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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
11
Vote tallies show Mr. Davis leading Keller by about 50 votes after late counting. Official commissioner results list Hamann 2152, Haurmen 2144, Davis 2010s, Keller 1988, Kinch 1901 with low turnout and no clear ties.
Police monitored the tally as figures were added and checked. The final count showed Davies with 969 votes, highlighting how close the election was and noting Frank J. Davies’s strong showing.
Thursday night Hallew sustained two cuts while Ballew was called to the police station. A warrant for Casey was issued as the case moved. Bellew claimed property damage while Rolle allegedly demolished two windows and injured himself. At police court Friday morning both were fined one dollar and costs by Acting Mayor Hinkel.
The Ross Hanover township convention set for Sunday at 2 30 pm at McGonighe Memorial Church with County Secretary Frederick Moora and Middletown workers attending. The association includes Venice Minville McGonigle and Valley View. Names Raymond Marr and Margaret Coughlin, both age 23, plus other local residents and clergy listed in the notice.
The Hamilton High School alumni plan a fiftieth anniversary reunion for the first class with graduates from 1912. The event will include special celebrations for classes 1807 1972 and 1875 plus a senior class performance from Love vs Babinnts Lost. A banquet and dancing in the Engies floor, grand march led by Dr Dan Millikin and Miss Ernestine Hailman, and a program for older alumni are planned with officers Peter Foul Boli president Mrs Thomas Buckett vice president Bessie Richter secretary Clarence Henne berger treasurer.
Mrs King of Tay rises to a missionary role in the circuit with the Tay church service Sunday morning. The sermon and service are set to include remarks from King and a focus on outreach and community work.
Dr Mileikin spoke to the Lincoln Women of the School Social Center meeting held yesterday afternoon. Mark Millikin led an talk on hygiene and sanitation. A brief social period followed with games before adjournment until two weeks hence.
A defendant filed a motion for a new trial in the case of Solu Keller against McCin tiee Marshall Construction. The document also notes attempts to set aside summons in the George Belraman matter and a transcript from Mayor Strath's court filed in common pleas court charging James Gounell with a crime.
Tonight merchants and owners of business real estate in Hamilton are invited to a chamber of commerce meeting. The session will discuss improved fire protection plans and potential implementation for local properties.
Tyvea business changer of considerableastal hodi ke livery louse is give up the ent location in the Riley block and Stephen Easton Sons will vacate their quarters in Frevhtling block. Meyers Millinery closes a long lease for the room now occupied by Stephen Easton Son Co. The space will be remodeled into a leading wholesale and retail showroom in the state. Imperial Wall Paper Co moves from Third Street to join the change. Pelitz Bros plan to expand their Hamilton store as one of their best chains.
Walter S. Harlan Robert Shank and M. O. Burns will appear as counsel as a murder jury trial date is set for Tuesday. The case involves the estate of Elizabetl Vail, with administrator appointed in probate court. The Thomas Vail estate is valued at about $2,000 in personal property.
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