Red Cross Seal Sale In Hamilton a Success
Red Cross Christmas Seals sales in Hamilton totaled 3127.12 with 83.09 unused by buyers. The full 3.0 dollars goes to the Hamilton Anti tuberculosis society after deductions leaving 394.03 as the balance for stamps disposed of. The local society received 3418.29 from stamp sales plus contributions from individuals and firms listed in the committee report.
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Red Cross
Hanlon
Hamilton Anti-tuberculosis Society
L. P. Clawson
Tae Good
Boycott Judgment of 252000 Stands
United States Supreme Court decision confirms damages of 252000 owed to Loewe and Darbery by a hat company following a declared boycott led by Samuel Gompers and the AFL. Indiana observers warn of potential trouble in Danbury as homes may be sold to repay the union’s claim.
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Washington
Jan
Bull
Bayvall
United Hattoms of America
Mio TD
K. Loewe
Ies
Federation of Business Men Urges National Unity
Visionary piece by George M Verity in Multitude Magazine argues for a Federation of businessmen across the United States. He calls for capital and labor to join, expansion of industry, and government support to rebuild production and distribution amid postwar reconstruction.
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United States of America
George M. Veritnevican Robinils
Middletown
Federation of Business Men
Multitude
Benton Harbor
United States
Businessmen, &N
Butler County Firms Paid Over 47 700 Into State Treasury
The state auditor's annual report shows Butler County firms paid 47 218 59 to the state in 1913. 163 corporations paid taxes in the county with 34 519 99 from residents, 23 767 45 from public service firms, and 804 3745 from foreign corporations, totaling 47 218 59.
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Butler County
STATE
Asy
Cohmmbus
Eas
Ohio
Buller
Buller County
Letter of condolence from Ex Governor Campbell
Ex Governor Campbell sends heartfelt condolences to Mrs Thomas and family on the death of Marcellus Thomas. He recalls their long friendship while Thomas served as sheriff and deputy sheriff and notes their close social and political ties from 1878 to 1880. Additional item: at the country place on the Middletown Pike, John Chair reports four fine hogs and plentiful pork on the farm.
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James E. Campbell
Marcellus
Thomas
Campbell
Columbus
Thoms
Hamilton
Butler
Iaim
Middletown Pike
WESTERT COLLEGE LISTED AMONG STATE TEACHER SCHOOLS
President W W Boyd announced Western College for Wannas has been placed on Ohio State Commissioner of Education’s approved list. The recognition puts it with about 25 leading state colleges. Graduates earn certificates to teach and, after teaching prescribed time, may receive life certificates. Texas has since accepted Western College degrees for life teaching certificates.
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Oxford
W. W. Boyd
Westert College
Ohio State Commissioner of ‘Education
Vhis
Callegas
Osho
Olio
Texas
College of Education For Ohio State University at Columbus
A proposal by presidents of several universities and normal schools seeks a new College of Education for Ohio State University in Columbus. They ask for 1000000 this year and a further 100000 next year, with Miami University seeking 265347 in current funds and 269908 by 16-17. President Hughes of Miami joins others in pressing for educational needs. Miss Jane Martin of Salfa City dies after an operation. Miss Bethel Lewin named county superintendent for Ravalli County Montana as open to women since 1908.
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Columbus
Hy University
Sonia
Beanie
Miami University
Wmgelg
Prosident Hughes
Miam
LHS
Westie Ste
Jane Martin
Mechin
Wore
Ofrin
Iadiana
Kent Lal
Marlin Hs
Wanaleth Academy
Mt. Pleasant
Montana
Schooli
Bethel Tewin
Kavalli
Monana
Drove Cattle Over New Bridge
Dai McGlynn, a junior, had the honor yesterday of driving the first herd of cattle over the new bridge marking a historic moment for the local farm community.
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Dai McGlynn
Keeler sentence commuted by Governor Cox
Sam Keeler of this city had his life sentence commuted to twenty years in the state hospital after Governor Cox’s Saturday action. The prior recommendation for unconditional pardon was not acted on, and the case centers on the murder of his wife in an earlier trial.
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Sam Keeler
Cox
Keeler
Dodge EA
Beldow
Officers for C of C chosen at annual meeting
At the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting trustees re elected all old officers by acclamation. Charles J Mason was named president. C D Mathes became first vice president. S M Goodman was second vice president. W G Gard was treasurer. Garl R Greer was secretary.
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Chamber of Commerce Tas
Charles 7
Mason
C.D. Mathes
5. M. Good‘nan
Wooer Gard
Garl R. Greer
Cincinnati Bishop Anderson’s Return Feared Delayed
Local Methodists await Bishop Anderson of Cincinnati for the Methodist Episcopal Church. A cablegram from December reports he planned to sail December 31 from London on the Minnetonka after delays on an African inspection trip with Bishop Joseph Harkell, and his return home remains uncertain.
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Qincginnati
William
Anderson
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
London
Pasage
Minnetonka
Musical Hamilton Magazine Supplement Promises Wide Interest
Hamilton residents show strong interest in a forthcoming Musical Hamilton magazine supplement to the Daily Republican News. It will be richly illustrated on fine enamel paper and designed as a complete album for music lovers. Dealers and instructors are urged to place advance announcements and orders at the Republican News counting room.
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Magnan Publicans News
Hamilton
Daily Republican News
Ieee
Republican News Counting Room
Kammilton
Meditun
Thagadino
Births in City and District Rise in Year
Hamilton recorded 834 births in the year with 56 boys and 30 girls. The district total reached 990 births, with December counting 86 births across Hamilton, Fairfield Township, and St Clair Township. Deaths numbered 13 in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Lycar
Ruby Cohen
Board of Health
Fairfeld Township
Bt. Clairownship
British Note Leads to Adjustments in Trade Dispute
Washington officials welcomed Britain's conciliatory reply to the American protest over the treatment of American commerce. They anticipated that diplomatic exchanges would soon ease uncertainties for American cargoes and enable a satisfactory future agreement. Some officials noted Britain's stance on contraband and international rules as a potential sticking point while expecting the next American note to challenge British statistics on exports to neutral nations.
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Washington, Dun
United States
Edward Geey
Wilson
England
Washington
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Promenade Day Draws Crowds To New Hamilton Bridge
Sunday brought a springlike, midwinter day to Hamilton as thousands used the new High and Main street bridge. The Mecca for walkers, the structure drew crowds from early afternoon to evening with workmen and onlookers observing the crowning phase and finish work near the bridge.
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Hamilton
Temeporary Bridge
Three Claims Allowed After March Flood At Washington
Three claims presented by Postmaster Sohell to the Department in Washington have been allowed. They totaled 7.1, 814.15, and 53.90. The Studebaker Company of South Bend, Indiana received an order from Great Britain for 345 million dollars worth of motor cars to be used in the present war.
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Sohell
Washington
Studebaker Company
South Bend
Ind
Great Britain
Men Charged In Chicken Theft And Hog Killings In Millville
Eugene Isseman remains at large as four men, Fred Sheid Leo Lagedrost and others, face perilous larceny charges in municipal court. Bound over to the Grand Jury on $200 bonds, they allegedly stole chickens from Ernst Burkhardt on Ven ice river road and hogs from Cyrus Straw in Millville. Detectives Stricker Helferich recovered part of the chicken thefts and two men reportedly confessed. The defendants, represented by Robi Woodruff and John Andrews, await further proceedings in Squire and county jail. Isseman disappeared, while Sheid recovers from gunshot injuries.
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Feed Sheid
Leo Lagedrost
Grand Jury
Ernst Burkhardt
Venice River Road
Mr. Burkhardt
Stricker
Helterich
Shei
Fred Sheid
Lagedrost
Uhre
Tng
Cyrus Straw
Millville
Squire Court
Eugene Isseman
Lagedvost
Sheid Iis
Robi. Woodruff
John Andrews
Sheid
John Sheid
Kagedrast
Tatu Saleweday
Award Granted for Thumb and Finger Loss at Paper Plant
The Slate Industrial Commission awarded Offy Graft of 310 North Gstreet Hamilton seventy dollars for the loss of the thumb and fourth finger of the right hand, caused by a press accident while employed by Champion Coated Paper Co. Medical aid and hospital bills totaling ninety seven dollars were paid from the workmen’s compensation fund.
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Slate Industrial Commission
North Gstreat
Hamilton
Ohio
Ishile Insurance Fund
Henry Beckett Enters Ohio Legislature Assignment
Henry Beckett, longtime Sam Ion newspaperman and former staffer at One Daily Republican News, has taken a post with a Cincinnati evening paper and will work in the Ohio legislature. The move is hailed as a major opportunity and a high ambition in state journalism circles.
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Henry Beckett
Samion
Daily
Republican News
Cincinnati
Beckett
Former Governor Andrew L. Harris Stricken at Home
Andrew L. Harris was stricken with appendicitis at his home yesterday and, though his condition is serious, he expected to attend the inauguration of Governor Willis.
All State Officials Sworn In Yesterday in Ohio
In Columbus on January 12 with simple ceremonies, officials elected last November took office yesterday noon. Edward Turner succeeded as attorney general while Timothy Hogan praised the clean slate of the office. Republicans sworn in included Lieutenant Governor John H. Arnold State Secretary Charles Q. Hildebrandt and State Treasurer Ry W. Archer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward (. Turner
Timothy
Hogan
John H. Arnold
Charles Q. Hildebrant
Siate
Ry W. Archer
Auto overturn leaves four injured in crash
Four people were injured when a car overturned in an automobile accident. First responders transported the injured to area hospitals for treatment. Police investigated the incident and urged motorists to exercise caution on the roads.
McManus Driver Involved In Saturday Car Crash
Four injured when a Ford owned by J J McManus skidded off a down grade on Jones Station hill near Hamilton Sunday afternoon. Mrs Orville Woodruff, wife of a former big league player, suffered a broken collar bone and possible internal injuries. Mrs J W Tanagan of Columbus was cut by glass and bruised. Mrs McManus had facial injuries. McManus escaped with minor bruises. Glen Rothenbush aided victims to Mercy Hospital. All returned to Cincinnati late yesterday. Mrs Woodruff remains seriously hurt.
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J. J. McManus
Ginchina
Jones Station Hill
Hamilton
Ford
Long Hill
McManus
Orville = Woodrull
Norwood
J. W. Tanagan
Columbus
Ohio
U S Bureau for Employment Plan Moves Forward
President Wilson backs a nationwide employment bureau to streamline job matching. The Labor Department will operate it with postmasters and rural carriers distributing forms and routing applications to agricultural agents for harvest work and other jobs.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Labor
Gaminetti
Immigration Bureau
Labor Department of Agricultural
Pdace
Reformed Church Opens Club Rooms for Boys
Club rooms for the boys of the First Reformed Church are fitted in the basement and will open next Friday. Teamed for Tuesday evenings for Junior Sunday school, and Friday nights for Intermediates and Seniors. Basketball, indoor baseball and games under supervisors will be played. A mock trial is planned for January with hopes of large attendance.
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First Reformed Church
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