Financial Market Weighs Union Pacific Moves Amid Broad Gains
The Union Pacific action signals possible reshuffling of rail stocks and broader corporate rearrangements amid positive sentiment. Early trading showed feverish selling but the market closed with net gains led by Great Northern Union Pacific Southern Pacific Reading and United States Steel with London buying supported by Southern Pacific. Foreign markets were generally favorable and U S money markets showed continued credit relaxation with call money around 8 percent and highs near 4 percent.
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific News
Great
Northern
Southern Pacific
Reading
United States
Ste-1
London
Wallistreet
Live Stock Market Summary Across Multiple Markets
Live stock receipts and price trends across major markets on January 6 show mixed to higher prices for cattle and hogs. Rumors of heavier weight cattle receipts in some areas contrast with steady or improved hog and sheep prices.
Grain prices show firm corn and steady date markets
Chicago reports wheat firm with moderate receipts and higher prices for corn and dates steady to meet demand. Prices listed for various wheat and corn grades, with mixed notes on futures and cash markets, receipts around 80,000 bushels for the week and several market centers cited including Milwaukee and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peret
Timothy
Amothy
Orthwestern
Chicago
St. Sedan
Toledo
Bearley
Lette
Baltimore
Kansas City
Coal Delivered Summary From Obscure Text
Coal delivery details list tonnage and prices for various coal types with amounts and totals. The fragment mentions smokeless coal, mine rap, and crushed varieties with per ton prices and partial quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yougalogheny
Cincinnati Grain Market Report Transcript
Grain prices and bids listed for wheat corn oats and hay with numerous car lots by grade and weight. Buyers and sellers quote varied yields including No 2 red No 4 white and yellow types with price ranges and tonnage for Timothy clover and mixed grasses.
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Cincinnati
Cie
Wales
bin Burat
Timothy
Tome
Tone
Renee
Anr Fae Snca
Tone Neymothe
Market Report Shows Steady to Strong Beef and Sheep Prices
Receipts total 2 435 head cattle 8 261 head cattle plus 276 head receipts 415 head shipments with market steady to strong. Sheep 12 head received with extras around 4 50 and lambs steady with good to choice values near 7 00 to 8 25. Special to The paper notes regional prices and quality grades across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mente
Merket Ea
Shine
Tassa Feante
Meat Prices and Cuts Listed in Historic Grocers Ad
A fragmented grocery ad lists pork and beef cuts with percentages and prices such as 19 percent for pork, 22 percent for certain cuts, and items like shoulders, short ribs, bellies, and beef carcass. It mentions brands like Dry Raited Meats and Sweet Pickled Meats with specific tonnage and pricing hints, reflecting a mid century market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
Market Receipts Weaken as Prices Fall at City Creamery
In New York on January 6, dairy trade reports show receipts at creameries fell and prices declined. White cheeses listed weaker with nearby and distant varieties down. brown fancy also weaker amid steady market pressure.
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New York
Opti
Yeacy
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables Reported
Readable prices show lemons from Messina at 8.20 to 9.00 and California lemons at 80 cents. oranges from Florida at 2.15 and California at 1.75 to 2.00. other items include New Orleans per dozen bunches, kale at 1.10 to 1.85 per bush, mushrooms at 2.20 per pound, and Florida pears around 1.40 to 1.78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boney
Messina
California
Florida
New Orleans
Market Prices and Product Listings From A Historic Page
A fragmented listing shows prices for foods and commodities. Entries include refined leaf tea 55 decimal cents, confectionery 4.45, extra white 4.06, powdered 4.65, Be ted 4.55, and soy or tea terms with miscellaneous notes. Also notes on onions and gingerlike terms appear alongside occasional brand or origin hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onsen Ieee
Modha
New Orleans
Aero Star
Tobacco sales excerpt shows mixed old crop tobacco offerings
Local bar sales totaled 168 hogsheads of old crop tobacco with fair quality and firm market. Farmers brought 141 hogsheads, averaging per hundred and a few lots sold at varied prices. Other lots included 26 hogsheads at different prices and several entries described as common and better grades among buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodmens
Sark
Prime City 74 7c country 64 Broane
A fragmentary item lists coded scores or product labels with readers unclear details. Readable elements include Prime City and country numbers 64 74 alongside Brown and Mee with color notes yellow and white.
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Prime City
Greem
LEND HELP IN CAMPAIGN FOR RESERVE BANK
Those in Cincinnati backing a new federal regional reserve bank celebrate Washington support from Dr H Barker Willis adviser to the Banking and Currency Committee. Congressman Bowdle says business need, not politics, should decide the regional bank site with Cincinnati as the logical center over Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
Federal
Washington
H. Barker Willis
Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
D. Fess
Xenia
Stanley E. Bowdle
Pri
Bowdle
Cleveland
Names Committees to Serve in 1914
Arthur P. Taylor announces the 1914 committees for the Denman Improvement Association. Appointments include officers and directors such as H. Schoemberger Fred Moewlashen J ng A Schulze treasurer secretary Hil B Fetten L Schock J Roveesbeater Tischbels and P Beman. The list covers entertainment publicity convention and federation activities with members from Louis Feld Dr Pied Bau fiehter and others.
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Arthur P. Taylor
Somnel Pt Ha Ag
Denman Ymprovement Association
Guites
Hesities Taylor
As-' Ee
Hi. Schoemberger
Fitet Vide Patent
Fred Moewlashen
Bacond
Retermans
L. Schock
J. Roveesbeater
Tischbels
P. Beman
Schulze
Ale Atterson
Serbet Jone
Semuck
J. Wane
Heman
Louis Feld
Dr. Pied
Baufiehter
Dro Ib
Tion
Alex Patterson
Mon Hilesbrena
L. E. Reece
Spiney
Ahb. Schoenjer
Hoentecher
G. Oliver
Edward Barteche
Rivatenberg
Lon Oo
Et Riestrere
John Iedebargs
Thomas Wright
Joseph Eicstenberg
Federation of Improvent” Anos Asociations
Sebaek
Willem
B. L. Craig
Farmers Institute Plans Meeting in Cincinnati Next Month
The Hamilton County Farmers Institute announces a central meeting to be held in Cincinnati next month with exact date to be fixed later. Five branch meetings precede it in Springdale Miami Newtown Harrison New Haven. W T Swain chairs the event and expects record attendance.
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Hamilton County
Cinccinnati
W. T. Swain
Farmers’ Institute
Springdale
Miami
Newtown
Harrison New Haven
Two Cities Seek Data on Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit
Winnipeg and Toronto asked the Chamber of Commerce for information on a Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit building. Winnipeg already operates a similar facility, while Toronto plans to erect one on a Burnet House site.
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Winnipeg
Toronto
Chamber of Commmerces
Civic committees plan meeting with Chamber manager
Civic committee chairs of 8 Se merce will meet Room 313 Chamber of Commerce Thursday at 1 30 to discuss an active civic campaign. Major Robert Hubler has named Captain John W Pattison to handle expense accounts and review budgets for the Ohio Infantry regiments. The Queen City Club lunch features G Weinberg speaking on Trade in Russia.
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Semerce
C. R. Hebble
Civic and Industrial Department
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Hubler
First
Ohio Infantry
John W. Pattison
Cox
Pattison
G. Weinberg
Queen City Club
Russia
Unclear OCR record of textile and chemical terms
Fragmentary OCR notes list items like salted wool fabrics and tub washed clothing, with scattered chemical terms and prices. The passage is incomplete and not coherent enough to identify a specific event or subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faa
Green
Whisky and War Debris Found in Barrel Basis
Seven barrels linked to a wartime cargo were found with a 01.2 inch wale indicator noted in the base. Additional details and provenance remain unclear from the fragment.
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Wale
Girl from Virginia wins prize in Should Women Propose contest
Nell R. Lee Murphy of Richmond Virginia is named the wisest girl in the South by General Bennett H. Young of the United Confederate Veterans for her essay Should Women Propose. Her answer favors the idea that a man should propose and notes traditional duties in marriage.
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Rishmond
Nell R. Lee Murphy
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
South
Virginia
Miss Murphy
Mobile
Ala
General Young
Union Pacific Distributes Baltimore & Ohio Stock and Cash
Union Pacific announces distribution of 62 million dollars in Baltimore & Ohio stock and 6.5 million in cash to common stockholders. The dividend equals about 33 percent, while the annual yield is projected at 2.01 percent. Attorney General McReynolds approves though he opposes railroad securities outside their lines.
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New York
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
McReynolds
McKeynolds
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
New York Central
Illinois Central
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
Exchange of Pennsylvania
Union
Authorize Repair To Stop Skidding On Harrison Pike
County commissioners authorize repairs to Harrison Pike with Pebbies placed on level and grade sections to prevent skidding. Clinton Cowen, county surveyor, ordered the work on recommendation. Temporary county offices space is approved at Gailford School and other properties for this purpose.
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Harrison Pike
Clinton Cowen
Gailford School
Charles M. Thurmler
Walsh
Broadway
Pioneer Street
Chatfield and Woods
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Cincinnati Man Granted New Trial in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
Information from Chicago reports William Bernhardt former financial secretary of the Cincinnati Structural Ironworkers Union has been granted a new trial in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Bernhardt was convicted in Indianapolis in the dynamite conspiracy cases after the McNamara brothers were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Bernhardt
Cincinnati Structural S Ironworkers’ Union
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bernhardt
Indianapolis
Ind
McNamara Brothers
Auto accident injury prompts $20,000 suit in Common Court
A passenger sues Bert H. Wenrick and Western Motor Oil Co for $20,000 for injuries from a February 1918 fire when a gasoline cleaning incident ignited in Wenrick’s vehicle. The defendant claims burns disabled him for two months and alleges a self caused ignition.
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Bert H. Wenrick
Western Motor Oil Company
Wenrick
Ring valued at near thousand dollars enters breach suit
The introduction of a ring said to be valued at nearly a thousand dollars, given to Miss Georgiana Young of Pittsburg to seal her betrothal to James W. Corrigan, a Cleveland financier, will be a principal exhibit in her $60,000 breach of promise suit. Trial begins in the United States Court of Appeals this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Young
Pittsburg
James W. Corrigan
Cleveland
United States Court of Appeals
Man Sentenced for Family Support Failure
Elmer Eawin of 1745 Central Avenue was sentenced to six months in the workhouse after his wife testified he had given only four dollars over four years, contributing two dollars weekly for their child’s support.
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Elmer Eawin
Central Avenue
State to Appeal From Keith Indictment Quashing
The State will appeal Judge Cushing's dismissal of the misapplication funds charge against Nathaniel Keith and Fro R. Williams in the Cincinnati Trust case. Assistant Attorney General McGee argued the quashing ruling was incorrect, asserting cited authorities do apply.
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Cushing
Co Pleas Court
Nathaniel &. ‘Keith
Fro R. Williams
Cincinnati Trust Company
McGee
Keith
Haste costs him twenty dollars in streetcar chase
Maish told Judge Feicke his coat tail caught on a hot lunch stand, causing his arrest for malicious destruction of property. He ran as street foods spattered the street, leaving a thirty two dollar loss, while he was ordered to pay Alex Kauffman twenty dollars.
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Fifth
Walgat
Maish
Feicke
Alex Kauffman
Kauffman
Arest
March
Juveniles Held in Camera Sale Probe
Vincent Bazere 17 of 1611 Pleasant St Harry Hannis 17 of 1529 Race St and Charles Schoettmer 17 of 1536 Race St are held by Juvenile authorities after attempting to sell a new camera to a pedestrian Gagere told Detective Pug Hannis gave it to him to sell Hannis refused to say where he got the camera.
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Vincent Bazere
Pleasant Street
Harry Hannis
Race Street
Charles Schoettmer
Gagere
Pug
Hannis
Contractor H. H. Scott Fined for Speeding in Municipal Court
H. H. Scott of Birch and Erie avenues was fined five dollars and costs in Municipal Court yesterday for speeding. Park Policeman Hartung testified Scott was driving at SE Eden.
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H. H. Scott
Birch and
Erie Avenues
Hartung
Scott
Plans to reorganize the New Haven Railroad
President Howard Elliott of the New Haven Railroad and Attorney General McReynolds discuss a possible reorganization plan in Washington. Officials will hold further talks at the Justice Department with special counsel to prepare a case if negotiations fail. The attorney general says he was not displeased by the conference.
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Washington
Jan
Howard Elliott
New Haven Railroad
McReynolds
Bllett
Elliott
Prideyend
Department of Justice
At General
Jease Atkine
Thomas W. Gregory
New Haven Road
Equity
Attorney-ee
Science not used in Hamilton County orchards study says
Charles Moeser announced an orchard inspection in Hamilton County found no trees cultivated scientifically. He claimed Hamilton apples have superior flavor to Washington and Oregon fruit. Paul Logan urged platting waste lands for fruit planting. The committee plans to meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 11 oclock Saturday to attend the Hamilton County corn show in a group.
Cases of council clerks go over until next week
By agreement of attorneys the case of eleven Democratic council employes under the Hunt administration who filed mandamus proceedings against Fred Schneller, clerk of council, to regain their positions ousted January 1, will be heard next week. The case was called in Superior Judge Pugh's Court yesterday morning with Bettman and Espy for the plaintiffs and City Solicitor Schoenle for Schneller.
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Hunt
Fred Schneller
Pugh
Bettman
Arthur Espy
Schoenle
Schneller
Love Letter Gets Husband a Decree
Albert C. Carter of 911 Chateau Avenue Price Hill was granted a divorce from Fay Carter by a Common Pleas Court judge yesterday morning. Carter says he found his wife writing an affectionate letter to another man in October 191% and when he took the letter she attacked him with a paring knife. He states Mrs. Carter left him May 11, 1918. She did not contest the case.
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Albert C. Carter
Chateau Avenue
Price Hill
Fay Carter
Carter
Chicago
Woman Sues for 25000 After Son's Bridge Accident
Elizabeth Fickert files in Superior Court seeking 25000 damages from L Eid Concrete and Steel Company over her son's death from injuries after a fall from a bridge under construction over the Miami River at Beechmont Avenue. She alleges he was placed in a dangerous position and would not have been hurt.
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Fiizabeth Fickert
Eait
L. Eid Concrete Steel Company
Miami River
Beechmont Avenue
Peters Sled to Divorce on Neglect Charge in Court
John H. Peters filed for divorce from Maria Peters in Insolvency Court alleging gross neglect. The couple, of 1615 Fairfax Avenue, share a 17 year old daughter Lurline. Peters cites persistent nagging coldness and lack of affection.
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John H. Peters
Maria ¥. Peters
Fairfax Avenue
Peters
Lurline
River levels show varied rises and falls across cities
River readings across multiple towns indicate a mix of rising falling and stationary stages. Notable points include Cincinnati 16.0 ft falling and Parkersburg rising while Louisville and St Louis report lower gauges and mixed trends.
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Cincinnati
Pranklin
Greensboro
Pittedburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Mayeville
Louisville
Evansville
Tata
Paduceh
Cairo
Kaikuk
St. Louis
Kaoeas City
Memphis
Little Bb
Agtyy
Helena
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