11 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1926
Page
8
In New York Oct 11 a federal jury, already longest to date, was ordered to continue deliberating the Waugherty Miller conspiracy case before Judge Mack. A juror reported pervasive vile language and duress as the minority urged delay, while two missing checks worth 433,163.81 delayed proceedings.
Christian Burner age 24 of Foster Ohio and formerly a reef float in Hamilton was killed Sunday when his car collided with another on an Ohio highway. Weather and fog hindered visibility and details were lacking. His father George Burner died in a similar wreck nine years ago. He leaves a grieving mother two sisters and two brothers, with many friends. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday morning at the Foster area home.
The Journal reports residents of Michel Runs dispute the warrant charging Rush Fiona with non support and indicate the listed address 895 Shulo raveauo is incorrect, proposing LO Greene as the proper contact or alternative respondent.
New York October 12 reports that General Tunney has no wedding plans at present but expects an announcement in winter. A society editor notes the claimed bride is said to be wealthy, listed in society circles, and linked to a father connected with the Rockefeller fortune.
Henry Ford argues the five day week was adopted for business reasons, not humanitarian aims, in an interview with Samuel Crowther. He says workers need leisure to raise living standards and criticizes excessive installment buying, admitting it has its uses but has gone too far.
More than 20 000 members of the Holy Name Union marched through Cincinnati streets to Redland Field on Sunday. The parade split into 14 divisions marching past churches on Mint street above Ninth to Redland Field. Prof Sheupe and his Hamilton band led the fourth division for the eighth year. After benediction Father Rickey led men in the vow never to take the name of Christ in vain, a pledge broadcast live on WW station.
A garage attempt near Brown Auto Sales on Pleasant Avenue was thwarted when prowlers fled before police arrival. A resident on Howven Avenue alerted authorities after hearing the disturbance at 140 o clock Monday morning.
Pauline afficars ended a street fight near Monument and East Chestnut shortly before midnight Sunday and four men were arrested for disorderly conduct. Walter White 31 of South Fourteenth Street Fervis Wolstentoln 27 of Charles Street Tarry Shifler 21 of South Front Street and Inka Nuance 23 of Chestnut Street faced charges. Police said Nance fought the others and the bout’s outcome was not determined. The meeting of the neighbors and Daughters club at the Congregational Church, set for tonight, was postponed to next Monday at Rev. Stone’s Campbell Avenue home.
Governor Ed Jackson of Indiana says he aims to go to the bottom of every charge of graft and corruption. The disclosures come after claims by Vincennes publisher Thomas Eyana and former Klan leader J. O. Stephenson, now in prison. An extra Senate inquiry may be set up by Senator James A. Reed to probe alleged corruption in Indiana political nominations.
Marshall Agnew and George Kouba faced charges after police raid on a Central Avenue residence. Officers said Agnew operated a soft drink room and possessed a punch board device, while Kouba attempted to flee with a bottle described as containing vanishing liquor. Chief Kolodzik and Captain Farzin led the action.
Rosamond McTanish, 20, and Hubert Bowman, 22, of 2611 North B Street, were arrested around 11:40 p.m. Saturday after their car struck a street hole. Officers said the pair and bystanders broke seven red lanterns placed to warn drivers, prompting the disorderly conduct and property destruction charges.
A district entry notes that many names will be added to the grand jury wheel under directions to the clerk of the court. It states lists are to be used as needed but is not expected to require immediate service for jurors.
St Louis roared as the Cardinals beat the New York Yankees. Manager Rogers Hornsby and 17 players headed toward their home camp for a welcoming parade and celebrations. Plans were made to protect returning stars from injury amid a wave of jubilant public response.
Jacksonville October 11 Rutherford B Hays son of the former President announces candidacy for a seat in the Florida lower house.
The First Visited Brethren Church petitions for a mortgage loan to pay overdue notes and secure a habitation trust. Local names and places appear in a fragmentary, OCR ridden report with charges of defrauding innkeepers and a separate beating allegation linked to George Mullins and associates.
A 132044 hospital fund push at Mercy Hospital in Missouri focuses on continued growth of new additions. The event honors workers and leaders, noting the hospital’s near year‑round service and public support, with remarks from local officials and donors including Mr. Bristly of New York.
Paris dispatch reports Queen Marie of Romania arrived to fanfare and jokes about a closet full of outfits now outgrown. The queen's caravan will travel to Cherbourg to board the Leviathan for the transatlantic voyage to New York.
New York dispatch reports screen star Connie Talmadge has separated from Captain Alastair William MacIntosh after seven months of marriage. Friends say the estrangement is amicable but permanent, with a likely divorce to follow. Talmadge previously divorced John Pinglou, citing career priorities and hindered happiness.
This notice outlines upcoming YWGA events including a Friday 8 p.m. ball rally for members and invited friends with Dr Wilbur Fowler of Cincinnati as principal speaker. Saturday features a World Felip committee rummage sale, urging large donations by Friday noon. Also tonight at 7 p.m. a gym event for Health Education volunteers, with sessions led by Helen McPherson.
A chaotic report details a cane assault on October 3 at an Anneswalk address as Croucher faces potential first captain duties against SW. The article also notes I. V. Hiter named administrator of estates and a hospital funds campaign led by Knights of Columbus and Sicilian society, with Be glad you ran to it as the campaign slogan.
Indiana officials move to compel a grand jury investigation into alleged political corruption during D C Stephenson era. Attorney General Gilliam informs Judge Collins, with subpoenas planned for Stephenson, who is imprisoned for murder, while Gov Jackson questions a committee inquiry as fruitless without Adams testimony.
St Louis Browns announce George Sisler will not be retained as manager next year. Also reported, Producers Co-Operative Pure Milk association director W E Swan released a monthly equity report valuing cattle at 535,393.17 in Cincinnati yards for September, with 21,840 stock handled, up 93 decks from September 192% and 15 percent of the total decks shipped. Cyrus Hornsby infant son of Mr and Mrs Fille Hornsby of Reily township died Monday aged one year six months. Funeral from 410 Hunter Ave Tuesday at 2 PM officiated by Rev J Sayers, Greenwood Cemetery.
Carr Milling Co reports closing prices for market terms with figures for flour bran middlings and corn. Whest and Onta prices appear listed with 1.25 and 400 quantities, while flour 6.50 and 6.50 per 1914 pounds reflect retail values, and bran and middlings quoted at 1.90 and 2.90 respectively.
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