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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
8
Local notes announce a grand recital featuring two blind musicians at the Buesenbath school house on Saturday evening September 27, 1913 at 3 o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
Notice to bidders opens sealed proposals at the County Auditor's Office until 10 A M Saturday September 27 1913 for a concrete steel superstructure and pier at the M Burkhardt farm over Two Mile creek in section 30 St Clair Township Butler County Ohio. Bids require a 10 percent certified check and bond. the County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
Washington reports that Congress plans to tackle train safety during the December session. Following sharp condemnations of the New Haven road and the Wallingford wreck, lawmakers back a bill to empower the interstate commerce commission to regulate steel cars and modern safety gear. Hearings precede drafting as Rep Stevens of New Hampshire and MC McChord outline the approach. Colonel Dan C. Kingman is likely to succeed General Wm. T. Rosse l as Army chief of engineers upon Rossel's early retirement.
Columbus, Sept. 26. Final report urges safety device use across Ohio industries. Analysis of 10 000 injuries shows eye injuries, burns, falls, and belt injuries dominate. Many could be prevented by inexpensive protections. notes hot metal burns, stepping on items, and machinery hazards. Emphasizes guardrails, proper footwear, and safer equipment to reduce costs.
The passage recounts the state's development history over a year and a half of operation. It notes a sequence of seven initial elements in the first month and describes ongoing progress toward a defined conclusion with measurements and figures indicating performance and growth.
Olin R. Stoney a wealthy attorney from Led' Abseles says he lost memory in Syracuse last week and wandered the country. Taken by police in Indianapolis for observation he carries two pawn tickets one from Detroit and one from Toledo. He believes his wife is in Detroit and asks for help locating her as he recovered his senses in a park here.
Secretary Daniels sought a used brougham to illustrate economy and naval efficiency. Navy chief clerk F Curtis screens 23 broughams varying in design and price from 85 to 900 dollars. A suggested conveyance dubbed a fine sex going hawk reflected officials humor about the head of the American afloat.
Washington reports seven million dollars in crop losses in Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin from common armyworms last year, with at least five million more in other northern states, totaling not less than twelve million. John J. Davis of the U S bureau of entomology notes the pest life cycle spans three years, with May beetles abundant in 1908 and 1911 and grubs causing peak damage in 1909 and 1912. Farmers are advised to plow deeply this fall, between October Lynd 15, to manage infestations.
Washington reports a 4.1 percent rise in wheat output across principal wheat growing nations, totaling about 3.3 billion bushels. Global rye and barley figures show mixed gains and losses while the United States and several countries record a sharp 22.4 percent drop in specific estimates. Japan credits a 5.1 percent jump in its wheat output with a 16.6 billion pound harvest.
In Col lumbus Ohio on Sept 28 1929 a Washington Atlanta dispatch says Congress may approve a 75000 dollar appropriation to replace worn out Ohio National Guard equipment used during flood relief. Senator Atlee Pomvrene backs the effort to persuade Congress the expenditure is proper though unprecedented.
Munich action notes former King Maruel of Portugal halting plans for a trip to England due to his wife’s illness. The couple had planned a “Goose warming” at Richmond.
New York reports brewer Max Bernheimer collapsed and died in a Brooklyn Supreme Court room after finishing testimony in a $10,000 suit brought by Gustave Kenz, a painter. The incident occurred yesterday as proceedings concluded.
A vintage advertisement touts Whitbread English Ale and Stout as healthful tonics. It claims physicians and clergy endorse the product for building strength and aiding nervous conditions, noting the stout is bottle matured for easy digestion. Distributors listed as St James Importing Co., 278 West Broadway, New York City.
Kent testified his eyes were damaged by acid from vats at Bernheimer's Brewing Company. Bernheimer suffered a heart attack seemingly triggered by the stress of testifying.
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