Coke and Coke Rate Report Upheld by Examiner
Washington Bureau reports Hamilton Coke and Troy Co to the Interstate Commerce Commission uphold the examiner in the matter of rates between Central Freight Association and southern railroads. The brief argues coal coke and pitch coke differ in value and rate, noting pitch coke ranges 8 to 35 dollars per ton while coal coke is 2.80 to 0.40 dollars per ton.
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Laraiga
Hamilton Company
Yale
Freight Association
Hamilton Brief
Rail rate dispute over Hamilton company tariffs
The Hamilton company challenges railroad freight rates and alleged preferential practices. It cites Chattanooga and Birmingham as key origin points and argues rate increases would remove prejudice against its Tarrint Alabama plant on L and N tracks. Other railroads face similar concerns, with the Louisville commission cited.
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Hamilton Company
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Louisville
Hamilton
C. G. Examiner
Jinmilton
Nashville
Commerce Commission
Southern
Tarrint
Alahama
L. and N
Death Hollven Card of Thanks and Notices
Classified notice fragment requests word-based rates for death notices and cards of thanks. Mentions per word pricing, cancellations, corrections before a given date, and contact instructions. No coherent event details. OCR fragment lacks clear names or places.
Hamilton Company Calls for Equitable Assessment Change
Exceeding Nise by 20 cents, despite 176 miles difference, and beating Bleminghim by 54 cents. For a distance gap of 258 miles, the Hamilton firm argues the demand for an equitable assessment should be altered.
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Hamilton
Bleminghim
Hamilton Company
Radio News and Programs From Various Stations
A fragmented radio schedule lists campaigns, shows, and dramatic programs across stations WHAY NBO WABC GAS WOZ NBC WEAT WATC CRS WIRO NRO and others. Entries mention Republican women’s program, Omar Khayyam dramatization, Death Valley days, Singin’ Sam, taxpaying league speaker Governor Corner of Mississippi, and classic radio segments from Sept 23.
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Maher
Whay-Nbo
Drymmatic Sevice Bagel
Omar Khayyani
Miastidiog
Kitt
Los Atreles
Wabc-Gas
Death Valley Days
Woz-Nbc
Rab Benson
Watc-Crs
Alfred H. Swithy
NRO
B. A. Rolfa
Taxpayers’ League
Governor Corner of
Mississippi
Cincinnati Programs By The Clock
Tuesday September 24 listings show a dense local radio and stage schedule with numerous programs and times including 5:00 Ser sndarn 5:30 Puddy Verity 3:30 Friendship Town 9:20 Orent ra 3b Banks of Ils linction 06 Tales of Terror 10:75 Waratty Quartet 1046 The Whole Towns Tolwing and other acts such as Dance Masters and Viennese Neha. The lineup lists many titles and performers like Arthur Chand tee Jr and Cincinnati M ar 1 with multiple concerts and shows through 10: 45 and 4:30 time bands indicating a full day of programming.
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Satin and Hinenan
Waratty
Usle
Markel
Renarin
Eaem
Kiome
Chaeeleunky Srehestya
Orgen
Arthur Chand Tee, Jr
Muwlealh
Louis Dalin Fobneu
Batitine
Rhathin Mukern
Goneheombers
Libert Pues Thonan
Hapane
Andy
Music Listings and Radio Schedule Roundup
A dense broadcast slate lists WEAT NBU WABU CBS and WIZ SBO programs with many hour times, performers, and orchestras. It notes Irving, Cal Ed Wynn, Ramona, McCormick, and Crumit among names, plus multiple concerts, bands, and talent shows across stations and venues.
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Irving
Cal Ed Wynn
WABU
CBS
Leh
Singer
Rotuet
McCormick
Littin
Jack
Wiz-Sbo
Red
Ramona
Bkeleh
Svilern
Mersan and
Crumit
Annt
Lowell Tomas
Bon Bernie
Welfare and Relief Mobilization Conference Report
The conference urged each community to care for its own needy rather than rely on federal aid. John Northway, Hamilton Chamber secretary, summarized the sessions held in Washington DC. Ohio figures Newton D. Baker Atlee Pomarene and others spoke, including William Cooper Proctor Fred Patterson and Fred Croxton.
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Washington, D. C
John
Northway
Hamilton Chamber of Commierne
Community Chest Mard
Ohio
Newton D. Baker
Atlee Pomarene
William Cooper Proctor
Fred Patterson
Fred Croxton
Arrest Gulley as Result of Raid
AOPREAT C. Harrs Eyeots Eyers Journal reports a raid in Peck's Addition leading to the arrest of Mose Gul on a conspiracy charge with Ray Nelgon over liquor manufacture and possession of a still. Nelgon pleaded not guilty and was held on a $3,000 bond for a September 26 hearing.
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Eyers
Cincinnati
fKederal Prohibition
Uamilton
Peck
Ray Nelgon
Garden Avenue
Aistody
Nelson
Earl Alles
United States
Howse
Mose Gul
Toy
Ohio State selects 100 freshmen for medical class 1932
Edward T. Keating son of Mr and Mrs Howard J Keating of 147 Sherman Avenue and Henry A. Long son of Mrs Mary Works of 531 Chestnut Street were among 100 freshmen named to Ohio State University’s 1932 medical class. Keating previously graduated from Campion Preschool Prairie du Chien Wisconsin and Xavier High School. Longwan graduated from an earlier school in the report.
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Vaass
Edward T. Keating
Hward J. Keating
Sherman Avenue
Henry A. Long
Mary Works
Chestnut Street
Ohio State University
Campion
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Xavier High School
Henry A. Longwan
Middletown Voters Struggle to Register Before Election
Middletown Ohio voters face difficulty registering for the upcoming election as reports indicate delays and confusion in the registration process during the lead up to the vote. Local officials urge action to ensure eligibility and timely registration.
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Middletown
Ohio
Alow
Apartment Furnished, Threw Fooma in Laundry Room?
Brief item notes a furnished apartment near Boas and B corners with a male involved in a disruption at 560 Mf, listed price $2-31.
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Wayne Avenue
Franklin
Phase
Central Church Circle Elects Officers and Plans Dinner
Mrs Eliza Rows was reelected president and Mrs Walter Pettit vice president of the Central Chairch of Christ Saozi Live Circle. Audrey Kirk was elected secretary and Miss Daisy Perkins treasurer. Homer Hatton donated 2.25 for coal. Dinner plans set for October 13 with details to be worked out October 3.
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Eliza Rows
Walter Pettit
Pettit
Yiockwood Arenas
Mis
Audrey Kirk
Daisy Perkins
Homer Hatton
Mes. DeWitt
Lynn
Suspended fines for Charles Jordan in municipal court
Charles Jordan of Rhea Avenue Hamilton appeared before Judge William Alexander in municipal court on reckless driving charges and received suspended fines and jail allowances. Jordan was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days, both suspended by the court.
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Roworto
Robber tree fiction and farm aid rhetoric in today’s column
Arthur Brisbane comments on speculative rubber tree science and political labels. He contrasts calls for federal farm aid with criticisms of paternalism, noting Republicans’ split views on treasury help to farmers versus support to banks.
Albert Halstead to Retire Oct 1 as London consul general
Albert Halstead American Consul General in London since 1928 will retire October 1 at age 84. Son of the late Murat Halstead, Cincinnati editor and publisher, he was born near Shandon. Partition of real estate in the Crist case ordered by Judge B J Kauta. Eunice and Floyd Crist each get one twelfth share, Ide, Orphe, and Mark Crist each one twelfth, and Harry D. Gath of Oxford receives one half. Gath to account for rents since February 27, 1922. commissioners George C. Weller, Robert Shockey, and Paul Flanigan named.
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Associated Press
Journal
Albert Halstead
London
Halstead
Murat
Crist
B.J Kauta
Common
Eunice
Floyd
Eleanore Crist Donnawits
Ide
Orphe
Mark Crist
Harry D.gath
Oxford
Kaots
Gath
George C. Welliver
Robert Shockey
Panl Flanigan
No Inheritance Tax On Murphey Estate in Ohio Records
No inheritance tax was required on the bequest to Edward Murphy of Middletown from the estate of Ethel Murphy. She died August 28, leaving a gross estate of 4280.37 and receivables of 3064.00. Fire Marshal James Hendricks, Captain Robert Stockel and Fireman Don Howard were in Columbus.
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Murphey
Edward ©. Murphy
Middletown
Ethel Murphy
James Hendricks
Robert Stockel
Tan Don Howard
Columbus
Butler County Common Pleas case cites law action details
A chaotic court notice from Butler County Ohio lists Lawrence E Symmen as plaintiff against Joseph Dewhirst with an August 22 1932 filing in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County case 12205 seeking judgment for amounts including 367.00 and 60.10 60.100. Also mentions Judde Simeon Palmer administrator Gay Bevin estate and a September sale of real estate described by lot numbers 17652 12663 17555 11566 17563 31560 in Hamilton First Ward at 498 Corasie Street with sale set by the court and terms.
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Cyartis Common Pleas
Lawrence E. Symmen
Joseph Dewhirst
Josaph Dewhirst
Wiltaka
Lawrence B. Symmen
Hla Patiilon
Common Pleas Court
Buiter
Odin
Bolug
Gollan
Reso Hitt
Grover Garland
Bucher County
Court of Common Pleag
Butler County
Obie
Will Otter
Mamillen
Ohio
A. D
Ntira Kote
Ana
Corasie
City
St Johns History Recalled In Anniversary Slide Show
A St Johns church anniversary program featured a slide set of old photos, including the 1870 choir of 24 under Mr Melcher. The altar, 2500 youths confirmed, 4000 baptized and 4400 given Christian burial were shown, along with pictures of Preacher Berniga and the old church carriages. Notables such as Mr King Schieke and Mrs Katharine Lingler Browh attended.
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Jineny
St Jahn
Air. Melcher
C. Goiterer
King Schieke
Seventh Street
Katherine Lingler Browh
Main Straet
St. John's
Oettever
Hernan
Berniga
Rabbit Shooting Not a Violation in Common Pleas Ruling
Judge Clinton D. Boyd overruled a Magistrate Lewis Bolser conviction for shooting rabbits on owner premises. The appeal to common pleas upheld the fine of 25, with John P. Rogers serving as county prosecutor. The case centered on preventing damage to trees and shrubs with a rabbit killed only if justified by owner direction.
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Jnt
Clinton D. Boyd
Common Plan
Lewis Bolser
New Miami
Heaides
Biashal
Samon Pleas Court
John P. Rogers
Charles Horn
Horn
Wiven
Hall Appeal Over Liquor Fine Reaches Common Pleas Court
Ignac Hall appeals a Middletown Municipal Court liquor conviction. He was fined 750 dollars in September and now seeks review in the Common Pleas Court.
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Ignac Hall
Common Pleas Court
Middletown
Reversal in Two Liquor Appeals in Common Pleas Court
Judge Clinton BD Boyd delivers rulings in three liquor appeals. Middletown Municipal Court upheld in one case. Tower Court reversed in two. Anton Vertich conviction affirmed. Anna Atchley and Julia Stepp convictions reversed. Patrolman Paust Fouts testimony deemed insufficient. in Atchley case witnesses denied liquor passed and credibility questioned. Stepp case lacked proof of beer’s alcoholic content.
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Clinton BD. Boyd
Middletown
Tower Court
Anton Vertich
Anna Atchley
Julia Stepp
Anna Abblay
Jessimtony
Paust Fouts
Boyd
Elizabeth Ann Harsit to Reopen Her Studio Pageant
Elizabeth Ann Harsit resumes offerings at her studio on Second National Bank building where she teaches creative dramatics on stage. Her Jack and Jill Players produce class plays and aim to establish a local children theater soon in Edgscomb County. Farmers in Edgscombe County receive 18870 dollars for live stock and poultry sold through their cooperative.
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Elizabeth Ann Harsit
Elizabeth Ann Bacbit
Eleanor
Nelly) Custis
Domarte
Washington
Second National Bank
Edgscombe County
I N. C
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