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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1932
Page
3
Charter oilskin debates Hamilton transit future
The Journal urges Hamilton to keep charter government and resist outside influence in transit policy. It argues the C and L traction franchise should stay with Hamilton interests, condemns granting to foreign operators, and supports interurban service only under a Hamilton-based franchise. The piece portrays the charter as a civic mandate and warns against disillusionment if council favors outside financial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Hamilton
Ali
Charter Government
Charter Council
Charter
Charter Comcil
C, and I, &. Traction Company
GC and 1
Council
L. K
Hamilton Transportation
Native Crops and their American origins in vegetable diversity
The text argues that eight American originated vegetables exceed the value of 24 Old World crops, led by native corn and potatoes. It notes onions beets carrots peas spinach cabbage and eggplant among Old World favorites and claims watermelon originated in Africa. It remarks on American agricultural heritage from Native peoples and mentions a suburban summer finding about clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
America
Good Soil on Coral and Public Parks in Miami
Arthur Brisbane notes a Miami scene with thriving citrus forecasts from A Marks of USDA predicting Florida’s potential box exports, contrasted with a public-spirited seaside park and free bathing. He critiques Northern graft and urges attention to people’s needs while touching on Russia, China, and global capitalism, ending with the Scottsboro trial coverage in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ocean Ag
Chicago
Dreammakers
United States Supreme Court
Snwyete
Scottsboro
Alabama
Thomas E. Knight
Debates Over Gold Standard and Cotton Report
Washington notes on gold standard arguments and the cotton report criticism. Hoover era officials and lawmakers faced rumors of pre release tips, with private observers fearing money leaving investments. Complaints from the South accuse early tips of skewing cotton data, while government trackers caution against confirming preconceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
McClara
Nemapaner Syndicale
Washington
Ont
Treasury
Tidover
Federal Reserve Board
Meyer and Mills
Hoover
Congress
Franca
Milla
Aia
Coura
India
Historic Ohio High Spots by W E Peters Catalogs County Growth
W E Peters of Athens completed a multi hundred page volume with dozens of hand colored maps showing Ohio’s county development from pre territorial days when the region was part of Botetourt County Virginia to post territorial and statehood, detailing proclamations and acts that created counties. The work groups proclamation counties and later statutory counties, with maps colored in stages to guide researchers through the sequence of territorial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peters
Athens
Bote Tower County
Virginia
Fincastle
Washington County
Noble
St. Glair
Mosh
Republican Strategy Targets Five States In 1924 Race
New York report details Republican plans to concentrate efforts in Michigan Ohio Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois ahead of the election. Hoover’s Cleveland speech is seen as a keynote with inflation opponents blamed as the Roosevelts challenge grows. Internal party friction and mixed messaging loom as Coolidge questions his own campaign remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan
Tilinore
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Hoover
Gleveland
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Cleveland
White House
Bible Thought For Today
A brief devotional note reflects on a proverb about neighborly conduct and separation, drawing a lesson from a biblical verse. The fragmentary item emphasizes moral guidance and everyday virtue in a concise daily message.
Reading Highlights From The Pictorial Review Novelty Page
In the November issue of The Pictorial Review Carol Brown Hamiltonians and Carel Brown reflect on humor, stage turns, and radio fame as Mrs. Dimbly. A Blooming Poets piece recalls a pear tree near Millville yielding pears, while local reflections praise a Prosperity Day moment with Hamiltonians recalling past city life and theatre memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Brown
Hamiltonians
Pictorial Review
Carel Brown
Panale Steig
Jozef Orlawsky
Charles Matthew Brown
Alan
Oliver
Knox Collége
Carell Brown
Cincinnati
The
Boston
Lobe
Mrs. Dimbly
Clarenes Yordyst
Millville
Pledges at Ohio State University announced
Pledged Sarenly pledges announced at Ohio State University Cohim bung for that all quarter include Phatte Pipher of Hamilton to Ip Xi Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Cohimbung
Phatte Pipher
Hamilton
Ip Xi Delta
Hamilton Events Recalleaf 20 YEARS 4 October 15
Weathers fair reports. Mr and Mei Pred Wendel celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary with friends. Miss Evalyn Oge and Clit Ford Crawford are noted. A baby girl christening is announced for Mrs Frank Conner. A football game ends 14 to 0 as Carrollton defeats the West. A Newport relay honors 71 year old Steinhour who died from injuries. The Private Secretary 4 is staged at Smith's theatre drawing a pleased audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mei
Jeitizen
Bonacker Javenue
Abrs
Frank J. Mergy
Smith’s Theatre
Timely Views on Morals by Dr Henry Howard
Dr Henry Howard born 1850 in Melbourne, minister in Australia forty years and later pastor at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian New York. He criticizes selfishness and political dishonesty as causes of American misery and warns of structural decay in society and architecture. The piece ends with a note on the total area of the Tower of London in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Esteblianea
Equare
Court Street
Publicking
Buller County
Allegianos
Mane National Advertiaino
John W. Cullen Co
Fifth Avents
New York
Michigan Avenues
Chicago
Associated Prese
Duradte
Hanry Howard
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Oboreh
New York City
Henry Howard
Melbourne
Australia
Wesley College
M. B. Church
Londo
England
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York Cty
Europe
America
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Kameneft
Othnove
Peng Yu-Heiang
Fhr
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Sarry
Manchuria
League of Nations
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Gor
Mr. Hoover
Democratic Motivitien
J. H. Galbraith
James Aunullen
Downstate
Republic
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la Tollette
Elie
Brown
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Maschke
Colorado
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Limery Anilitorium
Cincinnali
Delabre
Fremitton
John Hartuian
Lee Inman
J. B. Weat
Relly
Newport
Ys Ars
Ties Steinhour
Trenton
Strai
Mra Mary &. Gaevor
South Front Street
Herbert B. Get
American Legion
Fanball Jinam Totita Flret Gana
Aenjee
Weat
Carrollfon Teare
Zoyier Zee
Hotland
Niles
W. L. Gordon
Alii
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