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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
14
Long dispatch details a rural Ohio event where Governor Wilson and Campbell talk about state pardon issues and law, with references to Liberty, Newark, and Mahoning county authorities. The report notes political figures and legal actions, including workmen’s compensation and insurance debates, and mentions a crowd and security concerns.
William J. Bryan will speak at the Hamilton Coliseum tomorrow evening, with the meeting starting at 6 45 instead of 7. He arrives at 6 35 Saturday night and will be escorted directly to the Coliseum. Organizers expect the event to be the largest in Butler County history.
The Grand Ugalte theater screens a reel of moving pictures including scenes of Hee and Loimnittion, a Denatifil house facade, and the Cathaoil high with students. Highlights include A Day at the Kapublie Motor Car Works with Manager McCartney and views of Niles Tool works, Champion 7 Conley Paper, Moray Hospital, and daily life locales. The program aims to attract audiences while supporting the city’s economy via affordable ads and secondhand article sales.
Members of the nation democratic campaign committee proclaimed Saturday November 2 as Woodrow Wilson Day instead of the previously announced October 31. The proof rests in Governor Wilson's address at a Madison Square Camden meeting and the plan to telegraph exercises of his creeds to be read at similar meetings across the community.
President Roosevelt and Governor Johnson visited the hospital after a campaign stop. The pair discussed plans for immediate actions while the hospital visit reassured supporters. Governor Johnson praised the public’s awakening to leadership and suggested delaying a future trip to stay with the candidate. A Milwaukee report notes John Behrank’s bail increase and a separate short vacation for Mayor Strand and Service Director Welzberger at West Baden Springs.
Bryan is billed to speak at Memorial Hall Dayton with preshow by Cox Gard and Logan. James M. Cox Warren Gard Timothy Logan and local party officials plan overflow seating as the Nebraska statesman Bryan headlines the Montgomery county political meeting.
Chicago report notes Roosevelt, with Mrs Roosevelt consent, endorses Bryan’s Ind speech urging campaign focus on issues. He states discussion should proceed on principles, despite his attack and absence from the stump, and urges continued campaigning by Wilson supporters.
Telegraphic tips report the death of United States Senator W B Heyburn of Idaho last night. The item notes other scattered notices from Washington Canton and Chicago plus various local happenings and public notices across Ohio and neighboring areas. The brief summarizes obituaries, legal notices, and assorted civic items from the era.
New York Oct 18 Becker murder trial hears defense claim that Rosenthal was killed by rival gamblers who hated him as meddler and informer. Hart asserts conspirators Weber Vallon Rose and Schepps acted independently of Becker to rid themselves and Becker, presenting that Becker had no connection with gunmen and that Rose and others lied on the stand. Gunmen beat slayer Zellig on bridge of sighs as deputies escorted them to the tombs after court, Davidson severely mauled and bleeding from beating by the four gunmen.
The many friends of Miss Jessie Slayback are rejoicing as she arrives home from Denver Colorado after months away on account of ill health. She is now quite well again to the gratification of her hosts of friends and relatives.
Charles Roberts of 222 Santa Righth street found a check for 228.53 on Thisday morning while en route to the G H Dy station.
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