Hamilton Law Contest Over Vagrant Ordinance
A Cincinnati council debates a Hamilton ordinance targeting vagrancy. The case discusses whether judges and officials can authorize arrests for loitering and related offenses, with fines up to fifty dollars and potential hard labor. The decision hinges on if the cited statute permits detention for presumed loitering and not a charged offense.
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Hha
Jurge
Warp
Avery
Geers
Ubeir
Bondymen
Onder
Tudze
Warne
Illiam
Thorpdyke
A. Lee Beaty
W. W. Lester
Paragus Pentty
Blue Workhouse
Nnex
Opdiniance
Bernard C. Fox
weAipanen
Hamilton
Ohio constitutional convention action on capital punishment and retrial provisions
The Columbus convention deliberated on reform measures including abolition of the death penalty with life imprisonment, a retrial option for certain cases, and the establishment of new criminal courts. Delegates and experts testified as panels debated the impact, with several proposals advancing on final readings by sizable margins.
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Columbus
Eal
Delegisti
Enwile
Barnhart
Delew’ Te
Miller
Crawford County
Iveau
Didge
Garr
Sheay Fyr Ohio
Sané
Reinstated Patrolman Jones After Hearing
A garbled report states Patrolman Jones was reinstated after a hearing on his dismissal. Testimony referenced D H DeArmond director of public service and a prior statement, noting disputed claims and reflections. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Service-Commission
Heber Jones
Jrilice
Jones
D. H. DeArmond
Public Service
Alaimert
Dunes
Expenses Record Of Candidates Filed
A list of names and small expense figures appears, detailing individual contributions or reimbursements for candidates. The readable portion includes amounts such as 55, 8575, 10.60, and 35 distributed among numerous individuals with various surnames and initials, suggesting a clerical expense ledger from an election context.
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Raines
Eollow
David
Harry
Mutealf
John By. Heath
They Burnett
John
Mustin
Joseph Vidoureaksy
Mlb
Geo. Braden
Geo
F. Jennings
Tred B. Gary
Jusejn Davis
Stanley
Shaffer
R. Brown
A- Nesbitt
Harvey Cond
Albert
W.thompy
Walter Ji Neleon
Clarence Clyne
P-Patchiell
R- ” Billing Jea
B.'F. Garrett
Clem. Butterfield
H. ©. Gray
Emil Gerber
B. M. Worle
Frank Wegaan
Ceplueh
Neilany Wa
Ryed
Joseph Connaughton
Joseph Guillaume
Edward Antrim
T. Smith
Newspaper testifies source in Milwaukee case move
In Milwaukee a reporter’s testimony about source material is denied by a local circuit judge who rules the reporter need not reveal his information. The dispute centers on property for a colony use and involves Dr A T Abarnathy former editor and Henry Killiten, former owner of a baseball club. Norman G Kenny, Cincinnati Gas and Electric secretary, had emergency surgery after a sudden appendicitis attack at Christ Hospital.
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Milwinikos
Wis
Mibwaukee
Phiiladelphia Record
Jack
Xough Vider Fame
Henry 4. Killiten
Bostax American Baseball Club
Abwintley
Bia
Durge Turner
Killiten
Ais Deformant
Norman G
Kenax
Giacionali
Oday
Norman
G. Kenny
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Oelock
Christ Hospital
Trolley Wire Breaks On Kant Avenue Incident
A wire of SHG Quin Boe trin fell on Kant Avenue between Hensley and Sipple avenues on Sanitay night, burning the sheet asphalt and affecting the treatment area for a distance.
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Kant Avenue
Hensley and
Sipple Avenues
Archbishops' Catholic Body Opens Ohio Session Report
The Ohio State Alliance of Catholic Men met in May as part of a German Roman Catholic network. Joseph Benning presented his annual report showing funds and committee referrals. Debate centered on raising per capita tax to fund church activities. Delegates held mass for deceased members at St Francis Church followed by an alliance banquet.
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Tineinnbti
Ronan Catholic
State Alliance of Ohio
SS. Wroness
Josey J. Pater, Jr
Colter
Fox
Moeller
Joseph Benning
St. Francehurch
Alliance
St.Francis
Indies
Sp. Francis Gam
Ed Klein
YF. N. Ihsity
F. Bettmaim
August Breig
Gid
Portrait of School Board Debate and Civic Center Plan
The article details school board discussions on bids for a funds depository for two years, limits of 300000 per bank, and future interest rates. It notes leave of absence for teachers during vacation, summer reporting, proposed use of Fort Hamian site for a civic center, and plans for a new high school building with outside labor and architect plans. The budget process is described with a target to finish by early May and a public announcement on material and construction.
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Taylor
Guiy Assin
Tat Shoal
Tor Hulsday
Monroe
Old Stead
Wterrman
Mathes
Lyon L. PB
Shheidler
Texehers
Mom Went Avenue
Cauid Street
Ludlow Street
National Na
Fort Hamian
Morey
Cpark
Ludlow
Wade
Dole
ATX
Oreation
Reid
An Emphasis on Health for Girls and Blood Improvement
The article urges vigorous activity for girls and attentive care by parents. It links lack of exercise to languor, pallor, breath difficulties, and faintness in daughters. It recommends using Dr Tal veil ake te trial as a blood-building remedy to restore purity and redness.
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