Reversal in court on receiver for G D T traction road
In a recent hearing Walter Draper an official of the road outlined future plans for improvements and extensions in Hamilton. The piece recalls Kesley Schoen’s earlier Hamilton franchise pledge and contrasts past promises with Draper’s current assurances, noting remarks about the road’s perceived gratitude and supposed future action for Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge Murphy’s Court
G. D. & T. Traction
Walter Draper
Hamilton
Draper
Kesley Schoen
Gard Seeks Re election Gratitude for Congressman Gard
Dayton Daily News editorial welcomes Warren Gard’s consent to run again in the district. It lauds his credit to the district and his Congressional work on the Judiciary Committee, impeachment matters, and financial relations between the Federal Government and the District of Columbia, urging a decisive vote in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Congress
District of Columbia
Gard
Clark
Bethlehem Steel ads oppose U.S. armor plant move
A Hamilton newspaper ran Bethlehem Steel Co advertisements against government production of armor plate. The piece argues the company is ready to make armor at any price the government names and that private interests fear a government plant would undercut them. It cites price figures and policy critiques, calling for private ownership over war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bethlehem Steel Go
United States
Bethlehem Steel Co
Warren G. Larding
Senate
Trance
House of Representatives
Larding
Harding
Bethlehem Steel
Aviat Fiubies
Charlie Schwab
Echo
Bie
Chisby
Adnan
Eds Taueh
Bitty
Tomo
Exoe
Tom
Ube
Cole
Comahely
Vick Atherton
Nina Coll
Molly
Thompson
Compromising talk amid tariff debates and prep for parade
The excerpt questions Wilson era policies and tariff laws while noting community efforts and a Maryland artillery battery borrowing horses for a parade. It mentions political labels such as Democrat Republican Prohibition and Roosevelt. The piece reflects public concern over prosperity, defense, and national leadership.
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Maryland
Motorcycle Crash Injures Middletown Girl and Rider
A late Saturday motorcycle crash north of Taio grounds left Middletown resident a severely injured rider and Lilluan Corner a passenger with injuries. Clayton Wool, driver, reportedly rode at about 60 miles per hour and collided with a buggy. They were assisted by emergency responders and taken to Morey Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taio Grounds
Clayton Wool
ALI Cycle & Manumeuving
Miletown
Los Cerimes Street
Logan Streat
Middletown
Morey Hospital
Lackay
Nohey Gines
Pico
Meir
Ait Pollew
Lipages
Fawkey
Ebring
Hanh If
Concrete Box Culvert Contract Awarded in Patyuelt Township
The commission awards a concrete steel box culvert project at Chek Curia in Aton tywastip with an estimated price of 107 dollars. Award granted to shoe Crollaiine for the reinforced wall section. second contract for a concrete box culvert at Ui Lingten in Faems goes to Cearge Timmons with a price near Bl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevenmile
Gunna
Hishler
Roger Beans
Aton Tywastip
Bie
Laberky Lawnship
Cearge Timmons
Irish inquiry cites American gold flow linked to arms
Major Meice testifies before the Irish commission on the Sin Mei affair. He says American gold totaling about 100,000 circulated to support rivalkiusts amid the prewar period. Witness notes banks laundered deposits, making traceability difficult, but confirms large sums were remitted from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubin
London
Andee Thovie
Gahan
New York State
Sayprene
Corre
Dennis Bpellisay
New York
Meice
America
Mrivesak
Tally Armerican Gold
Sim
Avan
United Staties
Woman taken to county infirmary after alleged mental decline
May Wood of 17 South ayemie was moved to the county infirmary for care after being described as shohtly demented. Authorities report she received medical attention as officials investigated her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wood
South
Ayemie
League for Peace Plans Branches Across Nation
Washington May 2 The League for Peace proposes branches throughout the United States to avert war and win public endorsement. J Molr Hal Jowell Boston lawyer notes broad support needed and pledges faith to any administration. Officers planned for 500 to carry on the illumination drive as talks outline defenses and public publicity by Herbert Houston New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jocevny Stite
United States
Alton Publi
J. Molr
Hal- Jowell
Bostot
Fipsk
Cashal
League
Gillsden
Charleston
Philadelphia
Theodore Marchate
Baltimore
Belin
Preparer League At Nations
Herbert Houston
New York
Return From Oblivion A Sailor's Narrow Escape Tragedy
The narrator recalls a perilous Boston Cape Ann excursion voyage where fatigue nearly doomed hundreds aboard. Aboard, the wheelman, Dick Atherton, reappears as a ten year older survivor after a wreck, revealing a ghostly connection to the wheel and a second life aboard.
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Jeffie
Roy
Dilek
Atherton
Reddy
Cape Front
Shampgon
Min LE
Wy Shoiler
Luralig
Dick Atherton
Luke
Mil
Japan
Anuster
Cribs of the World Leader Plans By Ward in NY
President of the Adyar Association and Charles H. Ward of New York outline plans for the International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adyarising Cribs
Tie Hanes
Charles 5. Ward
Nine York
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Answer Filed in Partition Case Involving Mortgage Claim
The Peoples Deposit Taprovemment and Loa company filed an answer and amended petition in the partition case of Margaret Schulte against Wilda Selle alleging they loaned 41350 to Gus Schulte on a promissory note secured by a mortgage on the involved property. It asks that their claim be protected when proceeds from the sale are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Deposit
Taprovemment
Loa Company
Margaret Schulte
Wilda Selle, Alee
Gus Schulte
Ditom Contract Awarded for Fairfield Ditch
The Ditom contract for constructing the ditch at the Clear Darvough farms in Fairfield township was awarded Saturday to Avelie Warnion for 8172.20. The auction was conducted by County Surveyor Hammere, with the award made at the estimated cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DITOM
Clear-Darvough Farms
Fairfield
Avelie Warnion
Hammere
Wechtel
Sehal-Gilmare
Gilmare
Open Docket Details Disorderly Conduct Arrests on South Mourth Street
George Miller and others arrested for disorderly pandant on South Mourth street at 3 30 Sunday morning. Jude Shak held a hearing and placed the case on the open docket. Robert Scote and Ed White, both colored, arrested on North Fourth and Market for disorderly conduct. Tidge Blink held hearings Sunday for intoxication and placed the men on the open docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
George Spencer
Jol Boley
Redaffreys
Willian McGill
Selincider
South Mourth Street
He Elie
Buns
Jude Shak
Wen
Robert Scote
Ed White
North Fourth Od Market Street
Nonin Tidge Blink
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Ber
Court Street
Jim
Wilson
West Mall Street
Mean
Hanna Upboss
Termany
Tayland
Iuzhes
Levan
Roosevel
Liluan
Connor
Clayton Wood
Ritter-Kumler
Price
Rconomy Stores
Maurice Kitten
John
Mother Acholt
Daddy
League For Peace
the Evening Journal
Boston
Cape Ann
Thatcher
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