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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
6
Reported federal grand jury indictment accuses heavyweight champion Jack Johnson of involvement in a white slavery conspiracy. The article mentions a woman named Mrs Tole Astin and others connected to Johnson, detailing alleged abductions, a Chicago to Pittsburg route, and bail negotiations.
Mrs Kasper, 21 Ida’s ald, used candy to subsist for eight days while evading arrest. She bought a new $19 hat with a green feather, then awaited Special Officer Bolinken. Police say she cashed thirty checks under an alias, claimed a theater romance, and said her husband died, complicating motives.
Port Union special notes a series of casual movements and visits. Ora Brooks and Olimer Jatchell hauled produce from Huts Station for Pred Ap Eile. Frances Prawkridge visited New York with her aunt Mrs. Wilcover. John Rapp of Hamilton spent a Sunday with C. Wolfimms. Townsend visited. Clarence Henneberger returned to his bank post after a pleasant week with the WidmEs. Mrs. W. I. Kemp and children of West Chester visited Cleemont county on Tuesday. Mrs. Fred R. This and son Eugene Herbert returned from Indiana last Sunday to spend time with relatives. Miss Phoeby Vourter, Glendale High student, is home due to scarlet fever and diphtheria. A steel boat damaged coal rails on the canal street railway. Henry Bergermeyer lost his finest work tool. Sinnsoy Peet and others rode with Kemp to the lodge’s event. Port Union K. of Tledge No. 362 plans an oyster supper by November 23.
Three consignments of winter apples preserved quality across 756 tons per metric ton, marking Atherton and FES as key trade points.
Mary and Ger shoppers visited Saturday. Mrs. dosephi Fantkenstein and family spent Sunday with Taunton relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Heres. Joseph Gillespie and Wendling’s family also noted visits and social evenings in Harmilt.
An advertisement urges readers to use Ville Ely’s Cream Balm to treat catarrh. It promises rapid nose head and throat relief, curing the disease after days of use, with a 50 cent bottle enough for worst cases and a guarantee.
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