Jury Deliberates in Murder Case of Henny Howard
In Huntsville a six man six woman jury begins deliberations on Henny Cecil Howard charged with first degree murder in the death of D. C. Kircher. Defense witnesses place Howard at home the night of the attack while the state cites circumstantial evidence including a life insurance policy and a damaged roadster found near Monroe.
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Henny Cecil Howard
Hunteville
D. C
Maury Geel Howard
Huntsville
Livak
D. CG
Kircher
Common Pleas
Clinton D. Boyd
Howard
Ife
Aig
Helmer Morgenthaler
Morgenthaler
Mathiumnac
Bett Riddell
George Wiliams
Nathan Monae
Robin Caldwell
George Nolsey
Dad Robinson
Jet Riddell
Niddletown
Slul
Cat Howard
Charles Joseph
Rosewood Park
Bethany
Mobroy
N. McVay
Middletown
Stucci
Engineers propose reservoir system and district tax relief
Harlan outlines bill to lift Conservancy tax from taxpayers in the Miami river valley and details a broader plan for flood prevention funding in the Mississippi valley. He reviews federal aid for highways, veterans hospital location, and government envelope printing profits, concluding with Conservancy tax reductions in Hamilton.
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Conservancy
Miami River
Byron B. Harlan Ak
Mississippi Valley
Minkissippi River
Ohio
Mc Harlan
Harlan
Conservanny
Hamilton
Afi
Junior Order Meeting Discusses Routine Business
Batler Council No.3, Junior C. A. translated the regular order of business at Tuesday evening’s session. The meeting was held in the Junior Order hall in the South district.
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Batler Council No.3
Junior C. A. ‘Ac Ma
Junior Order
South
50th Anniversary At Trenton U P Presbytery Meeting
Rain did not stop the 50th anniversary meeting of the Trenton United Presbyterian as Mrs Noel Adame led the service. Mrs Wm Alexander of Columbus spoke on doing goods and church women’s stand on prohibition. Mrs T Crawford of Middletown summarized the national convention and Mrs Z P White discussed Egypt. Helen Waterson of Middletown sang two solos.
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Mra
Noel Adame
Wist Ohio Presbyterial
Trenton United Prcabyterian
Cluteat
Alexander of
Colmbus
Alexan
National Weusens 6 League For Law Mae
Egypt
Mise Helen Wate Yertaat
Middletown
Mel
Jennie Woods
Prowler Fells Officer in Main Street Attack
Patrolman Leibrock, patrolling near Main street, was ambushed by a prowler who struck him with a large stone, knocking him to the sidewalk. The assailant fled as Leibrock radioed for help. officer Urban Lengera later identified a man matching the description walking along Columbia Bridge in connection with the incident.
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Leibrock
Fai
Main Street
Millville Avenue
Mn Leibrook
Amy
Leitvock
Patyalinan
Urban Lengera
Columbia
Lengers
Lend
Kiwanians Elect Officers For Two Year Terms
The Kiwanis club meeting at the Anthony Wayne hotel elected Louis J. Nardine as president Kay Boller as vice president Robert Pabst as treasurer and directors for two years William B Wick AL Morse Harry Wornell Edward Gardner Herman Woebbold and others will assume duties in January The election committee included J Brown Judge K J Karte and Edward Cinder The club plans to attend the Hamilton district convention in Cincinnati October 23 to 26
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Aimaal
Ununion
Kiwania
Anthony Wayne
Luesday
Louis J. Nardine
Kay Boller
Robert Pabst
Dirocees
William B. Wick
AL Morse
Harry
Wornell
Eawarid
Gardner
Herman Woebbold
Rater
J. Hrown
K. J. Karte
Edward d. Cinder
Ts Harmilton
Ohio
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Louis J
JR HI CONTRACTS SIGNED FOR WOODROW WILTON DAMBRIGH SCHOOL
The Hamilton board of education signed general contracts for the Woodrow Witgon dambrigh school project on September 23. AR O Wellan of the Blage company said they would begin moving equipment immediately. The heat and ventilating contract went to Peck Hunnaford and Peck of Cincinnati for 6200, and the plumbing contract to William Shafer of Hamilton for 426,100. The electric wiring contract has not yet been awarded. The board also discussed bid qualifications and legal questions with Architect Millikin Shotts.
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Resilar
E Mamilton Hoard
Woodrow Witgon
Dambrigh School
AR. O. Wellan
R. Blage Company
Dayton
Charles F. Holdefor
Brige Comany
Peck Hunnaford and Peck Company
Giavinnati
William Shafer, Company
Hamilton
Thesday
Bend
Law Wd
Unfy
Millikin Shotts
Architecte
Linden Aid Meeting Tuesday in First Division
The Linden Ladies' Aid Society will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mia leading the session. Charles Munter is requested to attend at Pleasant Avenue as the group discusses upcoming breiness and community tasks.
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Lind, M
Lindenwal M, 3
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mia
Charles Munter
Pleasant Avenge End
Reubine Breiness
Hamilton boys urged to enter essay contest
The boys of Hamilton aged around 12 to 14 are urged to participate in a Founder's Day essay contest conducted by the Young Mens Literary Guild. Entries must be limited to 200 words and include name age and address on the back of the first sheet. Prizes are described as generous.
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Boys of
Hamilton
MY Ig
Harlan Tariff Fight Shapes Democratic Path to November
A crowded Junior Democratic club meeting at the Keiser Building on South Second Street featured a speech by Gyron Brtlarian, congressman from the third district, urging support for tariff policies as a factor in the upcoming election. Attorney Paul Baden introduced the speaker amid a routine club agenda.
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Hoover
Gyron Brtlarian
Third
Democratic Club
Keiser Building
South Second Street
Hurzinn
Paul Baden
Deimncentio
Ler
Hurlaw
Unemployed May Be Excused From Jury Duty Here
Butler county jury service policies allow the unemployed to be excused if they hold regular jobs. The plan aims to aid those drawn for jury duty and improve access to the $3 daily fee. Similar practices were cited in Cincinnati and Toledo courts, where lists of unemployed men governed juror selection. A separate item notes the First Reformed church consistory completing routine business at a Tuesday meeting.
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Butler County
Kanta
Clinton
Boyd
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Toledo
Andee Boyd
First Reformed Church
Daughters Future Is Fathers Appeal At Reduced Charge
In a tense hearing at Municipal Court Judge Alphonse Pater heard Henry C. Smith defend his 14 year old daughter Viola as he faced stabbing charges after a man named John Boyle, 25, attacked them near the Miami Conservancy levee. Viola testified she was with Boyle when Smith stabbed him, then insisted she was being protected as her father defended them. The incident left Boyle critically wounded and later he died after being transported to Mercy hospital. The court faced conflicting stories as Smith described defending his daughter while Boyle’s injury became fatal.
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Henry C. Smith
Alphonse Pater
Visla
John Boyle
Second Street
Viola
Boyle
Miami Conservancy Levee
Smith
Bouth Brent Street
Mercy Hospital
Toca
Voyle
Wizhl
Wan Blint
Tee
Pater
ShriLh
Boys, 14, Found In Parrish Home After Break In
Two youths, Corliss Andrews and Carl Clifford Webb, both 14, admitted entering the Parrish home at 933 South D Street or nearby via a cellar passage. They took a revolver that wouldn’t shoot, 40 vizmrebtes, cigarettes, ginger ale, and hid as officers arrived. Arresting officers James O Connor Henry Kart and Frank Moyer handed the case to juvenile authorities.
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Charing Parrish
South D Strest
Corliss Andrews
Lee
Sycamore Street
Andrews
Carl Clifford
Main Street
Parrish Bann
Land
Aftigora
James O'Connor
Henry Kart
Frank Moyer
Doors Found Open At Several Local Businesses
Police report doors stood open Tuesday night and Wednesday morning at Sears Roebuck on South Second street Mc Gregor Ice Cream on B and Millikin streets Indian Refining on Fifth street Persi ing avenue Teitker Oil on Wahsul street near the Baltimore railroad Aterivan Foundry on Fairview avenue near the Baltimore railroad was damaged by youths Tuesday night by polite boys was damaging property at the Foundry Tuesday
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Sears Roebuck
South Second Street
McGregor Ice Cream Company
Millikin
Indian Refining Company
Fifth Street
Persiing Avenue
Teitker Oil Company
Wahsul Street
Baltimore Railroad
Watahman
Aterivan
Foundry
Fairview Avenue
Dismissal in Cox Case Clears Her of Shotgun Charge
In Hamilton KR R 8 judge Alphonse Water dismissed charges against Mrs Minnie Cox for pointing a firearm at Orla Shellan in a scuffle over her son. Shelton testified a club was used and Cox denied aiming the shotgun, admitting she held one. Cox argued she only acted to protect her son as the fight continued. Rally Day at Overpeck Presbyterian set for Sunday October 4 with over county religious leaders attending.
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Orla Shellan
Rosedale
Shalton
Shelton
Atve
Cox
Junge Alphonse Pater Eaid
Overpegk Presby
Overpeck Presbyterian
Ovear N. Qasl
Briler County
Colmcil
Nidnextion
Freezing Weather Ahead in Butler County
The weather forecast warns of near freezing temperatures for Butler County this week after a rain day. A sharp drop followed by lower temperatures tonight and possible frost as the week ends, with rain accompanying the cooler air.
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Butler County
Ohio
Booster Night at Hanover Grange Meeting
Hanover Grange will hold its regular meeting Friday evening October 7 at Hanover school. Booster night aims to gather members to support the Grange and learn about the master. The play Spring House leaning will be presented during the event.
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Hanover Grange
Hanover School
Hanover
Lear & meEssagn Coom
Spring House
Tumleson
Whendorl
Mettin Loyay Halph Ashby
Alla Tana 'Panileson
Hamilton
Cynite J. Fitton
Journal Reports Record Net Paid Circulation Ahead
The Hamilton Evening Journal proclaims a net paid circulation of 11 781, the largest in Hamilton and Butler County, audited and guaranteed by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The paper lists Homer Gard as president, with Lutie M. Gard and Lillian Z. Matthias as owners, and notes the publisher as The Journal Publishing Company in Hamilton Ohio.
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Journal
U. S
Fac
Hamilton
Butler County
Audit Bureau of Circulations of America
Hamilton Evening Journal
Ohio
Homer Gara
Buiter
O. A
L. R. Henaley
G. 5. Holdvfer
Journal Publishing Company
Homer Gard
Lutie M. Gard
Lillian Z
Matthias
Journal Publishing Co Official Notarized Statement
An official notarized statement mentions The Journal Publishing Co and IRB Hensley as secretary with a Grovsenor notary in Butler County Ohio. Dated October 1933 with a commission expiring July 28 1934. The fragment references sworn subscription and an editor publisher or OMER designation.
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the Journal Publishing CO
Irb. Hensley
Omer
Grosvenor
Butler County
Ohio
Hamilton Weather Report Shows 72 High and 47 Low
An old weather note records yesterday’s maximum at 72 and minimum at 47 for Hamilton. It lists temperatures for the same date across years 1851 1930 1929 1923 and notes rainfall for the past 24 hours at 0.40 inches with accompanying marginal figures for months or days.
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Mississippi
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Cil
Robert Richardson
Philip Irwin
Mic Richardson
Enthusiasim Harlan
Washington
Point Veterans
Trenton U. P
Prowler
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