Hamilton city council approves bus franchise for Hamilton interests
Hamilton City Council gave first reading to an ordinance granting City Coach Company a five year bus franchise with a straight five cent fare. The vote was 4 to 3 with Ferguson Hurke Biermann and Warndorf in favor and Welsh Millikin and Benninghofen against. Public hearings set for November 2 at 8 p.m. prior to second vote.
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Hamilton
S City Coach Company
Flys
City Caseh Company
Homer C. Ferguson
Raymond H. Hurke
August Biermann
Ed Warndorf
Leo Welsh
Mark Millikin
Paul Benninghofen
Louis Solingon
Allan Iyer
Coach Company, & Company
Council
Hell
Pasard
Somethag
Millikin
Transportation Syatem
Harmilton
Counsil
Hamilton City Lines
City Coach Company
Legislativa Bten
Jouneilnecht
No Rate Increase Vote Again In Year Pledge By City Council
Hamilton city council adopted a two fold pledge to voters ahead of the November election. If the charter amendment is approved the city would transfer excess gas and electric revenues to cover operating costs with no rate hikes. If voters reject the amendment funds would be tight affecting police fire garbage and hospital services.
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People of Hamilton
Wea
Noverm Council
Nort Yaar
Hamilton
Einriell
Muniicipal Gas
Dleality
Iaid
Haymond H. Burke
Nis
Mark Millikin
Millikin
Burke
Nob OarTy
Pas
Wpolk
Gaa
Othat Poinket
Convention Report To Odd Fellows Continues On Page 2
F M Zilios Ohio State Secretaries association treasurer gave a report on the Springfield convention proceedings held October 17 and 18 at Hamilton lodge 17. Invitations were extended to Miami lodge Manres and Standon lodge for upcoming visits. Final plans were set for a gel gathering meeting sponsored by Odd Fellow Past Grands and Knights of Pythias. A regular meeting was scheduled for October 20 with the club degree to be conferred by chase of candidates.
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F. M. Zilios
Ohio State
Springfield
Hamilton Lodge
South Third Street
Charles J, Btundel
D. G
Kafball
North Becond Street
Odd Fellow
Knights of Pythias
sMlen
Councilmen Debate Franchise Vote At City Hall
City leaders including Mayor It Hy Burka and five councilmen spoke Wednesday night on a transportation franchise ordinance. Ferguson and Millikin voiced opposition, Millikin urging municipal ownership, while Welak supported granting a franchise to an outside traction company.
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Brighy
Hy Burka
Ordine Ange
Burks
Focal
Cownchlman Ferguson
Saingon and Iyer
Traction Company
Dr. Millikin
Welak
Spanking Scuffle Ends With Stones On Vine Street
A man and his wife, Joe Meyers and Mrs Meyers of Vine Street, were involved when a rock shattered near their car during an evening incident described as two spankings for two youths. Police searched Vine Street for the thrower, and a father defending the other youth faced reprimand from an officer. A separate note reports a Glendale man, Harlin Combs, sought by police while his mother lies ill in Middletown, and a cigarette fire scorched leaves near Second and Ludlow streets with no injuries.
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Joe Meyers
Vine Street
City Service
TLL
Harlin Combs
Logan Agento
Middletown, i
Mayor Burke Endorses Hamilton Bus Franchise Vote
Hamilton city council hears Mayor Raymond H Burke explain his support for a local streetcar franchise with the Conch company After a four year study he argues a public utility needs a franchise to unify transportation at low cost for a city with many riders who rely on short rides and free transfers for school access.
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Burke
Hamilton
Raymond H. Burke
City Conch Company
Wages Of City Employes Cut Twenty Per Cent For Next Year
City officials announce a twenty percent wage reduction for all city workers next year to help balance a strained budget. Donations by employees to relief funds will total about forty four thousand six hundred fifty five dollars, aiding a projected fifty two thousand dollar relief expenditure.
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Hamilton
Jissell P. Priest
Thurgéay
Sity
Mark Milikin
Eond
Cin Association of
Prica
Milford P T A Meeting Set Next Tuesday at Darrtown School
Milford township Parent Teachers Association schedules a meeting next Tuesday evening at 3 40 at Darrtown School. The program promises an interesting agenda and a meal.
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Milford Township P.T. A
Milford Township
Darrtown
Rally Day Plans at Grace M E Church
Rally day events at Grace M E Church Sunday at 10:00 a m feature a Washington bicentennial program an appealing program has been arranged and the public is invited
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Grage M. E
Grace AL KB
Washington
Peblic iv
Exemption Rate Tops Local Real Estate Amid County Tax Study
More than a quarter of Butler County real estate is tax exempt, with an estimated 22.2 million dollars in exemption value. County auditor Johnny Barlan reported to the state tax commission, noting Ohio counties generally show higher exemptions due to Miami University and Western College. Exemption categories include federal, state, county, townships, schools, churches, cemeteries, and various institutions.
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Hitler County
Johnny Barlan
State Tax Commission
Ohio
Miami University
Western College
Oxford
United State
State of Ohio
Institutio of Jearning
American Legion
Butler County
Tabulate Voters In Fifth Ward
Tabulation of new voter registration in Hamilton Fifth ward shows 21 voters this period versus 1025 in the presidential year. The Fifth ward counts 2494 eligible voters with roughly twice as many men as women, while four years ago the total was 2497.
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Hamilton
Board of
Elagfions
Agsinal
Lasa Shaw
Butler County 4H delegates chosen for Ohio State congress
Eight Butler County delegates will attend the 4H Club Congress at Ohio State University from October 30 to November 6. A separate selection of 30 members for a secondary trig will be made by a county committee this afternoon. The committee comprises county leaders in medical, agricultural, banking, and civic groups. Selections hinge on achievements in 4H and community work, with sub grades, health scores, and offices held considered. Names will be kept confidential and assigned by number. The meeting is at 2 o'clock in the office of County Superintendent C. T. Williams.
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Ohio State University
Butler County
Homer Gord
Hamilton
J.P. Clayson
County Farm Bureau
Ross Snyder
County Bankers ‘Association
Frme
C. T. Williams
County Finances Warn of Shortfall in 1932 Expenses
Government expense exceeds income in Lex county facilities. Tax receipts, fees, licenses fall short, risking funds after November 1. Despite salary cuts and expense controls, delinquencies reduced tax collections. Auditor John M Harlen to delay payments to avoid cash overdraft. October 15 payroll completed, November salaries uncertain.
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Butlex
John M. Harlen
Mayor Burke Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
Mayor Raymond H. Burke addressed the Lions Club at the Anthony Wayne base outlining proposed city charter amendments and transportation issues. Introduced by Charles Brown the meeting planned an evening session at the Anthony Wayne hotel next week followed by a theater party with Vince Pater and Warren Jahst organizing arrangements.
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Raymond H. ‘Burke
Lions Club
Anthony Wayne Base
Burke
Charles Brown
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Vincent Pater
Warren Jahst
Crawford Suez For 60 on Note In Common Pleas Court
W H Crawford of Hamilton sued in common pleas court Thursday for judgment on a promissory note for 1860 dollars signed by John and Jenola Yater and secured by real estate in the First ward.
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Crawford Suez
W. OC. Crawford
Hamilton
Commom Pleas Court
Ty John
Jenala Yater
Y Roundup Teams Spurred on to Campaign Success
The Y Roundup reports progress toward a campaign goal with Friday's report due. Robert Cogswell and John Le Prosser spoke at a Wednesday dinner rally, urging continued effort to recruit members and support youth work in Hamilton.
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Eam
Robert Cogswell
John le Prosser
Char
L. Meeks
Chainnai
Cagewell
Hamilton
Prosser
Si Association
Merk Fike
Paul Ziegler
Moose initiate class of candidates at Hamilton Chapter No. 36
A Moose initiate ceremony occurred Wednesday evening at the Moose Hall with the Loyal Order of Moose, Hamilton Chapter No. 36. Routine business followed the initiation as a large fish fry is planned for Saturday evening October 23 at the Moose Hall. A bank asks for 485 dollars and a court case debt of 433 dollars on a note, argued by Thomas Kinney, appears in the common pleas court file.
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MOOSE
Loyal Order of Moose
Hamilton
Mouse
Barrison Bank Bues
Citizens Fask
Harrison Geske
Common Pleas
Thomas Kinney
Ferguson Hurries to City Council Vote on Transportation Ordinance
Homer C. Berg son Ferguson faced a tight schedule in Chicago and Hamilton. He attended the council meeting in time for the first vote on the transportation ordinance, then returned to Chicago for a business conference. His remark, I just had to be here, underscored the urgency.
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Homer Ferguson
Homer C. Bergson
Franspores
Chicago
Ofelook
Ferguson
Éoun
One Guilty Plea In Butler County Indictments
One man pleaded guilty in Butler County common pleas court before Judge E J Kentz after arraignments last Thursday. Charles Sales of Middletown was fined 200 dollars and jailed until costs are paid for issuing checks with insufficient funds. Several others faced charges including auto theft, obtaining funds, and bootlegging. some defendants were not found or released to other authorities. The arraignments were briefly delayed to Friday.
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E. J. Kentz
Common Pleas Court
Charles “Sales
Middletown
Costa
Marl Waller
Tamilton County
Maurice Waller
Alrilee Vaughn
Mickey McGuire
Coster Smith
Weather notes from Hamilton yesterday and prior years
Fragmentary weather history from Hamilton reports yesterday record 71 and low 51. The text also lists incomplete figures for the same date in several prior years, including 1990 1998 1920 and other garbled data.
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Odd Fellows
Ludlow
Secon
Ludlow Stresta
Flamilton
Lillie Williams
Parkaro Avenua
Grant King
Seventh and
High Streets
Henry Hart
South Monument Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Eighth Street
Glen Ross Avenue
Hooven Avenue
Weller Againn
Pleasant Avenue
Skillman
Belle Avenues
Main Street
Electria
Eighth End
Dayton Street
Butler
Fifth Ward
Butler’s
Flobsie Maggard
Blaszie Maggard
B. J. Kautz
St. Nicholas
Cecklesa
David L. Sheard
Ed Tanzey
Petit Inteeny
W. H. Burk
Now-Sup
Tudge Kautz
Stor
the Evening Journal
Ayez
Sam
Yez
Ed Wheelan
Py AB. Beate
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