President Opposes Rider in Postal Bill
President Wilson rejects a rider in the postal appropriation bill that would curb appointments and limit the assistant postmaster positions. He vows to veto if the rider remains, arguing that qualified individuals must fill posts and that only Democrats should be in guard. Moon of Tennessee defies the president, asserting Democratic control and praising party victory.
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Micasorien
Wiwon Hae
Wilton
Déwey
Heer
Moon
Moicn
Tennessed
Wilson
Burleson
Thoras R. Marshal
Driver Injured in Woodburn Avenue Crash
Herman Metz, driver for Armon Outfitting at 1518 Vine Street, sustained a scalp wound and body bruises when his wagon was struck by Captain Miller's auto on Woodburn Avenue. He was taken to Dr. William Smith's office for treatment by Acting Fire Marshal Clifford George.
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Herman Metzr
Armon Outfitting Company
Vine Street
Temporary light contract discussed by city council
The Hecht committee meets at 2 30 this afternoon to debate a temporary deal with Union Gas & Electric. City Engineer Nelson outlined plans for a short term pact while a formal physical valuation of the utility is considered. The existing 1904 contract expires March 1 and civic groups are invited.
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Tt le
Union & Electric Company
Cinernatic
Union Gas #& Electric
Nelson
Teche
Hecht Committee of Council
Council Chamter
Expert Advice Payments Tie to Gaffney Trial
Testimony details a $20,000 payment to James E. Gaffney for expert advice after a June 1999 construction contract award to Mason & Hanger. Witnesses include Walt Smith and Kenneth of Securite Bars as the jury probes the nature of the expert guidance and the back accounts of involved men.
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Sperins
New York
Magon & Manker
Lucky Construction Company
James E. Gaffney
Nyack
Hanger
Gaffney
Whitman Naka
Walt Smith
Bourd of
Sy Ee
Mason & ‘Hanger
Kenneth
Securite Bar's
Appeals Free Prisoner
After physicians testified for Thomas Green and his attorney presented a petition signed by twenty business men, Municipal Judge Alexander dismissed the case yesterday. Green, a negro, was arrested at Pebles Corner for carrying a revolver found in his pocket.
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Thomas Green
Alexander
Green
Peebles Corner
Postponed University Art Classes During Dean Holmes Install
Owing to the installation of Dr. C. R. Holmes as dean, the university will postpone liberal arts classes and the evening session will not meet.
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C. R
Protests Heard On Railroad Freight Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced that protests will be heard in the railroad freight rate advance case. Associations and shippers had sought to oppose rate increases on specific commodities and communities, with the panel deferring final action to the full committee. The commission ruled that protesters are legally entitled to be heard before a final decision.
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Washington
Interstate Force Commission
Dr Biggs Chosen Leader of New York Health Board
Dr Biggs will head the New York Health Board with a $5 000 annual salary for a five year term. Dr Simon Flexner urged acceptance after prior refusals. Governor Glynn offered the post to Kirk previously but declined until urged by Flexner and other scientists. The Rockefeller Foundation relationship expected to influence the department, Biggs having introduced diphtheria antitoxin to the country.
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Nam
Caine Et
State Health Department
Rockefeller
Bigg
Biggs
Progressive program leads plague fight under Dinwiddie
Courtney Dinwiddie was installed yesterday as superintendent of the Anti Tuberculosis League. Dinwiddie supports extended social service work and a motion picture educational campaign. The new superintendent previously served as secretary to the president of Bellevue and allied hospitals of New York.
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Courtney Dinwiddie
Anti- Tuberculosis League
Dinwiddie
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals of
New York
Emerson Refuge Head Resigns as New Chief Takes Charge
Superintendent S W Monfort of the House of Refuge submitted his resignation to Safety Director Holmes. Chief Probation Officer Walter Emerson of the Juvenile Court was appointed to the post and sworn in yesterday afternoon. He assumes control of the Refuge this morning.
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S. W. Monfort
House of Refuge
Holmes
Walter Emerson
River level notes show widespread declines along Ohio River
The report lists numerous river gauges from Cincinnati to Shreveport showing falling levels and lower-range readings. Notable entries include Dam gauges at several locations, rising readings at a few points, and unsettled data across downstream cities.
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Cincinnati
Pragikin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falla
Cherieston
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Maysville
Louisville
Evanaville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Paducah
Cairo
Kul
Bt Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Little Rock
Helena
Vicksburg
Shreveport
He Orleans
Cincinnnati District
Ohie
Financial Turmoil Closes In On Global Markets
Unclear stock and grain notes describe fears of financial decline and political impact on elections. Reports reference London markets, President Wilken’s upcoming address, corporate regulation talks, and potential shifts in gold prices amid European and Polish concerns.
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Wileen
Corperate
Erie
London
Etteln
Porte
Poland
United States
Ferien
Pat
Grain and commodity updates from The American market notes
Special to The American reports closing prices and futures for wheat and corn across markets. Cash and futures quotes appear for No 2 and No 4 yellow and white varieties with December and May futures outlined. Milan Milwaukee Kansas City and La Plata dispatches note price movements and market activity.
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Essen
Milwacke
Jammary
Kansas City
Jan. Wi
Peotts
Jat
Platte
Local Livestock Market Report Note
fragmented OCR text reports livestock prices and trends with references to cows, beef and prime categories. appears to mention price movements and market observations but lacks clear details or coherent items.
Stock Market Briefs From New York
Special to The American reports stock market activity on a cold January day in New York with modest declines and varied trading across leading issues. Investors show cautious sentiment as prices drift and turnover remains subdued.
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New York
Notable Probate Judges Meet in Columbus and City Leaders Active
Notes from Columbus where WH Liddders returned after attending a probate judges meeting and election as president. George F. Dieterle named president of the Chamber of Commerce, with several Cincinnati business figures in motion. Cincinnati Exposition space talks by Furniture Exchange committee, Rabbi Philipson to Albany for a 50th anniversary tribute, and local gatherings including the Sternwinders dinner and Norwood First National Bank event. City improvements data, Chamber campaigns, and a January 31 dinner mark a busy civic calendar with multiple meetings and leadership roles across Chambers of Commerce and business groups.
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The
Furniture Exchange
Directory of the
Cincinnati Exposition
Potato price stance after commission ruling questioned
Merchants say potato prices will not rise despite Commerce Commission ruling. They note most potatoes come from Michigan via Cincinnati routes, and that Michigan is not affected by the ruling.
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Thi Prey Commission
Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
Michigan
Public Hearing Planned on Scioto River Bridge Plans
U S and S engineer Col Henry Jervey announces a public meeting at Portsmouth court house to consider plans for a proposed bridge across the Scioto river near the city. The event invites local residents and stakeholders to review design options and impacts.
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U. S&s
Henry Jervey
Court House
Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto River
Unclear market receipts report with damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed terms like red corn white wheat and identifiers such as No 4 red and Ro 4 male. Unable to extract a coherent event, date, or entity with sufficient clarity.
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Dante
Grain and feed price list notes mixed quality terms
The snippet lists various commodities including wheat and hay with pricing terms such as per car and per ton, mentions mixed feeds and white varieties, and includes figures like 58 percent and $14.00 as goals or totals, reflecting a historical market price record.
Market notes on cattle and hog receipts and prices
Special to The American reports Kansas City and St Louis markets with estimated receipts for cattle and hogs. Hog receipts around 11 000 head in St Louis with market strong, cattle receipts near 2 000 head including Texans and Southern cattle with steady to higher tone and price ranges quoted.
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Omebe
Jem
Kansas City
St Louis
Laslestan
Unclear OCR fragment hints at meeting agenda and attendees
Fragmentary text references a meeting with mentions of a Prime steam, family, and New York oath room. Details are illegible, with scattered words like meats, meet, and wine. No coherent event or individuals can be identified.
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Thonbhers
New York
Oath Room
Fragmented OCR List of Items and Prices
A garbled OCR snippet lists various small goods with prices and partial product names. Items include food, tea, coffee, candies, and household goods with uncertain quantities and misspelled terms. The text mentions California products and general shop inventory in a disorganized retail ledger style.
Dairy notes and market prices from New York and Michigan
The report lists dairy products including cream, cheese, Swiss loaves, and butter along with market notes from New York and Northern Michigan. Trading activity is described as quiet with sellers willing to cut prices on late day stock while egg prices remain steady in nearby white and brown categories.
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New York
Northern
Michigan
Horne
Burger
Prime firets 22 firsts and ordinary firets S2hac
The text appears garbled with many misspellings and fragmented terms. It references numbers like 22 and 27 and phrases about firsts, ordinary items, and a sequence of unclear content. No coherent event or identifiable entities are extractable from the readable material.
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Poe
Miscellaneous Market Notes From A Distant Ledger
Fragmentary market notes list various commodities and values including cottons, carbon, and miscellaneous goods. The text references traders and prices in a partial ledger style, with several unreadable lines. The piece conveys a snapshot of a busy, improvised market scene.
Whisky Listed: 66 Barrels In District Seizure
A report notes 66 barrels of whisky seized under a district act with 41.858 gulise vosterday cited as the basis. Authorities file the case for disposition.
Fragmentary Market Listings From A Turbid OCR Note
Readable items show varied prices and commodities, including grain and grain by the ton, with odd spellings and typos. Various figures mention values such as 4019.25 per ton and mixed unit prices for grains and associated goods, alongside stray terms like common tree and trash.
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Tyan
Rae
Tahecco
Globe
Farmers Sud
Anne
Goa
Fruits and Vegetables Price List From Local Market
List of fruit and vegetable prices including apples lemons beets pears and carrots with various unit costs and batch totals. Items noted include New Orleans shipments per crate and per ton with prices in dollars and cents and some garbled OCR readings.
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New Orleans
Otere
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Glare Teap
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George F. Dieterle
Chamber of Commeres
Chicago
David Philipson
Albany
N. Y
Max Schlesinger
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H. M. Atkins
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First National Bank of
Norwood
Cincinnati Hospital
W. C. Black
Aeolian Company
Business Men's Club
Main Street Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Frank H. Garber
Chamber of
Home Products Committee
Red
Etna
Versons
State of
Onio
Winton Savings Bank
C.F. Korn
J. A. Co
J. S. Walker
J. &. Hoses
Firat
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Columbia Wings
Newport
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Ateria
Marcel Arive
Marenk Steady
Americas
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Crete
Hotel Ile
Stearie
Faetr
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California
Poultry and Eggs
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Coal and Coke
Coke City
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