Hamilton County Corn Show Opens At Mt Healthy
The Hamilton County Corn Show opens today at Mt Healthy School Auditorium with displays of corn and judging of samples. The event, organized by the Chamber of Commerce Agricultural committee and the Hamilton County Experiment Farm, invites farmers to exhibit their finest corn. The program includes judging, demonstrations of growing devices, and Saturday ceremonies with songs, addresses by Prof. Duvall Judge F C Murphy and others, plus prize contests for best seed tester and a writing contest by a youth under eighteen.
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Hamilton County
Mt Healthy School
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Healthy High School
F. C. Murphy
Delaware County
M. TL. Andrews
Julius Benkenstein
Agricultural Committee of
the Chamber of Commerce
Judgments Awarded Against Thompson Brown Brokerage Firm
Superior Judge Oppenheimer ordered judgments totaling 54 629.86 for plaintiffs in suits vs Thompson Brown Brokerage Company. William Jordan received 28 127.60 and 1 781.76 while Samuel R Geiser was awarded 24 620.70. Plaintiffs allege funds given to Charlotta Thompson Brown were misused. Mrs Brown remains free on bond pending appeal from embezzlement conviction.
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Oppenheimer
Thompson-Brown
William Jordan
Samuel R. Geiser
Plainiffs
Charlotta Thompson-Brown
Squibb Divorce Alimony Reported At Sixty Thousand
A cross petition to the divorce suit of Alexander Squibb will be filed by his wife in Lawrenceburg. It is understood alimony totaling sixty thousand dollars will be sought. Mrs. Squibb is said to claim willful absence for seven years.
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Alexander Squibb
Lawrenceburg
attor‘Heys
Labor law blamed for Cincinnati failing tobacco factory site
Ohio labor laws are blamed for the American Tobacco Company's decision not to locate a cigarette factory in Cincinnati. Vice President W H O'Brien and Brooklyn plant manager W F Lang, with Chamber of Commerce Industrial Dept., reported that Cincinnati fits the project except for restrictive current Ohio labor laws.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Americas Tobacco Company
Hat
W. H.o'brien
American Tobacco Company
W. F. Lang
Brooklyn
Chamber of Cammerce
Cineinnati
Cincinnati Alumni Association Convenes on Trustees
A Cincinnati alumni committee met on Thursday to confer with Meyer Spiegel about appointing three members to the University Board of Trustees. Terms of Dr. Robert W. Stewart Dr. Arch I Carson and Robert Hockett expire this week with undecided outcomes and Mayor may name successors.
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University of Cincinnati
Meyer Spiegel
University Board of Trustees
Robert W. Stewart
Arch I. Carson
Robert Hocketetter
Themeh
Model Brewery to Be Displayed at Manufacturers' Exhibit
One of the earliest attractions promised for the Permanent Exhibit Building at the Burnet House site will be a model modern brewery in full operation. The model will illustrate beer production from grain delivery to bottled product. Negotiations with Cincinnati for a reengage are noted as begun yesterday by the Board of Trade.
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Burnet House
Cincinnati
Board of Trade
Study City Finances and Deputy Auditor Questions
The Committee on Finance and Accounts of the Charter Commission met with City Accounting Department to review the Deputy Auditor Brady and assess the financial workings. Bureau officials from the Bureau of Municipal Research answered questions.
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Charter Commission
City Accounting Department
Brady
Bettman
Fred Leach
Bureau of Municipal Research
Eaten Impure Food Test Revealed by Dr Stiles
Washington January reports Dr Charlies W Stiles of the U S Public Health Service announces a test to determine if a person has eaten contaminated food. He calls the discovery more important than the hookworm finding and says fly contamination can be clearly demonstrated in any community where the fly exists.
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Washington
Jan
Charlies W. Stiles
United States Public Health Service
Dr. Stiles
Sue To Enjoin B. & O. Stock Distribution
New York January 8 suit filed in the Supreme Court by holders of 1960 shares of B and O preferred stock seeking a permanent and temporary injunction against Union Pacifics plan to distribute Baltimore & Ohio stock to common stockholders. Plaintiffs argue B and O stock represents capital and fixed assets not earnings and that preferred holders should share in any assets. Union Pacific says preferred lacks right to distribution and that only common stock participates from surplus earnings. Directors set April 1 distribution date for B and O stock and cash dividend with record date March 2.
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New York
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Union
Baltimore & Ohio
Executive Committee
Keefer Plans Medical School Representation for Hospital Superintendent Exam
Dr. E S Keefer, new Civil Service Commission member, proposes including representatives from city medical schools on the Examining Board for the general hospital superintendent position. President Wilby and Commissioner Lawson endorsed the idea at the commission meeting. Keefer also urged the executive head of a similar institution serve on the board, a suggestion met with caution. Likely examiners include Dr. Frank Harmon ACL Reid and E M Mitchell.
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E.S. Keefer
Civil Service Commission
New General Hospital
Wilby
Fenton Lawson
Keefer
Sagcence
Frank Harmon
Superintenet Acl
Reid and
E. M. Mitchell
Adams Express settles for boy's death in 1912 case
A Probate Court yesterday approved a settlement of 800 dollars paid by Adams Express Company for the death of Daniel Smiley who was run over by a company team on December 14, 1912.
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Daniel’ Smiley
Adams Express Company
Morse To Keep Position As City Sewer Supervisor
It was announced yesterday that H. B. Morse, supervisor of the new city sewer system, will be retained. Morse has been working under a contract with the Hunt administration, which was set to be void under the current regime.
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H. 8. Morse
Morse
Hunt Administration
Straub seeks habeas corpus for son Earl in custody dispute
Clifford Straub filed in Insolvency Court a petition for a writ of habeas corpus claiming his 5 year old son Earl is illegally detained by John Kline, father of Straub's former wife, alleged to be used at a recent divorce trial.
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Clifford Straub
Littleford, James, Ballard & Frost
Straub
Earl
John Kline
Ae Wee
Kline
Man Longview asylum case of Chester street officer
William Schaeffer, a 22 year police veteran from Chester Street, was committed to Longview Asylum after authorities found he had a mania for riding streetcars, riding from morning until night.
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William Schaeffer
Chester Street
Longview Asylum
Members of Small Board Take Seats
At a Union Board of High Schools meeting on Thursday afternoon the small school board members elected themselves to fill seats left by seven former Union Board members. Dr J M Withrow and A D Shock diy members of the small board formerly on the Union Board, and delegates from the Woodward fund resigned. Vacancies will be filled by appointments by the Common.
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Union Board of High Schools
Small
Board of Education
J. M.withrow
A. D. Shock
Union Board
Woodward ‘Fund
Lodging Houses Targeted in Safety Inspection Plan
Building Inspector Rapp announced an inspection aimed at open stairways and elevator shafts in small hotels to improve lodging safety. He stressed that all such stairways and shafts must be replaced to protect lodgers.
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Rapp
Market Weakness Persists Amid Credit Relaxation Signals
Stock markets showed heaviness despite easing money conditions as liberal profit taking and a contraction in trade weigh on shares. The Bank of England cut its discount rate to 4 percent, signaling relief in global credit, while Reading, Southern Pacific, Canadian Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio posted firmness but the overall list remained pressured. New Haven felt the impact as well.
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Americas
New York
Jan
Bank of England
Wall Street
Reading
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
New Haven
Market declines and corporate news weigh on shares
Unfavorable earnings and slow progress with the government dampen sentiment as Norfolk and Western liquidation expectations grow. Union Pacific gains after board approval to distribute its Ohio shares while Amalgamated Copper leads declines amid broader weakness in financials and activity remains uneven.
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Norfolk & W
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
S & Ohio
American Refining
Federal Department of Justice
Amalgamated Copper
Baltimore & Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Untitled Livestock Market Snippet
Fragmentary market notes show cattle calves and hogs priced with figures like 90.90. Weathered text hints at weight categories and farm terms, but specifics are unclear. The readable portions indicate livestock trading details without full context or clear entities.
Civic clubs discuss measures for January legislature session
Members of the Business Men's Club hear Senator Thomas M. Gregory outline proposed legislation for the special session beginning Monday. The Toledo Commerce Club endorses an amendment to the Kohn patent law and forwards resolutions to Ohio senators and congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
Thomas M. Gregory
Bi. W. Edwards
Business Men's Club
Toledo Commerce Club
Ohio
Columbus Railway Sale Ratified by Stockholders
In Columbus on January 8 stockholders approved the sale of the Columbus Railway Company properties to the Columbus Railway Power and Light Company. Existing officers were reelected and E. W. Strong of Cincinnati named a director.
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Columbus
Columbus Railway Company
Columbus Railway, Power and Light Company
E. W. Strong
Cincinnati
Suit Filed Against City Over Viaduct Access
Peter Moorehead sues the City of Cincinnati for 2500 dollars claiming the viaduct from Gilbert avenue to Eighth and Broadway blocks his Lock street property entry and worsens drainage conditions.
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City of
Cincinnati
Superior Court
Peter Moorehead
Gilbert Avenue
Eighth and Broadway
Lock Street
Separate Trials Ordered for Rolfe and Clark Robbery Case
The joint robbery charges against John Rolfe and Bessie Clark will be tried separately. Rolfe’s case will be heard in Criminal Court in the morning. Assistant Prosecutor Harrigon urged nolle prosequi, but Judge Gorman did not follow the recommendation.
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John Rolfe
Bessie Clark
Rolfe
Harrigon
Nolle
Gorman
Cadwalier to Speak on Criminal Code Reform
Starr Cadwalier of Cleveland and a State Board of Administration member will address the Social Workers' Club Monday night at Guilford School Auditorium on Fourth Street east of Broadway. His topic is Is Our Criminal Code Wrong in Its Conception.
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Starr Cadwalier
Cleveland
State Board of Administration
Social Workers’ Club
New Guilford School
Fourth Street
Broadway
Named as Meter Readers in Waterworks Department
Service Director Fosdick Thursday appointed Martin A. Casserly of 2650 Almeplace and Robert C. Cason of 1628 Hewitt Avenue as meter readers from the Civil Service Commission certified eligible list.
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Fosdick
Martin A. Casserly
Almeplace
Robert C. Cason
Hewitt Avenue
Civil Service Commission
Ohio River forecast for Cincinnati district shows slow fall
The Ohio River in the Cincinnati district is expected to fall slowly through Friday. Readings for many gages including Dam 41 overgage and Dam 28 show rising to falling trends with several stations already lower than prior levels.
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Cincinnati
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Huntington
Pikeville
Louisville
Dam
Gage
Evansville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Pad Cah
Cairo
Lawsuit Seeks 2600 Damages Over Fall From Ladder
William Pellew files in Common Pleas Court against August Richter seeking 2600 for injuries after being knocked from a ladder in front of the Walnut Street Theater last December. The petition states Pellew was on the building and Richter’s machine moved carelessly causing the fall.
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Wiliam Pellew
Common Pleas Court
August Richter
Walnut Street Theater
Bellew
Richter
Chicago Grain Market Reports Mixed Prices and Wheat Decline
Wheat futures show weakness as demand wanes while corn holds steadier. Receipts and shipments data indicate ongoing activity with prices at mixed levels across varieties and months in Chicago market reporting.
Cincinnati grain inspection report itemizes assorted wheat cars
The Cincinnati grain inspection lists several wheat lots by grade and car count including No. 2 red No. 8 yellow No. 4 yellow and mixed varieties. May and additional category entries appear with quantities and bale details though some text is garbled.
U S cattle and sheep market receipts and prices
The American reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with market activity described as steady to strong. Prices note select choppers at 9.25, select butchers 6.25, good light 88.25, cattle shipments and steady ranges around 6.75 to 7.90, sheep and lamb values up to 10.4, and hog figures near 5.05 to 7.75 with several regional notes.
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East
Buffalo
Jan
Yg Ag
Omabe
Ecsiast Catett
Odes
Ates
Rontad
Ste
Teac Ates Beer Sr
Market Brief on Egg Prices and Supply Conditions
The report notes rising output and improved supply chains, with late-made stock growing alongside a steadier defense in supplies. It cites 12,580 cases tested and GS cases foreign, along with weak demand for fresh and processed goods as trade remains dull and prices revise downward.
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N & Penn
Poultry andgears price list culls and quotas
Prime fowl and turkey prices listed with weights and cull rates. Geese and ducks noted with feathered fat conditions. Des per dozen and per dozen guarantees included. Prices reflect market rates and quality grades for poultry items.
Unclear Produce Price List Fragment With Odd Terms
Fragmentary OCR data shows various produce items with inconsistent pricing phrases. Entities named include Celery Grapes Tomatoes Potatoes Strawberries Watercress and Calfornia style mentions. several prices are garbled and unclear.
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Jersey
California
Mess pork and hams price report from New York market
Partial market notes show pork sections including shoulders belly and ham prices. Report mentions prices around 10.60 to 13 percent and carcass terms with unclear OCR reads.
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Beliles
New York
New Orleans Market Prices and Goods List
Local notes show varied prices for groceries in New Orleans including yellow items at 0.55 cents, powdered goods at 4.05 cents, and other items around 4.08 cents. Also mentions dried fruits such as apricots and hotel offerings, with several garbled phrases referring to candy and snacks.
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Ugar
New Orleans
Cotenda
Fragmented OCR Reads as Ungrounded Food Item List
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted food items and prices in unclear terms. The sequence includes colors, salted products, and stray numbers, lacking identifiable people places or events. The readable portion offers no coherent narrative or verifiable entities to anchor a full news card.
Tobacco Offerings At Moa The Gay Auction
The report describes large offerings of tobacco at Moa The Gay with prices around 37 and 36 units. Participants note many offerings and strong bidding, while partners quote a figure of 108 for a batch. The event highlights high demand and active trade in the sale.
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Moa
Joan
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