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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
9
A reader pressuring Frank A B Hall to answer questions about A Dean Smith the paper’s manager editor and Smiths marriages and divorces. The note asks when where divorces occurred and marriages to third Mrs Smith and queries criminal accusations and punishment details.
Fragmentary note mentions Wilkins in relation to a governorship and a reference to Pee Wee, with unclear context and missing details from the source.
An unclear handwritten fragment expresses mixed sentiment about someone at Walnut Hills, noting respect, improvement, and regret. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond vague references to a person and personal reflection.
The New Era demands a thorough investigation into the Old Men's Home and questions the handling of funds by Gus Jamerson. Readers express calls to probe investors who lost money in a stock venture, while others seek inquiries into local committee members and race-related charity conduct.
The Ananias Weekly recounts feats of heroism during the latest flood while a prominent white citizen offers a contrasting account, noting Governor Donahey and Governor Cooper's affection for him and Governor White's endurance.
A brief verse recalls a man who waded through three feet of water to reach shore. He is not a conventional hero of floods but praised as a mighty man for throwing mud. The compact item echoes local pride in small acts of courage amid disaster.
A reader criticizes a local political figure for self appointment as Prince and President of the Workingmen's Conference. The letter questions his past prison time, calls for investigations into his council and committee, and accuses him of lingering road work, a business, and corrupt party praise.
The article mocks Captain Wilkins, nicknamed Pee Wee, noting his long reputation for courage in conversation and recent habit of rushing into print. It hints at shifting party alignments from Democrat under Donahey to Republican under Cooper, with references to his road work and career under different leaders.
In Municipal Court of Cincinnati, on Thursday April 13, a suit was filed No 193770 against Jennie Clayton of 2984 Gilbert Ave by Alvin for a pass of premises. Frank A B Hall, a police councilman, is mentioned as associated with the editor and campaign manager A Dean Smith.
Fragmentary OCR reads Which Wife No 1 23 and mentions Mrs in a municipal context. Limited readable facts prevent full event clarity or names. This brief item seems to reference a local civic matter or column with unclear attribution and missing details.
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