Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 1,200 and calves 450 with market steady. beef steers 7.10 to 10.00, yearlings and heifers 7.10 to 10.00, beef cows 5.10 to 7.25, cutters 3.75 to 4.75, vealers 9.00 to 14.00, heavy calves 6.00 to 9.00, bulk stock and feeder steers 6.00 to 8.00. Sheep receipts 25, top fat lambs 15.00, bulk fat lambs 12.00 to 15.00, cull lambs 6.00 to 9.00, fat ewes 5.00 to 6.00, sows listed.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Live 8TOC Market Receipts And Cattle Report
Pittsburg market notes show receipts for hogs at 4 500 with varied price ranges and cattle receipts at 800 with calves 900. Market steady with beef steers and cows priced across multiple brackets and sheep receipts around 1 500 while lambs and heavier calves also listed.
Cincinnati Produce Prices Stable Despite Market Quiet
Butter values remain steady with No. 1 stock at 28 cents and No. 2 at 13 to 15 cents. Butter fat quoted 5 1 2 cents. Eggs hold firm with fresh gathered extras at 23 cents and firsts 22 to 23 cents. seconds 20 1 2 cents. Duck 35 cents. goose $1.10. Markets show common scores discounted 2 to 3 cents amid quiet trading.
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Cincinnati
New York Produce Butter Firm Receipts Report
New York produce market shows butter firm receipts at 7 384 and creamery extras at 50 with quiet special market at 5 Sie. Receipts total 15 830 with mixed and western whites priced around 27 to 34 cents and fresh firsts at 24 to 44 cents. Nearby towns quote 30 cent ice and coast prices 28 to 34 cents.
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New York
Cleveland Produce Prices in Tablets and Poultry
Produce prices listed include butter extra 50c, eggs various 24c to 26c, firsts 25c, poultry with heavy fowls 29c, Leghorns 25¢, heavy springers 28c, ducks 35c, hens Maine 4.25, Michigan 3.50, New York 3.08 per bushel russets and sacks priced around 1.35 to 1.50.
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Cleveland
Eacks
Maine
Chigan
New York
Eaho
Russets
Toledo grain prices steady amid varied commodity quotes
Toledo Ohio market page reports closing prices for wheats and corns with bid and offer quotes. Wheat No 2 1.25, Corn No 2 0.72 to 0.78, Rye No 2 1.05, Oats No 2 0.47 to 0.50. Clover cash and hay values listed with cattle prices and butter quotes.
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Toledo
T&e
Alsike
Liberty bonds updates and odd lot quotes
fragments of wartime bond trading numbers with quoted prices and yields, referencing Liberty bonds and market activity. The note lacks complete names or dates but shows bid and asked values such as 103.28 and 101.13, indicating fluctuating quotes.
Treasury to cut national debt by two hundred ten million
Washington officials said the March 15 financing will reduce the national public debt by about 210 million. Proceeds from the sale of certificates will retire 660 million in notes due March 15. The remaining amount will come from the surplus, automatically lowering the debt further.
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Washington
U.R
Treasury
Hewitt Arraigned in Murder Case Over Bat Attack
Floyd Hewitt a 16 year old youth was arraigned in common pleas court on a murder charge in the slayings of Mrs Fréd Brown 65 and her son. Hewitt was expected to plead temporary insanity as he told officers jazz music from his home inspired the crime.
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Jefferson
U.R
Floyd Hewitt
Fréd Brown
Common Pleas Court
Hewitt
Young Sears
Angelica Fair
Robin Sears
Angel
Madeline
Maddy
Ned Barron
Madeline Barron
Angelica
Ned
Barron
Robin
Funeral of Editor's Wife in Cincinnati
Funeral services are set today at the late residence for Mrs. Nellie Seaman Taft wife of Hulbert Taft editor of the Times Star. She died Saturday after a yearlong illness.
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Cincinnati
Nellie Seaman Taft
Hulbert Taft
The
Times- Star
Police Chief Powell resigns to join law firm
Police Chief Kedgwin Powell submitted his resignation to Mayor Charlies Scheible, effective April 4, after being admitted to the bar. He plans to join a law firm and start his legal practice.
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Youngstown
Kedgwin Powell
Charlies Scheible
Powell
Councilmen and County Officials Discuss Landslide Response
Two Athens City Council members ank and Lowry and Bert Russell met with the county board of commissioners to plan steps after a recent landslide on Courtney Street. The matter may be raised at tonight's City Council meeting.
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Athens City Council
Athens County Board of Commissioners
Courtney
Ank & Lowry
Bert Russell
Earthquakes Rattle Mountain District Near Baguio
A series of shocks were felt in the mountain district around Baguio today after three tremors. The quakes appeared confined to the area, with damage and details uncertain as reports arrived.
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Manila
Baguio
Open season begins as parties clash over relief and prohibition
United Press reports March 7 1927 opens with Republicans at odds over farm relief and Democrats split on prohibition as campaigns loom. The piece notes pressure on President Coolidge due to the McNary Haugen veto and that Coolidge plans to stay in Washington through most of summer with no clear re election plans.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Midwest
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
Woman Drowned as Landing Stage Falls in Kobe Earthquake
An unidentified elderly woman died and two others were injured when a landing stage collapsed during a Kobe earthquake. Passengers aboard the World Cruise California crowded the stage while returning to the Calibenia, and many were thrown into the water.
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Tokio
U.P
Kobe
California
Calibenia
Trace Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Hazel Trace was granted a divorce from Bert Trace on Saturday in Common Pleas court. Absence and neglect cited as grounds. They married September 11, 1922 and have one child. Custody awarded to Hazel Trace with child support of $15 monthly and visitation on the first and third Sundays each month.
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Hazel Trace
Bert Trace
Common Pleas
Trace
Commission Sets Reasonable Grain Rates From Ohio Mississippi
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that carload rates on grain from Ohio and Mississippi river crossings and Mt. Vernon Indiana to Florence Sheffield and Tuscumbia Alabama were unreasonable and unduly prejudicial. It prescribed future reasonable rates but denied reparation.
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Washington
U.P
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Mississippi
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Florence
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Ohio moves to standard time statewide in ninety days
Governor Vic Donahey signed two bills shaping Ohio governance. The Abele bill enacts eastern standard time statewide within ninety days, and the Hadden bill creates a chief justice of common pleas courts for counties with more than two judges.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Abele
General Assembly
Donahey
Hadden
Common Pleas
Willis as Presidential Timber Favored by Ex-War Vet Leader
Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio was proposed as strong presidential timber by former Senator Rice W. Means, Colorado Republican and ex commander in chief of the United War Veterans, who spoke in Columbus to the local service organization.
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Columbus
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Rice W. Means
Colorado
The
United War Veterans
Denver
Sabbath Golfers Arrested in Columbia SC
Ten golfers were arrested in Columbia South Carolina on a Sunday, with some boasting of violating the Sabbath while others remained resting after a day of enforced inactivity.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Woman Believed to Have Jumped From Dock in Toledo
Police drag the PRAG River searching for a woman who reportedly jumped from a dock after a man saw a woman standing on the edge and crying.
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Prag
Toledo
Arrival guest shoots and kills Frey in Youngstown
Edwin Rey was shot and killed today in Youngstown by a guest Frey had ordered from his home after an argument. A subsequent knock at Frey’s door led to a charge of shot fired in return.
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Guest Youngstow
Edwin Rey
Frey
Plane from Pan American squadron allegedly crashes near Montevideo
An unconfirmed dispatch from Montevideo said one of three planes in the United States Army Pan American flight squadron had an accident after takeoff. The message gave no details beyond noting a forced descent to the water.
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Pan-American
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
United States Army
Pan-American Flight
Goodyear Counsel Seeks Removal of Two Trustees
Goodyear Tire and Rubber stockholders sue to remove Clarence Dillon of Dillon Read and John Sherwin of Cleveland as trustees in Goodyear's reorganization. They seek an accounting claiming Dillon and Sherwin overcharged about 15 900 60 for services. James N. White of Leonard Kennedy and Co testified as first witness. Stockholders say Nassau Company in New York partly owns Goodyear through Mrs Clarence Dillon.
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New York
United Press
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Clarence Dillon
Dillon, Read and Company
John Sherwin
Cleveland
Dillon
Sherwin
James N. White
Leonard Kennedy and Company, Inc
Widow of Buchanan Schley Dies in Fifteenth Floor Fall
Mrs. Natalie Schley, widow of cotton broker Buchanan Schley, fell from a 15th floor Buckingham Hotel window in New York. She was about fifty, and the son Buchanan Schley Jr. found her body, believing death accidental. Her husband’s father was a first cousin of the late Rear Admiral Schley.
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Schley
New York
U.R
Natalie Schley
Buckingham Hotel
Buchanan Schley
Buchanan Schley, Jr
Funeral services for Harry Smith in Barberton
Harry Smith died in Barberton. Funeral services were held at 2 PM yesterday at the Richland avenue M P church conducted by Rev. Hatton. Burial followed at West Union Street cemetery. The body arrived in Athens Saturday night and was taken to Mrs. O E Cross home at 112 University terrace, accompanied by Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Smith. He is survived by his widow and a son Harold Heanon who died in 1918 at age 2.
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Harry Smith
Barberton
Richland Avenue M. P
Haton
West Union Street
Athens
O. E. Cross
University Terrace
Cross
Two Alarms In Annex Hartman Hotel Columbus
Two fire alarms were answered at the Hartman Hotel building, now housing state offices, within twenty four hours as reported on March 7.
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Annex
Columbus
Rushing Dilemmas Highlight Inter-Collegiate Meeting
Mrs Frank Be Kirven leads a panel at the Inter-Collegiate Pan-Hellenic conference in Columbus Ohio detailing rushing reforms. Delegates discuss first and second semester pledging and freshman orientation methods including a freshmen week and a Pan-Hellenic tea.
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Georgianna McRoberts
Frank BE. Kirven
Delta Zeta
Ohio State University
Pomerene Hall
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Brooklet
Betty Lee McCord
Midol Promises Quick Relief for Menstrual Pain
An advertisement touts Midol as a small non narcotic tablet that relieves menstrual pain within five to seven minutes and lasts twelve hours or more. It claims safe use for teenagers, with no heart or nervous system effects, and notes a 60 cent price at the drugstore.
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Bert
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Pan-Hellenic
Blanche Harris
Ohio State
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Cardifh Wall
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Ocean Town
N. 4
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Mel
Helen Barnaby
Carmelita Waldon
Copper King
Anastasia Filsom
Croydon Sears
Anastasia
Titus Riggs
Dan Pelton
Riggs
Sears
Ned Sparren
Washington Monument
Mada Iine
Dad
Mr. Folsom
Folsom Cage
Robi
Bim Riggs
Titus
Dam
Rigs
Young Spars
Nicaragua
Pearl Lagoon
Spains
Mustérole Co
Nelsonville
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