Cotton Hold Urged as South Faces Market Shortfall
Urgent appeals urge Southern cotton planters to hold their crop amid forecasts of a severe market setback. Dallas clearing house and Texas Federal Reserve seek to remove up to a million bales from supply by offering loans of 50 dollars per bale, with other Southern bankers invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
Clearing House
Dallas
Texas
Texas Federal Reserve Bank
New Orleans
Department of Agriculture
Red Top Cab Cleared in Miss McDermott Damages Suit
A Columbus common pleas court jury found no fault by the Red Top Cab company in a $15 170 damages case filed by Miss Thelma H McDermott after she alighted from a street car between intersections. The jury deliberated 40 minutes before absolving the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thelma H. McDermott
Common Pleas
Red Top Cab Company
Harried lovers flee in chapter cliffhanger to New York
A serialized tale follows Jimp son Weed and Pearl Handle as Pearl’s father and detective Gum plot to separate them. A confrontation ends with threats and a planned Florida escape as they rush toward a New York-bound train amid a melodramatic frame-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimpson Weed
Pearl Handle
Omeomy
Jimp
Pearl
Gunn
Detective Gumshoe
Gum
Handle
Florida
Vearl
New York
New York Origins and a Honeymoon Turn at the Aquarium
A nostalgic tale recalls Henry Hudson naming the river, Adrian Block's trading posts, and how New York’s name arose. Jimp and Pearl arrive at Penn Station and plan to explore the city visiting an aquarium before a cliffhanger ending with a mistaken arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hudson
Sing Sing
Adrian Block
Broadway
Mr. Block
New York
Used Cars and Auto Services in Trimble Area Ads
A cluttered late 1920s classified style listing offers used cars including a 1924 Hudson speedster at 400, a 1924 Chevrolet Superior Tour ing, and a 1924 Overland sedan with four new Ford tires priced around 450. It also mentions Ford coupes and tourings starting at 50, a 1929 Overland truck with extras for 140, a Ford light delivery truck, and a 1926 Ford demonstrator around 300. Also promotes battery work, Standard U S battery sale at 1, service tire shop in Gloucester Ohio, lumber and feed prices, and poultry buyers.
Commodity Notes from Various U.S. Regions
Reports from Boston Lynn and Hav erhill show factory reopenings and worker shortages in Lynn. California Nevada and Arizona see oil price cuts by small dealers as large distributors prepare responses. Texas pecan crop quality up 60 percent from last year with similar tonnage. waterues planned in Lampasas and Burnet counties. Florida citrus damage from the recent hurricane estimated at 10 million dollars. Pittsburgh area Carnegie Steel operates on full day and night shifts at Homestead and Duquesne plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHOES
Boston
Lynn
Haverhill
San Francisco
California
Nevada
Arizona
Fort Worth
Lampasas
Burnett
FRU
Jacksonville
Florida
Steel Pittsburgh
Homestead
Duquesne
Carnegie Steel Company
Auto Club Hears Road Nears Completion
The Athens County Automobile club executive committee, with M. P. Ohlinger reporting, heard that the Nelsonville Carbondale road project nears completion and discussed highway 144 improvements at Guysville, billboard removal in Chauncey, and had a financial report approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carbondale
Athens Automobile Club
M. P. Ohlinger
C. FE. Welch
FE. C. Welch
H. H. Tier
A. A. Campbell
Guysville
F. W. Bush
C. H. Bryson
Athens
Athens County Automobile Club
Chauncey
Prohibition Referendum Backed by Major Parties in New York
New York voters face a fall referendum on prohibition as both Republicans and Democrats approve the ballot question at their state conventions. Democrats lean wet with a light wine and beer plank under adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ray-Glo Heaters on Display at Swanson Furniture Window
A store window at Swanson Furniture showcases Ray-Glo heaters from Grayson Manufacturing. The exhibit includes black enamel to bronze polished models, with period pieces matching Sheraton Adam Colonial and Chippendale designs. Placards describe features of the four distinct eras andirons and plain models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson Manufacturing Company
Swanson
Sheraton
Adam
Colonial
Chippendale
Pulmotory Rescues Dog and Mistress in NYC Gas Leak
In Long Island City Pete the fox terrier and his mistress Mrs. Anna Waterling were overcome by a gas leak from a range. A palmotor squad revived them. Pete recovered and was energetic the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
N. Y
Pete
Palmotor
Anna Waterling
Persian rug of 1650 fetches $1 million in New York sale
New York on September 28 reported a 1650 Persian emperor s rug valued at $1 000 000 brought to the city by Victor Behar a Glasgow art dealer for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Persia
Victor Behar
Glasgow
Sullivan law trips up artist Aurelio Baldes in New York
New York on September 28 reports that Aurelio Baldes an artist was arrested for possessing a revolver after he found a pistol in a second hand bureau and turned it in at the police station. The incident highlights how the Sullivan law constrains citizens even when acting in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Aurelio Baldes
Adorer Held After Banana Diet Case Unfolds in Court
In Greenville New Jersey on September 28 Myrtle Sargent 15 revealed how she hid her admirer Grover Jolly 46 behind a secret panel in her brother s room and fed him bananas and water for two weeks. Jolly pleaded not guilty to serious charges and is held without bail for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. J
Myrtle Sargent
Grover Jolly
Government notes discuss surpluses and tax plans
The surplus for the current fiscal year may exceed the $185,000,000 estimate. President Coolidge spoke through his spokesman. A Cuban concession will harvest sharks off its Caribbean coast with a five year lease and a quota of at least 5,000 sharks yearly. The Red Cross reports Florida disaster relief donations total $2,012,000 as a $5,000,000 fund drive proceeds. Prohibition officials discuss new liquor sale regulations. Ford’s appeal to trademark tobacco use is denied. Special delivery service expands to several European countries with 20 cents extra. Russell McCollough of Defiance College is elected moderator of Toledo Presbytery. Rev. George Young resigns from Tiffin church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Coolidge
Department of Commerce
Hurst
Havana
Caribbean
Deriander
Toledo
Russell McCollough
Defiance College
George Young
Tiffin
Michigan Republicans Meet Under Heavy Police Guard
Torn by bitter intra party strife the Michigan Republicans gathered in Detroit for their biennial convention under heavy police guard as factions contend for leadership and direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Another Bride Here’s Still Another Moving Picture Romance
Alice Day, now on the film His New York Wife, is reported to wed Carl Laemmie Jr., son of Universal Film Corp. president, shaping a notable Hollywood union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Day
New York
Carl Laemmie, Jr
Universal Film Corporation
Will of Rabbi Louis Grossmann Filed for Probate
Cincinnati probate records show the will of Dr. Louis Grossmann rabbi emeritus who died September 21. The estate is valued around 90000 dollars with Dr. Charles B. Aaron of Detroit receiving the bulk and other gifts to charity and educational funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis Grossmann
Charles 8. Aaron
Detroit
Fire damages Day Wood Heel plant in Cincinnati
A blaze today caused about $50,000 in damage to the Day Wood Heel company plant in Cincinnati. The fire started in the boiler room and spread through parts of the facility, prompting emergency crews to respond.
Thompson Sentenced to Electrocution for Murder in Coshocton
Robert F. Thompson received a death sentence for the murder of Gertrude D Ostrophe in Coshocton. A motion for a new trial was overruled prior to the sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Robert F. Thompson
Gertrude D'Ostrophe
Probate court suspends accounts in Athens County estates
The probate court of Athens County Ohio suspends publication of hearings for October 18 at 8:00 a.m. for multiple estates. Executors and executrices include Seth C Morrison Alfred DeWees Fannye E Spero Oscar L Butts Florence Horton K Raymond Walker The Bank of Athens N B A Harvey Whitlatch Emmett Keenan Albert H Coates P D Patten John C Coe Raymond Welch Mathew Heck Elmer C Andrews and S M Johnson as probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
Seth C. Morrison
George W. DeWees
Fannye E. Spero
Samuel D. Spero
Oscar L. Butts
Ernest N. Butts
Florence Horton
Lena Day
K. Raymond Walker
William S. Blackwood
Bank of Athens N. B. A
Daisy Young
Harvey Whitlatch
Daniel B. Whitlatch
Emmett Keenan
Mary B. Kennedy
Albert H. Coates
Annie
Athens Home Telephone Lines Seek Higher Local Rates
Notice declares The Athens Home Telephone Company filed new schedule P U C O No 6 with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to raise rates in Athens Ohio effective October 1 1926. The document lists multiple increases for business and residence lines and introduces new services and charges with inspection available at the company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Home Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Athens
Ohio
the Combany
Osken Peseseseeses
SRT
C. L. Jones
THA Mert
A. F. Hege Presid
Alesident
Athens Rail Time Card Lists Daily Trains Schedule
Rail time card shows Northbound departures from Athens at 7:01 am for No. 1 and 2:38 pm for No. 5. Northbound No. 2 and Lantos trains depart Athens at 6:45 am No. 33 at 12:10 pm and No. 37 at 5:30 pm. Southbound arrivals to Athens are No. 20 at 11:08 am and No. 34 at 4:32 pm with No. 36 arriving about 9:40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lantos
Hocking Ae
Mae Me
Feeling Lots Better Now
Hartford City Indiana woman overworked caring for a sick person. She started Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after seeing ads in the Star. Regular use improved her health and she now feels much better. The company reports widespread testimonials from grateful women nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
Ethel May Snider
Lydia E. Pinkham
Star
Lydia B. Pinkham
Hearings on Ohio Bell rate case postponed again
The Ohio public utilities commission delayed resumption of hearings in the statewide investigation of Ohio Bell Telephone Company's increased rate schedules. New dates set are November 9 and 10 after the October 18 and 14 sessions were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
When Mother is Alarmed Wins Confidence of Old Folks
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised for gentle action with no pain or gripe. Promoted as easing constipation and promoting restful comfort at first signs like coated tongue fever or headache. Sold by all druggists with free trial offer from Pepsin Syrup Company Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Illinois
Radio Schedule Highlights Tuesday's Featured Programs
A dense listing of radio station programs across U S cities with numerous time slots. Includes concerts organ recitals orchestras dance bands and Eveready hour features from stations such as WGN WLW WCX WEAF WJZ WMAQ WABC KPO KHJ KDKA and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN Rigoletto
WLW Tenth Infantry Band
WCX
Red Appie Club
Weer
KPO
KPO Kfab
WKRC
WSB
Atlanta
Buchanan
WPG
Atlantic
Polane
Orchestr Wbal
Baltimore
WBAL
Nal Ensemble
Aess Minstrels
Weaf Ov
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
WEAF
WMAK
Charlotte
KYW
Chicago
WMAQ
WEBH
Eam Dance Orchestra
Hicago
Wgn-Wlib
Mee
Cincinnati
Castle Farm
Formica Symphony
OS Ncinnati
Peranso
Wear
iGoble
LAS
Jers Fesliel
WOC
Davenport
Keithsburg
WHO
Des Moines
Fourteenth Cavalry
WGHP
Detroi
Tuller Orchestra
TROIT
Linner
WJR
Detroit
Goldkette Ensemble
Petite Symphony
Kedepee Ub
WBAP
Fort Woh
Excel Ensemble
Hartford
Trinity Co
KTHS
Hot Springs
Lawson Reid
WJAX
Jacksonville
Carling Dance Orchestra
Casa de Baile
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WHB
WREO
LANS
KFAB
Lincoln
Little Symphony
KFI
Los Angeles
KHJ
Losa
Dane
WHAS
Louisville
wMc
Memphis
Piacater Orchestra
WMBF
Miami Beach
WHAD
Milwaukee
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
Eveready
Morieeth Orchestra
CNRA
Moncton
Halifax Life Boys
Ba Et Ville
WOR
Newark
Vecsey
Ritz-Carlton
New York
Satan
WGBS
WJZ
Dog Tal
Serene Stoners
Cook
Olsen
WNYC
Police Nis
WLEWL
Dia.s
Musica Ram
WMCA
Ieee
McAlpintetta
WFBH
WRNY
Eee
Ensemble
KGO
Oakland
Bem
WOAW
Omaha
Studio
Wfl
Philadelphia
WIP
WCAE
Pittssurgs
KGW
Portland
Merle
WJAR
Providence
Eveready Hour
KSD
ST. Louis
SAN Fracisco
James Grehesteene
Wez
Springfield
Conlew
KCL
Toronto
Dumdas
WRC
Washington
Eysiay
Rome
IAG
Worcester
Muric
Evercady Hon
Weap
Zion
U.P
WAHG
CNR Cpca
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J. OC. Royle
Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York
Verazano
Giovanni Verazano
Gomez
Gom
New York Harbor
Detective Gunn
Old Man Handle
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania — Station
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Aquarium
Peart
Logan
Hudson
Ing. Overland
Ford
Ips
West Street
Mast’s
Stork
Haydenville
Maytag
Hocking County Fair
The
Carpenter
Logan Store
Geo. W. Holl & Son
Glouster
Il Glouster
Tor
Ford Light
Fred
R. Beasley
Glouster, Ohio
Midway Junk Co
General Auto
Gerauses
Semmer
Service Tire Co
Bryson Lumber CO
Trimble
Yye
Chauncey Feed Co
Auto Club
Bill Board
Pike
Swanson’s
American National Red Cross
Conference of Prohibition Administrators
L. C. Andrews
Ford Motor Company
W. Irving Glover
Belgium
Denmark
France
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Glover
United Press
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