Detective Nab Wakeman In Shoe Fraud Sting
Hobart Dinwiddie arrested Richard Wakeman, accused of posing as a shoe salesman and taking orders and money from police, firemen, and postal workers in Hamilton a year ago. Wakeman, wanted as a parole violator in Indiana City, faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and will be sent to Indiana authorities. The capture involved officers from Hamilton and Cincinnati. receipts and past dealings were recalled by several victims, including ex customers and Chief Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Dinwiddls
Richard Wakeman
Indiana
Ritkard Wakeman
Hamilton City
Gleniate
Cincinnati
Dinwiddin
Didwiddie
Hamilton
Fast Proma
Grand Boulevard
Patton
Hernan Duile
Charence Holden
Ife
Ted
Chint
John C. Calhoun
Rine
Calhoun
Dinwiddie
Polion
Wakeman
Richard
Michigan
City
Ind
Michigan City
Indiana State
Fox Wakeman
Weather report for Hamilton area yesterday and following night
Fragmentary data shows temperatures around 63 in the day and 31 at night in Hamilton with unclear datings. The rest of the text is garbled, offering no verifiable dates or additional meteorological details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maziztier
Executives Named In Rehabilitation Work for District
Alexander Thomson of Champion Coated Paper Company today joins the executive committee for industrial rehabilitation across Butler Adams Clermont Hamilton Highland and Brown counties. The announcement comes from Fred A Geier general chairman of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Other committee members include EK Anderson I J Coombe Powell Crosley Jr R Dupters and A P Ethetmay. The group will operate from Cincinnati headquarters to carry out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Thomson
Champion Coated Paper Company
Butler, Adams, Clemont
Hamilton
Highland
Brown
Fred A. Geier
Jury Indicts Harry Halperin In Copyright Case
A Cincinnati grand jury indicts Harry Halperin, a High Street merchant, on copyright violation charges for selling music without owner permission. Walter Gaugh, Oxford, is indicted on liquor sales and nuisance charges as part of the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Halperin
Grannd
Cincinnati
Kriday
Harry
Halperin
Sheeb Music
Walter Galuigh
Oxford
Denny Lumber Co Suit Over Note Sounds in Common Pleas
Denny Lumber Co of Middletown Buell faces common pleas court Friday over a note for 1370 dollars signed by L H Murphy of Middletown. The case seeks payment of the debt plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Lumber C.lues
Denny Lumber Co
Middletown
Buell In Common Pleas
L. HW. Murphy
First Anniversary Event Delights Y W O A Readers
Miss Mary Gatl hosts a Friday open shrine to the Y W O A marking its first anniversary. The nearly full auditorium enjoyed a pageant titled Histesis Prieze by Bir Will Lebo directed by the committee led by Mrs Elmer C Shipley. Costumes were faithful and the readings honored YW C A members from 1888 to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gatl
Y. W
Bir
Will “Lebo
Elmer C. Shipley
Asalating
Paul Shuler
Examiner Finds Middletown Treasurer Shortage
A state audit released Saturday accuses Hoy S. Clark, former Middletown treasurer, of a 507.25 shortage. The report covers Feb 29 to Aug 16 and cites misappropriated water and tax receipts not deposited, with $49.10 used as change. Clark resigned August 16. bond pledged by Ohio Casualty Co. Other city accounts appeared satisfactory.
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Columbus
Hoy S. Glark
Middletown
Ernst F. Erb
Joseph 2. Tracy
Clark
Ohio Casuaty Co
Bamilton
Clarke
Ada
Clare
Lis Kondsusen
Cartella North Granted Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Cartella North of Hamilton was granted a decree in common pleas court from Harry S. North on grounds of grave neglect and cruelty. Judge K J Kautz restored her maiden name Anderkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartelle North
Cartella North
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Britny
Winter season plans announced by Fenmont Athletic Committee
At a Friday meeting the Fenmont club outlined the winter program. Women gym classes start Mondays at 7 80 p m with games and basketballproctors for women. Tap dancing aims to begin, a women’s basketball team will be selected from members, men’s classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 44 p m, boys and girls classes Saturdays from Oct 22, registration Oct 9–15, swimming continues with life saving and instruction, social membership rates apply to all club privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feamontult
Ferment
Shrine Band in Concert Sunday in Hamilton Park
The Shrine Band and Field Corps of 160 members will perform Sunday afternoon in the park on South Monument avenue opposite the Anthony Wayne hotel in Hamilton. Visitors from Antioch Temple Dayton arrive by special train. A Hamilton Shriners committee will host a reception and dinner afterward at the Anthony Wayne hotel. The concert starts about 1 o'clock and lasts one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
South Monument Avenue
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Shrine Band
Field ‘Music Corpe
Antioch Temple
Dayton
Hamilton Shriners
Anthony Ww
Crusaders Officials in Hamilton Visit
Robert Schreater, field representative for the Crusaders for Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Michigan, along with Howard Wilson, executive secretary for Cincinnati and Butler County, were guests of Peter B. Reotsohler, Hamilton Crusaders Battalion head treasurer. The Crusaders stated they have no solicitors or petitions in circulation and are coordinating with the Woman’s Organization for Prohibition Reform and the Association Against the 18th Amendment, citing a strong past record of accomplishment to back them up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schreater
Crusaders
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Howard Wilson
Cincinnati
Butler Saunty
Peter B. Reotsohler
Hamilton Crusaders Battalion
Nantschler
Gcrusadera
Aimply
Woman's Organization For Prohibition Reform
Rentschler
Willin
Legion Drum Corps Invited to Holy Name Parade
All members of Frank Darwin's Pont No 18 American Legion Drum Corps are asked to join the Holy Name parade. The corps should assemble at the Soldiers and Sailors monument at 11 30 p m on Sunday October 9. At the corps regular meeting one new member is added to the roster at the Legion clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Darwin‘ Pont
American Legion
Holy Name
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
New Legion
Rey
Norpe
Armistice Day plans outlined by Levine Commander
Sam Levine won re election as commander of the Frank Burgin post with a slate including vice commanders and adjutants. Officers pledged to organize Armistice Day activities with a parade committee, luncheon, and clubhouse events at the Legion club, while Red Cross representative Miss Margedant praised veteran services and urged support for the annual roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Levine
Frank Burgin
Amérigan Tegion
Levine
Gordon Blend
Bugh
Joseph OC. Schollex
Carlisle Lar
Robert G
Card Keller
Legion
Wesley’ Walzdny
Marsha
Wilbert
G. Schneider
Gonlon Henninger
Mire Margedant
Biss
Caroline Marge Fant
Red Cross
Lin Organizej Tion
Margedaut
Legionnaires
George Buehling
Animal Region
Portland
Ore
Gordon Honoinger
Drum Corpa
Key and
Sea Scouts
Passport fraud led to deportation case against man
U S government weighs deporting Harry Brown, 63, once jailed for counterfeiting at 327 South Front Street. Secret Service agents testified he entered the US without a passport and produced a counterfeit ten dollar bill. Indictment cites making and passing the bill as part of a broader fraud scheme. Brown was described as a noted penman who admitted creating the third counterfeit bill. Local witnesses identified the questionable notes, tying Brown to the operation conducted in a dimly lit South Front Street room.
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U. S
Harry Brown
South Front Street
Harry Bick
U Sy Secret Service
Brown
Huglishman
Segrat
Secret Service
Buck
Prosperity Day Values Promoted by Local Merchants
The Hamilton Merchants Association campaigns to boost sales with special values, led by P. T. Centner as trade promotion chairman. The effort aims to attract customers who benefit alongside merchants, with a Good Will tour through the equity planned and to be announced next week by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depicaveny
Hamilton Morchants’ Assoniation
P. T. ‘Centner
Morchants’ Association
Asaurciated
Kelly
Phillips Guilty Of Aiding Libel Trial Notes
Phillips formerly of Midleton is found guilty of aiding the publication of libel in the Ohio Examiners case. Foreman F. Were presided as jurors reportedly with mixed initial verdicts. Counsel plan new trials. Judge Boyd will decide on motions next week. Grover Fleming, editor of the Examines, pleaded guilty after learning the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Phillipa
Tris
Boyd
W. Grigoith
Middletown
Ayualdi
Sane
Grover Fleming
Journal's Cooking School To Be Opened Next Tuesday
A lively note describes Journal's Cooking School opening next Tuesday. Readers discuss home economics and husband participation, with mothers seeking efficient nourishing dishes and quick demonstrations for households without maids.
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Journal’s Cooking School
Founders Proclamation Ignites Hamilton Celebration
Mayor Raymond H. Burke issues a proclamation calling residents to honor Sir George Williams founder of the YMCA. A Founders Day dinner is planned next Tuesday at the Y with tribute and a membership canvass begun by Charles L. Meeks. The notice appears on page 4.
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Raymond H. Burke
Hamilton
Sir George Williams
Areenge
Charles L. Meeks
BMCG
Burke
Raysnon
Appeal Made for Help For Butler County Garment Distribution
An appeal from the Butler County Red Cross central committee seeks aid from all organizations and individuals to convert worn cotton into clothing for needy residents this winter. The county chairmen and township delegates coordinate efforts with a plan to distribute garments via local clubs and churches, urging immediate reporting and work to begin this week.
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Todey Tor
Butler County
Red Crocs
Biller
Williams
Superiu
Rodent
Sdn Billingston
Eboirwan
Nell Beckett Moora
John Smith
Myre
Minnie Eliatt
Mohn’ Welsh
Mare
H. TH. Abas
Misa Bessia
Morgan
Charles Burnett
Oxford
J. B. BeYonough
Reily
Alvin G. Schwab
Rogs
Garvon Horgan
St. Clair
M. Hamingd
Union
Albert
Bucks
Wayne
Chris Block
Ell
Garmenta
Diildren
Fale Ae
A. F. Boli
T. 'T, Herrman
G. H. Williams
Queolina A. Matyedant
Philip J Bear Taken by Death
Philip J Bear dies after a week long illness at Moorey hospital on Sunday morning. A longtime Hamilton resident born August 24 1858 in Allentown Pa he married Mina Woolley who died in 1909. Survived by daughters Mrs Ew Chambers Freda and Edna Bear and a grandson Ralph Chambers the family home at the town’s edge. Funeral services conducted by Rev John S Brinkman at First Baptist Church will be private on Tuesday at 2:50 pm, with arrangements pending.
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Philip Ly Kony
Morey Hospital
Rest
Hamilton
Allentown
Mina Kitty Woolley
Paul Edar
IPN
Loree
Ehildeen
Ew Chambers
Mikges Freda
Edna Bear
Ralph Chambers
Auborhay
Egat
Bear
First Baptist Church
John S. Brinkman
Perrida
Frndle
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Mart
Butler Group
Legion Post
Chastes Fischer
Vernon Hughes
Mya
YW. C. A
Avery
Charlen Schmidt
DARL
WAIRD
Columbus Fureau
Hamilton Journaal
Fenmont
Shrine’ Band
Federal‘Agt
Flb
Roberts
McKinley Avenue
James Harlow
Anna Harlow
Hunt Avenue
Ida May Robers
Phillips
Ons Hride
Ida Ikke
Tima
Nina
Thorn
the Evening Journal
Arow
Wreelan
Seris
Drew Nick
David Truman
Exacly
Louise
Ed Wheelan
Barcasel
Weill
Philip J. Bear
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