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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
1
Columbus officials report swift growth in National Guard enlistments as Mexican and European war tensions drive Ohioans to prepare. Adjutant General Hough notes many rejoining veterans and younger men taking up drills to gain military discipline before possible federal duty.
In Trench Lick Indiana on August 20 Brigham S. Young of Ada Utah predicted Frank B. Willis will be the next Republican candidate for President. Young, a former head of the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythians, made the claim amid comments from university faculty and local observers.
President Marshall advocates school training as a means to bolster national defense. He argues the United States will need many volunteers and improved plans to arm and deploy forces, urging colleges and military focus to prepare officers and citizens for war.
Mrs Strachan resigns from the Brooklyn Education Association presidency amid accusations of unfair methods and local disloyalty after a disputed election. The resignation follows her defeat in the recent contest for the top post, with charges of dishonesty and improper influence raised by Miss Strachan.
A reader laments poor road conditions and calls for sustained maintenance. The piece argues for weed removal, proper drainage, culvert upkeep, and disciplined use of road funds. It condemns reckless driving and pressures officials to invest in durable repairs rather than quick fixes.
Officials in Champion claim taxes are high in a brief, dated statement made yesterday. No further detail provided about the tax level or affected measures.
The building firm, led by General Manager Peter, appeared before the board of Louie eriay to oppose a high value placed on property and machinery. Witnesses stated original costs and appraised values, noting a temporary injunction against taxes. A decision on the complaint will be issued by the board early next week.
The president plans to thank Cardoso for services rendered in Uton THN Y, signaling official appreciation and recognition of contributions. The ceremony details and exact timing remain forthcoming.
Entertainment notes describe a visit by Mexican minister in Mexico City and a formal reception at the White House for President Wilson and staff. Highlights include appreciation for American support, calls for unity, and notes on correspondence guidelines for reporters.
A farm sale lists Duroc and Gersey male pigs and sow breeders, spring gilts and fall pigs, along with buckstock from Brown Oxford and Tay Que breeds. Daily operations include Bhirepahire stock and THdie HL livestock. exact quantities and sale terms not specified.
Reports from Galveston and surrounding cities show casualties and missing as relief from Houston focuses on supplying food and restoring rail communications. Governor Ferguson states local authorities can handle the crisis with no outside aid, while debris removal and repairs begin across storm areas.
Miss Helen Stemen of Stevens Point Wisconsin is selected to fill the vacancy in the local YWCA gymnasium program. W L Harlan, chairman, announced the appointment after evaluating many applicants. Stemen holds a Bachelor of Arts with teaching certificate in physical training from Oberlin College and will begin work September 15 with a full winter schedule to be arranged for interested girls.
The Order of Vagies and Baller No. WF hosted a morning to afternoon event at the Children’s Home. Children enjoyed sandwiches ice cream and peanuts while games entertained them. Evening program featured American and Japanese fanfare and fireworks as thanks were expressed to the staff and supporters. Lamont, Supt.
Reported by The Bro iineers and Takery Himpany, three new Kroger stores are slated to open soon. Locations include Shuler Avenue, Grand Uayudy, and a future Main Street site being considered. A separate outlet for geemiums is also discussed, possibly at South Poarts Street. In Salt Lake, Senator Elilu Thet of New York was unanimously elected President of the American Association.
For sale notice for a Blackurith shop. States good location and asks inquiries to 723 South Right Bt. No further details provided.
The Forum prints a poem by Anna Spencer Twitchell of this city. The verse laments labor and gendered toil, portraying the weary hands of workers and mothers, from the lands of Labor to the dawn of industry. It highlights the toll on men women and children and questions industrial progress. The note adds biographical detail: Twitchell was born in Lexington and educated at Hamilton, contributing the poem “The Wife” to a prior magazine.
In a front page broadcast the Chancellor warns that victory over England and its allies is near. He asserts aggressive actions by German leaders will end in comprehensive triumph as war spreads through occupied regions and proves decisively harmful to the Allied cause. The speech emphasizes resolve and the aim to shape a future world order.
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