ongoing missionary activities.
Fragmented report claims unrest near Bandon with unclear sources and names. Incomplete lines reference Mytor Less, Mytai state, and a bicycle theft note tied to Tate Williams at Carnegie Paper Co. unclear dates and actors.
Washington May 17 secretary Houston described in a letter the possible use of government power to fix minimum or maximum prices in emergencies to influence production and prevent extortion. He noted two main proposals and emphasized the tool would apply only in specific abuse cases and when a particular industry faced extreme need.
New York officials warn milk supply is threatened after whale and cattle losses. State roads commission proposes a 700000 dollar appropriation to stabilize production and boost competition with live stock buyers. The plan aims to keep dairy prices steady and ensure availability for consumers.
Washington May 17 tight to on incomes remains debated as lawmakers push for higher rates. Committee members resisted drastic changes while insurgents advocated raising rates from 8 to 10 percent. Proposals target top earners with potential revenue gains, and battles over freight taxes and new postal charges loom.
National defense committee announces a plan to mobilize resources and open a relief bureau. New York University allocates funds for a wartime program involving women in defense and home front duties. Officials emphasize equal work and the need to feed families as wartime measures tighten.
The May 4 discussion in Dublin centers on immediate creation of a varied parliament and the plan for representation in an Irish legislature. Premier George leads the talks with Mr Phnes noted for proposing security and governance measures amid the constitutional debate.
Copenhagen, Mage May 17 Awing reports a coal supply crisis in Hamburg Tennessee leaving most restaurants and clubs closed at night. The city is largely dark with streets empty and residents relying on candles as a twilight life persists.
Mrs R L Hock credits Nerv Worth with easing nervousness sleeplessness and fatigue after friends urged her to try it. She says one bottle helped and recommends the tonic to fellow sufferers in Zanesville Ohio where the Howes Drug Co. sells Nerv Worth and offers a money back guarantee. Also advertised is Nerv Worth Laxative Tablets 26c.
Fragmentary OCR reveals heated discussions in public schools and colleges about the purpose and aims of the war. The text references a debt to frames, Americas duty, and public lectures, with voices from the community urging clear rationales and unity. The garbled page hints at educational forums and civic engagement on national policy.
London May 26 A lengthy discussion by Kennedy Jones director of a brewing company presents arguments on beer production versus bread supply. He notes beer could be used as food, reducing bread demand while supporting workers, but raises questions about its impact on overall food output and economy. He argues whether allowing beer brewing helps or harms wartime food security and productivity.
In New York and across the district, bankers and brokers promote subscriptions to the Liberty Loan. Meetings are arranged in sections of the city with bank officials like W Ltruorh and J Marga ard company aiding the campaign. Miss Hankhoa, Jeannette, and others attend as speakers while National Bank and Wilkinnsinr Trunk company figures assist.
The president signals support for a suffrage policy by urging the creation of a House committee. He notes public policy aims and indicates a desire for swift action through congressional channels and interparty cooperation.
A partially garbled report from Chicago indicates a stock of grain held in storage. The entry mentions a mutew at cea hold in Chie and references inspections by PB and Giles. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but notes about warehouse stock and a potential warrant are present.
Fragmented text reports dense smoke from fires along a shore hindering boats on a lake near Sault Ste Marie. It mentions political turmoil with Reichstag adjournment and Austrian admission of Italian gains, noting various dates and places in a garbled dispatch.
A garbled OCR fragment references attacks and a number of 2000 options. The intelligible content is minimal, but it hints at a discussion of threats and choices without clear context or entities. Further readable text is needed to generate a solid summary.
A fractured court report details the administration of an estate with final account proceedings in the probate court. Names mentioned include Catherine Platt, Mishtletawny, and Joan Minow Kennedy as related figures. reference to General Hinthisen tributes and a nearby accident involving Charles Chealieh is noted.
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