Tom Keith Dies in Cincinnati Former Hamilton hotel keeper
Obituary notes the death of Tom Keith, once a well known hotel keeper from Hamilton, who operated a Wood Street lodging house years ago and later moved to Cincinnati. He died of pneumonia after several days, aged about 300 pounds in jovial, beloved fashion. Survived by his widow. Local inquiry into park revelry and alleged gambling drew mixed public reaction and a disputed claim of a missing girl case.
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Ton Tyeith
Mem Sulis Rae
Cincinnati
Jhey
Asp
Iowa
Jury finds no indictments in Riverside Park inquiry
October grand jury examined management of Riverside Park. Laure E W O'Dell and Offers Balser Farley were called and questioned over park affairs during summer. After thorough testimony the jury was convinced there was no reason to indict any party connected with the park disturbance. No indictments were returned.
Divorce Requested After Cruelty Allegations In Middletown
Mrs Newcomb files suit in common pleas Friday against Peter Newcomb alleging cruelty and failure to provide child support for their son. She seeks a divorce after ten years of marriage saying the husband wasted time and money and became cruel and worthless. Case heard in Middletown with W. K. Rhuncius listed as attorney.
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Sam Newcomb
Common Pleas
Eamt
Peter Newcomb
Lee
Baby Woodray Born at Mercy Hospital Morning
Baby Woodray was born to Mrs. Fred Woodray of 209 Wahnit Street at Mercy Hospital in the morning hour.
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Baby Woodray
Fred Woodray
Wahnit Street
At Mercy
Hospital Wis Mornins
Bond Issue Ruling Heights for Ohio Utilities 400000
Attorney General Hogan says the Public Utilities Commission must decide if a 400000 bond issue by the railroad is for maintenance of service. The ruling cites the need to reassure lenders after recent asset losses and potential consolidation moves.
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Columbus, O
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UL. & D. Raiload
Public Utilities Commission
Hogan
Millionaire Philanthropist to Speak at Christ Rally in Cincinnati
A large Kansas City leader known as the Millionaire Philanthropist will keynote the Use Christ rally in Cincinnati. Prominent clergy and church leaders, including Rev. AML Chilton and J. X. Shellenberger, plan to attend the Grand event with about 25 churches from the area. The gathering aims to spark a broad interdenominational movement within local Christ churches.
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A.A. Long
Kansas City
Use Christ
Chovelus
Cincinnati
Gary
Aml. Chilton
St. Joseph
American Christi Missionary Society
J. X. Shellenberger
Ian City
Brotherhood Movement
We EL Slayeluan
Indianapolis
Gampuser
Sacredl Music
Couper
Anuce
Chuinnall
Ehurely
Leon Hateilton
Delegates Attend Presbyterial C E Convention
Misses Lanna Cules Be Slater and Addie Hampteff attend the Presbyterian Church Endeavor convention as delegates of the Westminster Presbytery. Several society members will work up tomorrow for the big program. Miss Lata Osme will deliver a address before the congregation Saturday morning.
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Lanna Cules
Slater
Chistian Endeavor
Lata Os
Suspect Emery Melum Arrested in Dayton Burglary Case
Emery Melum, under suspicion of a recent burglary at George Pel’s Sailorship on Court Street, was brought back to Hamilton and jailed at the police station pending a be ing before Mayor Bothwell. An officer was sent to Dayton to gather further evidence for prosecution against McClann or Liew A Final Account.
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Emery McChea
George Pel
Court Street
Wais
Dayton
Am Otrom
Hanition
Bothwell
Dayfan
McClann
Liew
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