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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
4
A jumble of names and figures shows candidates and committee members reporting expenses. Mentions of the Republican committee treasurer and various contributors row through apparent ledger entries, with little coherent narrative beyond expenditures and placeholders for names.
Fragmented OCR shows a misc list of names and places with addresses in Middletown Hamilton Overland Spokane and other locales. The text includes several individuals with street numbers and possible notices, plus scattered phrases about a home address and a funeral or memorial reference. The readable items are scattered, with no clear single event or date.
In Cincinnati on Thursday a man and his wife, posing as Red Cross representatives, sold tickets for a lecture as part of a spoof tied to a Red Cross drive. They claimed to be connected with the organization and advertised for November 28, then were held after allegedly feigning affiliation and attempting to collect funds. Local Red Cross officials deny any involvement and the pair contest the detention, saying they did nothing wrong.
An advertisement by Howe and Son touts a nostrum for various skin and itch troubles. It claims rapid relief within two seconds using a Wintergreen oil mix and other ingredients. The copy mocks other remedies and asserts national reach, urging readers to buy the product as a universal cure.
Transfer officials report a funding scarcity in the county, forcing the directors to refuse bed requests for the needy. Auditor Cisnefort rejected the appropriation, leaving commissioners wary as they face a budget crunch and potential conflicts over future welfare provisions.
The Ohio commission for the blind plans a statewide, county‑driven system to aid the blind, using the commission as a clearing house for problems and coordinating with county officials. It aims to help the blind become self supporting, prevent blindness, and expand charitable work, including employment of sightless workers.
A state commission leads a campaign to prevent blindness and aid those who have lost sight. Lecturers visit counties to educate both blind and sighted residents, urging support and self reliance. A social event by the Wealhiuser Presbyterian church tonight accompanies community outreach.
fragmentary report notes J Weler killed and references a dispute involving Phillips, Bee Glevohoed of Baiginetten. The text mentions a local lodge, a secretary, and threats amid dusk events, with unclear chronology and several garbled names.
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