Not Guilty Verdict In High School Mock Trial
A junior-senior club at Hamilton High staged a mock trial in the assembly room of the high school. The accused, Robert Schweizer, was acquitted after a lengthy courtroom reenactment with students and members of the public in attendance.
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tyeWnior
Hailton High School
Vodin
Robert Schweizer
Cope
Jnsbracker
Fred Pietsch
Staly 19
Jindzey i
Staty
George Benaine
Frwin Hulk
Vrgo
Professor Cope
W. P. Cope
Heine
Lralt
Lawrence Barnhousd
Tester Ott
Hilbert Rost
Carl ‘Reiff
Courk
Judas
Uemston Krauth
Jesse Ends
Mimothy Strickers
Bar
Baldwin
Beal Clam Bake and Hamiton Lodge Anniversary Planned
The Beal clam bake to be hosted by Jolly Elks on June 14 at Butler County fair grounds features a tea band at 2 pm and a 4 pm clam bake after honoring the twenty fifth anniversary of Hamilton Jodge. Readied for 600 diners, the event includes a menu with lobster, bluefish, and trish potatoes, with no grease used in cooking.
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Jolly Elks
Hamilton
G. Elks
Flue Dty
Butler Cousty Fair Grounds
Elks
Imperial Band
Hamilton Jodge
Free Advice to Sick Women from Lydia E Pinkham Co
An old advertisement offers free confidential advice to women with private illnesses. It notes letters are read by women and kept confidential, praising Pinkham’s remedies and a free 80 page booklet available by mail from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia. E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
E. Pinkham
Breeswertan
Lydia KE
Pinkhaim
Mai
Welay
Graves Seeks to Shape Ohio Election Board Appointments
Calumbus Ohio May 27. Secretary of State Graves answers a suit by C Reaver of Dayton seeking to force Brower to be kept on the Montgomery county election board. The core issue is whether equality of qualifications permits the secretary to deny an appointment if he doubts a candidate meets all requirements. Hogan prepared the response asserting Brower’s disqualification due to alleged gambling activity as Garfield club head. Brower seeks to compel Graves to appoint him despite the dispute.
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Calumbus
Ohio
Duaway
Graves
C. Reaver
Dayton
Kime Go Ayijxring Brower
Montgomery County — Election Board
Brower
Hogan Lay
Uiraves Eliirees
Garfield Club
Ly Ape Poink Hin
Dem Democratic Committee endorses two postmasters
At Germantown and Farmersville the Montgomery county Democratic committee endorsed Charles A. Baker of Dermontown and Clement L. Boomershine of Farmersville for the office of postmaster in their respective towns. Clarence N. Greet was asked to inform Congressman Gactag of the action and to initiate the approval process. Baker is a respected tobacconist in Dermontown. Boomershine is an insurer agent with farming ties and formerly served as assistant of the peace.
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Dayton
Charles A. Baker
Dermontown
Montgomery County
Democratic
Thal City
Clement L. Boomerspine
Farmersville
Buex
Jermaintown
Ferry
Boomershine
Heus
Sistiew
Workmen in Ohio Now Protected by New Fund
A Columbus bulletin notes Ohio employers and workers are now protected by the workmen’s compensation fund. The fund exceeds 100,000 in collections with 200,000 balance against catastrophe, deposited in banks. Growth has accelerated since May, with 1,500 employers contributing and firms reporting payrolls over 70,000.
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Columbus
Ohia
Ohio
Niles-Bement-Pond Reports Quarter Profit Figures
Fragmentary OCR shows Niles Bement Pond financials for the quarter ending March 41 with profits of BHO BN2. After preferred stock dividends, common stock earnings were 1H2 per watt 19 percent, details unclear due to garbled text.
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Niles-Hement-Pond Company
Aline
Miami Valley Paper Manufacturers Outing Invite Issued
The Miami Valley Paper Manufacturers Association issued invitations for its fourth annual midsummer meeting to be held June 11 at the Miami Valley Chautauqua Grounds near Franklin Ohio. Dinner at noon, outdoor sports in the afternoon, and speeches by noted speakers follow.
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Miami Valley Paper Manufacturers? Association
Miami Valley
Sfine
Chitita Waitin
Frinklin
Ohio
Building Up the Blood Pill Book Offer
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming to soothe muscles and joints and improve blood health. The pitch references a new book titled Building Up the Blood and lists a price of 50 cents per box with a larger order option through Williams Medicine Company.
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Tella
Dr. Williame
City Confronts Flood Cleanup After Maren Hauls Mud
Hamilton faces massive mud spread in streets and homes after Maren flood. City plans immediate paving on Walnut Syen move Greenwood and Wing streets and to plumb excavation along walls. Service Director Holzberger and City Engineer Weaver lead a streets committee to find a rapid fix for road washouts and to restore fire protection and access.
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Hamilton
Owen
Herod Dee
Greehwood
Wing
Holzberger
F. H. Weaver
Weaver
Inspectors to Guard Egg Quality Across Ohio in 1912
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Strode warns against selling eggs unfit for food. Inspectors will enforce quality standards after June 1 1913, with posters and circulars guiding producers and dealers. The campaign promotes clean housing, proper feeding, and timely gathering to ensure uniform egg quality.
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Dairy and Food
Strode
Guy Ees Anlil
Uemark
Bonds Sold At Funeral Meeting For City
A $200,000 emergency bond issue was sold to Selinoy & Ranrick of Toledo with a premium. The council ordered revision to cover lithine sewer cleaning equipment purchased for $1,500. Julius Freiberg of Cincinnati reported $274.30 spent advocating liquor license legislation. Railroad companies filed statements claiming costs for lobbying.
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Euineil
Selin Oy & Rnriek Company
Toledo
Ohin
GEL
Iinterest
Cound
Colutabus
O. Maysna
Julius Freiberg
Cincinnati
Ohio Wine and Spirit Association
Sinteraves Fed
Toby
Indictments Renewed in Train Wreck Involving York and Culver
The grand jury renews indictments against Willis York engine man and Culver Qeovs brakeman for involuntary manslaughter after the C H 1 railway wreck at Trvington last November that killed sixteen. Officials of the line face no further charges. Names include George Randolph, George W Perkins, Frederick W Stevens, Daniel Willard, and Joseph Wood among others.
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Ulualy
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Ares
BE White
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Ham‘ton Lodge
Mlk Vanjsitord
Uriss Ip
Election Board
P. D. Jobs
Germantown
Williams Medicine
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The
Hamilton Plumbing Company
Warters
Heaton St
Bell Phone
Hothenbues
Irvington
Bell
East Ave
Frank Schantz
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Hamilton Collateral Loan Co
South Third St
A. Rersec EE
Butler County Lumber Company
Hamilton Plumbing Co
John L. Walker CO
Trong
First National Bank
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