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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
1
Unofficial results show Minneapolis mayoral race with Olio C. Gagnon leading by about 3000 votes. Complete returns indicate a majority for the non partisan candidates, with polling data still incomplete.
Dayton Nov 9 approximately 1 000 votes cast in Montgomery County gave the Democratic ticket sweeping majorities from 1 600 to about 5 000. Cox led the ticket with a 5 581 majority on 204 precincts and Warren Gurd appears re elected in the Third Ohio district by about 10 000. Several county officials and state positions listed with the lone Republican being the county treasurer. Advertised letter list and postmaster notices follow.
Thomas Vai Lew, endorsed by the Socialist Party, won the Minneapolis race in November. The result underscores party support in the city.
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla expels humors and cures internal derangements affecting the system. It asserts forty years of success in removing impurities and outward symptoms, urging readers to take Hood's without deception.
The issue was voted on in nine states Tuesday with early returns showing California wet and Missouri wet while Maryland and Idaho lean dry. Nebraska and Montana appear dry, with South Dakota and Iowa also suggesting dry results.
Dayton Ohio November 9 Governor elect James M Cox issued a statement from his newspaper office after his victory saying the progressive government has defeated in Ohio all powers of injustice. He praised the stand against lawless forces and warned that compromise with principle never pays while right prevails over selfishness and crime.
R Goodwyn Rhett president of the United States Chamber of Commerce will speak next Tuesday in Cincinnati. The guest of honor is expected to attract the largest attendance in the chamber’s history as he discusses American business conditions and international trade. Rhett, a Charleston banker and lawyer, is a leading figure in U S commerce and headed the nation’s top business body. He arrives Tuesday morning and will be met by a local chamber committee and escorted to the venue.
A varied, older style ad touts Sage Tea and Sulphur as a natural hair darkener. It claims gray hair disappears by morning with gradual daily use and promises a youthful look, while disclaimers note it is not a medicine.
A 20 cavalry detachment returns daily to Saaz after a five day pursuit of Villa bandits. A Villa ranks fugitive notes deserters muttering about bandit impressions. General Margita joins rivals Avrigta and Maycolle near Kseason as Previna predicts rapid campaign progress. Edwin W. Hendrigsman named administrator at the estate of the late Joseph Hendrigsman.
The Ada Steach company billed for the M C A winter program on November 11 at Stroud presents a musical sketch titled The Jonet of the Tanigrant. The performance features varied nationalities including Scotol German Swedish Russian French Malian and Greek with Miss Roach praised for singing and impersonations. A Kansas paper lauds the company’s broad appeal and audience response. Reservations and sale details are noted.
The article notes a Friday night gathering at Manners Hall with music and dancing, a splendid supper, and the arrival of a baby girl welcomed by Mrs Frila Erlewein. It mentions various local residents visiting relatives and friends across Cincinnati and Mt Auburn, plus a list of engagements and illnesses among residents. Forcible mortgage foreclosure is also announced by The West Side Building and Gon Association, seeking court action in common pleas court due to a moved defendant.
James Whipple reports his son Frank and ally George Abbott took his automobile and two shotguns after a Wednesday afternoon 4 o'clock incident. The pair, aged about fourteen, were believed heading toward Lawrenceburg Indiana to relatives. A late Wednesday message reached Lawrenceburg, and the youths were intercepted and placed under arrest. Ingle scheduled a juvenile court appearance Thursday morning.
The Barkers Rust Company of New York vs Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company saw receivers Sidson Harmon and Rufus B. Smith present in Cincinnati to file a report for September 1916. Cash receipts totaled 400,500.50 after September 31 with expenses listed as 947,393.05 and a separate income figure noted. The will of the estate of the late authoring Rapp was probated with estate admin details assigned to George O. Alone.
The will of the deceased Charles As Hamann bequeaths all vendible and personal property to his two brothers Howard A. Thumiia and Lewis Tena. The document was probated today. The estate is in the name of Noralila, identified as the deceased’s next of kin in the probate records.
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