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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1912
Page
6
Report notes a miniature troupe claimed as a main attraction at the fair. The small performers are described as the world’s smallest adults with a 24 inch height and 27 pound weight, billed to entertain with dancing as spectators are urged to attend and pay to see them perform.
The Democratic campaign opens Saturday night at the Coliseum in Stamwitton with speakers Cox Waeren Card Dangberis and Morphy. County executive committee arranged a parade escort from Second street and invited all Democrats to the meeting and headquarters events.
The school board last night authorized a 300000 bond issue to finance a new high school and East Hamilton buildings. Denomination 400 each, numbers 1 to 600, interest payable semiannually on June 10 and December 10, sinking fund details set, sale to the highest bidder. Also appointments of teachers and staff with monthly salaries listed. Diphtheria outbreak affects local students. continuation school discussed. East Hamilton plans for a new Host Bryan Yilen building to start excavation and foundation this winter with cost-saving urgency.
A cross country race for all walkers at the YM A playground will be held Saturday morning at 10. Arrangements are under way for a victory cross country on Thanksgiving Day, open to all.
An odd umpire note claims Berning was held safe after a misplayed throw in a Rays game. The official cites home-plate stance and ball handling as factors, but the report reads tangled and unclear.
All electors must register on Thursday Oct 3 with opening hours 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Previous registration will not count and every elector must register this fall or cannot vote on November 5. You must register or you cannot vote.
Clerk Charles Brunson requests approval from Judges Warren Gard and Clarence Murphy for a deputy hire allowance of 588.03 and a total office collection of 6627.04 for the year ending September 30, 1912. He notes 2051.17 is due for clerk hire and asks the court to direct the commissioners to fund the 5884 ce tra allowance.
Election board will distribute registration supplies Wednesday at 7 pm at the court house basement entrance on Second Street. Supplies for first day of registration will be available Thursday from 4 to 6 pm. General election registration required. any voter must register to vote for the next four years. In a separate case Katherine Beck sues Henry Sehlhorn as administrator of Earnest Nein estate, defendant answering and denying indebtedness and claiming the action barred by statute of limitations.
County commissioners announce a planned bridge inspection along the Sevenmile Pike on Monday to assess repairs and safety. The notice mentions a local shop, Superior Shop Repairing by Michael Riedel, located under First National Bank, with fall shopping implied at Stransa.
The high school tennis tourney ended Monday afternoon with the Senior class scoring 28 of 40 points to win the pennant. Finals in men’s doubles saw Campbell Gard and Bob Kappel defeat Paul Bash and Stephen Horan 6-4 6-3. Ruth Webster and Campbell Gard won mixed doubles, Margaret Dillon defeated Dorothy Bauman in girls singles, and Dillon paired with Webster to win girls doubles against Wuitlewid and Kriegenhoeter.
President Agnell and the Board of Erectors will investigate allegations raised by Hornet Fogel regarding national league umpires. Fogel is the only winner to question umpire honesty, yet his claims meet little attention amid widespread skepticism of his railing.
The exhibition promises a diverse array of wool products and machinery designed to appeal to bankers, mechanics, housewives, farmers, and contractors, showcasing practical items for varied trades and households.
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