Oxford George Francis shot by eight year old brother
George Francis Williams colored five son of Mr and Mrs George Williams of South Main street is in serious condition at Fort Hamilton hospital Hamilton after a 22 caliber bullet injured him. His eight year old brother Philip found the rifle while playing at home Sunday and the shot struck George in the shoulder, lodging near the kidney. Doctor Braith reports recovery possible barring complications. Local rumors of prowlers followed. the father left the rifle loaded in a corner. The piece remains in place with no removal.
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Miami To Play Wabash Miami To Play Wabash
Miami University's football team will travel to Crawfordsville Indiana Saturday to face Wabash College as part of a celebration marking Wabash's 100th anniversary. Miami’s founders included graduates James and John Thompson and professor John Thompson, with A H Upham Miami president slated as a speaker at the Monday October 31 celebration. The article also notes a Women's Faculty club meeting at Atlanta University and church event notices.
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A. H. Upham
Hickory Grove Social Notes Amid Local Visits
Special to the Journal Hickory Grove Ohio October 25 Sunday dinner guests included Charles Woodruff, Bliz Woodruff, and several family friends. Residents attended church at Walker Chapel Sunday afternoon and many visited relatives across town. A slow recovery is noted for Henry Siselovs and local labor on projects continues with Mr. George Vaughn aiding the Colina cabin.
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Lebanon auto dealer files bankruptcy in Ohio district court
Carl Bangham, a Lebanon Ohio dealer doing business as Bangham Motor Company on East Main Street, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court. Schedules show debt totaling 47619 22 with 8302 10 unsecured and 23839 253 claimed as obligations for others. Assets total 19216 with 2483 receivables 4400 stock in trade 2000 machinery and tools and 2102 open accounts. Major unsecured creditors include Goodrich Rubber Akron 1450 Fred Solomon Lebanon 1498 and Waynesville National Bank 2700. Estate valued at 700.
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United States District Court
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Waynesville
Cealy Estate Valued at 415 000 in Probata
Tessie Cealy of Oxford applied in probata court Monday to be administrator of the calata of William G Cealy. Value estimates show 69 personal property and 22 000 4 realty with total estimated at 415 000.
Campaign Prohibition Fades As Election Issue
Washington notes on October 25 report prohibition as an issue in the campaign is largely ignored. Roosevelt has shifted to a wetter stance while Hoover remains cautious. Iowa and St Louis show mixed signals, with economics dominating voter focus. Congress fate and possible beer bills loom as the next steps, with the Supreme Court seen as a potential actor.
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Appraisal in Estate caso Schwenn case in probate court
The estate of Raymond G. Schwenn of Hamilton was appraised at 1566.01 dollars, with Rachel M. Schwenn named administratrix in a report filed Saturday in probate court.
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Mississippi and Missouri electoral outlook in Stewart report
Canton Press summarizes mixed national outlook with Mississippi carrying nine electors and Missouri carrying fifteen, noting Democratic probabilities and Republican doubts. The piece reflects regional tilt and reinforces Mississippi as solid Democratic strength while projecting Missouri as competitive.
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Probate court records show Clark estate second account
The Secord National Bank of Hamilton as administrator filed a probate court second account for the Oliver Clark estate on Saturday. It lists receipts of 405.16 and disbursements of 363.99. The notice appears in the Journal Classified ADA section.
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Tax on Beer Could Bring Huge Government Revenue
The Investment Bankers Association tax committee led by Edward J. Hopkinson Jr. estimated a 40 cents per gallon beer tax would yield about 754 million dollars annually. They noted public leaders favored moving forward with the Walsh act at the December Congress session and discussed possible repeal options as the nation faces an emergency.
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Investment Bankara Asociation
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Drow and Company
Turkey supplies expected plentiful for Thanksgiving
A United States Bureau of Economics report released yesterday says the turkey crop will be the largest ever raised in the Union, with prices in Cincinnati remaining steady. Dealers report strong demand for heavy and medium broilers, while prices for small fryers and hens show variations and a general steady market for ducks and geese.
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Ohio Daily Happenings Report Highlights City Projects
Columbus awarded a heating tunnel construction contract from the state capitol to the new state office building. Heat will be produced at the Ohio penitentiary site after a shaft is dug. Dayton man Fatow-Vernon Bosell, 25, sentenced to 30 years for bank robbery at Gratis state bank last May, with two accomplices indicted. Wilmington notes football coach Dr. Dalton Peelle, a 25 year old physician, wed Ruby Giseko of Los Angeles. Tiffin anecdote: Peter Beckert describes catching a two pound bass and a 44 pound carp with one hook.
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Promoter touts new rupture cure at Wayne Hotel
A local advertisement urges readers to learn truth about rupture treatment from Dr. Holtzman of the National Raptors Institute in Tayton. The event at the Anthony Wayne hotel in Hamilton offers free consultation and examination next Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., with Hamilton patients as references.
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