The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-04-16

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school. Some day one of these speed
lunatics is going to injure or kill some
of these children. The residents of
I.indenwald should secure the license
numbers of these nuts and have them
arrested. The municipal court judge
should give them the limit if found
guilty. Do it before somebody is
killed.
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The Salvation Army home from the
war chest funds project received 5000
favorable with only 81 against it.
Wonder if there isn't some way to get
these objectors to withdraw their votes
or change them and make it unani
NOUS. The Press when it first sug-
gested that money be appropriated
from the war chest fund for home
for the Salvation Army and that if
referendum were taken it predicted
that 95 per cent of the vote would
favor the appropriation being made,
thought that it knew public sentiment.
The Press did know, but not quite.
The vote shows 80 9-10 per cent are
favorable.
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Boost the library bonds, that is what
Trades Council is doing and asks that
Sit be passed along the line The Lane
Free Library is without doubt the
most beneficial institution to the work
ing people in the city. The best lit
erature and reading matter to be OBJ
tanned is always to be had at the
library and without cost whatever.
Every workingman should be out
boosting the bonds And incidentally
every workingman should be out boost
ing the $4,000 park bonds for the
purpose of securing more ground for
parks. Goodness knows that the city
is way short in the way of parks
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Do you know that Hamilton is the
best old town in the world? And do
you know that after we get our new
electric plant, new library, new Sal
walton Army home, the Ford plant
running right, the Third street exten-
sion, the riverside driveways and bou-
levards, the new parks and several
other proposed improvements that
Hamilton is going to be a still better
and finer town? Watch it, and for
the love O. Mike-Boost.
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The Republican nomination appears
to be a contest of the money kings
each desiring to have his own partic-
ular pet placed in power The nomi-
nation may be put on the auction
block BY the republican leaders and
those who supply their finances is un-
limited amounts, but the American
people never again will permit the
purchase of the presidency in the
manner that Newberry's election was
secured in Michigan.
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Organized labor in Hamilton is GO
ing to have home of its own. Are
you as a union man with US on the
proposition?
Have your local vote to loan the
Cooperative Trades and Labor Coun-
ell all the cash you can By loaning
the central body you are loaning to
yourself and in a short time you will
have a far better place to meet in.
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With coal prices running wild
food and clothing prices going up be
yond reach, strikes that may tie W
the food supply of the whole country
congress and senate trying to deter.
mine that the war with Germany is
over, is it possible that the same is
in the big chair at Washington who
occupied it two years ago?
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With the opening ball game a mat.
ter Of history and the carnival com
pany about to leave the city, perhaps
the mid-winter weather that has beer
loafng about these parts will take
tumble to itself and move on. Let Us
at least hope 50; even the groundhoe
must have his fill of it by this time
and becoming sore
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The riding public of Hamilton gets