Convention fund ABAR to program graft details emerge
A compromised fund drive for a convention fund shows pledges from a hotel group and various sponsors. The Minot Chamber of Commerce backs subscriptions and plans to guard contributors from solicitations. Meeting set for February 20th with local committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Convention Fund
ABAR
Chamber of Commerce
Motel Men's Association
Trckers
John. Maescher
AJ Rh. Sander
Fred Schroth
Richard Ryan
Holann Meyer
Leo Bumpa
All Huttenbattr
Charles KE. Roth
Waiter Sought in Woman’s Death in Mercury Poisoning Case
Coroner Foertmeyer heard relatives claim Mrs. Foster died after mercury bichloride poisoning. A waiter she met hours before illness is being sought by detectives on orders of the coroner. The husband, Thomas A Foster, says he knew of no other men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foertmeyer
Foster
German Street
On and
Hayes
Jessesepstein
Mrs. Foster
Thomas AJ Foster
Woroner Foertmeyer
Food inspector Tolman visits Cincinnati to inspect local lab
Federal food and drug inspection chief M Tolman in Cincinnati to inspect the central division’s plans for five laboratories. One facility will be based in Cincinnati with others spread regionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is. M. Tolman
Federal
Feyre Wood Inspection Service
Cincinnati
Gly
Heregfier
Cincinneath
Lawsuit Seeks 10000 For Death From Auto Collision
The petition claims an automobile owned by Brady ran over Rev. Babin, causing fatal injuries. Executors of the deceased seek damages of 10000 with court action filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollard
Piegs Torart
Aero
Jonny Heady
Dtize
Jeremy Bait
Brady
Babin
Bridge Restored Over Michigan River Near Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Indiana February 17 The bridge spanning the river has been completed after spring damage. Two spans were rebuilt on one side while the other side remained intact from March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Ander Way
Tedlana
March Fort
Gas probe priority sparks debate on plant valuation
Houncumar Charles Sawyer yesterday advocated a valuation favoring the T Union Gas and Electric plant, while Traction company valuation remains under review. State commission holds two requests, with uncertainty over which action will proceed first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houncumar
Charles Sawyer
Saangpinest
Nion ‘Gag and Electric Company
Traction Company
State ‘Commission
Fire scare in City Hall as steam erupts from pipe
City Hall had a scare when steam burst from a pipe during the absence of City Solicitor Walter M Hehvenle. Employees believed a fire was burning but officials confirmed no blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gt City
Walter M. Hehvenle
Grid Hia
Woman robbed of $5 by stranger on West Seventh Street
Levina Byrd of 743 West Seventh Street gave an unknown man a $5 bill to be changed. After about an hour the man escaped with the money and Byrd notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levina Byrd
West Seventh Street
Trade officials plan overseas meetings on exhibit venture
Notes indicate Men Privedenstolh of the Chamber of Commerce will depart for Washington to discuss the Hankow China exhibit project with Howard M. Hooker and then go to New York for talks with exporters. T. Greer of Hamilton Chamber invites Export Club members to a dinner honoring Secretary of Commerce Williem Fedfield who will speak on February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privedenstolh
Ifn
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Howard M. Hooker
Hankow
China
Mreydenstein
New York
T. Greer
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Fordien Trade Department
Export Club
Secretary of Commerce
Williem
Fedfield
Invites Labor and Capital to Address Industrial Tensions
A. Ive of New York urges business men labor and others in Cincinnati to attend a lecture at Yale University on the industrial situation. The talk aims at a more harmonious understanding between capital and labor and will be followed by discussions and conferences in Cincinnati tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. Ive
New. York
Department of ‘Political Science
Yale University
German Alliance Forms Drive Against Prohibition
Members of the German American Alliance met at Personal Liberty League headquarters on Garfield Place to discuss forming a state organization uniting liberal groups to oppose the prohibition movement. President John Schwaab urged electing candidates who back personal liberty and invitations were sent to allied presidents for a large meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German American Alliance
Personal Liberty League
Garfield Place
Iement Andy
John Schwaab
The
Al-lance
Indictment against actor on two murder charges
A grand jury returned two murder in the second degree indictments against Robert Maloney known as Willard the Wizard for killing his wife and baby in a downtown hotel. John Grimith of Westlake Construction Company faces robbery false pretense and forgery indictments. Arson ignored against Frederick Meyers tied to Salvation Army on Freeman avenue. Gordon Carew foreman and C H Schroeder removed from duties. Michael Burke of Sharenville and Louis Blakesmore named in their places. Harry W Hatchit named new foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysterday
Robert Malomey
Willard
John
Grimith
Westlake Construction € Company
Frederick Meyers
Salvation Army
Freeman Avenue
Gorman
Gordon Carew
C. H. Schroeder
Michael Burke
Sharenville
Louis Blakesmore
Poundsford Stationary Company
Harry W. Hatchit
Kalamazoo Firm Battles Proudfit Over Patent Infringement
The Kalamazoo Leone Seal Binder Company filed an appeal in the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit against Proudfit Company and William S. Proudfit Jr of Grand Rapids Michigan. It charges the Proudfit firm with infringing patents and seeks an injunction to stop making or aiding the production of loose seat ledgers the complainants allege are patented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo Leone
Proudfit
Loose. Af Company
Wiliam 8
Proudfit, Jr
Grand Rapids
Mich
JR Alazoo
Kalamazoris
Pardee Presides as Foundries Group Names Leaders
The annual meeting of the Associated Foundries of Cincinnati elected officers for the coming year. E. T. Pardee becomes president with William Geeta as treasurer, W. H. Geer secretary, and AL Williamson as secretary. Retiring president received a leather office chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Foundries of
Cincinnati
Meri’s Club
E. T. Pardee
Blane Bullock
Electric Manufacturing
William Geeta
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Co
Blackburn
AL WW. Williamson
Peck-Wi- Wamson Co
Missionary Dan Crawford to Speak at City Church
Dan Crawford author of Thinking Black and longtime missionary in Africa will speak at the Presbyterian Church of the Convent on Eighth and Elm Thursday during New Day services. The lecture room will host the noon gathering at 12 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Crawford
Africa
Presbyterian Church of the Convent
Eighth and
Elm Streets
Park Avenue Viaduct Plans To Be Reviewed By Experts
Bridge engineer Frank H. Raschig said he would confer with George Kessler this week on a proposed new viaduct at Eden Park entrance Park Avenue. Kessler, visiting Cincinnati late this week, is regarded as one of the nation’s top park experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. H. Raschig
George Kessler
Park Avenue
Eden Park
Kesler
Cincinnati
Charity and correction officials take noncompetitive exams
J. O. White the superintendent of the department of charities and correction and Walter Emerson head of the refuge farm participated in their noncompetitive examinations yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. White
Department of Charityes and Correction
Walter Emerson
Sayler Park City Council Approves Key Measures
The Sayler Park council voted to back a guarantee for the Gro Tosayler Park project and approved salary changes for city department heads. The meeting also authorized an architect for a new branch hospital and set plans for a mass meeting to discuss youth recreation, especially baseball for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bot Sawyer
Sayler Park
Dan Bauer
Oletain Avenue
Thomas Conner
Committee On Railways
Board of Hospital Commissioners
State ‘Public Utilities Commission
Union Gas and Electric Pacman
Councilran C
Martin
Four Italians Poisoned By Beer In City Room
Detectives Jeffries and Hayes investigate a ptomaine poisoning of four Italians found in a room at 205 Longworth Street yesterday in serious condition. Mike Call Marta Catarinica Joseph and Frank Vaden tihe rushed to City Hospital after drinking beer during a card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries and
Hayes
Longworth Street
Mike Call
Marta Catarinica
Joseph
Frank Vadentihe
Joseph Sarto
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Detail
A dense list of property transfers and mortgage filings. Includes numerous deeds across Leckland Wyoming and surrounding areas notable names such as Eberhardt Schmid Hadler Byrne and Frey. Mentions parcels on Pell Kirby Sullivan Glenmore Epworth Colerain and Whitheid avenues with varying lot sizes and corner plots. Mortgage entries show lenders Findlay Market New Mohawk Pleasant and Southern Ohio Savings Bank among others with amounts from 500 to 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhardt C
Sehmid
Léulea Schmid
Jonnn Hadler
Charles Sehaible
Glenmore Evens
Cheviot
Henjamin F
Mclannen
Fredericka Muth
Atenue
Verona
Belfort
Willians
Vietor
Biven
Warner Street
Greenwald
Sullivan Avenue
Delmare Avenue
St. Bernard
Iain F
Katie Beckers
Samuel Spively
Harry B. Bacning
Carrie Sleghet
Colerain Avenue
Daniel KH. LeRoy
Charles B. ‘Byrne
Hillside Avenue
Storr's
Garfield No
L. Aid
Janees
L. and
B. Co
Catherine
J. Kattermans
Henry Frey
New Mohawk B. A
Marie
Joe
Ward L
D. Co
Charles Hoeb
Pleasant B
L. A. Co
Biles Xinaue Aoge Co
Lane
Contra 2
Trust and Safe Depoet? Co
Mohawk Place Us
Viawrenee Kellogg
Home Savings Bank
Elle Meiiila
Weoming
Manoy le Habp
Mt. Carmel
Ants
Wang
Financial Market Turmoil Reveals Mixed Global Signals
Across markets the tone was cautious as major indices fluctuated. Declines in New Haven and Pennerrent shares weighed on sentiment while Western Union and American Telephone Holdings faced shifts amid anticipated reorganisation progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Pisney
Storkes
Pri
New Haven
Roston & Matee
Weetern Uden
Newt
London
Bank of the Netherlands
Jude
Livestock Produce Prices Mixed Across Local Markets
Market notes show peaches and cheese prices varying as traders report mixed quotations. Califerate errors in listing obscure exact figures, with seeds offering unclear bids and several items showing notable declines or steady quotes.
Grain and Hay Prices From Local Auction Notes
Auction catalog lists wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and hay pricing. Items include No. 2 red and white wheat, mixed corn, yellow and white corn grades, various ear counts, and hay lots with ton prices ranging from about 14 to 18 dollars per ton. Numerous lot numbers and unit prices appear, with some entries indicating auction or sale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cere
Orric
Lige
Sige
SP York
Rae
Timothy
Simotty
Oka
Fire destroys Columbia Congregational Church
Deputy state fire marshals investigate the origin of a Monday night blaze that gutted the Columbia Congregational Church. Boys reportedly played with matches nearby, but that is not believed to be the cause. Building Commissioner Rendigs ordered a steeple inspection after Fire Chief Bunker alerted him to the situation. the report notes little danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
McGinn
Columbia Congregational
Rendigs
Bunker
River levels show ice near Cincinnati as Ohio runs high
The Ohio River runs nearly full with running ice through Cincinnati and surrounding districts. Gauges from Pittsburgh to New Orleans show varied levels with multiple dams falling or rising, including Dam 28 at Huntington and Dam 13 at Wheeling, while heat and cold push some sites toward rising readings.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Maysviie
Louisville
Dam
Gowerage
Evansville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Johnsonville
Cairo
Kansas City
Memphis
Rock
Helena
Vicksburg
New
Eans
Ohio
Sennett
Wheat and corn markets show mixed North American trading
Chicago Feb 17 Wheat prices hold firm amid light receipts while corn stays steady to lower. Market notes indicate scarcity of good wheat and shifting demand, with rye and various white and mixed wheat and corn futures quoted across several grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetluomieg
East Muffaie
Fela
The
Chicago
Senate
Indianapolis
Louid
Sun Seagate Ba
St. An
Michigan
New
York
Unclear dairy market notes fragment with mixed goods
Fragmentary market report shows butter creamery grades and cheese types with prices and locations. text garbled, names and specifics unreadable, suggesting a distressed OCR capture of dairy trade items and regional prices.
Market Prices for Hens Turkeys and Ducks Noted
An item lists price changes for poultry including hens under 5 to 16 weeks, roosters, spring ducks, geese, turkeys, and old fowls. It notes revised receipts and demand shifts affecting ordinary hens, roosters, and young poultry with several described price points and quality terms.
Groceries Prices and Varied Quality Notes
The list shows coffee qualities with prices ranging from 16 to 17 1 2 cents and sugar items including New Orleans varieties at about 4.0 to 5.0 cents per unit. Molasses prices appear and several garbled terms suggest a market catalog with fluctuating rates and unclear grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
New Orleans
Som Fang Bose
Vsti
Ais Ayah Agi
Untitled Historical Market Prices Note Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists varied prices for produce and goods. Mentions butter cheese peppers tomatoes beans and fruit items with figures such as 2 dollars per ton and 1.16 net, plus several unclear items and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Ts
California
Wwe
Nn beeRee
Jersey
Tomators
Fiettds
Local Meat Prices and Product Listings
The notice provides prices and varieties for pork and processed meats. It lists items such as prime steam pork at 10 per unit, family cuts, dry cured meats with rib and shoulder options, smoked meats with short and extra short clear yields, and assorted dried and smoked products with varying percentages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Ager
Miscellaneous Markets Report with Cryptic Morsels
A fragmented market note lists various odd items and prices in a cryptic mix. Mentions salted water, greases, lard, winter tea, turpentine, and refined Bic with scattered figures and lot references, offering a snapshot of obscure commodity pricing.
Coal Prices and Terms Noted in Valley Market
In the reported market snippet prices include lump and slack coal at 28 cents per ton, 2 dollars per ton for run of mine, 3 dollars and 75 cents for a ton, and anthracite at 87.758 dollars per ton. The fragment suggests varying coal grades and quoted rates.
Tobacco Product Classified Amid Smudged OCR Item
Fragmentary OCR allows listing of tobacco products including leaf, seed, and binders. The readable lines mention tobacco leaf grades and smoker products with unclear pricing and descriptors.
Seven percent Kroger and Ohio preferred stocks cited
The Cincinnati Stock Exchange notes the seven percent preferred stock at 108 bid and 110 asked, tax free in Ohio. Kroger Grocery 7 percent preferred rose from 196 to 125, Joslin Behm 7 percent preferred seen as strong value for careful investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Joslin-Schmidt Company
Cincinnati
Joslin Schmidt ‘Company
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Kroger
Joslin-Behmidt
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Indiher
Mughter
Laurel Street
May Harnett
German Alliance
Pardee
CTY
Oatheriie
Rattermens
George Flenerg
Mateemana
Tynes
Jones
Jes
Bummit Avenue
Price HI
Jette K. Baneing
I. Weber
Pac
Kirby Avenue
Jooisa Sehmid F
Eberhardt
Sebtaid Et al
Leckland
Wyoming
NEW York Stock Market
Financial News
Deere
Pet
Marley
Harley
Americas
Koreas
Liverpool
Ann
Procter & Fiemble
United States
Willemell
Dayton
Miami
Gambie
Ieee
Mette Dee
Elmwood Oak
Nyse Norwode Pines
Deneskiewensbarinine
Germar
National, New
Nationa
Stoekie
Provace
At Savings Ween
Iwete
Conor Savings
Estriaie
Levpdry Machi Ieee Eries
Marchive * | - let. pret +s “ a ory Amer
Oak
Ay Amer
Bullock Electric
Lehigh Valier
Bronewick
Lan
Central Oan
Niles Tool
Triumph
C.bee
Pacific
Moana
Dietiliers
Geo. Electric
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Firat Cala
American Rolling Mitt
Cambridgese Anette Salers Oe
Poultry and Eggs
Fruits and Vegetables
Claude Ashbrook & Co
Fountain Square
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