Cincinnati Gras is In Progress With Grain Market Notes
Special to The American reports Cincinnati Gras underway as grain and stock futures react. Market notes include corn, oats, and wheat quotes with various delivery months and prices, plus official track sales data and payments. Prices move on yellow and white corn, mixed grains, and futures spreads across multiple exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gras
Fomas
Stan & Ee
Ema
Red
Witte
Seria Sen Ora Ra Wheat & Ree
Aely
St' Louie
Mey Amos
Sid Teroa
Aber Ee
Milwaukee
Bemenes
E. Kracie
Attlec
Sayeas
Stee Steddard
Fragmented OCR item outlines early 20th century fair issues
The readable OCR fragment references an event at a fair with mixed details about organizers and participants. It mentions names and locations in vague form and shows garbled text, making precise reporting impossible. The core readable idea centers on a fair incident or announcement with unclear outcomes.
U. S. Will See Fair Play for Standard Oil in Germany
State department officials say the United States will press Germany for fair treatment of American interests in the oil sector. They expect reimbursement for Standard Oil properties in Germany, estimated at about 15 million dollars, plus consideration of the company’s ongoing operations and goodwill.
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Shrek
Germany
Ite
Kone
State Department
Standard Oil Company
United States
Standard Oil
Roberts Confession Boosts Prosecution in Bowen Case
Theodore Roberts confessed to aiding juvenile delinquency linked to Mildred Crane 16, naming men in the Bowen tea parlors scandal. Hearing set for Thursday. Roberts to be sentenced tomorrow before Judge Gorman. State gains leverage against higher‑ups as prosecutor John Weinig follows the case. attorney William Thorndyke declines comment.
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Elizabeth Phares Bowen
Seventh Street
Theodore Roberts
Mildred Crane
Crane
Roberts
Gorman
John Weinig
William Thorndyke
Bowen
Fire Destroys Gettysburg College Fraternity House
Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania faced a third blaze in a year as the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house burned at about 4 a.m. The origin remains unknown, the loss estimated around 8000 dollars and is insured.
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Gettysbute
Gettysburg ‘College
Los
Alpha Tau, Omega
Baron Wimborne Dies A Generous British Peer
Baron Wimborne died in London at age noted as a major British peer and benefactor to many charities. He once owned the Dawlais Iron Works in Derbyshire and will be succeeded by Lord Ashby St Ledgers. The English team organizer aims to visit the United States to defend the Cup. Lady Wimborne reportedly owns rubies, including the Fae Fubies, valued highly.
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London
Wimborne
Great Britain
Dawlais ‘Row
Wilcp
Lord Ashby
St. Ledgers
United States
Lady Wimborne
Bunton Speaks on Applied Christianity at YMCA
Dr. G W Bunton delivered a talk at the YMCA declaring Applied Christianity a remedy for social evils. The lecture concluded a series on biological questions at the Y M C A with Ben Mulford scheduled to speak next Sunday on Running Life's Bases.
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G. W. Bunton
GC. A
Bunton
Ben Mulford
Institution
Robbed Man Held Up Near Langden Court
Henry Maringer of 229 East Liberty street reported being held up by an unknown man near Langden Court just after midnight yesterday. He was relieved of his purse containing 2.10 dollars and a valuable watch.
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Henry Maringer
East Liberty Street
Langden Court
Sixth Street
Hale and Hearty at 99 Professor Sherman Tells How It’s Done
Special to The American Chicago edition reports Professor Sherman of Chicago at age 99 describes his careful diet. He details breakfast in bed with orange juice and mush, maple syrup pancakes, midday soup and meats sparingly, a broad range of vegetables, and light desserts. He avoids smoking and drinking, except occasional wine with friends, and notes better sleep with a milk-based晚 supper.
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Hale
Hearty
Chicago
Sherman
Professor Sherman
Canal Elimination Urged by Builders and Traders
The Builders and Traders Exchange campaign urges abandoning the canal in Cincinnati. Walter T. McGarvey on the Independent ticket vows to push canal removal, calling it a nuisance and hindrance to development. Mayor Spiegel weighs whether to appoint a commission after solicited recommendations.
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Cincinnati
Builders and Traders Exchange
Walter T. McGarvey
Would Bar Churches as Shelter for Poor Protest
A New York report notes proposals to open churches and armories to shelter the homeless and unemployed. Critics warn such shelters could worsen conditions, urging caution and police detail to curb imposters and publicize dangers.
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New York
Commissioner of Charities
Racagrzveni
Fess Ags
Kingsbury
McKay
Bull Fight Provokes Uproar Among Visitors in Panama
A crowd of about 200 Americans protested a Sunday bull fight in Panama City. Tourists condemned the spectacle as brutal as matadors goaded tame bulls in the new amphitheater.
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America
Panama
Daughters of America Hold Evening Meeting in Covington
An open meeting of the Daughters of America chapters in Newport Covington Latonia Bromiley Ludlow West Covington Bellevue and Dayton Ky will be held tonight at Odd Fellows Hall Covington Ky National officers will attend Speeches are planned by Rev Dr Rainey Newport pastor Mayor Philips Covington state treasurer LW Philips Mrs Lila W Thompson Latonia Mrs Nellie Orrill and Mrs Julia Roth national officer Rev Dr Runyan Latonia Ky.
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Daughters of America of
Newport
Covington
Latonia
Bromiley
Ludlow
West Covington
Bellevue
Dayton
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dr. Rainey
Presbyterian, “Church of
Philipps
LW. Philips
Lila W. Thompson
North’ Selina
Nellie Orrill
A. N
Julia Roth
Runyan
City Workmen to Be Covered Under State Plan
Service Director Fosdick asks the State Liability Board of Awards to outline steps for bringing city employees under the Workmen's Compensation Act. The city must insure all employes against accidents, with the service department first to be placed under the plan.
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Fosdick
State Liability Board of Awards
Thief Description Given to Police by Samuel Kaplan
Samuel Kaplan of 1042 Wesley Avenue phoned police headquarters yesterday and gave Detective Sergeant Moriarty the thief description and name for a burglary at his home earlier that morning, valued at about $100.
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Samuel Kaplan
Wesley Avenue
Moriarty
Police Find Child in Deserted Home
Bernice Dressing, two years old and daughter of George and Clara Dressing of 71E Wade Street, was found in a cold room at a rooming house on Clinton Street after being deserted by her mother. Police located the child Friday night and she was taken to the Children's Home. The father reported he was assaulted by two men and a woman when he discovered the child. The couple had a prior police history, including a November workhouse term for Dressing and a past shooting incident.
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Bernice
George
Clara
Wade Street
Infani
Clinton Street
Farm Institute Open In Hamilton County Today
The Hamilton County Farmers Institute opens at the Ohio Mechanics Institute with a 9:30 a m session led by Mayor Spiegel and Chamber of Commerce president Geo Dieterle. Bishop Hartzell will discuss Farming in Africa and seamen will cover Corn Boys Washington. Lester Ivins will speak on New Agriculture, with ex Governor Kaen Victor and Herron of the experimental farm also on the program along with a musical program.
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Hamilton County Farmers’ Institute
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Spiegel
Geo. Dieterle
Chamber of Commerce, A
Bishop Hartzell
Africa
Iepee Seamen
Washington
Lester Ivins
Kaen Victor
Herron
Experimental Farm
Dury
Charter Commission Meeting Set for Tonight Address on Municipal Government
The Charter Commission will convene at 7 PM to hear J M Wherry of New York City discuss Municipal Government before reviewing reports. Tonight they will dispose of the plan for naming commissioners and the rules on park commissioners. Referendum action is on the agenda.
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Charter Commission
J.M. Wherry
New York City
Injured Grocer Louis Struble Dies After Crash
Louis Struble a 54 year old grocer of 1120 Sherman avenue died at City Hospital after being run over by a Spee car trailer at Clark and Baymiller last week. His left leg was badly crushed and amputated.
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Louis Struble
Sherman Avenue
Spee
Clark and Baymiller
City Hospital
Struble
Auto crashes into garage. three die and eight held
In Philadelphia early today a car crashed into a Montgomery avenue garage injuring three men who died at Woman's Homeopathic Hospital. Eight others were arrested after the incident as a party of five friends rode with the car owned by Gus Strobeck of Atlantic City.
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Phiadelpha
Twenty-ninth Street
Montgomery Avenue
John Beck
Martin Flynn
Paul Mansock
Gus Strobeck
Atlantic City
Young Beck
Beck
Three French Cities Swept by Hurricane
A hurricane struck the Lyons district this morning causing extensive damage to the model city exhibition building likely valued at $200,000. It also toppled six hangars and machines at the military aerodrome Brow. The Notre Dame tower at Dijon was blown off and collapsed the choir roof extension. no injuries were reported.
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Spe
Paris
Lyons
Notre Dame Chireh
Dijon
Daredevil Aviator Pegoud Plans America Flight
Special to The Ameridab reports French aviator Louis Pegoud announced he will come to America in June to demonstrate acrobatic flying under adverse conditions. The Imperial Aero Club of Austria sent the note via Herr Leo Kronan. Pegoud will stop in Germany before May and then travel to the United States to perform bold aerial stunts on this continent. He is famed for teaching other aviators to loop and roll in flight, surpassing earlier feats by Beachey and Niles.
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Ameridab
New York
Alphonee Pegoud
Austria
America
Aero Club of America
Leo Kronan
Imperial Aero Club of Austria
Pegoud
Germany
Lincoln Beachey
Frank A. Niles
Board Moves to Fix Defective $100000 Bond Issue
At a school board meeting this afternoon four resolutions will be presented to cure defects in the recent $100,000 bond issue rejected by Atlas National Bank. The issue lacks a sinking fund levy to cover interest charges required by a court ruling.
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Atlas. National Bank
Knife Victim Daniel Moore Dies at City Hospital
Daniel Moore of 431 George Street is under investigation after receiving two deep stab wounds near his heart from two Black men at the intersection of Bh and John streets early yesterday. He was rushed to City Hospital in grave condition.
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Daniel. Moore
George Street
City ‘Hospital
Pendin
Moore
John Streets
Box Makers Strike At McWilliamson Schulte and Wildburke
About one hundred box makers at the McWilliamson Schulte Company and the Wildburke company walked out on Saturday seeking wage increases. Carpenters' Union officials said talks to settle the dispute would likely be arranged soon.
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McWilliamson Schulte Company
Wildburke
Carpenters’ Union
Turners Hold Carnival Tonight at Turner Hall
A mask carnival for members and friends will be hosted by the New Port Turners at Turner Hall tonight for entertainment and socializing.
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Turners Hold
Newport Turners
Turner Hall
St Bernard Fire Doused in Hallrood Avenue Home
St Bernard fire crews battled a small blaze at Mrs. Finley's residence 213 Hallrood Avenue last night the department says the fire started from a defective flue. The lot was small.
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St. Bernard's
Finley
Hallrood Avenue
Dinners Served for 350 at Local Church Aid Event
About five hundred people attended a charity meal at the Negro Church of God on 212 Front Street. Members of Clark Street M. E. Church provided coffee rolls and beef stew to those in need yesterday.
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Negro Church of God
Pront Street
Clark Street
M. E. Church
Women Host Coffee Social at Memorial Hall
A coffee social is held this afternoon at Memorial Hall hosted by Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Tent No 14 Daughters of Veterans. Proceeds go to pellets and memorial funds.
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Memorial Hall
Abraham Lincoln
Daughters of Veterans
Ladies Aid Reunion at Flaiom's Hall
Members of the Society of La Fraterrelle and Ladies Aid met in reunion at Flaiom's Hall at McMicken and Elder streets yesterday. A social program was carried out.
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Society of la Fraterrelle
Ladies’ Aid
Flaiom’s
McMicken and
Elder Streets
Holy Name Euchre Party at St Matthews Parish House
The Holy Name Society of St Matthew Church South Norwood hosts a euchre five hundred party and dance at the Parish House on Tuesday afternoon and night.
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Holy Name Society
St. Matthew Church
South Norwood
Leaps From Window During Escaping Woman Pursuit
Evin Evans 27 of Hicksville Ohio leaped from a third floor window to escape a woman who allegedly threatened to kill her. She suffered scalp wounds a fractured hip and probable internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital in critical condition. The Hill woman was pursued to the third floor and later arrested on suspicion.
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Evin Evans
Hicksville
Ohio
George Street
City Hospital
Evans
Bessie Hill
Hill
Lieut
McNulty
Tritschler
Pohlman
Hint
Ulster leader denies engagement to Miss Frewen
London February 22 Sir Edward Carson head of the Ulster Unionist group denies a social rumor that he plans to marry Miss Frewen a Moreton Frewen relative and niece of the New York writer. The tale caused social and political stir given Carson is 60 and his wife died last April. Frewen is allied with Irish Nationalists while Carson heads the provisional government of Ulster.
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London
Edward Carson
Ulster Unionista
Miss Frewen
More
Ton Frewen
Edward
Moreton Frewen
Clare Jerome
New York
Arraign Atlanta youth in murder case
Grant Evans, 18, of Atlanta, confessed to killing Ojiie Ball, 22, in a building near Evans’s home. Ball identified Evans before dying. Evans is to be arraigned in Municipal Court tomorrow on a murder charge.
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Grant Evans
Atlanta
John Street
Ojiie Ball
Municipal Alexander
Bair
Evans
Street Fainting Incident Leaves Man Injured
A man fainted on the street at Tweilft and Vine yesterday suffering multiple injuries he was taken to City Hospital Turner of 245 Strader Avenue was involved or nearby according to the report.
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Tweilft and Vine
City Hospital
He Turner
Strader Avenue
Fel St
Live Stock Prices and Market Notes Broadcast
Indianapolis and St Louis reports show Hoge estimated receipts and market activity for live stock. Cattle and sheep prices vary with quality from good to common ranges. hogs and calves also noted with steady or higher trends.
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Oni . Keb
Hoge
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Market Report Indicates Steady Trade Across Stocks
A garbled market note shows mixed signals with some stocks quoted steady and others uncertain. The fragment mentions Ormer, pecklog stock, and fluctuating prices, along with scattered numbers suggesting trading activity in a town market.
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Hutter
Ormer
Poultry and Eggs Prices Decline in Market Notes
The report records a renewed drop in prices for poultry and eggs amid light demand. Buyers showed limited activity as regular firsts maintained modest levels, with merchants adjusting quotes to reflect current supply conditions.
Fragmentary Grocery Ledger Notes From An Old Market
Fragmented OCR shows a list of foods and prices including beef, peaches, apricots, rice, milk, and canned goods. Mentions New Orleans items, prime quality, and various measurements, with scattered references to names and weights. The legible portions resemble a dated seller's inventory or marketplace ledger entry.
Prige elty TaTHS cowry Oe Brown and Others
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and items including brown dye, oats, clothing, and various washers. It lists quantities and terms like cot cin, L2G, 2G24c, tote, barry, and references to lard, cottonseed, turpentine, and carbon testing. Key names or clear events are not discernible.
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Barry
Gibel Setie
Coal Delivered Prices From Youghlogheny Lump to Coke City
Fragmentary OCR lists coal prices and delivery terms including Youghlogheny lump at 2780 per ton, nut and slack prices around 2.25 to 3.75 per ton, lamp and sutacite details, and Coke City manufactured delivered rates. Figures appear inconsistent and partially garbled.
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Youghlogheny
Ibi Coke—City
Iacee
Apple and Produce Prices From An Unknown Market List
A fragmented OCR of fruit and vegetable prices shows items like apples, oranges, beets, grapefruits, pumpkins, potatoes, and onions with varied per unit or per ton prices. The text includes misreads and inconsistent spellings but indicates wholesale pricing at multiple market entries.
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Jonathan
California
Eters
Cranhertien
Michigane
Florida
Epeers
Bosb
Denen
Kbobarbi
Stoo
dJerees
Gtaso
Bei
Ees
Bemper
Market for Tobacco Week Sees Steady Demand and Red Leaf Prices
A lively week for tobacco sales with 1 385 hhde offered including 474 bhus new crop. Average prices ran 6.05 per 100 for all tobacco and 1.02 per lb for the new crop with red leaf drawing fancy prices amid generally firm demand. Total receipts reached 483 with overall market tone described as strong.
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Lissa
Wren
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