Eight injured in Monroe weekly auto accidents
A week of auto crashes in Monroe and vicinity left ten injured, eight hospitalized. Chris Jonson, five, son ofNichales Jonson, was seriously hurt when e fell from a moving car near Oxford. Parents found him unconscious later, with a skull fracture suspected. Police reported charges of intoxication for BF Stewart after a crash on Central Avenue. Other incidents included a pedestrian struck on East Avenue and Long Street, a collision at Beath A Street and New London Pike, and a two-car wreck at Dixie Highway and Thouncker Avenue.
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Hamilton
Chris Jonson
Nichales
Qu'elonk
Chris Jonnor
Nicholas Jonson
Sherman and
Webster Yverties
War
Merny Hospital
Jonson
Osford
Vilage
Sloason
Atlnck
BF. Stewart
Mgo
Heaton Street
Central Avenue
Stewart
Parker
Walter Wellinghoff
Pourview Avenue
Hamilton Railroad
R. J. Ub
North & Street
Woor Street
Welock
Uhb
South Monument Avenue
Morey Hospital
Moodns
Leo Howley
Bouth Eighth Street
Goavelock
East Avenue
Long Street
Conth
Erniet Kurty
South Eighth Sbret
Polien Hawley
Harey Almore
Cineismati
Nul
Wilbur Kiser
Tse Vallimara
Kindley
Hamilton Weather Data Fragment From Historic Clipping
Weather report fragment lists temperatures for game dates across years 1931 1937 1948 and 1999. It shows a high near 72 and a low around 73 and notes rainfall totals for past 24 hours and monthly figures. Names and numbers are partly garbled but reference Hamilton and a dated sequence.
Senator Bulkley Speaks At Jr Demo Rally
United States Senator Robert Bulkley, the Democratic candidate for re election, will appear as the featured speaker at the junior Democratic rally Tuesday. The event is planned one mile and a half west of Hanlon on Oxford Road. Committee chairwoman Mari Wigheer confirmed Bulkley's acceptance. Separate notices announced the Mormon component Pens.
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United States
Robert Bulkley
Lo Uo
Oxford Road
Tan
Hanlon
Bulkley
Mari Wigheer
Cbinnaan
Tite Pfehrer
100 At Meeting of Christ Disciples Ohio Delegates Gather
One hundred delegates representing the Disciples of Christ in Ohio’s twelfth district met at Lindenwald Church of Christ for the annual convention. Seven counties in southwestern Ohio are represented as leaders discuss church issues. A youth dinner at six tonight precedes a program featuring Ray McClain of Cleveland and C Jarman of Youngstown as speakers, with Mya KR G Jenson directing a special musical program.
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Disciples of Christ
Ohio
Ennoil
Lindenwald Chirch of Christ
Audibus
Leudars
Chuiglian
Ray McClain
Clevetoned
Mr. C. Jarman
Yongston
Ciscincali
Mya KR. G. Jenson
Counterfeit Coin Ring Uncovered At Butler County Fair
Secret service agents from Cincinnati arrived at Hamilton’s Butler County Fairgrounds Monday to pursue a counterfeit operation spotted during the crowd. Six counterfeit half-dollars were to be turned over to Harry Buck of Cincinnati as authorities outlined the case against Barry Brown, 62, of Laugh Front Street, who was arraigned in federal court on a charge of possessing and passing counterfeit money. The investigation aims to identify the suspect who passed bogus fifty cent pieces amid warnings the coins were nearly perfect except for weight.
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Cincinanic
Hamilton
Butler County Fair
Buller
Tamillon
Secret Service
Bunk
Barry Brown
Hill
Ban Skaters From Business District Streets Policy
Police rule bans skating in the business district labeling streets as non skating rinks. Officers confiscate skates from violators and return them to headquarters for the youth to claim. Patrolman Craker cited a youth skating at Third and High streets before sending him home.
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Pollen
Steal Hed Lights From Sewer Ditch
Howard Jehnoai a plonber at 2737 Benninghoven Avenue reports nightly thefts of red lights near Fairview and Madison Avenues Lindenwali. Police days log note ongoing incidents and suspect fern-placing in the area.
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Howard Jehnoai
Plonber
Benninghoven Avenue
Fern
Fairview
Madison Avenues
Lindenwali
Butler County Fair Opens Amid Excellent Sunday Crowd
Preparations continue for the Butler County Fair opening with calm for concessionists after rain eased. A near record Sunday crowd gathered at the fairgrounds with free admission, as decorating under Lou Wittman’s direction proceeds. A 40 by 260 foot tent will house 4 H pig displays while several farmers showcase unusually fine livestock. Fleamarket entries for the fair are reestablished on the promenade.
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Lou Wittman
Teens In Thefts: Two Juveniles Held In Store Robbery
Police arrested 13 year old Alinnia Hapeh and 14 year old Routh Thirteenth after they allegedly stole 21 dollars from purses in the Triangle Millinery employees room on High street. They admitted buying stockings sweaters and shoes with the money from Fligh street shops. Officers found empty purses at Front and High. Salesgirl witnesses identified the girls. Policewoman Maltle Clark noted they sought clothing and had no money.
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Alinnia Hapeh
Routh
Thelma
Crowthers
Fligh Street
Leni Whitaker
Lillian Symes
Alice Crowthers
Anna Stapf
Maltle Clark
Police hunt prowler at Fifth and High streets
Police searched the Fifth and High streets area after reports of a suspicious prowler peering into windows Saturday night at 11 27. No arrest reported. A 25 caliber automatic pistol allegedly stolen from Ginger at 108 Hanover Street was linked to the incident.
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Fifth
Gieger Autoch
Ginger
Hanover Istregl
St John’s 95th Anniversary Evening of Music
A crowded Sunday evening at St John’s Evangelical Church closed its 95th anniversary celebration with an Evening of Music. Otto Du Pabst directed a choir and a distanced Hamilton Saengzer group in 48 numbers filled with expressive dynamics. Organists and soloists Mrs William Dining and Clara Langethans performed with refined interpretive force as the program continued.
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Audien Pey
St. John’s. Evangelical Church
Otto du Pabst
Auperb
Vamilton Saengzerhind
Pabst
Mev Pabst
Wnt Weisloge
Oscar T. Il. Schmidt
Dbapiano
William Dining
St. John’s Church
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Clara Langethans
Elect Officers of G. A. R. Post Here
Wetzel Compton Post elections held at a regular meeting with Clarence Kennedy elected commander and George Dilyard as vice commander. Tom an was named treasurer and Mrs Log Carroll appointed secretary. Margaret Hanley becomes quartermaster and Jamie Huston named junior vice commander. Meeting adjourned after routine business.
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Ai Archara
Wetzel
Compton
Ae Ray
Mbspnec
Clarence Kennedy
George Dilyard
Toman
Log” BE
Carroll
Myers
Margaret Hanley
Jermie Huston
Quiz Pair Seek Chicken Owners
An appeal to owners was saved Monday from the effects of Sheriff John C. Schumacher for information about a theft of 69 chickens last Friday night or early Saturday morning. Identifying the owner will aid the investigation of a sale of the chickens to a commission house, after which police will question suspects. The case reveals cooperation between Cincinnati police and sheriff's offices in southwestern Ohio where poultry thefts have risen. Any information on poultry thefts Friday should be communicated to Sheriff Schumacher.
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Aftics
John GC. Schumacher
Giacinnali Commission House
Giationali
Hamilton
Commission House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sherriff
Jacoby Will Probated Here Amid Family Dispute
The will of the late Charles K. Jacoby of Sevenmile was entered for probate Monday. Alma Jacoby, a niece, filed a petition in error to break the will. The estate is valued around 15000, with 10000 in real estate. Probate Judge Gideon Palmer ruled the will valid, citing Jacoby’s illness and inability to speak, though testimony showed he nodded directions for the instrument. Continued on Page Five.
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Charles K. Jacoby
Court of Appeals
Alma Jacoby
Neice
Gideon Palmer
Jaccy
Calves Stolen Near Firstview Park Reported to Sheriff
Three heifer calves from Crawford County were stolen between Monday and Saturday, from a pasture adjoining Firstview Park. Deputy investigators traced the animals to Cincinnati yards where the calves were recovered and returned to Schul. The seller had provided a fictitious name at sale.
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Theee
Firstview Park
Stanley Schl
Deerfield ‘Pike
John GC. Schumacher
Crawford
Charles B. Walke
Mark Duerr
Cincinnati
Schul
Prosperity Day draws ten thousand to Hamilton crowd
Ten thousand people filled Monument avenue and surrounding streets Saturday for Hamilton’s first Prosperity Day celebration hosted by local merchants. The crowd arrived early, packed the block, and withstood chill winds as officers maintained safety. Peter Contner opened the program at 10:16 PM on a lit special stage, thanking Hamilton and Butler County residents for support and promising future merchant announcements.
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Waroht
Murray
Parsons
Monument ‘Avenue
Hamilton
Court Street
Monument Avenue
Butler County
Hyertonnly
Anthony Waynut Hotel
High and
Court Streets
South Monument Avenue
John
Gashawn
Gent
Haiken
Manter
Crand
Peter T. Contner
Mr. Centner
Powell Crosley
Crosley
WLW
J. E. Hombach
Deniner
Mr. Centuer
Hamilton Mavebanta
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Jonson Lnd
Seek Gang
Senator Bulkley
Sen, Roet, Bulkley
Vaye Kivey
Meeting of Christ Disciples
Fairgrounds
Midway
St. John’s
G. A. R. Post
Epice
David Truman
Squire
Mike Mazuma
Evening Journal
Ed Wheelan
Jacoby
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