Shipments Backlog Delays European Orders Two Months
Kenneth Titker travels to New York to press for faster handling as Hamilton manufacturers face a persistent ship space shortage. With all space booked until March, machinery including tool carloads awaits freight, hindering revival hopes. firms fear limited capacity may stall orders and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Europe
Hamilton Machine Tool Company
Chough
Ibssaw
New York City
Kenneth Hiller
Metropolis
Hs Company
Trafic
Conginn
WRS Bungerford Sues for Divorce and Alimony
Martha L Bungerford sues Hidward Hungerford through attorney Walton S Bowers seeking absolute divorce, alimony, and further relief. She alleges a marriage since August 1910 with no children, husband beating her on multiple occasions, interference with earnings, and risk of conveyance of assets before final hearing. A temporary restraining order is in place and a hearing on temporary alimony is set for January 9 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha L. Bungerford
Hidward Hungerford
Walton S. Bowers
Hungerford
Sterievefore
Tudge Murphy
Wills Update At American Rolling Mill Company
The American Rolling Mill Company declares quarterly dividends of 1 2 per cent on common and 2 per cent on preferred, both payable January 5. The common reflects the prior quarter’s cut from 12 per cent to 8 per cent annually. Director James M. Hultoe of Cincinnati notes busines shows improvement in November and early January with orders rising in the past two weeks of December. Middletown and Zanesville mills run full time amid brighter prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hultoe
Cincinnati
Middletown
Dee Comics
Aail
Zanesville
Boys who leave the farm chase phantoms at Mt Healthy
Yesterday speakers at the Farmers Institute in Mt Healthy warned that boys leaving farms for cities chase phantoms. President McBirney said the pull is wages, noting a recent investigation found office salaries average 840 dollars per month.
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Farmers’ Institute
Mt. Healthy Yaterday
McBirney
Intitute
Supreme Court Reverses Award For Funeral Damages
The Supreme Court today overturned a Fourth Circuit ruling that granted Sarah E. Holbrook and five children $825,000 for the alleged negligent killing of their husbands and a railroad bridge carpenter near Parellos. Justice McKenny dissented, accusing the majority of cherry picking words and arguing that losses for children may exceed adult dependents.
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Washington
Supre Court
Fourth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Sarah E. Holbrook
Parellos
Orralk and Western
Justice McKenny
Day
Hughes
Hale
Conciliators Named to Settle Ohio Coal Strike
Washington January 6 In an effort to settle the coal miners strike in eastern Ohio Secretary of Labor Wilson named Daniel J Keele and Hywell E Davies as conciliators to go to the district investigate and try to find some basis of an agreement between operators and miners.
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Washington
Ohio
Wilson
Daniel J. Keele
Hywell E. Davies
Ohio Democrats Seek Trade Commission Bill Action
In Washington on January 7, thirteen Democratic representatives urged the Ways and Means Committee to immediately act on a Whitacre bill to establish a trade commission. The commission would study how current tariffs affect American industries.
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Washington
Ohio
Hirteen
Ways and Means Committee
Whitacre
Trade Commission
Repeal Improbable Discussed in Columbus Meeting
Gordon Reussehler D H Armond Frank Rielner and John F Neilan met state legislators in Columbus to weigh a possible repeal of the conservancy act The group returned home believing repeal unlikely but hopeful that the conservancy dislike may fade and a real change could come about
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Reussehler
D. H. Be Armond
Frank Rielner
John F. Neilan
Columbus
Indictment Returned in Federal Case in Indianapolis
Indictments by the federal jury included A. Rockwell of tray Q charged with taking Lucille Osbourne from Hamilton City to its town. He works as a bridge worker. Osbourne said she came from Oxford.
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Indianapolis
A. Rockwell
Lucille Osbourne
Hamilton
Osbourne
Oxford
Army recruiters to visit city in mid January 1915
Sergeant Jung and Corporal Levins of the Cincinnati Recruiting District will be in the city from January 10 to January 15, 1915, inclusive, at the Farmers Hotel to accept enlistment applicants and provide information about joining the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Levins
Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Army
United States Army
Farmers Hotel
Commuters Welcome Pennsylvania Rail Reduced Fares
Commuters along the Pennsylvania railroad cheer a fare reduction as the line again offers cheaper tickets. The move aids villagers traveling daily to Hamilton and points nearby, with local residents Clayton Urmston laborer and Anna Catharine Thome mentioned among those connected to the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamilton
Towed
Anna Catharine Thome
McGonigla
E. F. C. Blahl
Midnight Horse Theft Foiled By Taxi Cab Rescue
Carl Smith, 25, stole a horse and wagon from the Vizedom farm near Flonnes Corner. Police tracked the thief after a night pursuit with Taxi Bill and Inspector DeArmond, recovering the horse and returning it to the owner. Smith was jailed after a municipal court hearing and sent to await grand jury action.
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Carl Vizedom
Middletown Pike
Flonnee’s Corner
DeArmond
Tow Cahitt
Allicers
Fitton
Boase
Wiredom
Carl Smith
Dom
As Hughes
Vizedom
Smith
Faweell
Municipal Gaurl
Tribute to late Prof W P Cope by former teacher
Margery Gordon, formerly with Hamilton High, writes from New York City praising the late Prof W P Cope. She recalls his scholar and gentlemanly nature, his lasting impact on hundreds of students, and his role in shaping Hamilton High toward excellence. She suggests naming the new school the W P Cope High School in lasting gratitude.
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Republican-News
Margery Gordon
Hamilton High School
Ure High School
New York City
Cope
Hamilton
Liat
W. P. Cope
Building Associations Report Mixed Results At Stockholders Meeting
Distorted notes show stockholders of Gallia Building and Loan Company reporting a satisfactory year with new members and rising deposits. A 3 percent dividend was declared and paid as directors were elected, with Charles Kran James Blair and others named in leadership roles. An anti crime committee and plans for growth were noted, while the Central Building and Tea Association declared a 3 percent dividend and appointed officers for the term.
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Wsullar Saving and Loan Company
Joiteker
Mathes
John Nd
Meahk Bo
August Gemlofes
Sherman Awil
Pais
Vicw
SOU Williams Ag
Hi Association
Pew
Tifller
Gallia Building
Charles Kran
J. We Myers
Dt. Wools
Sebeceun
Sutu
Belden
A. N. Sholis
Wintersti Ags
Charkes PL Keamec
Jaws Blair
Vee
Slaw. Myers
Sevivdiery
Wr Woouls
J Tessislad
Shorts
Ieepeendt
Janes Blair
He Woods Aml
Cenbrat Bailling and Tea Association
Prishen
John UW. Davis
Ihie Henneberger
Shirey
Leeasurers
Vine Seepelats
Theater Dire Bhank
Boli Freeling
Union Meeting Sets Church Sunday February 14
The Hamilton Christian Endeavor union plans a Clo Ye Church Sunday as part of a weeklong program February 7 to 14 to boost attendance. A union meeting of all young people's societies will close the week with efforts to break attendance records and home invitations will be sent to Hamilton residents to attend divine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Clo Ye Church
Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Sovielivs
Nto Eiorch
Hamilton Man Lands Job in State House
Butler County Republican leaders announce William Kaeser of 1013 South Second Street Hamilton has been appointed to a role in the Ohio House under Speaker Arm. A loyal party supporter active in local welfare, Kaeser was born in Hamilton and now earns a daily salary of 85.
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Butler County
Ohio General Assembly
William Kaeser
South Second Sheeet
Kaeser
Hamilton
Representative Smith says no legislative propositions before session
Columbus Ohio January 6 Representative C J Smith of Butler County said today he had no legislative propositions in and now before the legislature. The statement underscores a quiet start to the session as lawmakers prepare for upcoming measures.
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Smufh
Columbus
Rainfall in Hamilton Falls Short of Normal
Local weather report by Bart W. Stout notes Hamilton's yearly rainfall at 20552 inches, about one inch under normal. August led with the heaviest rainfall at 72 inches. Monthly totals list January 1.10, February 8, April 7, July 297, August 2, October 8.014, and December 2.36 inches, with snow in January 28, March 20, and December 6.35 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanilgwa
Lae
Former Hamilton Man Engaged In Mohair Business
An elderly Hamilton native, J. Twig, announces his return to the mohair trade from Mayhill, New Mexico, after years away. He notes the Republican victory spurring his move and plans to devote most of his time to the business, addressing friends and sending a letter about his new address.
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Hamilton
Muwird
Mayhill
New Mexico
Five Members Pass Radio Operator Exam in Cleveland
Five members of the Hamilton Radio Association passed the Hest class license exam conducted by United States radio inspector Dilton of Cleveland. The test was held yesterday afternoon at the Digton home with applicants Annie Unose Cecil Moplin Mohpey Anita Leatherhard and Shuler Deron all reportedly succeeding.
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Hailton Stadig Association
United States Radio Ingpertor
Dilton
Cleveland
I W.digton
Ohler
Annie Unose
Cecil Moplins
Mohpey
Anita Leather Hard
Shuler Deron
Ben
Five Members Belong to New Organization
A damaged item notes five members from one family joining a new organization at the Mist Temple. The ceremony was held December B with Thane Slut Penaples presiding. The photograph shows Ales Kear and relatives including Ellaiare Bruner Pauline Weimer and Ada Kier.
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Mr. Kearer
Hamilton 1
Aren
Ellaiare Bruner
The
Temple
Ehardes
Pauline Weimer
We Temple
Many Kramer
Oreamizer
Rose
Mer
Ada Kier
Ohio railroads seek amendment to raise passenger fare
At a meeting of the Passenger Agents of the Ohio Railroads held at the Commercial Club yesterday afternoon the group discussed legislation to allow fare increases. They proposed an amendment to existing law to increase rates by up to two cents.
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Ohio
Ertous
Ohio Railroads
Cammoeree Chub
Unconstitutional Alien Labor Law Declared Void by Special Court
A special court in Urree Tediait today ruled the alien labor law unconstitutional and void. The decision, delivered by a panel including Judge NOPRANGIACO Gini, invalidates the measure adopted by the people and affects provisions on alien employment.
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Noprangiaco
Special Court of Urree Tediait
Oxford Girl Wins a Second Honor
Elsie King, Oxford student, earns a second honor in domestic science contest. She already placed as a writer on the subject, earning local praise for her achievement. The October 7 report notes her continued success in the agricultural and home economics field.
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Oxford
Colemams
Elsie King
Ninie Bond
Rev Higgins Dead in Shelburne Gul
A telegram reports the death of Rev Higgins the pastor of the Westhingier Presbyterian Church in Shelburne Gul. The sudden death occurred Monday and was relayed to Rev Th CG Finney in Hochester p Minn. Hamiltonians recall Rev Higgins as a worker among Hoy umber workers in Miresotelas with broad local interest.
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Frank
Hochester P Minn
Shelburne Gul
Finney
Efureh
Whseing
Miresotelas
Supreme Court Upholds 252000 Ruling in Union Boycott Case
The Supreme Court sustained a $252,000 judgment from New York Federal Courts against 186 members of a United Nations union group in Danbury Conn. Kattera v. Levine and Company, enforcing damages tied to a boycott under Sherman anti trust law.
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Sudgmens
Wasitington
Surpreme Court
New York
Fo D
Eb, Levine and Company
Danbury
Amendment Voted Down in Columbus Amid Bill Contention
In Columbus a resolution was defeated after Rep C. Smith sought amendments. The scene involved proposals by Elie Neymblivan and leaders Whitle and Fominis to author copies of an Ohio code for usable members. In Newport, Frank Todd, 24, a farmer, and a College faculty member married.
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Columbus
Ohio
Elie
Neymblivan
Whitle- Fominis
C.4
Smith
Page
Adams
Newport
Frank Todd
County Agent Meeker To Leave Slumillon For Wooster
County agent I N Meeker will depart Slumillon on January 15 for Wooster where the state Experiment Farm is located. Butler County farms failed to raise the required $1,000 for the county agent’s salary, risking loss of county support. The state would cover the balance if funds are raised by February 1. Meeker has served about a year advancing scientific farming methods in Butler County.
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I. N. Meeker
Slumillon
Wooster
Buller
State Agricultural Commission
Meeker
Lo Wooster
State Experiment Farm
County Agricultural Commission
Buker County
Mosker
Butler County
B and C Commit to $2 Million for New Rail Cars
The B and C companies announce a contract to buy about 2 090 freight cars including 000 freight cars 1 000 box cars and 1 009 steel hopper cars with options on additional 4 00 box cars and 1 000 steel hoppers and orders placed for 25 000 tons of iron and steel to Cambridge Steel Co Johnstown PA and Vernon Car Co Vernon. Work on the project to start immediately with total expenditure around 1 500 000 to 2 000 000.
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B&o. I. Re
Cambridge Steel Co
Juhnstowat
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S. 2Nd Sts
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