Auto industry research signals solid 1926 demand rise
A J C Royle report notes 1926 auto output may reach 5 million vehicles with first half near 2 million and continued strength into year end. Executives from Otis Steel Midland Detroit White and Eaton foresee steady to higher volumes, aided by wealth, good roads, and the two car family trend. Cattle and sheep markets show varied cattle prices and lamb demand in midsummer trading.
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Ely
Sire E. Griffin
University of Michigan School of Business Administration
United States
J. Kulas
Otisteel Company
Midland Steel Products Company
Midland
Cleveland
Detroit
Walter Chite
White Motor Company of
J. O. Eaton
Eaton Axle and Spring Company
J. A. Krider
Thompson Products Company
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Chicago hogs receipts reach 20 000 with top prices around 13 50 for select heavy weights and 12 50 to 15 40 for typical mixes. Cattle and calves show varied bids: steers 1500 up at 9 50 to 11 50, 1100 down at 10 50, and yearling offerings around 7 05 to 6 25 for different grades. Lambs and sheep quotes include 10 50 to 12 75 for lambs and 5 50 to 7 25 for common to choice ranges.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
A Cincinnati livestock market recap notes steady demand with several lots priced. Heifers and steers ranged 250 to 350 pounds at 13. boos pounds with totals around 3713.75 dollars for 1480 pounds. Light weight hogs 30 to 190 pounds fetched around 14 pesos or 12013 dollars, and sows also traded in the session.
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Cincinnati Livestock Howe
New York Produce Prices Hold Steady Across Commodities
Market notes show flour steady, pork around 37.50, lard near 15.45, coffee Rio No 7 at 19 c, Santos No 8 at 22 c. Dressed poultry firm with turkeys 30 60c, live poultry varied, cheese firmer with creamery extras up to 42c, eggs stronger at 42 44c, milk and butter receipts over 10k.
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New York
Middle West
Rio No
Santos No
Young Americas
States
Pacific Coast
Market Price Snapshot for Dairy Meats and Produce
Butter prices show extra eyetein tablets and various firsts with 4114 42 percent, packing stocks at 2S8c. Kegs and cheese range. Swiss, Mimburger, York State, and fresh cheeses quoted. Live poultry notes heavy fowls and Leghorn fowls with prices, pork loin and Boston butts mentioned. Potatoes list Kentucky New Jersey and Missouri values per bushel.
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York State
Butter receipts and creamery stock prices listed
Butter receipts total 15 571 with creamery extras 40c and standards 3944 including firsts and seconds. Keys receipts total 11 575 with ordinaries 24 28c firsts 2914 30gc seconds 20 4c extras 31 3lige.
Cincinnati Produce Butter Prices and Egg Quotations
Butter firmer in market reports with creamery values in tablets. Eggs hold firm with items including extra firsts and firsts priced around 20 to 30 cents, ungraded at 30 cents.
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Cincinnati
Grain and dairy prices recorded in November reports
The excerpt lists commodity prices including corn at 98 cents per bushel for No. 2, rye and oats in No. 2 and No. 10e grade, barley, imported cloverseed at 18.25 and futures at 21, 16.20, and 16.20, Timothy at cash new 3.10 and futures, Alsike August and September 15.75, butter 43 44 cents, eggs 0.804 0.32, and hay at 28.00.
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Timothy
Athens man recalls Lancaster hot box excursion tale
Reader Radford of Athens recalls a trip from Athens to Columbus where a hot box near Lancaster caused a pause. The conductor called all aboard and a wandering youth delayed by testing the x train before returning home the following day. The charter was reportedly by W. A. Beaton.
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Messenger
Waye
Athens
Columbus
Lancaster
W. A. Beaton
Radford
Athens, C
R. Fr. Dd
Betting Abatement Issued Against Cincinnati Dog Races
A sweeping order of abatement directed Sheriff Harry Klostermann to stop betting at the Erlanger track dog races issued today by Judge Leslie Applegate in Kenton county Ky circuit court.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Harry Klostermann
Erlanger Track
Leslie Applegate
Kenton County
Bomb Explodes at Union Selling Co Plant. No Injuries
A bomb blast at the Union Selling Company's plant in Cincinnati caused the building to shake and workers to flee into the street. Police pursued clues, but no injuries were reported.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Union Selling Company
Dover swimmer aborts English Channel attempt
Clara Belle Barrett began to swim the English channel but abandoned the attempt five miles from shore at 5 30 p m due to seasickness and cold.
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Dover
Eng
Clara Belle Barrett
English Channel
Stores to Close Two Afternoons
All associated stores will close Thursday and Friday afternoons this week, with closings at noon Friday to allow merchants and clerks to attend the Athens County fair. Banks will also close Thursday and Friday afternoons.
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8S. M. Johnson
Athens County
Arrest of Joseph Rotonda Aids Camden Murder Case
The arrest of Joseph Rotonda, 35, in Cleveland on August 24 is believed by officials to offer a solution to the murder of a mother and child in Camden New Jersey about a year ago.
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Cleveland
Joseph Rotonda
Camden
N. J
Man Shot in Sharonville Arrest Incident
May or Harry McGrew sustained a slight scalp wound during a shooting affray when he attempted to arrest three Black men in Sharonville on August 24. The incident involved three suspects and a confrontation at the scene.
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Major
Sharonville
Harry McGrew
Heat wave broadcasting advances claim by Carnegie Tech professor
Prof FE Dibble of the Carnegie Institute of Technology argues heat waves can be broadcast as readily as sound waves. He cites discovery of an instrument to control heat waves and a detector to hold and amplify them as the main required development.
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FE. 8. Dibble
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Plea For Non Support In Coolville Court
In Coolville, a man pled guilty to failing to support his11 year old child Okey Richardson. He was ordered by Judge S. M. Johnson to pay $38 weekly to the local Probate court for the child’s support.
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Okey Richardson
Coolville
S. M. Johnson
Marriage License Granted In Amesville
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Milbert Carl McLaughlin 28 a Detroit motor operator and Sarah Mildred Sauer 18 a Amesville houseworker. They were married immediately after the license was issued by Pearl Helwig Justice of the peace.
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Milbert Carl McLaughlin
Detroit
W. L. McLaughlin
Sarah Mildred Sauer
Amesville
Lewis M. Sauer
Pearl Helwig
Will of Margaret Hickey names Hickey children executor
The Athens County Probate Court records the will of Margaret Hickey leaving equal shares to her son Thomas Hickey and daughter Mary Hickey. Thomas Hickey is named the executor of the will.
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Margaret Hickey
Canaan Township
Athens County
Thomas
Mary Hickey
Thomas Hicky
Suit Seeks Transfer of Goodyear Board Control
Columbus August 24. A suit filed in the Supreme Court seeks to overthrow Goodyear Tire and Rubber control. Walter Booth Summit County prosecutor, filed in the name of a stockholder asking removal of eight directors and shift of control away from Wall Street. The case concerns corporate governance, not the company’s business affairs.
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Columbus
U.P
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Supreme Court
Walter Booth
Summit County
Wall Street
Booth
Germans Scrap Over Booze Stirs Prohibition Debate
Berlin reports confusion over prohibition effects matching U S debate. A German doctor cites American crime fall from prohibition while alleging degeneration signs, calling the American claim a large scale fraud with the rich drinking freely.
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Berlin
United States
Muenchener Medical Weekly
America
Belliare Chief Faces Drunkenness and Duty Charges
Ohio brief reports Chief of Police Clarence Corbett facing charges of drunkenness neglect of duty and disorderly conduct. Mayor Lloyd Conwell says he will suspend the chief unless Corbett resigns by tomorrow.
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Bellaire
Clarence Corbett
Lloyd Conwell
Corbett
Youth Columbus Executed for Store Murder
Emanuel Ross a 17 year old held to be executed at the state prison this Friday for the January murder of Isadore Steeck during a store robbery attempt. He was convicted in January and faces the looming death sentence.
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Columbus
Emanuel Ross
Isadore Steeck
Wise charged in embezzlement suit in Columbus court
In Columbus a prisoner, David P. Wise, faces a $10,989 embezzlement suit filed in Common Pleas court by U S Fidelity and Guarantee. The suit alleges Wise stole the funds from Fidelity Savings and Loan of Cleveland.
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Columbus
David P. Wise
Common Pleas
U.S. Fidelity & Guarantee Company
Wise
Fidelity Savings & Loan Company of
Cleveland
Death ruled accidental in Ohio crash near Erie
Coroner's jury finds Mrs. H. R. Hilse of Madisonville Ohio died in a head on collision near Erie on August 14 as an accident. Her husband, who drove, was found guilty of reckless driving, fined ten dollars, and survived with severe bruises.
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Erie
U.P
H. R. Hilse
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Here
Foreclosure Suit In Nelsonville Involving Pattons
The Nelsonville Home and Savings Association sues Hazel G Patton William F Patton and co defendants Peoples Bank of Nelsonville F J Beasley Milling and Grocery Co claiming a $6000 loan with minimal payments and seeks a first lien on the property.
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The
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Hazel G. Patton
William F. Patton
Peoples’ Bank of
Nelsonville
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Company
Patton
Prisoners Riot Over Jail Food in Columbus Dungeon
Eighteen inmates were locked in the county jail dungeon after protests against bread and stew served as meals. The uprising began on the second floor and spread to other levels of the jail.
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Columbus
Ohlo Youth Drowns at Westerville
John M. McBride aged 18 son of Dr. F Scott McBride general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league drowned yesterday at Little Point Sable Michigan according to word received here today.
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Westerville
John M. McBride
F Scott McBride
The
Anti-Saloon League
Little Point Sable
Mich
Married Men More Reliable Than Single Men, Study Claims
A new statistic suggests married men are six times more reliable than single men, highlighting perceived stability in partnerships.
Mrs. Mary Devlin Dies at 65 in Athens Home Today
Mrs. Mary Devlin 65 widow of Edward Devlin died at 11 Palmer street at 7 am after a five months illness. A resident of Athens for 13 years she leaves six daughters four sons 22 grandchildren one great grandchild five sisters and one brother. Funeral mass at St Pauls Catholic church and burial in New Lexington.
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Mary Devlin
Edward Devlin
Palmer Street
Athens
Vincennes
Ind
Thomas Devlin
Drakes
John Sprague
N. H
Michael New
St. Paul's Catholic Church
New Lexington
Athens County Fair Opens With Four Day Run
Co. D Dailey and Frank Biddle told Athens Rotary Club that the Athens County Fair opens today and runs through Friday night. The 75 year old fair attracts strong local support, with premiums totaling about 4000, most of which stay in the county. Exhibits and races promise quality entries and good horse racing over three days.
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Co. D. Dailey
Frank Biddle
Athens County Fair Association
Athens Rotary Club
Athens County
Ohio
Missing Army pilot Bettis fails to arrive at Bellefonte field
Lieutenant Cyrus Bettis U S S Army pilot reported missing from Selfridge Field Mich has not arrived at the government mail field at Bellefonte officials said today confirming he remains unaccounted for and his status unresolved.
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Bellefonte
Cyrus Bettis
Selfridge Field
Mich
Ohio Man Named Phone Official
Charles P. Cooper was named vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph, after resigning as president of Ohio Bell Telephone. Edwin F. Carter of St. Louis was chosen as Cooper’s successor as president of Ohio Bell, effective immediately. Cooper follows Edgard S. Bloom, now president of Western Electric, and remains on Ohio Bell’s board. Cooper’s rise began after graduating from Ohio State University.
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Cleveland
U.P
Charles P. Cooper
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Edwin F. Carter
St. Louis
Cooper
Edgard S. Bloom
Western Electric Company
Ohio Company
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Rain Falls In Athens With Local Flooding
Nearly an inch of rain drenched Athens early today, recorded at the home of Mrs C N France. Storms reached areas north of the city causing creeks to overflow and flooding in low fields. Forecasts call for clearing skies and cooler conditions locally.
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Athens
C. N. France
Rail Time Card Athens Schedules for Northbound Trains
Athens station daily time card lists northbound trains No 1 at 7 01 am No 2 at 2 38 pm No 3 at 12 26 pm and No 4 at 5 35 pm Also Hocking Valley northbound Nos 31 at 6 45 am 33 at 12 10 pm daily except Sunday and Nos 30 34 28 for southbound arrivals at 11 08 am 4 32 pm and 9 40 pm respectively Includes westbound Baltimore Ohio Ohio service at 4 24 am and 6 14 pm.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Daiy
M. Athe Peaina
Mystery at the Heaths A Long Island House Case
A 1926 tale introduces Mrs Prentiss and the Heath household on Long Island during the Perry Heath Myra Heath murder and Bunny Moore suspicion. Lawrence Inman and Bunny Moore are guests as Detective Cunningham investigates scents of murder amid locked doors and a rouge stained clue.
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Mrs. Prentiss
Meath
Harbor Gardens
Long Island
Myra Heath
Perry
Heaths
Lawrence Inman
Myra
Bunny Moore
Perry Heath
Heath
Bunny Peopre
Inman
Sam Anderson Ileath
al, Cunningham
Anderson
Toohunter Buck
Bunny
Emma
Mott
Littl Bunny
Cunningham
Heath case stirs Gaybrook Harbor club intrigue
Al Cunningham reports Heath case clues to Parkers at the club verandah. Matt the detective suspects Bunny Moore, while Sam Anderson clashes with the idea that an infant could commit murder. Cunningham believes Heath’s disappearance might be voluntary as he weighs dealers and private buyers for Heath’s art.
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Bunny Moore
Old Anderson
Cunningham
Lecures
Bunny
Myra
Gaybrook Harbor Country Club
Parkers
al Cunningham
Heath House
Matt
Moore
Arthur Black
Danny
Sam Anderson
Miss Moore
Heath
Bunn Moore
Perry
Anderson
Mattman
Black
Sam
Inman
Perry Heath
Tone Tone System Tonie promises weight gain and pep boost
An advertisement touts John’s Tone Tone System Tonie as a fast acting tonic to increase weight by up to ten pounds. It claims cod liver oil plus fresh liver extracts, with unpleasant taste removed, and guarantees a refund if not satisfied, via local druggists including The Cline Pharmacy.
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John
Cline Pharmacy
Home remedy claims varicose veins reduce with Emerald Oft
An advertisement urges readers to use a two ounce bottle of Moones's Emerald Oft full strength to treat varicose veins by applying nightly and morning. It promises veins will shrink to normal size and claims piles are absorbed, with distribution through druggists.
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Moones
Radio station schedules on WEAF and others featured
A long list of radio programs across major networks for Tuesday night. Entries include WEAF Eveready Hour and numerous city stations such as WJZ WRC WGY Keystoners WBAL City Park Orchestra and others detailing time slots from early evening to late night with concerts sports and talk programs.
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Eveready Hour
KFAB
WJZ
WRC
WGY
the Keystoners
WCX
Red Apple Club
WBAL
City Park Orchestra
WRNY
Edison Ensemble
WFBG
Altoona
Nela Beach
WPG
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Sandman
Weal Mandolin Orchestra
WEEI
Boston
WNAC
WGR
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
WMAK
WBT
Charlotte
WGHB
Clearwater
American Legion
WTAM
Cleveland
Wilson’s
WGHP
Detroit
Skylark
Tuller
WWJ
WJR
Red Aprils Club
WTIC
Hartfo
WREO
Lansing
WMBF
Miami Beach
WOR
Newark
Premier Club
Vanderbilt Orchestra
Jimmy Caruso
Ritz-Carlton Orchestra
New York
Waldorf Orchestra
United Press
Mason
Weaf Salon
The
Gold Dust Twins
Moment Musicale
Linner
Symphony Players
WJAR
Providence
Schenectady
Bta
Springfield
CKCL
Toronto
Baldwin
Washington
Willard Orchestra
Kitt
WTAG
Worcester
WLS
Chicago
Sherw
WGN
WLIB
WBBM
WOK
Wow
Tenth Infantry
Formica Orchestra
WKRC
Cincinnati
WSAI
Maids of Melody
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Dallas
Lisman
Basse
Joy's Orchestra
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Davenport
KOA
Denver
WHO
Des Moines
14Th Cavalry Band
WBAP
Fort Worth
Hot Springs
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
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Lincoln
Little Symphony
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LOS Ange
Radio Club
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Louisvi
WHAD
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Theatre
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
Ruth Lewis
WJJD
Mooseheart
KGO
Oakland
Bem
WOAW
Omaha
KGW
Portland
KSD
ST. Louis
WEAY
WCBD
Zion
U.P
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