Advice to Voters on Marking Ballots in Butler County
Voters in Hamilton and Butler counties face election day procedures with polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Officials anticipate heavy turnout, aiming to mirror or exceed the 1928 total of about 46 800 votes. Ballots must be marked with a lead pencil, not ink, and ballots marked with ink or colored pencil are invalid.
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Hamilton
Butler
Clinton Egbert
Grevay
oMeiala Ffunday
Polin
Caldar
Atatest Columbus
Bullar
Vatere
Coroner Injured in Church Safe Theft Chase
Coroner Dr Edward Cook was injured while pursuing a man who fled St Stephen's church on Dayton Street with a saf e. The suspect Louis Breinig, 39, 735 Maple Avenue, fought free, was captured after shots were fired, and booked on a petit larceny charge. Police noted the safe weighed about 80 pounds and was taken from its foundation. Breinig may be subject to probation instead of jail following a judicial recommendation.
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Edward Cook
Butter County
Bt. Stephen's Church
Dayton Street
Tors
St. Stephen’s
Dr. Cook
Beennd
Buckeye
Dr. Goak
Breitiig
Cook
Alphonse Frater
Breinig Ba
Hamilton's Weather By A B Beate
Rainfall for past two hours was 0.03 inch. Month to date rainfall stands at 1.06 inches. Temperatures listed include days in March with highs around 63 and lows near 28.
Billy Schuler Called by Death at Clifton Home
The death of Billy Schuler, a Hamilton native and renowned tenor, occurred Sunday morning at his Clifton home in Cincinnati. Born eighty years ago in Hamilton, he spent 35 years there, worked as a tailor, and sang in many church choirs with a clear high range. He moved to Cincinnati in 1888, leaving behind a host of friends who admired his kindness and musical talent.
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George William Schuler
Mr. Schuler
Terrace Avenue
Clifton
Cincinnati
Mr. Schley
Ifa
Billy’ Behuler
Tamilton
Main Street
John Solwer
Mary Anna Strank Schuler
Schuler
Hamilton
Tie
Mamilton
Butler County Payday Delays Clarified for November Payrolls
Butler County officials and deputies completed a late payroll review ordered by auditor John Marlon. The effort aimed to verify tax calls and ensure November 1 payroll funds are ready. No delays expected for salaries due November 15 and December 1 despite overtime work on tax settlements.
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Butler
John Mr. Marlon
Wnslem
Prosperity Days Draw Crowds in Hamilton Event Night
Large crowds gathered for the Prosperity Days program in Hamilton. Merchants and participants reported widespread interest, with hundreds at the Paramount and Palace theatres as the second and final celebration reached its climax amid notable local support.
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Hamilton
Mérchants Association
Paramount
Palane
Selvated
Hour Devotion Closes at St. Joseph's Forty Hours
The Forty Hours devotion at St Joseph's church concluded Sunday at 7 30 PM with a full church. The weeklong services drew large crowds daily and a packed congregation at the closing. Priests from multiple parishes led ceremonies including Monsignor Robert Connor and Rev. Hobart J. Sherry among others.
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St Joseph’s Church
All Howe
Mather Hare
Peter’s Shared
Hamilton
Father VanDer Haar
St Gregory’s Sensinary
Pather Helter
St. Ann’s Cluech
Father Byrne
St Joseph's Clurch
Pather Oberlander
St. Mary’s
Robert @. Connor
Ginginnati
Hobart J. Sherry
St. Gregory's Prep
Cincinnati
James F. McNary
Middletown
Clarinee D. Graf
North Bend
Joseph Hf. Rolfes
Oxford
J. van Dan Haseh
St. Anns Chursh
Gramann
Veronica
Homecoming Celebration By Junior Order At Butler Connell No 49
A large homecoming gathering was held by Butler Connell No 49 Junior Order in the South Second street hall with about 250 attendees. A daytime social hour, 6:60 PM dinner by Daughters of America, and an evening program featured speakers from Cincinnati and Dayton plus Urbana, with musical entertainment by Hamilton Lodge 17 and another string trio.
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Butler
South Second Street
Tate Club
Daughters of Anerion
H. B. Garrett
Butler Connell No
John J. Wetzel
Cincinnati
Charlea Parunin
TifFin
Ben Jennings
Dayton
W. A. Clark
Urbana
Nomination of 322nd Officers at Hamilton Legion Meeting
Nominees without opposition were named for the Hamilton branch of the 322nd Field Artillery association. M. J. Colligan was nominated president, William Rich vice president, Stanley Duke secretary, and Harry Lowenstein transfer. The group endorsed a charter amendment for approval Tuesday and will march Armistice Day with Carl Conradt in charge. other officers include Stanley Duke, Mark Dugrr, and Edward Pily.
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Hamilton
322Nd Field Artillery Association
New Legion
M. J. Colligan
William Rich
Stanley Duke
Harry Lowenstein
Gevera
Ainst
Paralle
Carl Conradt
Mark Dugrr
Seni. Tary
Edward Pily
Auto Collisions One Arrest Made
A 46 year old Mt Healthy man Claude Wallen was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a Saturday afternoon accident at Front and Sycamore streets. Police say Wallen drove on the wrong side of Front Street, colliding with a Carrall vehicle. No injuries were reported.
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Claude Wallen
Mt. Healthy
G. W. Schafer
Harrison
Ohio
Front
Sycamore
Gilbert Springer
Circinauki
North Third
Betwrem High
Market
Yrnecb Nelson
Hamilton
Mpm
Nelson
Nelson Anid
Zachary Taylor Injured In Bicycle Accident
Zachary Tastor aged 17 of 710 Pine Street suffered a bruised hip and leg injuries when a bicycle hit the side of a truck early Saturday night. He was taken to Moray Hospital for treatment and released to go home. He could not identify the truck driver.
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Zachary Taylor
Zachary Tastor
Pine Street
Cutternd
Moray Hospital
Final Appeal to Voters On Charter Amendment
Campaign ends as Citizens Charter committee urges a Yes vote. They argue approval preserves city services at low cost and funds relief for the poor next year. Opponents warn a No vote blocks relief, risks layoffs for 24 firefighters and six police, and could raise burglary and fire insurance costs and electric rates. City council members promise no rate increases. Vote yes to protect budgets and pocketbooks.
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Citizens Charter Committee
Gan
General Fund
Munisioal
Flint
Burglary at Fiehrer home nets $18 in cash
Suspects allegedly knew the hiding place at 322 Clinton Avenue as Edduard Fiehrer reports $18 missing from his Saturday night home. Detectives note the home was not ransacked and the thieves appeared to know exactly where to search.
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Fiehrer
Genca
Edduard Fiehrer
Clinton Avene
Biehrer
Journal Election Returns Call 5600 Tuesday Night
The Journal will provide full election night coverage with AP news service and special correspondents in Columbus, Washington, and New York. Readers can call 6600 for rapid returns and information, with Butler County results expected between 10 and 11 o'clock. Special tabulating equipment from Underwood Elliott Fisher aids swift vote counting.
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Journal
Tha Journal
Associated Press
Hamilton
Agida
Columbus
Washington
New York
Butler County
Anl
W. &. Davis
First National Bank
Underwood Elliott Fisher Company
Youth Shot To Death In Reported Hold Up Plot
Luther Bixler killed George Lemmon at a tourist camp on U S Route 40 near Lewisburg believing a holdup plot targeted him. Lemmon, 25, was shot in the neck and died. Bixler claimed self defense. Authorities did not arrest him. Details include a night filling station in Indiana near Hatton and Indian fields. The incident followed a prior alleged hold up attempt involving Henry Miller and Veryl Hill. Continued on Page 6.
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Maton
Luther Bix- Terahot
George Jammon
Wilshire Road
Columbus
Lewisburg
Bixler
Lemmon
Haten
Hichmand
Tndy
Ienry Miller
Veryl Hill
Bisler
Miller
Hill
Auto Drops Into Creek Near Middle Town Fatal Crash
A State Route 122 crash six miles west of Middle town raises Buller County traffic deaths to 18 for the year, with Henry E. Brooks, 25, of Mt Urah, killed when his truck left the road, rolled down a grass verge, and plunged 40 feet into Kill Rack Creek. No witnesses were found. coroner Edward Cash's records note the fatality as part of the year's toll.
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Middletown
Buller County
Cotroner
Edward Cash
Henry E. Brooks
8. E. Brooks
Mt. Urah
Kill Rack Creek
Brooks
Cache of Stolen Shoes Hidden in Attic at Garden Ave
Police recovered a cache of 40 pairs of shoes from an attic in an unoccupied house at 1161 Garden Avenue after an early Monday morning burglary at Abraham Avetat Shoe Store. Officers Sergeant Earl Welch and Patrolman Frank Mayer led the search aided by information about a potential suspect. Some residents recalled being offered shoes at 50 cents a pair, while others declined and described the salesmen.
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Pakceman
Garden Avenue
Abraham Avetat
Deak Sargeant
Earl Welch
Paitrolmah Frank Mayer
Welch
Enid
Mayer
Anstab
D. of A Flag to Central Church in Wartime Service
The Daughters of America presented four American flags at Central Church of Christ in a Sunday service attended by over 400 people. Mrs Elizabeth Quinlin gave the flag to the church, with John Pyle as church officer responding for the congregation. The service closed with a war deaths note and organ music by Professor John Lotz.
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Central Church of Christ
Americs
Eha
Mra
Elizabeth Quinlin
John Pyle
Agard
Hallis
Quarrel After Liquor Seizure Among Dons
A disturbance erupted among Dons after an arrest for possessing liquor at 1 11 Monday morning. Mattie Brown, 30, 50 Walnut Street, held on narcotics charge. Bronston, 40, 627 South Monument, and Lester, claimed breach of peace and assault. Bonds set by Tom Benson for all three. municipal court next Tuesday.
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South Monument Avenue
Ida
Lester
Mattie Brown
Tina Broneton
Ale
Tom Benson
South Beast Avenue
Pases
Tanaday
Dette Tebe
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Billy” Schuler
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