Milk Wagon Strike Ends After Arbitration Agreement
Disturbances and one arrest marked the Hamilton wage strike by milk wagon drivers. An arbitration deal with a United States Labor Department appointee ends the weeklong dispute, with drivers returning to work and a final decision due within 10 days. Police report scattered disturbances across Hamilton and Cincinnati areas as tensions eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
United States Department of Tabor
Sunion
Wain
Cinginnati
Indiana
Kentucky
Uiery Tacks Enry
Tesday Marning
Fouoer
Hutler Counnty
Hamilton County
Wealicky
Cincinati
Aail& Supply
Fred Knoighily
United Suton Department of Labor
An Hiliaton
Two Big Nights Remain For Hamilton Radio Show
Hamilton hosts a major Radio and Electric Refrigeration show at the Anthony Wayne hotel with floor acts by the Jewel Sisters and Miss Helen Haxen. Public admission is free as crowds inspect radios and home cooling gear from local dealers and firms including G A Chick and Son, Cas Lindenwald, Walker Company, Gerhardl Radio, Krebs Sons, Sears Roebuck, Haverland Electric, Citizens Motor Car, Hanbach, and Wurlitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Anthony Wayne
Journal
Shay
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Doalors
Cololock
Jewell Sisters
Will Ons
Heten Hakex
Mary Braun
Averyone
Hamilton Denters
Seta Sand Electric Refrigeratora
Chick and Son
Main
B Streets
Cas Lindenwald
Pleasant Avenue
Walker Comepany
Court Street
Gerhardl Radio Company
North Second Street
George Krebs Sons
South Third
Court Streets
Bouers, Hardirsire and Electric Company
High Street
Sears, Roebuck Aul Company
South Second Strat
The
Haverland Electric Company
Christmas Plans Revealed by Lind Aid Group
The Lind M E Aid Christmas supper and bazaar set for later date. committee named to organize event. Attendees listed include Mrs BE W Elrod and daughters Betty and Dorothy, several Misses and Mrs Ruth Shafue, Mr and Mrs Marion Cox, Mr and Mrs Robert Brice and children, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marie Pfotzer
Ruth Shafue
Mya
Anna WN
Tom Ware Tigil
Mary
Tyda
Viola Johnson
Alma Saurker
William Webble
Taille
Colder Than Expected Brings Record Lows Across Regions
Forecasts warn of the coldest weather yet this season with subfreezing overnight lows. Temperatures dip into the single digits tonight and teens Wednesday in the Northwest, with local readings near zero at some points. Key West reports its all time low for this date, while Central and Western Ohio see temperatures in the mid twenties tonight and upper teens to mid thirties tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ig
Helay
Key Wear
Florida
Sentral and
Wistern Obin
Two Transportation Proposals Put to Voters in Hamilton
Hamilton voters face a special January election on two transport issues municipal ownership and a Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railway franchise to operate a five year streetcar system. Petitions with thousands of signatures push for municipal ownership and for a city grant to the Hamilton City Lines. City officials say both measures must be presented to voters after petitions are filed and council authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tanzuary
Dinsinnati and
Lake Rei Railway
Oler Wisses
Conneil
Cincinnat
Lake Erie Railway
Tne
Arashis
Mintor Uas
Cuunethuan
Mark Millikin
Cincinnati
Lake Frio
Dies Suddenly Altha Harris Remembered in Obituary
Altha Harris died suddenly from a heart attack Monday. Born February 1 in Somerville, she married Born Keller Sept 19, 1913, and had two children, Florence and the trade. Survived by widow and children, she belonged to Somorgilla Presbyterian Church and the National Order of Magtes. Funeral Monday at 2:49 p.m. Rev C. L We Allwarnt officiating, Greenwood cemetery. Calling hours Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Altha Sharris
Ayti
Ayonto
da Somerville
Atile
Keller
Florence
Ter
My. Hirris
Eluces
Greenwood Cemetery
Redeemer Teachers Plan Christmas Program at Burlay School
Trachers at the Redeemer church held a meeting Monday night and arranged a Christmas program to be presented Friday evening December 23 for Burlay school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Redeemer
No Changes in Results From Butler County Election
Official count confirms no changes from unofficial results in the Butler County presidential vote. Frank Pepper and W. K. Swan comment on the tabulation and county race leads. Roosevelt and Hoover totals are given with minor candidates listed. Hamilton city charter amendment and school levy proposals were defeated.
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Cvet
Lion
Yuesday
Frank Pepper
W. K. Swan
Swan
Geo. Manrod
Butler County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Norman Thomas
Verney Raynolda
William J. Tpeliw
Prohibition
William Foster
Graudidsten
Jousph W. Sharte
William Woodhouse
Pocinint-Labor
Alan S. Watkins
John Marshall
Genter White
Devanerat
David S. Ingalls
Hani Fon
Hamilton City
Unis
Yes
Barton Cited On Theft Of Coal In City Warrants
Theft of coal charged again at two addresses 124 North Monument avenue and 1217 Nast Long street in warrants signed by police headquarters Monday. G. Cook Haltimare Ohio railroad detective stated the case and named officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Egal
Rolin Tarton
Aga 30
North Monument Avenue
Freil West
Aga 18
Nast
Long Street
G. Cook
Haltimare
Ohio Rairoad
Shirmer Bicycle Stolen Reported to Police
Don Shirmer of 935 Millville Avenue reported a bicycle valued at about ten dollars stolen Monday night, with authorities noting the loss in a local incident log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirmer
Don Shirmer
Millvile Avenue
Rural school tax distribution in Butler shows period decline
Rural districts in Butler County report a drop in tax distribution for the current period compared with the first half of 1931 and the second half of 1931 when valuations were higher. The piece lists township and village allocations, including Fairfield, Hanover, Lemon, Madison, Morgan, Oxford, Wes Union, and several village and special districts, totaling a substantial sum with noted advances and pending settlements as funds are allocated for tangible and classified property taxes.
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Butler
Buller County
Ans
Tha
Toolvatulo
Tollows
New Miamar
Orford
Bevensilo
Szhils
Somerviille
Mardi Gras Floor Show Lights Up Wednesday Night
Floor Show is the big feature for Mardi Gras on Wednesday night November 14 in Joffe Garden south of Hamilton along Ain Dixie highway. From 7:30 to midnight, the event will close the Washington Bicentennial observance with a community party featuring dancing, card party, skits, and games. Prizes await the most graceful and comical participants, while those who prefer to watch are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Tilind
Hamilton
Sohngen Home Thief Held for Grand Jury Bond
Pleading guilty to breaking and entering the Sohngen home at 380 South D Street Sunday morning, Jon Wilson, 24, Nashville, was held for the grand jury under a 4000 bond. He was captured after hiding on the sleeping porch. officer testimony and Mary Sohngen's alerting call led to the arrest. Wilson made a quip about theft as he faced Judge Alphonse Pater. officers Calhoun and Dulle testified. Miss Sohngen and her father were not subpoenaed as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bokygen
South D Street
Jon Wilson
Nashville
Mary Telen Sohngen
Sohngen
Wilson
Alphonse Pater
John
Calhoun
Merian Dulle
Miss Sohngen
Hullsdale Schol
Cincinnati
Ben Hur Life Association Meeting Plans
A Middletown gathering of the Ben Hur Life Association heard Johu R. Bothman describe the finkd worker and invited Ren Hus to attend the initiation of fifty new members in Audley town during the week of November. The Christmas entertainment replaces the postponed regular meeting entertainment. Plans for a December 9 euchre event were set, and an invitation to a Dayton court dance on November 19 was noted.
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Johu R. Bothman
Finkd
Middletown
Esther Gourt
Ben Hur Life Association
South Second Street
Tellmant
Toen Ren Hus
Audley Town
Dayton
Theiss
Piest Baptist Workers Meet at Mrs Leiz Home
Willing workers of the First Baptist church will gather Thursday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Mina Leiz located at 916 Clinton Avenue. The meeting aims to organize activities and discuss church outreach.
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First Baptist Church
Mina Leiz
Clinton Ave
Miami Men Host Football Dinner With Noted Guests
Mondanni and former Miami University students arrange a dinner in Hamilton at 6:00 PM featuring Frank Wilton undefeated Buckeye Conference coach, Georges Riker physical education director, and Roy Wiets line coach. Invitations go to Miami men and alumni. reservations via Wack Tackwan Taylor Grosvenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Wack
Tar Tackwan
Robert G. Taylor
Morris Taylor
I. BR
Grosvenor
Miami
Wernestay
Hunters and game plentiful in county, report says
Franklements, county investigator, described a Tuesday morning hunt as the season opened. He noted plentiful game and restraint from exaggeration. Sporting goods dealers reported high demand and more game than last year, with prices rising slightly.
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Franklements
Shandens
Middletown Church Receives Court Authorization to Borrow
The First United Presbyterian Church of Middletown was authorized by Common Pleas Court to borrow 1500 dollars on real estate mortgage. The filing records indicate the church sought funds backed by its property to finance obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
First United Presbyterian Church of
Common Pleas
Miss Stevenson badly injured in auto crash near Mot Spring
Miss Cora M. Stevenson of Hamilton a noted piano dealer suffered a fractured rib numerous bruises and a deep cut above the left eye in a collision 66 miles north of Mot Spring New Mexico on October 12 while en route to visit her sister in El Paso Texas. She is recovering at her sister Minx M Thompson’s home but there is grave concern she may lose sight in one eye.
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Cora M. Stevenson
Buckeye Street
Hamilton
Mot Spring
Nano Mazico
Miss Stevenson
Minx
M. Thompson
Cambridge Street
el Paso
Texas
Fiddler Story Fails Fugate in Municipal Court
Fugate alias Harrison Shu ter, 36, Prytan arena, held to grand jury on assault charge. fined 10 dollars and costs on intoxication charge after Miss Mary Morgan charged him with grabbing her coat at a paper plant locker room. He claimed amnesia after being struck and moved to Shuler avenue home. Municipal Court Judge Alphonse Pater recorded names and noted prior contacts. officers to check the store.
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Arteat Erte
Gerald
Sippel Avenue
L. D. Mavinnis
Cincinnati
Marland
Carl An Plennant Avene
Belle Avenue
Mare Inu
Milk Campang Expensives
Main
Grand Boulevard
Twelth Street
Woodlawn
Beuninghefen
Plessunk
Welle
Jimney O'Connor
Ai. A. Fugate
Harrison Shuter
Prytan
Arena
Vagate
Lucius Morgan
South Hievanth Street
Mary Morgan
Miss Morgan
Champion Coated Paper Company
Po'clock
Fugate
Magate
Lnrin
Fugile
Tusia
Shuler Avenua
Alphonse ‘Pater
Mensugate
Shuler Avenue
Hamilton Legion Posts Parade Ushered By Fourth District
The drum corps of Post No 138 American Legion Hamilton was asked to lead the parade at the district conference in Lockland. Officers expect full attendance as the session aims to clarify the Ohio Legion stance on adjusted compensations with Joseph Patterson of Findlay delivering the address. A drum corps contest follows the parade and Patterson's remarks.
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Pyank Jauewin
American Legion of Hamilton
American Legion
Department For
Ohio
Lockland
Sundny
Hamilton Legion
Joseph W. Patterson
Findlay
LoHan
Patterson
Haralton's Weather A Be Seath Report
Weather notes show yesterday's high of 57 and a low of 40 at Haralton with similar figures for the next year. Data includes scattered temperatures across months and years, listing several figures such as May readings 78 62 58 and other single digits.
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Count OF Butler
Anthony Wayns Hall
Catholic Ladies Aid In Charity
St. Ann's Connell
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
St. Ann’s Hill
Ti Qyas
Archddiocesan Federation
Louis Weishved
Rennhoferravenur
Altha Harris
Elkwood
Vriday
Nowenthey
Mie
Today’s Journal
OTB
Busenbank
Neal
Jackson
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Port Union
Stockinn
Runyan
Warren County Aerinals
Grand Jury
Ben Hurs
Sera
Episges
Wrenry Wyndan
Grace
the Evening Journal
Bentley
Ashton
King
Ed Wheelan
Aml
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Rea. Star
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