The Red Peril That Means a Revolution
An analysis by Dr W Carver, Harvard professor, argues socialism is a movement driven by class consciousness and hostility to owners. It predicts a rise in wage workers to over fifty one percent will trigger revolution, urging readers to oppose socialist theory with practical economic soundness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carver
Harvard University
Enrresil
Carver
Vantal
Ugal
Phare Nee
Dirst
McKinney Eyes Hamilton Area Congressmen Support
The Enquirer notes McKinney, from Hamilton on the Big Miami, expects backing for Representative in Congress. It recalls Price’s past cash purchases of horses and his heating equipment campaign era, praising McKinney’s education drive and long ties to regional leaders, including Colonel Smead and Warren Gard, amid Ohio political history.
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The _Enquirer
Gloveland
Linus
Price
Taursday
Ohio
McKinney
Smead
Toledo
Hamilton
Big Miami
Warren Gard
Conarens
Cox
Washington
Mr. Gard
Hayhead
Rirller
Lewis
Campbell
Congress
Dame Campbell
Miami Valley
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw
Reids
Miami University
Horses from Castleton Stad to Kentucky after purchase
The source notes that horses purchased will be reearned by Castleton Stad from whence they came. Those bought on Tuesday were moved to Kentucky on Wednesday. The remainder will follow. Major Loinger yields dead, and the horses will be cared for by family members who have known them since weanlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Kentucky
Major Loinger- Yield
Simon Pure Socialism and the true nature of collective reform
A critique of socialism as presented in a polemical voice, arguing that genuine socialism aims for social justice and uplift while exposing perceived distortions and misrepresentations. The writer contends socialism seeks progress for all yet warns against violent overthrow and oppressive tactics. The piece contrasts bland reform with revolutionary overtones and calls for understanding the true essence of socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Ford
Avery
Citizens Ticket Endorsed by Democratic Committees in Hamilton
The Democratic Central City and Inclusive Committee met Tuesday evening and endorsed the Citizens' Ticket. They pass a resolution urging active support and pledging to use honorable means to secure the election of the Citizens' Ticket for Hamilton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central and
Hamillton
Ohio
Fleket
Diphtheria Epidemic Under Control Here
Hamilton reports the diphtheria outbreak is under control with nine quarantined cases citywide. Authorities plan fumigation of remaining affected houses and enforce strict quarantine compliance to prevent recurrence, securing visitors against risk and promising vigilance through the coming season. Health Officer Al Smedley notes broader national spread but praises Hamilton’s measures as making the city safer than many neighbors.
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Hamilton
Big Fall
Jamillon
Liphtheria
Hamiltenn
Smedley
Oliv
Lease of Bender Co. Work Transfers to Cullen and Vaughn
The Hamilton business scene records a major lease of over 900,000 in work and plants from the Bender Company. Cullen and Vaughn and West Side Lumber assume nearly all Bender operations, excluding accounting, with a 15 year lease and a six month completion plan for the Y. M. building project. The Bender staff other than accounting move to Cullen and Vaughn, while Bender President W. E. Benner dies. The Bender offices relocate to The Tantsheler building, with management under Cullen and Vaughn.
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Bender Co
Hamilton
Cullen and Vaughn and
Ure West Side Lumber Company
Bender Aumpiny
Cullen and Vaughn
Bander Company
Dayton
Court Hance
Hu Dindo
Ne Bender Company
Temp
Bender Company
Gallen
Vaughn
WE. Benner
Beniley Comiapay
Bonde Company
Committees Selected For The Poultry Show
A committee meeting last evening decided to keep the poultry show admission price at fifteen cents despite prior talks of raising it to twenty five cents. A large display cage will be placed in the hall center containing imported peafowl. The committee was announced with F. S.1 and the Bumbed listed among those expected to award prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bax
Neetaa
Bumbed
the Provaturiin
Test of Statute for Relief of the Blind at General Assembly Session
Columbus D October 16 A preliminary test of the statute for the relief of the blind will be held at the recent session of the General Assembly. An afternoon conference with Attorney General Hagan Special Counsel Clarence D Laylin and Governor Cox agreed on delaying the bid to establish its validity to learn the statute's effect. The Supreme Court upheld the 1911 statute recently, but questions remain about its enforcement as officials have refused to recognize the second act as valid. The suit's outcome is not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Hagan
Clarence D. Laylin
Cox
al Uetw
Supreme Court
Contractors Enter Agreements for Local Farm Projects
The commissioners say they contracted with Vernon Highes to build near Hanover Town and with McVicker farm for a project in Hasler Farm Falkelé Town to repaint a bridge and related infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Highes
Golden Jubilee of Buller County Knights of Pythias Observed
About 2400 Knights of Pythias in Buller County gathered for the Golden Jubilee celebration on a Saturday evening. The event featured officers from Lone Star Lodge No 38 and Hamilton Lodge No 572, with a program including an opening ode, invocations, music, addresses, and benediction. Officers and lodge lists with member counts were read, naming numerous lodges and their deputies across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythiog
Buller County
Pediee Tigre
Unl
Ty Teds Dempsey
Kptty du Wie Sanders Memori
F. Teimpic
South
J. Benediction
HG. Murphy
Dol. Sempsey
Rich
FG. Lraber
George Sepin
Lone Star
Quinn
J. Gladfelicy
W. J. Burnell
Hamilton Lodge
Local Nest of Owls Seized by Thawillon Order
In South Bend Indiana the Thawillon Nest 2321 under Owlt authority moved to Jongor and surrendered its charter after a flood. The local order was to receive 74 for land Sutton, a two cent stamp, but no committee sent to collect funds. Remittances expenses left 10 to sufferers while financial secretary disapproved 392 nest funds, many former members joining United Brotherhood.
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South Bend
Indiana
Sutton
Oder
Finanelal
Neal
Hava Low
United Brotherhood
Order
Fragmentary Legal Notice Names Various Individuals in Ohio and Kentucky
The readable text lists several individuals including Charles T. Anderson, Hoss from Ohio, Phoete M sk, Charles C. Snyder, Covington Kentucky, Rae Wilkerson from Hamilton, and Rev. George Wepholipxs. The lines resemble a damaged legal or financial notice with scattered place names and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Anderson
Bank ‘Cash
Hoss
Ohio
Phoete
Hamilton
FSW
Ping Hodie Remitted Fine for Beer Violation in Chicago
Chicago managers forgave Ping Hodie’s $600 fine after he was caught drinking beer in St Louis. His contract allowed a penalty for drinking during the season, but manager Callahan praised his overall work and remitted the amount. Hodie pledged to abstain for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping
Callahan
Thodle
Dismissal in Pollution Case Against Local Firms
Charges against Abe Champion Paper Mill Jersey Parking Company and the American Steal Company of Middletown alleging deposition of poisonous matter into the river and water pollution were dismissed. The hearing, fixed for Wednesday afternoon, failed to proceed as represented defendants and their attorneys did not appear. officials noted notice issues and the case collapsed.
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Locel
Squire
A. Morton
Abe Champion
Papir Mill Mo
Jersey Parking Company
Americal Steal Company
Flood control plans discussed with President and Congress
Representative Warren Gard of Hampshire predicted Wednesday that flood prevention for all rivers will be addressed in President Witsol's December message to Congress. Gard urged consideration of Geological Survey findings favoring dikes and open channels, plus study of reservoirs to curb springtime river floods.
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Washington
Get
Witsol
Lee
Gand
Geological Survey
Ohio
Ohio Sunday School Association names new state head
In Lima on October 9 the Ohio State Sunday School Association closed its convention with Lilian Burn of the Ohio W.G.T.G speaking at Trinity M.E. Church. The treasury debt was reduced from 29 000 to under 2 000, with aims to wipe it out by the next meeting. Dr Howard H Russell of Westerville urged temperance progress and Prohibition, praising Matthewn for clean baseball and Sunday athletics. Youngstown was chosen for the next convention site. Officers elected include President W A Eudaly, Vice President B M Hastings, Treasurer Be Barrett, Recording Secretary KR Fv Aras.
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Lima
Memorial Hall
Ohio State Sunday School Assosiation
Lilian Burn
Ohio W. G.T
Trinity M. By
Church
Lhe
Howard “H. Russell
Weaterville
Anti-Saloon League
Youngstown
W. A. Eudaly
Midlietown
B.M
Hastings
Yon
le Barrett Springfield
Fv Aras
Golucbus
Christy Matthewa
New York Giant
Sun
Mathewson
Elean Baseball
Simnday
Anes
Butler Colinby Dies? Returns Visit to Friends
A garbled account notes Colin Diepenbagt Butler, a Texas contractor, visiting relatives in Chattanooga with his mother. He plans to marry Katie Jenking of Grosheck on the 23rd, then return to Texas to start a life with his bride.
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Butler
Colinly
Bae A Goenshenk
Fred Diefenbach
Parr
Texas
Chattanooga
Thenen
Migs
Katie Jenking
Grosheck
Man Dies in Richmond Ind Former Local News
Word was received today of the death of Daniel Surface, a former local newspaper man. Surface came here after the Civil War and entered the journalism field, later moving to Richmond, Indiana, where he continued his career.
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Richmond, Ind
Richmond, Inn
Daniel Surface
Msn
Mrn
Surtach
Ima
Whitelaw Reid
Preble Colinly
Surface
Richmond
Wid
New Haven Railroad Probe Attended by Top Officials
Washington discussions involved Attorney General Mckesald and President Hadley of Yale plus Howard Filioti and T. D. Cuyler. J.W. Gregory and Jesse C. Adkins joined as investigators into Sherman Act issues. Proposals may avoid prosecution, with announcements postponed until board review.
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Armey General
Washington
Oct
Howard Filioti
T. D. Cuyler
Hadley
Yale
New Haven Railroad
Mckesnald
J.W. Gregory
Jesse C. Adkins
Renaval
Elliott
Reynolds
New Haven
Boston and Maine
New Hayen
Boston
Alany
Lrokvy Tne
Steamship Companies
le Tom Poss
Sunday liquor sales ban announced by sheriff
Sheriff Harry Metcalf announced a Sunday sale ban near the city after roasts and bake sales. He warned organizers and officers involved could face arrest. Rumors circulated that a grand jury might take up the case as license commissioners pledged enforcement.
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Sherif Harry Metcale
Atrest
Sherif Mstealf
Infyn
Seven Mile
Flere
Gambiii
Saldonisle
Sir Lickois
Anderson and Schalk wed in Hamilton amid new home plans
Gr Anderson, prominent Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Co executive, and Miss Schalk, longtime Schalk Piano Co proprietor, secretly married yesterday at a rural residence. They will return to Hamilton soon and reside at their city home on North Hiein Street, with no changes to their positions.
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Gr. Anderson
Citizens’ Savings Bank and Trust Co
Phiophe Schalk
Schalk Piano Co
North Third Street
McAnderson
Purlarg
Felouk
Minariit
Andergonia
Hlanatiton
Citizens Bank
Sehalk
Anderson
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Orclaredion
Gem of Hamilton
Hamiltion
Cullen and
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Jubilee
SRARD
Goming
DieMissen
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WA Budaly
Middletown
Matty
Hie
Sunday School Association
Philadelphia Athletics
Wheniee Metcalf
Romar Thal
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