McReynolds Clears Path for Trust Rescission Policy
Officials expect McReynolds to curb corporate troubles out of court similar to New Haven and American Telephone cases, shaping a peaceful trust policy. He says the Sherman Act guides enforcement and voluntary cooperation from firms is welcome when competition exists. Elliott leaves Washington for New York to discuss a preliminary agreement with New Haven Railroad and its trolley and steamship holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepectes
McReynolds
New Haven
Wilson
Underwriting Conspiracy Aimed at Bryan, Wilson Cabinet
Special to The American reports allegations that a moneyed group funded to destroy William J. Bryan has sought to undermine his position in the Wilson administration. The plot is said to have begun when Bryan emerged as a cabinet possibility and aims to discredit him both in Washington and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
Enn
Copspiacy
Brian
Bryan Ig
Welfare association election tickets named at Horace Mann School
The Horace Mann Welfare Association election will be held at the Horace Mann School with elaborate preparations. Red ticket lists Charles Rocke as president and Otto Schuicher heads Blue ticket as president with multiple officers and directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann Welfare ‘Association
Horace Mann
Tiger
Red
Charles
Rocke
Richard
Krate Tepp
Treas
CH. Schlottman
R. A. Wellman
Saul S. Kiein
William Grote
J. Schoefel
H. W. Manning
H. L. Pachoud
John Bauer
Blue
Otto Schuicher
William Licht
William M. Clawson
A. Huenefeld
M. Bierlein
Charles Grote
M. A. Sheedy
Oliver Gray
Ed Shields
William Costello
George H. Menke
Martin Young
H. G. Rabe
Mt Washington Club Elects Officers For 2914 Reform Drive
The Mt Washington Business Men's Club announces officers for 2914 with Frank Hight as president and A T Fulford as vice president. Other posts include BE H Stevens treasurer and G F Collord secretary. Directors named include John Nichols E R Weachter and others. The club supports opening more highways improving sidewalks fire protection mail service and a new commuter corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washington
New Emperor and New King To Ascend Thrones Soon
Within days Abyssinia will see Emperor Silassu, heir to Menelik II, take the throne. In Europe the powers have chosen King William Frederick Herman Otto Charles of Weid, nephew of Carmen Sylvia, to be Albania’s monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silassu
Menelik II
Abyssinia
William Frederick Herman Otto Charles of Weid
Carmen Sylvia
Albania
SI Jassu
William Herman Otto Charles OF Weid
Ford to Observe Profit Sharing Plan Inauguration
New York January 11 Henry Ford plans to witness the start of a twofold program introducing a profit sharing scheme expected to enrich the company by over 10 million dollars at year end and an eight hour workday replacing nine. Ford also discusses Edison’s influence on efficiency and details from his farms and birds project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ford
Edsald. Ford
Detroit
Ford
Thomas ‘A. Edison
Edison
Fort Myer
Thomas A. Edison
Study Eastward Plan Aims to Learn from Social Survey Work
Chares R. Hebble left last night for a two week trip to the East to study social survey work in other cities. He will confer with leaders of eastern business organizations and hopes to gain information useful for development in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chares R. Hebble
Oea Een
Will Fight Ver- dicts Over Two Superior Court Ver- dicts
Attorney Thomas Bentham for Mrs. Charlotte Thompson Brown says he will move to set aside the $28,000 verdict to Dr. William Jordan Taylor and then seek to set aside a second verdict of $1,263 on grounds of lack of notice. He argues Mrs. Brown was not a party to the suit. If sustained, Brown's creditors may be paid in full from her personal assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bentham
Charlotte Thompson Brown
William Jordan’ Taylor
Superior Court
Jordan
Brown
Masons Attend Funeral for Ny Archer Lumberman
The funeral for Ny Archer prominent hardwood lumberman who died Saturday morning will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank pree Evanswood and Cornell Cliften a daughter of the bers of the Masonic order Archer was a prominent member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Ny Archer
Frank Pree Evanswood
Cornell
Cliften
Debers
Masonic Order
Archer
Change of Elm exchange numbers to Ridge in Cincinnati area
The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company announces that after February 1 Elm exchange numbers will be changed to Ridge while the digits remain the same. Residents should note the new exchange name for dialing local calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Elm
Ridge
Neighbors Battle Fire at Mrs Bosch Home
Neighbors fought a house fire at 2366 Flora Avenue in the absence of Mrs Josephine Bosch. Firemen from engine company 27 arrived to control the blaze causing approximately 200 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bosch
Flora Avenue
May Contest Decision on Baker Alimony Settlement
Court of Appeals may hear challenges to a ruling allowing Attorney Thorne Baker to settle alimony claims by paying 7500 over four years and 500 to Miss Lucille Lawson's attorneys. Baker and Lawson's counsel refuse to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Thorne Baker
Lucille Lawson
Baker
John Cee
Edward Colston
Miss Lawson
P&G Executive Speaks At YMCA On Profit Sharing
A. E. Anderson, general superintendent of Procter and Gamble, will address the YMCA Tuesday noon on the plant’s profit sharing system. The Life Problem Club plans a Tuesday night discussion titled The Master Man the Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Anderson
Procter & Gamble Company
Life Problem Club
Commission Men Fight Food Measure at Annual Convention
Two hundred National League Commission Merchants march to Jacksonville Florida for their convention. A Cincinnati delegation hosts a banquet at the Linton Hotel as talks focus on the McKellar bill restricting cold storage and egg holding to ninety days. A battle plan to defeat the measure is outlined with a Washington push planned. John Scales of Chicago seen as potential next president. Delegations from Detroit Indianapolis Columbus and Toledo attend with many companions. The Cincinnati group travels on a special eight coach train dubbed the Presidents Special headed by J Castelini with members including Abe Bloom Gabe M Weil W W Oyler C C Oyler H H Funk John Carran Janno J J Castelini John Leverone and Joseph Queiroli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League Commission
Jacksonville
Fila
Linton
Cincinnati
A. Gerrard
George Noble
Henry M. Weill
Abe Bloom
C. Oyler
Chicago
Northwestern
Greensburg
Ind
Detroit
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Congress
Washington
John €. Scales
J. J. Castellini
The
Cincinnati Delon
Gabe M. Weil
W. W. Oyler
C. C. Oyler
H. H. Funk
John Carran
Janno
J. J. Castelini
John Leverone
Joseph Queiroli
Gunmen in Custody After Fatal New York Pistol Battle
Special to The American reports four raimen held for the murder of Frederick Straus curses at onlookers as detectives move them toward the Tombs. Photographers swarm as gunmen threaten, with Benny Fein leading and an Italian detective forcing a path. Coroner Feinberg holds Fein, Kaplan, Beckerman, and Weichester for further examination while eyewitness evidence remains inconclusive. The case is tied to broader aims of curbing gang violence in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Straus
Benny” Fein
Saas
Fein
Rubin Kaplan
Able Beckerman
Harry Weichester
Gordon
Feinberg
Abraham
Horowicz
Cee
Dougherty
Straus
Herman Rosenthel
Good Man in a Bad Town Program At Y M C A
A YMCA program featured music speaking and Bible study yesterday. E Bennett, advertising manager, spoke on Good Man in a Bad Town. A 2:45 pm song service followed, then a Fireside Circle Bible study. Attendees heard R A Pricer C B Rupert baritone Harry G Fahnie violin Paul DeMu. Next Sunday Rev Frederick Wy ext McMillin of First Presbyterian Walnut Hills will speak on The One Thing Lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bennett
Aavartheng
Bennett
R. A. Pricer
C. B. Rupert
Harry G. Fahnie
Paul DeMu
Frederick Wy
T i. McMillin
First Presbyterian Church of
Walnut Hills
Five Suspects Held After Bank Wedge Game Tip
Detective Chief Ryan investigates five men held on suspicion of planning a wedge game at the Third Fifth Nations Bank. Names include George Lewis 22 Cleveland Ohio Frank Harris 24 Hamilton Ohio William O'Brien 35 Cleveland James Andrews Maggs Mich Thomas Parley Elk Hart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
George Lewis
Cleveland
Frank Harris
Hamilton
William O'Brien
James Andrews
Maroney inquest opens with twenty witnesses testifying
Coroner Agertmeyer hears testimony from twenty witnesses in the inquest into the death of Mrs. Robert Maroney and her one year old child. The husband, jailed for the double murder, will be allowed to testify and recalls nothing of the Hotel Walton scene, blaming liquor and cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag@ertmeyer
Robert Maroney
Walton
Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Regions
The report notes varied cattle trade with lower prices in some regions while others show steady demand. Receipts in St Louis and Southern markets are listed, with totals around 170 head locally and gains or declines in bid ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Canna Isdianepelie
Jas
St. Louis
Jan
Merket
Spectato
Live stock produce and market averages move through week
The text outlines weekly market activity for live stock and produce with totals and averages. It lists price ranges for grades like common trash, good leaf, and leaf types, plus tobacco categories and auction terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHP Seesvee
Trenaagellene
Warebenese
Walnut Hills Welfare Association elects officers and votes
Walnut Hills Welfare Association holds its annual election Friday night with polls open 6 to 7 at 1609 Madison Road. Regular ticket lists Frank H. Kunkel for president J J Gilligan for vice president B Avey secretary Joseph Thoft treasurer and directors E F Miller W C DeBeck Don Zeck William Taylor Thomas Bray. Independent ticket lists Frank H. Kunkel for president Nicholas J Hoban for vice president and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Welfare Association
Madison Road
Frank H. Kunkel
J. J. Gilligan
B. Avey
Joseph Thoft
E. F. Miller
W. c. DeBeck
Don Zeck
William Taylor
Thomas Bray
Nicholas J. Hoban
Date Set for Libel Trial of Four Men in 1907 Case
Judge Gorman fixes January 19 for the trial of Ray Long Harry Brown and Alfred Segal who face indictments for criminal libel dating from April 1907. The men were connected with the Cin leges a story in the Past referring to a board secretary position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Ray Long
Harry, Brown
Alfred Segal
Long
Brown
State Federation forms reciprocity music bureau
The State Federation of Women's Clubs establishes a reciprocity bureau to obtain musicians for consecutive engagements at federated music clubs across the state. Miss Emma L. Roedter serves as state music chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Emma L. Roedter
Organ Recital by Southern Ohio Chapter at Rockdale Temple
Members of the Southern Ohio Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will give a recital Wednesday evening at the Rockdale Avenue Temple under the auspices of the Sisterhood of the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio
American Guild of Organists
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Sisterhood of the Temnia
Wheat prices and commodity notes from market report
The sheet lists grain and hay pricing with figures for wheat oats and clover, including class numbers and per cent changes. It shows quantities such as 1 car and 29 per cent values, plus various bids for timothy and clover mixes and auctions with several dollar amounts.
Wheat Market Quiet and Steady Across Markets
The report shows mixed grain prices with wheat steady to firm and corn under pressure. Prices for timothy and clover vary by grade and origin, with futures and cash quotes from Chicago Toledo Minneapolis and Milwaukee noting modest gains and losses amid broad market quiet.
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Tethy
Fey
City Seinarto Louis
Tievator
Joly
E. Corn
Tor
Toledo
Cesdrye
Minneapolis
Fen
Northers Bae
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Chicago Grain Review Shows Mixed Overnight Wheat and Corn
Weather reports boost prices for corn and soybeans while wheat remains steady near unchanged. Argentine offerings decline and late-session buying supports a modest rise, though futures ease near the close as receipts and shipments are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Artién of Corn, Pit * Market Ae Caeringe Nat Base” Eperelatare Pa Sdeas
Dairy prices and product listings in brief
Butter, creamery extras 39c per pound and seconds 905c. Dairy items include creamery products and cheese with various percentages. Swiss loaf listed among the dairy offerings.
Poultry and Eggs Prices for Various Birds
The list details prime tires, aged fowl, old hens, white ducks, colored turkeys, feathered bird values, and general price ranges. It notes percentages for old hens and feathered birds and specifies premiums for certain poultry classes.
Local Market Prices and Produce List
A fragmented market listing shows various produce with prices such as cranberries at 40 dollars per batch, lettuce 15g, onions yellow and white varieties, pineapples 9.86 to 35 per eve, and groceries including grapes, peaches, and oranges. The note references locations in California and Florida, with unit pricing and batch measurements scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaner
Psy
California
Orleans
Fragmented OCR notes on meat cuts and prices
The text lists various meat items such as pork shoulders breakfast bacon and picnics with scattered prices and codes like 10.42 49 10.55. It also mentions New York cuts and terms like sweet pickles and beams, but the overall content is garbled and hard to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bas See
New York
Searied
Prices listed for New Orleans sugar and dairy items
Fragmented OCR text reports commodity prices including New Orleans sugar kettle molasses at 46 5 percent, cheese and milk offerings, California seeds and cattle terms. Several stray phrases reference standard trade terms and market rates, but the readable blocks indicate general price listings for groceries and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pruces
California
Miscellaneous Markets Update from Prime City Market
Market notes show assorted prices and commodities with scattered figures. The snippet lists items like cloth, linen, and tools alongside varied prices and vague quantities, reflecting a transient catalog page.
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Mr. Ford
Wall Street
Dodge Brothers
Dodges
Hook
Ford Electric
Orange
Belmont
Masons
Commission
Gurot
Maroney
Financial News
Coal UK
Bree Americas Seeding Machine
Cincianati ‘Tibetes Eeee Ciecirnati Gee and Electric
Cincionati Gas
Columbon
Columbia Gas and Electric
Kentucky
Procter & G
Kenin Erving
Aes Pr
N. É.c
Garand Peel
Fleie A
Ead
Globe Ee
Tet
Ossdliunan Alan
Viret Nationsl
Norwood Spades
Eee
FOR Musical Federation
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Chicago Grain Review
Fruits and Vegetables
Om. Teskeal
Lée
Merrie
Coal and Coke
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