Williams Defends Treasury Nominee Amid Munsey Trust Probe
The Senate inquiry examined the nomination of a Treasury official amid allegations of undue influence favoring the Munsey Trust Company. Williams and bank officials testified with documents to show no bias while his brother’s ties to Continental Trust were noted, and the committee recessed until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneea
Uekeddy
Senate
Eeecies
Munsey Trust Company
United States Trust Company
Williams
Treasury
Gien Trust Company
Ali Fe Lapeaster
Wiliams
Ralack Réed
Wi Yams
Police reject film on vice shown at Hammerstein Victoria
Special to The American New York Jan 14 police unfavorably reviewed a sex relations disease film shown at Hammerstein Victoria Theater. Magistrate McAdoo found the pictures improper and they were pulled. He sent two disinterested viewers to assess privately and will report tomorrow. The film’s owner is described as an officer of the YMCA. The Medical Review of Reviews Sociological Fund published 20000 copies of Christabel Pankhurst’s Plain Facts About a Great Evil broadcast through The Suffragettes journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hammerstein
Victoria Theater
McAdoo
Fheman
Sociological Fund
Medical Review of Reviews
Gay
Christabel Pankhurst
Health Board probes Toledo tuberculosis outbreak actions
Cincinnati health officials press the State Board of Health for steps to curb a tuberculosis spread in Toledo where 120 cases are reported. The Toledo situation was reviewed at a morning health board meeting with Dr Vandis asked to take necessary measures. Barbara Steinbeck is appointed nurse at the Tuberculosis Hospital and Mayor Spleert questions health department routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Toledo
State Board of Health
State Board
Tolito
Board of
Heraith Wodnssons
Vandis
Elamant Cinein
Barbara Steinbeck
Spleert
Nuitiersus
January Investments in Regional Stocks and Bonds
A list of January investments including Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company common 10% stock, Cincinnati Street Railway guaranteed 6% stock, Cleveland and Pittsburg guaranteed 4% stock, Columbus and Xenia guaranteed 8.40% stock, Little Miami Ry Co guaranteed 8.60% stock, American Laphory Machinery Company preferred 7% stock, and American Book Company Globe Wernicke Co preferred 6% stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Little Miami Ry. Co
American Laphory Machinery Company
Amer
Ding Mack
Columbus
Columbia Gas
Rentock
Kroger
Procter
Cohimous
Xenis
Krianger
Dayton & Michiga
Detroit Cates
Northers Gide
Betots Valley
Colanives
Centra
Citteens
Stienal Bank
Piret
Aberes Cei Gas and Electric
Thy
Shearer Cimcingatee
Lehan
Siena
Cincianet
Cipciensti
Etnee A
Ewe
Red Ticket Wins In Chamber of Commerce Election
The Red ticket won the Chamber of Commerce election after a lively campaign. F Dieterle led with 607 votes as president, Henry M Hroune elected secretary with 607 votes, and William T Johnston 712 as treasurer. Directors and other posts filled by Red and Yellow candidates amid strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Change
Exchange
Union Central Building
F. Dieterle
Henry M. Hrowee
Gees
George F. Dieterle
Oecar F
Senna Caer
William Th Metish
Wiliam T. Johnston
Albert Lackman
C. van Zandt
Henry Vogel
J. Walter Freiberg
William Guckenberger
Judge condemns gambling and fines African American defendants
Judge Alexander condemned gambling in a raid that netted Ed Taylor Henry Tetter and nine others. Taylor paid 100 dollars plus costs while Tetter and Frank Carney faced 10 dollar fines. William Robinson and eight others paid costs and a separate faction led by John Margrove received a 25 dollar fine. John Stout was released with charges on the open docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Ed ‘Taylor
West Sixth Street
Henry Tetter
Taylor
Tetter
Frank Carney
Oe Png
Pug
William Robinson
West Court Street
John Margrove
George Street
John Stout
Carlisle Avenue
Plan Land Bank to Aid Farmers
Special to The Americas Albany New York January 14 Establishment of a land bank and coordination of 250 savings and loan associations in New York State are key features of Governor Glynn proposed universal credit system The land bank aims to facilitate long term elasticity for farmers and a national commission to handle farmers products will act as the agent between producer and consumer eliminating the middle man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Glynn
Huntington Favors Cincinnati as Bank Site
The Huntington Chamber of Commerce and local bankers endorsed Cincinnati as the best location for a proposed regional bank. The letter to Lazard Kahn from Huntington officials promises further business support to help Cincinnati secure the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce and Banking
W. Va
Lazard Kahn
Chamber of Commerce
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
Banking
Cimeinnat
Examine New Clerks by Council At First Meeting
New clerks appointed by the new city council at its first meeting on New Year's Day were given non competitive civil service exams. Three appointments came from eligible lists furnished by the civil service commission and were not compelled to take yesterday's test. A competitive exam will be held within ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Council
State court rules weight law unconstitutional in part
City Sealer Kinney comments on Franklin County Court of Appeals decision upholding part of the sale measure while striking the state case by weight law as unconstitutional. He notes the new standard for produce measures and urges storekeepers and producers to follow the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
Franklin County Court of Appeals
Cincinnatians to Attend Single Tax Advocates Banquet
Cincinnati residents including Daniel Kiefer Thomas Hunt Fenton Lawson Herbert G Bigelow Charlies F McLean and wives travel to Washington for the annual single tax advocates convention and will attend a banquet January 21 in New on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Daniel Kiefer
Thomas Hunt
Fenton Lawson
Herbert G. Bigelow
Charlies F. McLean
Bill Will Extend Militiamen's Duties
Washington a conference between Secretary Garrison and state militia officers led to substantial agreement on a military pay bill. The measure would give the War Department greater control over militiamen and require state troops to conform to efficiency standards while enabling mobilization for foreign duty in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Garrison
Maltatas
Man Defies Posse in Barricaded Farmhouse Stand Off
Edward Beardsley armed with shotgun and rifle barricades a home with his nine children and wife as a sheriff's posse surrounds the house seeking his arrest for shooting J W Putnam, the overseer, during a dispute over sending children to the poorhouse. The posse is ordered not to shoot inside the dwelling to avoid harming inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
J. Jan
Edward Beardsley
Beardsley
North Cincinnati Republican Club Names Tickets for City Election
The North Cincinnati Republican Club announces Regular and Independent tickets for Friday's election from its Corry and Vine streets headquarters. Regular ticket leaders include Jacques Helfferich as president and Frank Cook as vice president with Edw Hugo and others as officers. Independent ticket lists Jacques Helfferich as president and Hugo Ernstberger as vice president among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Ohio River levels and forecast for Cincinnati district
The Ohio River in the Cincinnati district will fall slowly tonight and Thursday. Readings show fluctuating gage levels at stations from Dam 27 to Dam 41 with several locations recording rising or falling stages. A damaged line notes a death at Pt Pleasant reference.
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Cincinnati
Dam
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha
Charleston
Mene
Ington
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Maysville
Louvieville
Lower Gage
Evansville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Paducah
Cairo
Keokuk
St. Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Little Rock
Helena
Vicksburg
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Million to Employees From Altman Will
Checks totaling over one million dollars were distributed to about 400 B. Altman & Co. employees entitled to legacies under Benjamin Altman’s will. In about ten days the Altman Foundation plans to announce details of a scheme for employee gifts and donations to charitable and educational institutions per the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. Altman & Co
Benjamin Altman
Fse
Altman Foundation
Altman
Market Turmoil Sparks Broad Trading Gloom
Readers confront a volatile session as stocks and grain swing amid unsettled markets. Traders cite mixed signals from Pactti and York Central, with optimism tempered by caution as prices react to recent reports and upcoming dates.
Grain and market notes show steady receipts and firm wheat
Financial brief reports grain markets with steady to firm receipts and a generally firm mood. Prices for corn and oats noted with varied bids, and winter wheat futures and cash values cited alongside regional market updates from Minneapolis and Peoria.
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Wipter
Epringer
Wanes
Stein Pao Wa
Livestock and Produce Market Report Summary
In the livestock market a summary highlights cattle receipts, bidding tones, and price estimates. The report notes steady activity with buyers seeking steers and heifers while traders reference bid ranges and recent sale levels at regional marts. A few entries mention price per hundredweight and adjustments in the day’s sessions.
Joker in Civil Service Attacked in City Court
In Superior Court Schoenle challenged the civil service joker as applied to council employees. Sixty new hires added by the previous administration before New Year may be exempt from removal without cause by non competitive exam. The court barred discussion of threats against the mayor. arguments continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugh
Acre
Schoenle
Council
Schoenie
Bettmann
Bank booster arrives to back Cincinnati regional claim
W. B. Rows president of the First National Bank of Cincinnati arrives in Washington as the Cincinnati Clearing House Association representative to press for a regional bank. The regional bank committee sessions open soon with Cincinnati boosters eager for testimony next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First National Bank of Cineinnati
Ere
Cnnati
Clearing House Association
Cincinnati
Seselin
Flowe
Endemchl
Civic club meeting to explain proposed legislation
Notes indicate tonight's Business Men's Club dinner will host civic group leaders including Chamber of Commerce and City Lighting Committee members to discuss proposed legislative measures. A separate meeting tomorrow in the council chamber addresses resetting the electric lighting contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Chamber of. Commerce
Ben Franklin Club
The
News Men's Club
Tomorrow Ae
Keel Stock Market Reports Mixed Day With Shifts
Trading activity varied as shares showed uneven gains and losses in a choppy session. Analysts note cautious investor sentiment as some sectors led advances while others lagged, reflecting a tentative tone across key indexes.
Cincinnati grain inspection amid mixed wheat trades
Market notes describe bid and offer activity for various wheat grades including No. 2 red, No. 3 mixed, and yellow samples. The report lists car lots, percentages, and moisture or test figures with auction details and lot counts, reflecting fluctuating demand and pricing signals for grain traders.
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Lear
Mme Coe
Dione
Gotew
Sidershie Storks
Ota
Cattle Prices and Market Report From Pittsburgh Jan 14
Special to The American reports cattle market activity with prices on receipts of 3 904 head and 1 490 head. Markets show gains in select and good grades with choice cows and calves firm to easier and shipments noted. Prices include $4.40 to $8.40 for various cattle types and calves around $10.50 to $14.25, with overall market strength and higher extras noted.
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Sbh
Giarket
Geod
Pitteborg
Americas
Guineas Pricing and Covered Ducks Mentioned in Text
The fragment references pricing related to Guineas and ducks with notes about colors and counts. Mentions of individuals and organizations are unclear, with many garbled phrases and inconsistent terms.
Detter ave Ceeamery and New York arrivals noted
Jan 14 report records 4 086 packages at the New York oven causing a firm tone as arrivals were dull and receipts showed small totals. The text notes averages and mentions Westend and local extras amid a cryptic shipping context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baal
Westend
Unclear Coffee and Candy Prices from New Orleans Ad
OCR fragment lists assorted coffee and confectionery items with prices and descriptors. The text混 contains numerous garbled phrases, partial product names, and broken prices, making precise items and figures hard to parse. The readable elements reference New Orleans suppliers and a variety of goods such as coffee and candies with fractional cent prices.
Fragmentary Food Market Notes From New York Era
Fragmented OCR notes describe various meats and prices in a New York market. Mentions include sweet pickled meats, shoulders, bellies, and specific price references, with unclear dates and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Boone
New York
Appine Market Price List and Entries
A garbled price list shows California corn at $9 a box, grapes $2.00 for 3.6 pounds, bananas $22.24 per case, beets and sprouts with unclear units, cabbage at 25 per ton, and peppers, pineapples, and potatoes listed with unreadable figures. Contains multiple misread items and inconsistent formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Tallow Prime City TH 7 percent country brown yellow mix
Fragmentary OCR text describes percentages and items including brown and yellow seeds. Names and locations are unclear, leaving ambiguous details about products or quantities.
Tobacco and Percent Seek Better Protease Tea?
Fragmentary notes mention tobacco, per cent figures, and protease tea terms with unclear context. Readable items highlight health or processing references but lack a coherent event or identifiable figures.
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Quiz Williams
Guard City
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cleveland and
Columbus and Xenia
American Book Company
Globe-Wernicke Co
Procter & Gamble Company
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Red
Plan Land Bank
Man
Posse
Bardep Aleo
York Central
Financial News
Chicago Grain
Pilger. Se Corp
Clerstor
Telede
Mioneapods
Fes
Agg Aon
Norco
Milwaukee
Jen
Aeons
Baltimers
A. Platte
Instastria
Locome
Anacenta Sipeltiog
Distillers
Weert Unica Ny Mvestinghouse
Joker
Rowe
Jos. E. Durrell
Boston
Viper
Cat Ae
Temple One
M. Cox
Frederic le Os
Robert Archable
Shriners
Cincinnati Furniture Euchange Hies
Gax
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Carey
Poultry and Eggs
Tom Eye
Bee Turters & Org
Pia Baden
Guiness
Orlean Levies Wits
New Orleans
Jtc
Japan
Weime
Taney
Enema
Provisros
Fruits and Vegetables
Coal and Coke
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